I have to say that this place frustrates me. I adore vintage clothing and have been in the store…read moreonce before and it was quite cute. But there are no actual real "hours" and it seems they just open the store when it's convenient for them. And today there was an open sign out, but when I went to go in I discovered the door was locked and there was a sign instructing you to ring the doorbell for someone to come down. that's just a little too weird for me - if there's an open sign out I assume it's actually open. would be a great place if there were real hours I think, but oh well! EDIT 3/23: In response to the comment the owner posted. I am a regular vintage and antiques shopper and am used to "non-orthodox" hours for business. but regular hours. whether it's only one day a week for just a few short hours or more, but some sort of set hours. I don't make an appointment because that's once again very strange as I am just interested in browsing (I would set up an appointment if there was something in your etsy shop that particularity caught me). I was very interested and looking forward to seeing what you have that day, but was simply turned off to the fact that I felt like I must be inconveniencing you since you did not have the time to be down in the store anyway. All I am saying is that if there's an open sign out I don't expect to find a locked door, and I would have happily stopped by to see the store again when it's actually open and changed my review if you had not responded in such a rude way which makes me not want to give you my business, which is a shame since I enjoy supporting good local businesses.

The Church of Vintage has a charming atmosphere, I feel a romantic aura when I enter the store-…read more above where the owner lives with her two children and husband. Sometimes you can hear her two children laughing and kittens scrambling around above the shop. I live not far from Bridgeton. I once ordered a lovely Irish linen vintage blouse from her online store and paid for the shipping, since I wasn't sure if it was at the shop or is it had to be ordered in. One day I hear a knock at the door, and her husband handed me a box, explaining where it was from. When I got it inside, I unwrapped it and found the blouse and an envelope of money- the amount I paid for shipping. Talk about great customer service!

GREAT CONSIGNMENT SHOP. I think they have 80 vendors. It's clean and people are nice. huge…read moreassortment and great prices. Always something new every time we go 2 floors. Something for everyone. definitely recommended. Downtown Vineland. Quaint little town.

So this is the third time in a week I heard about Robin so im gonna take head and stay away from…read moreher..If its the lady I think it is,she also profiles people,I heard her tell someone that they were closed or about to close and when the person left she rolled her eyes and laughed bc the gentleman was homeless and didn't have much,it was only 3 o'clock and they open till 5..She just didn't want his kind in there.People sometimes have issues in life and let's hope ahe never has in go thru that or one of her loved ones..That gentleman was very nice and honest bc I spoke with him like a week later and yes I bought him what he wanted from there bc he couodnt.It was a gift for someone else not even for him..This lady should be fired and needs to learn how to treat people..If you find her pleasant I guarantee its a mask,she is being fake .

The Salvation Army Thrift Store is housed in what was once the haunt of my youth- the old roller…read morerink. It breaks my heart a little bit every time I go there... but go there I do. You can still get great deals at Salvation Army. They even have sales according to the color of the tags. They've got lots of great vintage and retro stuff, as well as a funky selection of housewears. The store is a little shabby, and could use a good clean, but it's AUTHENTIC. Love it.

Largely a clothing store (and the racks are JAMMED with garments), it also contains some glassware,…read moredishes, cutlery, kitchen utensils and gadgets; and a small selection of furniture (couches, china closets, bedroom furniture), CD's and DVD's, and other items you'ld expect in a thrift store. PRICES ARE EXTREMELY INCONSISTENT AND CAN BE OUTRAGOUS. They offer weekly discounts by price tag color on "clothing". The staff is usually friendly. The store does not provide bags for your purchases, but you can buy a reusable Salvation Army bag for something like $1.25 -$1.50 per bag.

