A wonder-filled chock-a-block antique store with unexpected treasures. Prices were very fair.read more

Love this little north end shop. Owner is fair, honest and super knowledgeable. I've found some…read moregreat deals at Hayes.

Frenchy's This…read morelittle gem of a location was told to me by my hairdresser when I asked where she got her slamming purse. She told me Frenchy's $30 bucks. Well you know I was going to check that out. Normally I do not like Frenchy's stores as I really don't like going through tables of cloths. She told me that this really not like that they actually have new items, tag's on as well used. Well off I go right after I get my hair done and to my surprise I see racks of cloths along the sides, off I go. As well there are table of boots still with the tags on for like under $15 bucks nice ones. Purses displayed at the front counter, some of the names are coach as well as XO and reasonable prices. Wallets and even some jewelry. This is a must for all you that love to shop. Big bang for your buck.

This Frenchy's is pretty good. They have boots galore - from winter, to cowboy, to super sexy - I'm…read morepositive that you can find a boot for any occasion at this little thrift store. Their prices are good, often better than Value Village and even the Salvation Army. The selection varies and you'll have to bin-dig to find that buried gold, but they have something for everyone. From coats, pants, dresses, to jackets and odd & ends. If you like thrift store hopping, you should add this shop to your route map. It's pretty fun and you never know what you'll discover on your treasure hunt through the bins.

Im an actual resident of the area this shop is supposedly pictured at and its not the same…read morebuilding. Problem 1. Google street view it and see it is not even remotely close to the same location. Those here talking about how great it is to be in are not being honest and using reposts of the store front kind of shows anyone whos been here they're false reviews. Don't know why they're using false information here. You need to know the location has a store and has things in it, but by NO means is it anything like what you're told here. MY personal experiences are that its selection is sparce and cramped but it is still a used item store and might have what you need.

Great Things in Store is great for those on a budget, now a days that is just about anyone…read more Keep in mind though, they will also take your stuff. If you are upgrading, give your furniture to them, it is all for a great cause. The Parker Street Food Bank. Someone will buy your stuff. I went in, there was some great things, I saw this really cool mirror I might go back for. The people here are always great, most of them volunteer. Support this please.

I was lost, and then I was found…read more This is a special space of altered frocks, vintage finds, and a flavour of locally made. Eclectic musings come together to form Lost & Found's fashionably homemade North End boutique . The shop's mood is quiet and thoughtful, just as its clothes. Music is easy, and the store keeper sews away in a corner wooden chair. Piecing through the assorted racks, I become awe struck by the profuse selection of gorgeous things. Most times I am able to edit down final selections before the efforts of the fitting room; however, this was not the case. The clothing variety is of impeccable taste, as every item on display is hand picked, and/or altered with special detailing. And with such reasonable pricing-- it all seems too good to be true. (A large rack dedicated to post-season sales provides some gorgeous steals!) Clothing is displayed on thick wooden hangers, and well managed framework; the result is chic and polished confines. Divorce Records is an added bonus to the Lost & Found experience. Peek through this Halifax based label's selection for some stellar anti-industry music variety. Vinyl and CDs are for sale, and allow an opportunity to acquire new tastes, without commercial fluff. Also noteworthy: bin filled with $2 Vinyl picks. (Not Divorce Records) Besides glass encased jewelry and vintage frames, L&F is also decorated with DIY-styled trinkets and art. The space is fused with creative energy and wholesome goodness. I heart. My recent visit ended with the purchasing of a brilliant long sleeved crop top. With its subtle alterations-- front & back scoop neck with buttons, and adorable mini-shoulder pads + ruching-- its a dream piece. And only $18! The detailing of selections make for cool fits and one of a kind pieces. Lost & Found offers a creative and inspiring shopping experience, indeed. The carrier and creator of all things "special", this place is now top on my list.

Lost & Found is a fun little vintage shop that stocks some really great stuff. I just wish i was…read moreabout...oh, 10 sizes smaller so I could fit into all the great clothes there. *sigh.* Oh, well. I guess I need to accept that only the skinny kids get to look cool. Besides, I've heard that you're not supposed to wear stuff that you remember going by the first time around. So, dang it, no Mary Maxim sweaters for me.

Very cute and unique. Great selection of vintage fashion. Owner is very present and happy to help…read moreall the time. Would recommend for sure.

