I used to do much of my shopping on line and kept having to return stuff. I discovered EB and love…read morethe owner's impeccable taste in the clothes, shoes and so on. What's nice is being able to try on everything in a comfortable setting. Even though some of the prices is higher than I would spend she also has very affordable pieces that could easily compete with other places I've been to. Most of all I like the idea of supporting a local business.

Adorable shop! Prices are exactly on par with quality. Great for basic pieces and timeless gems…read more Friendly staff. Would absolutely recommend to anyone .

Such a cool vintage store! Smaller than the Antique Barn, in the same area but still just as good!read more

Multi dealer shop with multiple rooms to browse through. Selection of clothing, sewing patterns,…read moresports cards, kitchen items, collectibles, etc. cute store with a range of different antiques/vintage items.

From pants, to jackets, to dresses, to tops, belts, leather wallets+bags to fantastic neutral…read morecolors to suit everyone's style, Verde is small but it's got almost everything you could possibly need. This shop on N Front St, off the ever-busy Main St. in New Paltz is mostly targeted at women- although there are some nice masculine and even gender-neutral items (incense, rings and other goods) in their collection that slap with boho-chic funk and style that have a unique touch to give you amazing looks. I particularly loved a puffy, iridescent lilac hand clutch that mentally told me, 'buy me'. Their incense+accessories section is one I didn't want to pass by. I like Nag Champa- but Verde's incense selection and the BOTANICA incense brand these folk carry, isn't one to ignore. The Rainier scent drew me in and bought a box. Great service. Decent prices.

It's the fun and funky New Paltz village boutique, for the less conservative feminine spirits in…read moreyour life. They carry some great brands, too, like Tokyo Milk ( fragrance), or Ilse Jacobson ( boots). It's my first stop to select original gifts, both 4 others, and myself. Self- care, you know.

Open on Sunday like google has posted. I drove there from…read moreHyde park today ; to closed up

Love this place. We live out of town but always enjoy visiting Next boutique when we are in…read moreKingston. The owner is super nice and picks the best stuff. I like everything in here - clothes, bags and jewelry. We have always found good sales, too. And this visit there was a rack of gently used clothes - loved all of them - and prices started at $5!

A fabulous find! We stayed overnight in the area and by chance happened upon this fabulous…read moreboutique. One of my granddaughters is named Eden, so of course we went in. Came away with two sets of earring, a beautiful satchel handbag and a fabulous mens shirt. If we had the time, we would have certainly purchased more! The woman behind the counter was lovely as well! A true find!

I know I might get some flack for this review but here goes! I'm going to start off with the good…read morebecause I do actually really like this store and they have some amazing items. It's set up very nicely with lots of great items everywhere in all sorts of nooks and crannies displayed on interesting wonderful items. It's also pretty big so you can take your time to walk around and see everything. It's a fun boutique all in all. My friend and I walked in and the girl behind the counter was on her phone the whole time looking down and did not look up once. Ok, that's fine we don't always need a greeting when walking into a shop. However, there are lots of delicate items and I would think you would want to check in to see if the customer has any questions or want to see any of the items that are placed inside the display cases that have to be opened. There was silence until my friend asked if one of the items were vermeil gold or gold plated. She had no idea and was a bit taken aback by the question but then got up and went behind to look at some sort of book. So we figured she must be looking it up. We walk around some more and about a good 20 mins later we come back and ask her did you find out and her response was, "what?" This time I asked the same question and she responds that she doesn't know and she was just looking up prices. We never asked about prices. It was just so weird and obviously apparent she did not care and was not the owner. All I kept thinking was only if the owner knew how she was handling their store. We did end up purchasing items because like I said earlier they have some wonderful items but the customer service, rather lack thereof was just ridiculous.

Look, it's a hodge podge, but sometimes you find some amazing deals, and they always have a wide…read moreenough selection that you will find something in a pinch. Since it's the only option in town for everyday clothing it's great that it's a bargain. Staff keeps the racks organized and tidy.

For $8.31 I got a kids clothing set with shirt, shorts, and pants that my child is thrilled to wear…read moreas pajamas. The sales associates saved the day 15 minutes before closing by pulling an assortment of items to the register in my child's size so we could pick and close out. You saved bedtime and I'm grateful.

Very unpleasant experience here - my two friends and I were browsing and chatting, and the woman…read morerunning the store essentially told us if we weren't going to buy anything, we needed to leave. I was considering buying a scarf but would absolutely not spend any money here or recommend to anyone else.

Lovely little vintage store in downtown New Paltz, NY! I was lucky enough to come across Rock Candy…read moreVintage on a day trip to this cute little town with my boyfriend, and I was impressed with the limited but highly curated selection! They carry mostly women's clothing from the 60's-80's, and have a lovely range of stonewashed denim jackets that would make Madonna proud to cute and quirky minidresses that would look at home on the Mary Tyler Moore Show (okay, I sound old!) Admittedly, Rock Candy Vintage isn't the Goodwill or Savers, and you'll be paying quite a bit for the garments sold here. However, the quality is very good, especially for the items from the 60's and 70's, considering how old the pieces are. Feel free to splurge - it's super worth it, especially when you think about what other vintage stores that sell clothing from the same eras are like, quality wise. If you're ballin' on a budget, check out the affordable selection of unique enamel pins, iron on patches, and feminist-friendly tote bags, all which come in at less that $20, but are equally as fabulous as their pricier cousins across the racks. I can't wait to come back for a dress when I have more money! I guess I'll have to settle for coveting the enamel pin with the TV Dinner on it (I told you, I'm old!) for now!

Wow! Beautiful clothing and accessories! Clothing is high quality and unique! The customer service…read moreis superb. The owner is knowledgeable and honest, and really knows how to service her clients. Can't find what you are looking for for that special occasion? No problem! Scruples will find you what you are looking for because the owner will go out of her way to find it and call you so you can come in and try it on with no obligation. That's great customer service! I've always enjoyed my experience at Scruples. Personal and caring servicing every time. You can not get this kind of experience at your local mall. You owe it to yourself to experience what a great shopping spree can be like. You won't be disappointed! I highly recommend this Boutique, right near Vassar college.