Such a lovely place to find some vintage or repurposed pieces. My mother was the one that…read moreintroduced me to this location! So happy she did because I have purchased some lovely pieces from here. They have from vinyl to clothing and everything else in between. Several of the pieces you look at they try and label the timeframe the item is from so that is pretty cool! I am really into their military old school pieces! I was able to find some of the old school navy all white bell bottoms....SUCH A GEM!! They were in pristine condition!!! There is a small clearance section in the back that carries several pieces from the store. Some of the items are damaged and some are in perfect condition but I guess they are just trying to get rid of. I have found plenty of gems there! They have fitting rooms just in case you want to try the clothing on. They have a restroom for customers as well. All in all this is an amazing place to stop by if you are into vintage items!!

I started a new collection of Pyrex at a favorite store of mine with an amazing family who owns it…read more& treats me like family. I love my new piece. It's perfect for one independent woman. I will be using this piece for pancake mix, soups & cereals. It's so pretty! Thank you all so very much. Your collection is A plus!!

Sickly obsessed doesn't begin to cover it. Great prices,…read moregood vibe, and amazing vintage finds! I recently scored the most bangin' vintage Wrangler jacket. My style is definitely more western chic and this jacket goes with everything. Plus scored some new but very classic style sunglasses. Had some friends in town and took them, it was such a good time for us all.

Staff here are super friendly and down-to-earth…read more I'm frugal, so I'd rate them "$$" out of three dollar signs since they were not cheap but not ridiculously expensive. Selection was far more than I expected given the limited space. It's a very place to check out! Wide variety of vinyl and a "bargain bin" for those with added frugality like me.

Love color coordination and very organized but service could have been better. Extensive scarf…read morecollection but a little pricey as expected for a store like this. Apparently they also have an Etsy and EBay... the service was not very helpful and not sure I would go back here. Quaint, color-coded spot.

Malena's has a wonderful selection and employees that are helpful, knowledgeable kind. My daughter…read more& I have been stopping in for her birthday for at least 5 years now. We never leave empty handed or disappointed!

Favorite store in the area. Curated home goods, food, clothing and art. Individual stalls carrying…read morefun and interesting items. The front of store ladies were friendly and energetic. Price friendly.

Wonderful place to find local artisans items, antiques. The…read moresetup is individual stalls where you can select jewelry, pottery, Antique home wares, shirts,glass items etc. The list is always changing. This is not a place I would recommend young children should go just because of the setup and number of fragile items here. But, I have never been told they are unwelcome. Just a heads up for parents to decide for themselves.

easily the best thrift store i've been to. the staff is made up of the nicest ladies ever, the…read moreprices have remained affordable, and there is a surprisingly large inventory despite the store size. although they have a lot there, it doesn't feel too cluttered or overwhelming. they do a great job organizing and staging the merchandise to make a good shopping experience. as much as i'd love to gatekeep the spot, twice loved and their staff deserve recognition. i suggest ditching the big thrift corporations that lie about being charitable and sell all of their nicer donations for top dollar online to support the small local shops like this 1!

Great prices! Hours are wrong on google maps so I happy to see they were open on sundays. Lots of…read moreglassware, small home decor items, affordable clothing, jewelry and more!

I left a large vintage bag made of folded cigarette papers woven together…read moreon consignment with Joanna when her shop was in the trolley square neighborhood of Wilmington. She sold the bag and never paid me anything for it. I'm sure she got a nice sum for it, but I never received a penny. We were actually friends at the time, and she had the nerve to just expect me to accept this behavior. Rotten.

Eclectica is in many ways a dying breed. There was a time not too terribly long ago that small,…read moreunique specialty shops were seemingly everywhere. And now they have largely been replaced by the dreariness, drabness, and sameness of chain stores. And make no mistake. Eclectica is a gem. You can find unique gift items here that you can't find anywhere else. There is something here for any budget. The owner is friendly, always offers a warm greeting, and is very helpful. It's clear from the moment you enter that she's put a lot of care and heart into this place, and it shows. If you are looking for a unique gift that literally you won't find anywhere else, or something for yourself, take a few moments to visit this place. You won't be disappointed. The items are always changing, always something new, and always something to please.