This place is a gem, I have never been there where I didnt find something and most times I find…read moreseveral somethings. This trip I found a few small Hall casserole dishes and went around to see what other great finds there were. A vintage new unused fondue pot circa 1970's! The staff is friendlyand helpful and the space involves 3 floors of treasures. The pricing is fair and dependent of rarity and condition. Cash or credit cards are accepted.

Nostalgia is such a cool spot. Whenever my out of town friends come to visit I bring them here to…read morewander for hours. It's hard to walk out without something, but I always find high quality, unique, pieces. I recently just bought a beautiful wood box paper cutter and vintage disc film camera that I'm excited to play around with. The people at the front are great!

Very cool store, there is something for every nostalgic person here. Games, toys, clothing, ash…read moretry's, books, magazines, vintage home decor and so much more. It might take two visits to the store to see everything. I'm looking forward to visiting again soon

This place has personality in spades. The owners have amazing style & knowledge about furniture,…read moreclothing, artwork and all things vintage. To those comparing prices to Savers, a store that collects free donations where you scour thru a sea of garbage to sometimes find a gem, please stop comparing apples to lobstahhhs. Small business owners have to travel, clean and PAY FOR the items they carry in their shops. You will never buy more reliable furniture, studio pottery, kitchenware ext. How much do you pay for brand new items made out of inferior quality materials by slave laborers? Do you ask for discounts at Nike or Boutiques? This is not a thrift store. I can't afford a lot of things they sell but it's my go to when I'm looking for a special gift for people I adore because I know I'm buying something that has lasted a lifetime and will continue to last. You pay for quality and rare finds. It's also just really fun to browse and ultimately find a little something you didn't know you were looking for. Some Etsy sellers price vintage Levi's at $50 some at $250. That's the way businesses operate. If you're down for some eye stimulating treats, a 60's lampshade to build your room design around or a pair of sterling silver earrings from the 70s that you saw in an old family photo album, this place will be a . It's a landmark that's made Providence great for many years Oh, and maybe don't leave a sweating ice coffee cup on mid century furniture and the owners won't give you side eye Also Cheech the gorgeous one eyed senior cat is 1 of 1. If you don't like cats or are allergic, walk in the other direction like a normal person.

I went with my 19 yo daughter, shopping for her. She didn't see anything for her age/style but…read morethere was a good selection of mostly new, high end brand items for those of us a bit more... mature . The woman working (I think the owner) was so nice I would definitely go back if we're in the area.

Exceptional with fashion advice and help finding great items at great prices!…read more We both got everything we need for summer and had a great time.

Really cute options. I thought this was a thrift store, buts more of a vintage store. I still…read morewasn't a fan of the prices though, a little too high for second hand. If I could give 3.5, I would! I still would go back if im in the area, I just saw more than a few things that shouldn't be the prices they are and that was a little hard for me to see. Many of the prices are worth it though, don't get me wrong! Cute little location downtown, but I wonder if location = high price.

The people that work there are always super friendly. The place is organized in a way that helps…read moremake it easy to find the type of item you are looking for. I love that the items the have are all styles and shapes.

What an incredible find! If you like thrifting or antiquing I would highly recommend Hall's on…read moreBroadway. Tons of incredible treasures to be found! I found the prices to be very fair and the selection incredible. I found some vinyls that I really liked and they looked to be without scratches. I also found a beautiful bracelet and some animal shaped jewelry cases that I used to get in the early 2000's that brought me lots of joy. If I lived closer I probably would have bought more. The variety of merchandise is fantastic including furniture and kitchen ware and beautiful antique dresses and bags. The owner is very kind and knowledgeable. Highly recommend!

This place is amazing! Has beautiful antiques and furniture. I use a rollator and mobility aids and…read moreantique stores are usually very crowded, for me, they were barely crowded, and were able to move things that were in my way!

I love to attend the Providence flea! I love the indoor ones as they provide something cute to do…read morein the colder months. The summer ones are at an adorable spot and as long as it is nice out, it's a fun way to spend a day! The vendors are all wonderful. I'm always blown away by the talent and also by the variety. This is such a providence staple!

Looking to get out and enjoy the nice weather, my wife and I went to the Providence Flea with my…read morebrother and his wife. Open every Sunday, right by the water, it was a fun time exploring a good variety of vendors. From artists, to baked goods, jewelry, antiques and much more there was plenty to check out with all kinds of price points. For the most part, vendors were friendly, and we found some fun items to buy as we explored. I'm told it's not always the same vendors each week, which is nice. So perhaps somewhere we will check out when we have free time again in the future, and are in the area. Lots of variety in products for sale, and price points vary, so there is something for everyone.

Great deals everyweek. Books are 3 for $1, new by the pound section in the back of the store…read more Everything has price tags. Great staff that manages the store and the inventory very well. Decent prices

It was a horrible experience! I suggest you sell your furniture on FB Market or Craigslist. SA is…read moreway too picky! I have a gorgeous oak dining room set with 6 chairs. The wood is pristine, and the cushions have been professionally cleaned with little stains. They saw a little discoloration on one cushion and rejected it. Wow, I have to say I think a family missed out on a beautiful set. I ended up selling it for $300.00, and I donated the money to the Red Cross. See Ya Salvation Army. Don't waste your time with these hacks!

1- see pic re: hours and locked doors and waiting for it to open…read more 2- This is not treasure hunting. This is a place that already knows the worth and sells stuff At full or almost full value. It's essentially an eBay shop. 3- still worth a visit for LP collectors - huge selection 4- I'm a nurse and luckily don't have a strong sense of smell. I can honestly say this the first time I'm not going to return to a venue because of its smell. Just. A lot of B.O. smells happening. I want to support small businesses but won't be back.

Awesome shop, cool owner. I've never left without a cool gift for a friend or new collectable for…read moremy self, highly recommended stopping in for records or retro toys/ games!

This savers is a god one. It's super big and has a lot of product! Staff here is always super nice…read more Parking is a bit of a nightmare though. You'll find a spot, but getting out of the lot is a process.

A really surprising thrift store for me. It was such a large store and it was so organized…read more There was a lot of mechdise and some of it was ridiculously overpriced. I can't explain it but I think that they look at the names on the label and then price from there, but forgot that everything is used. I actually found a few items that seemed reasonably priced. Definitely a place to check out.