Had so much fun shopping here. Terrific vintage and designer brands! Great mens selection as well…read morethat is so lacking in these type shops. Seems like a bit of a Dartmouth secret this local. Very much worth you stopping by and guaranteed to return.

Francophiles, be warned. This boutique is an utter explosion of Parisian inspired home decor and…read moreaccessories to love. Walk inside to high ceilings and low-set chandeliers garnished with crystals and brass trim. The store is a massive collection of decor for all rooms in the home, and fixtures both big and small. Tables and chairs, place settings, dishes, wine holders, umbrella bins, candelabras, lamps, bath salts, soaps-- the list doesn't end. The store's vast collection of material goods is unified under a gorgeous Baroque inspired esthetic. The store is well laid out; however, it seems impossible to take it all in during one visit. There is an overwhelming abundance of things to look at, but an obvious eye for detail and decadence. Affiliated with Abby's Fabric Shop, the store also contains plentiful fabric spools to allude luxury. Bellissimo is rich and a gorgeous spot to explore. Prices are heavy, so I will continue to daydream for now. But with the fantasy selection of pretty things, I shall encourage my Parisian cliché with visits to Bellissimo Boutique.

What a charming find! Whether you are decorating your own place or hunting for a unique house…read morewarming gift for someone, Bellissimo is the place to visit. Situated on Agricola in the middle of interior designers, antique dealers and architects and specialty lighting experts, it certainly is the crowning jewel. No matter what you're looking for from European antiques, fabrics for draperies and furniture, rugs, candles and every other kind of decorating accessories to make your house/apartment/condo truly - HOME. It's the perfect place to shop for house warming gifts and even smaller "Hostess" gifts - the ones that say you actually put time and thought into it. ...not just another bottle of wine or bunch of flowers. Everything from handcrafted candles and soaps to picture frames and other unique one of a kind items to be treasured.

I love thrift stores! You can usually find something you may , or not be looking for there within a…read moregood price range usually and the people are fair when you find something without a price and they will price it great! At least that was my first experience and also they hold items for you after payment to come get later which helped me when it didn't fit in the car that day- However some employees need to relax as last time I was there to pick up my purchase, I thought I'd go back in the store first to look around and did find some deals for decor but I didn't realize when I went to self checkout with three frames that only 1 went through By then I had just gotten off work tired and just wanted to go home plus I wasn't paying attention to the beeps and just paid and went to leave- I dropped a frame accidentally on my was out and a employee was great to ask if it was ok and then was eirther going to help me fix the broken frame or refund me - so I went to go to his register and this other older female employee yelled oh that wasn't payed for abd proceeded to ask me the amount of it and then yelled to - only right beside her- that I didn't ring it in like I was some criminal- I know you need to make your money and it was my mistake but wow I didn't enjoy her attitude and I just said oh ok- can you help me ring it in so I can pay- and she's just standing there beside me mumbling- I'm like uh it was an accident considering I paid for the other item in my hand but the frame was not salvageable anyway unfortunately but dam lady next time chill it can be resolved- Probly won't be back there because of that -

Great location and place the only sad thing is now changing rooms are now removed, GONE!!!…read more Is a disappointment!!!

This little antique shop is the houser of many gems. Located along the Hydrostone strip, its…read moreinterior appears almost as an inventor's work room. Eclectic assortments scatter throughout with shelving situated both high and low. Not a speck of extra space, but enough of it to know that everything has its own place. I was in awe with the store's containment of special little things. From vintage hair picks to a silver engraved cigarillo case. These collections speak stories and it seems impossible not to find something wish-worthy. I instantly became attached to an old style brass candle holder. Tea cups, pocket watches, records, cutlery, furniture, cufflings, toy trucks, literature-- the crop is plentiful and of fantastic quality. The gorgeous Parisian style couch was a show stopper. As was the rustic round wooden table. You get the picture. This would be a fantastic place to visit if you're looking to add a little extra charm to your surroundings. The owner also offers an 'Antique Finder' service in which people looking for a particular item can call in and he will try to find it for you. A special little spot filled with good finds.

This charming little shop offers great 'tiques at reasonable prices. The shop keepers are friendly…read moreand helpful, and there appear to be a steady flow of customers filtering through in hopes of finding little treasures. Last time I visited, Andrew and I purchases a vintage microphone. We bought it for only about $40, and it was in great condition. We got it home, figured out the proper adapter, and had it working in no time. As well as old electronics, they also have delicate china, records, home furnishings and other odds and ends. This is a delightful little Hydrostone shop worth a visit.