I was looking forward to checking out Jason's Joy, but unfortunately it just wasn't for me…read more The business is advertised as a thrift store, but it felt much more like someone's personal collection with a storefront. The inventory was mostly heavily worn clothing, older furniture, and random odds and ends. We spent some time looking around but didn't find a single thing worth buying. The experience itself didn't help. There was a dog barking before we even came through the door. As we walked toward it, the dog was shut in a bathroom, and I overheard a comment suggesting it only reacted after seeing me. Since it had already been barking before I entered, that struck me as an odd and unnecessary thing to say. The front door was left wide open, and while browsing I was bitten by a flying insect inside the store. I ended up with welts afterward. I know bugs can happen anywhere, but it definitely wasn't something I expected while shopping indoors. The store also felt surprisingly loud and cramped. Between the barking dog, conversations carrying throughout the shop, and the tight layout, it wasn't a relaxing place to browse--even though we were the only customers there. What honestly surprised me most was seeing the near-perfect online ratings afterward. Everyone has different tastes, but based on my visit, I just don't understand the hype. I left empty-handed and with bug bites, which isn't exactly the thrift-store experience I was hoping for. I do wish the owners the best, but my visit was disappointing enough that I don't see myself returning.

Awesome customer service!!! Great place friendly staff very cheap clothing and just a nice place to…read morefind vintage stuff

Well run and very few gglitches. Nice people.. .a real…read moreassortment of items from household to antiques.

Was once a great place to gather and participate in a "real" auction. Then covid hit so it was only…read moreon line activity. Like so many other places, the inherent laziness kept the on line format.....pretty sad.......I give it one star because the format prevents zero.

I enjoy the Davisville Flea Market and find Toby to be friendly and helpful…read moreToby needs to require vendors to stay at least until 1 p.m. Don from Vermont

Great place to shop. My family has been coming for many years. Sadly this Sunday morning our set of…read morewonderful lights were stolen from my car . Never happened before ! We put the set on car floor . Went back to retrieve our other items already bought, gone short time! So, Lock Up ! If ya can, and keep shopping. .

absolute bust! Dont waste your time! overpriced and not as many stores as listed that were close…read moreenough together to make it worth it! so disappointed as we traveled 2 hours for the weekend. Terrible that it is advertised the way it is!

This is a 20 mile+ stretch of road between Chichester and Lee that houses barn after barn after…read morebuilding of antique shops. The website only lists a small few, there are many more to be discovered!!! It took a day to hit less than half and we walked away with many good finds and deals. Highly recommended as a weekend trip or a day detour if you are up in the area. It's between Concord and Portsmouth and they say it's the oldest antique shopping area in the country. go to the website to get more info. whether you are into mid century nick knacks or true antique furniture, you will not be disappointed.

I am currently visiting my parents in Northwood and they are taking me on a tour of all of the…read moreantique stores, something very much up my alley. The first stop on a trip is the Parker-French Antique Center and this place is absolutely fantastic. From the outside this place looks pretty smell but the moment you walk in you realize that there's actually a couple of big rooms full of all sorts of antiques, retro toys, war memorabilia, and everything else under the sun. The staff here is super friendly and both my parents and my wife found things that they just needed to add to whatever collection they are working on at the moment, I don't know, my wife is buying a creepy little statue with nuns on it. Overall, this place is definitely going to be on my "must hit up" list whenever I'm visiting my family in New Hampshire. I mean, how can I not hit up a place that has stuff from The Flintstones, WWF, and the Toronto Blue Jays? Although I left empty handed (myself at least).

I love this place. Have been coming here since I was in high school. Now I live out of state but…read morealways make it a point to stop here when I'm back in the area. Yes, it's mostly smaller items but honestly it's a nice change from the antique shops with mainly furniture- especially good for someone like me who can only take back so many things on a plane. You def need patience because it does take time to look through everything and not miss something but that's part of the fun. The owners and staff are all very pleasant and they have good protocols in place to stay safe during COVID.

Really great spot, we stumbled across this place while we were across the street. Run by a couple,…read morethey do a really good job at keeping a large selection of invetory for all types of items, including records, kids toys, gaming items books and other nicknacks, i believe they also sell at the flea market and are very down to earth. Great time just to come and walk through even if you dont decide to buy anything.

If you are looking for antiques, look elsewhere. If you are looking for toys and mid-late century…read moreplastic collectibles, you may find it here. Did a search for good antique shops near Goffstown and this place came up. Guess the search engine was desperate or they lost the definition for antique. Maybe this is the place to take your kids to find toys a little older than they are.

Great variety and prices. It looks smaller than it is from the outside. The people that work…read morethere so friendly and helpful. This is my go too place if im looking for something different or just to browse and see what catches my eye!

This is a great antique store that is filled with little treasures! I went on a rainy day a few…read moreweeks ago and enjoyed meandering through the different rooms. It's a no-frills antique store that is typical of many New England stores. The location is a little out of the way but the staff is very nice and there are a variety of different items for sale. I was particularly impressed with the very back room. That's where the larger pieces of furniture are stored. I saw a wide variety of trunks, dressers, and chairs. They had all different styles and excellent prices. I bought an adorable little white vase, but I plan on returning once I have a house of my own to furnish.

Amazing staff! Gorgeous store and we are so happy we came in. Started at the North Conway location,…read moreordered several pieces from Kate(the best salesperson you could ever meet) and when she mentioned that there's 4 locations and this store was where the warehouse is, well we had to come down! So amazing! I had a great experience with two young girls here and will be ordering more for our new home. Give this place a shot, you will not be disappointed!

Wasted my time driving an hour each way to pickup furniture only to walk in and find out that they…read morecan't give me my order even though they are open because the person with they key to the furniture storage wasn't there