It used to be a very promising innovative Internet outlet when established. Not so much during…read morelast several months. The site apparently is selling mailing addresses to dubious sites that are either reselling them or otherwise misusing them. There is an obvious deterioration in this site presentation, information and topicality. Currently I learn more about current activities in the area from the posts sticked on the street places!! I regret that I ever joined this site and contributed to it more than 20 times, including with may photos. I was "rewarded" for my contributions with a daily avalanche of perverse sex seeking/offering mails, commercial scam offers from dubious sites and numerous unsolicitated calls. Some of those sites even admitted to me that their source of their personal information (including mine) comes from UES Patch!! So live and learn!!

I did not buy anything, my GF did, but I really loved this place, you can feel the good vibes…read moreinside and the owner very friendly. I am amateur artist, and i loved all the stuff I saw here.

I've been shopping at Rick Walker's for years! Bought everything from authentic cowboy boots for my…read moredaughter, to gorgeous bolos and amber jewelry to motorcycle jackets and leather pants. The owners are so friendly and knowledgeable about the items they sell and really get to know their repeat customers. And the rooster, Henry, is an absolute darling! Visit Rick Walker's...you will not be dissapointed!

Great place for western and rock'n'roll clothing and accessories. Owner was super cool and very…read moreinformative. You must stop here if you're shopping on Newbury St.

Let's just say I legitimately had to sit on my suitcase to close it after visiting Covet…read more This is new favorite spot in Boston! They have a great array of styles and price points. I found everything from Madewell jeans to a GORGEOUS Louis Vuitton bag to some unique no label items. I may or may not go back before I leave and then ship some items hime. (I wasn't kidding about not being able to close my suitcase...)

Last time I was in Boston, I happened upon the Covet in Beacon Hill and thought it was a one off…read moresingular store. Then while walking in Back Bay this trip we stumbled upon this location. After Googling it I learned there are 4 different locations. Who knew? This one is just as great as its sister store in Beacon Hill. Filled with all sorts of goodies to look though, try on, and the kindest staff. Great steals to be had. I love a good consignment shop, and Covet definitely delivers!

Incredible shop! The store feels like it's been perfectly curated. Every item seems intentional and…read morestylish. The clothing selection is *so* good. Beyond the apparel, the candles were amazing, and the overall atmosphere was warm and inviting. You can tell the owner has a sharp eye for detail and design and they created a shopping experience that feels thoughtful and elevated. Easily one of the best boutique stores I visited in the city.

A deeply unpleasant experience. The owner was rude, dismissive, and made the entire visit…read moreuncomfortable. The shop itself feels stuffy and unwelcoming, with a disappointing selection and nothing that struck me as worth the prices being asked. Customer service matters, especially in a small neighborhood business and based on my experience, I would not return or recommend this shop.

I went into this shop last year and felt super lucky to have found it. I bought a couple of really…read morewonderful pieces and started following on Instagram keeping an eye out for other great things. The girls in the store were super friendly and helpful. The owner is clearly picky about what she accepts into her well curated shop. I'll be in the Boston are next week and will make sure to visit the store. Super cute area and street that it is located.

The snobbery here is unreal. You can find better pieces on The RealReal, in style, quality and…read moreprice, without being treated like garbage. The woman who I assume is the owner or manager is unbelievably rude from the second you walk in. Not sure where the superiority complex comes from, because neither the merchandise nor the experience warrants it. She's sitting on a pretty high horse for someone riding a donkey.

I had an incredible shopping experience here during my last trip to Boston! I recently finished…read moregetting rid of all the excess items in my closet that just don't do it for me anymore, and just began my search for higher-quality, more stylish pieces to replace them with. Castanet was the perfect place to start my new collection. I agree 100% with the reviewer below me: "Phenomenal curation and maintenance of the garments." Castanet is filled with very special pieces in great condition. I got the impression that the owner, Cassie, thoroughly examines every garment before pricing it and hanging it up for sale, which is very comforting. She knew all about a pair of suede sneakers I asked about (designer, size, tiny flaw on the inside of the left shoe that she was sure to let me know about)...all before she came over to look at them closely. Impressive. I was also impressed by the high-end designers represented there...Chanel, Alexander McQueen, Rick Owens, Prada (just to name a few)...pieces from designers I've never had the opportunity to put my hands on before. That was a trip! I was in heaven going through the racks. In the end, I walked out with: - a pair of Isabel Marant suede sneakers for 1/6th of their retail price - a vintage Prada dress for $90 (!!!!!) - a silk tank top for $10 In short, my experience at Castanet was an absolute dream. I will definitely be returning the next time I'm in Boston.

What a hidden gem! Not so hidden! This store has such a great variety of items and sizes. It is…read moreclean and organize. It is a place I will visit every time I am in town.

What a special store! When I found mention of The Fairy Store on Yelp, I knew I needed to venture a…read morebit farther down Newbury Street to check it out. I mean a store dedicated to Harry Potter -- come on?!? And what I found wasn't some corporate, merch-filled spot but something that seemed to have grown out of the love the owner has for all things HP. This small shop includes photos and facts about the cast, mixed in with a fun assortment of items. In particular, I liked the Letter from Hogwarts wallet and items related to each of the Hogwarts houses. (This girl is a proud Ravenclaw, in case you were wondering). I ended up buying my kids plastic pens that look like quills. The owner was talking enthusiastically to all who entered, and when I told him that it was my birthday, he said he had something extra special for me and gave me my own, gold laminated train ticket from London to Hogwarts. I was thoroughly charmed by The Fairy Shop, even without the use of spells. ;-) A must-visit for any Harry Potter fans.

Cute place where you can buy Harry Potter merchandise. The selection isn't huge but tons of posters…read moreand things on the walls to view.

I loveee coming here to upgrade my wardrobe--Covet always has such an amazing selection of high…read morequality pieces! The employees at Covet Southie are so friendly and helpful too. Such a neighborhood gem!

I frequent the Covet on Charles St often & this was my first time visiting this one in Southie!…read more The layout makes the store seem much bigger than the one on Charles St/Beacon Hill but not sure if it's actually bigger. Clothes are well organized & in great condition! I love the selection that Cover offers; you can find anything from no name to expensive runway pieces! Other than consignment pieces, they also have cute sunglasses, hair clips, and trinkets. Will definitely be back again & highly recommend Covet to anyone looking for some unique pieces in great condition!

The vibe is here is really chill and this spot mainly sells tee shirts. When I visited, merch was…read moreorganized by color which I like! Prices for most of their items fit in the $15-$30 range. I thought the customer service was fine, helpful and nice, even. The only thing that perplexed me was the fact that a lot of the shirts in their femme section were altered into crop tops and I'm someone who would rather make that decision myself. Overall, the foot traffic was bumpin, it would be fun if Thrive hosted events in the space.

I read recently that the owner was racist towards someone who came in, but I don't know if that…read moreholds up. What I DO know is they're kinda rude in general. Everything is individually marked with prices. I saw that a piece wasn't marked, and I made them aware of it saying that they might want to add a price. I was trying to help them (someone could steal it since it didn't have a tag, they could claim it to be their own). I walk away and hear one guy say to the other "that kid was really obsessed with this not having a price on it." It doesn't sound so bad in writing but his inflection is noteworthy. Their clothing is overall way overpriced. Half of the stock is lame and the prices they write for them are absolutely whack. I don't know where they get these prices. I know it's on Newbury but c'mon my guy, get real. If you like vintage clothing, go to the Garment District in between Central and Kendall Square, or go to Boomerangs/Buffalo Exchange!