Lynn Vintage Warehouse has *three* floors of unique thrift/antique stores. Locals also call the…read morewarehouse the "Prime" building due to the old signage at the entrance. Despite signage that says "no admittance" or that entry is limited to appointments, the Lynn Vintage Warehouse is very much open for business. The warehouse is open to shoppers every Sunday from noon to 4PM. If you are into thrifting, this is the place to go! YELP'S 2021 REVIEW CHALLENGE: #7

Very limited window of days/times to go and visit, so if you get the opportunity to check this…read morewarehouse out, do it! The first floor is storage, but it's cool because they have all these vintage signs that look local to Lynn. The rest of the floors are different vintage businesses that include art, sketches, old timey suits, women's & men's clothes, toys I remember having as a kid, jewelry, old postcards & posters. It's fun to scope out!

Service: 11/10! Rick and Allison (or Alice?) were super nice. Like wow no one has helped me carry…read morefurniture to the car before. Selection: Amazing!! So much in store. Value: I found these chairs which were ok looking.

The items are over priced, It's lacking in customer service & selection. It's jammed packed with…read moremissed matched items. I stopped in on a visit to friends in Salem I was disappointed on the selection and came out empty handed. Buyers skip this place choose a smaller shop that is dedicated to specializing on quality not quantity.

I went in looking for a bedside table and left with just the right one AND a new little carved…read morecamel to keep me company. And craved an antique glassware set. This store has more in its nooks and crannies than I'll ever be able to explore. Nancy rocks -- she's one of those funky and gregarious people you want to hang out with more often!

Excellent little shop for home furnishings (consignment) accessories, gifts, and design and home…read morestaging services. The Owner Nancy is a "Creative" and such a delight to do business with. A great spot to stop - right next door to Ginger's closet - hot spot for a nice gently used coach bag!!!

Boston Consignment is packed with an abundant collection of items. It's a treasure trove, a place…read morewhere one can find that unique piece. If there's something in particular you are looking for, just ask. Staff are willing to help you find it! BC also has great photos and easy search method online. Give them a visit!

I walked in in shock of all the clutter you could barely move, but nonetheless, I was still willing…read moreto walk around. I touched a piece of silver, a $10 item and the owner at the desk snapped very quickly at me asking me if I needed any help with a loud voice very rude. I said no I'm just browsing thank you And then a few minutes later out of the blue, she says nothing in the store is to be touched! She was by far her one of the rudest woman I have ever encountered as a store owner and I literally did nothing I looked over at her and I said I beg you parted she says do not touch a single thing in the store. And I replied wow I've never heard of that. Nothing? As there was so much clutter in there from top to bottom, you couldn't even walk. I would never step foot in that place again she was ungodly so disrespectful and treated me inhumane I can see clearly why her store has 1 million pieces in it People don't want to be treated like that and will not return with a terrible experience. This woman felt she was so entitled. WOW

My husband and I always make a point to stop in here when we are in Salem. We stopped in on 4/25/15…read moreshortly after 11. The woman working there, not sure if she was the owner or not, asked us to come back later because she was " eating breakfast" and had an " important" phone call to make. She then said "so if you could come back later or whatever." whatever is right, because we will never be back. Don't be open if you don't want customers.

Out of all the shops in the Lynn Vintage Warehouse, Salty Seas Vintage is the most airy and least…read morecluttered. Clothes are more of an afterthought here. Instead, cassette players, old stereos, guitars, glassware and knickknacks take center stage. There's plenty of space to walk around and browse to your heart's desire. One cool perk is that you can pay with Venmo! YELP'S 2021 REVIEW CHALLENGE: #9

Very cool spot for Salem vibes and ALL sorts of trinkets and vintage items. Eccentric owner. And…read morebeautiful store. It is off the beaten path so not busy. We stopped by while visiting the Salem Fire Department.

If you haven't come into the shop you really need to. It's a mix of antiques, locally made gifts…read morelike candles, lighting and exotic plants. It's in a small space but every inch is covered in coolness. I called to see if they had a philodendron. They said they would text me when they had some in. I can't think of many local businesses who would call or text someone back when something was in stock. The owners are very knowledgeable. I have a tendency to kill plants and they gave me useful advice for the welfare of the plant. It was a bit large and the owner (Eric I believe?) carried it to my car. Seriously what a class act. Shop small and don't overlook this little gem of a shop!

Oh my goodness! This is such a unique shop from the floor to the ceilings! Literally you have to…read moresee the floor! It's amazing! I could spend hours in there looking at all the unique one of a kind items they have. Also love their earrings and accessories for a statement to any outfit! Highly recommend! Staff is so pleasant as well! All around great experience! Can't wait to go back!

From the owner: The AshBmarie collection is a collaboration of fashion accessories and handmade garments with a…read moresplash of music and antiques. With a backbone in fashion merchandising and interior design to support it, AshBmarie creates an artistic and energetic shopping experience to both the onsite and online consumer.

I stopped by Mill no. 5 for a coffee from Coffee and Cotton and discovered this amazing little book…read moreshop. Ken, the owner was there and he was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. We chatted about books and old PC games. I wound up buying a first edition of For Whom the Bell Tolls! I'll definitely be back!

They closed now there is a cafe there. But the cafe is really good and there are a bunch of other…read morecute shops in the area.