This place absolutely rocks. I have no idea why I ever go to any other second-hand store. The owner…read moreMia is always cheerful and helpful and is an absolute joy to work with. Her prices are fair, she knows her stuff, and there's always new things in the shop! I've walked out with the perfect item many times, even when other shops have failed me for days. I can't recommend Vintage on the Common enough!

You continue to comment on my review and mischaracterize me as someone you're arguing with online…read morerather than a customer sharing a legitimate negative experience. I do not know you, I'm not involved in any Facebook disputes, and I do not live in your town. My review was based solely on my visit to your store: the extreme disorganization and crowding, the pricing, and being closely watched while shopping. Instead of addressing these concerns, you've repeatedly dismissed my experience and blamed it on unrelated comments about a school district I have no connection to. You also edited your original response after the fact, so I will be attaching the original for transparency. I originally left a two-star review because the experience was negative but not terrible. However, your repeated attempts to invalidate my experience since then are unprofessional and disappointing.

Nice, friendly little shop. A nice mix of vintage and antique. There are a number of vendors whose…read moretastes nicely complement each other.

This is a great shop, and I stop in whenever I'm in the area. The owners are very friendly and…read morehelpful. There is always a variety of wonderful vintage items, including furniture, art, housewares, jewelry, and garden items. I could browse for hours and I always find some treasure to bring home!

Now they serve a yummy breakfast! I'd never have known if someone else hadn't brought me…read morehere...but it's pretty cute. You eat on the antique tables (which would deter me from buying them, but then again I don't care for antiques anyway.) I suggest trying this place for a casual breakfast option sometime. :)

Much of the inventory appears to be manufactured "antiques", at very high prices. Mr Kilbridge sold…read morethe business several years ago, and it has never been the same. The outrageously tacky plastic flowers out front are sure to induce a headache.

We've been coming here for over 20 years and it's slowly but surely turned into a joke of a store…read more First of all, there's this woman they hired that is constantly singing, loudly, and it's painful to listen to. Why would you allow one of your employees to do this? It's absurd and beyond annoying, to say nothing of the fact that she can't sing. Secondly, there are two employee vehicles, a Mini Cooper and Audi SQ5 that park in the two spots closest to the doors. God forbid you leave these spots for paying customers who may want to load their vehicles with things they bought from you. It's arrogant and like the singing, shows a distain for your customers. Hours of operation? 11-5 on Saturday. Closed Sunday. Closed Monday. Tuesday - Friday NOON to 5pm. That's a farce. Their prices are way beyond obscene. They seem to think everything is a precious antique and it's no wonder they've got stuff in their languishing for months unsold.

Sale of furniture. Professionally helped with audio equipment.jo and Jon are to work with.read more

A lovely shop filled with elegant merchandise. The owner…read moreworks hard to stock the store with wonderful antiques and accessories. A must stop when antiquing in the area.

Went on a Sunday afternoon, caught our eye driving by. We walk in and the store is a mess, woman…read moreworking said "sorry, we're getting ready for a show." (brimfield I'm assuming) then she completely ignores us for the rest of the time we're there. Not only that, but she is sitting in the middle of the store blocking the main isle. We had to awkwardly squeeze our way behind her, she couldn't even scoot in her chair and say sorry. Once we get past her we see there's another woman in the corner working. She didn't even acknowledge us. She definitely knew we were in the store since it is pretty small. General pleasantries go a long way. They had a few nice items too that we may have been interested in but due to their lack of "interest" in is, we left. We'll also never go back.

A friend and I get together every Saturday. We just started stopping in this store…read more Friendly, Professional staff. No one is clingy .No pressure. My friend bought a lovely sofa for $50.00. I've bought a hand crafted leather pocketbook, for $24.00. Easy location, Parking is out front on Street,

I bought a pendent of Jade with 14K gold at an excellent price. It is exquisite and a perfect gift…read morefor my daughter's birthday. The owner is very friendly and the shop's inside and outside is very clean and well maintained with a lot of lights. The collections are rich, it is just a fun place to browse if you are in west Acton.

This shop is nteresting and ecclectic...the prices are more than fair. Worth a stop in to browse!read more

Excellent vintage shop! Lots of mid century modern items at reasonable prices. Jami and Phil are…read moresuper friendly and knowledgeable. I've purchased at least a dozen items from them and everything has been in great condition. This shop is one of Acton's hidden gems!

From the owner: Welcome to The Shop - formerly The Warehouse! Phil Sowerder of Mansfield Designs & Jami Hoyle of…read moreAccording to Hoyle bring you curated vintage charm with a modern twist. Specializing in Mid-Century Modern and European Antique furniture, art and accessories, we offer affordable designer pieces. Elevate your space with us! Call us for more details - Phil 978-876-4439 or Jami 339-206-1010