This antique store appears to be a small unassuming store. However, once you enter the store you…read moreimmediately realize that it is smaller on the outside and bigger on the inside. Once you enter the store there is a plethora and an incredible diversity of antiques carefully sectioned according to theme. Owned by Sabbath and assisted by Laura, the customer can easily get lost and forget the time. I found so many interesting items I didn't have the time to completely see everything. Initially, I telephoned the store searching for an antique candlestick telephone. Laura advised me she had one and she'd place it on the side till I could get to the store and not to worry. When I went to the store I met Laura who was very friendly, patient, knowledgeable and informative. Many of the antiques are subject to price negotiation unless otherwise marked. Once I called the store seeking an antique Edison wax cylinder phonograph. Although they had none available, I was referred to other antique stores in the nearby area that might have what I was looking for. The owner, Sabbath, is a very friendly person who owns this treasure land and is also very friendly, knowledgeable and will work with the customer. Laura is totally the same. I'm happy to rate Antique Attic with the highest rating possible and if you're ever in the area, please stop in and meet Sabbath and Laura. Respectfully submitted.

One of my fave antique stores ! I try to pop in weekly to see what's new . Owners are so nice and…read moreprices are great. So many items for everyone and selection is great!!!!

Large indoor flea market open on Sunday's only. It costs $3 cash only to enter…read more The beginning of the market is industrial type items. Then as you make your way further into the market you get to more every day items such as clothes, records, furniture, books, paintings, kitchen items, toys etc. The one vendor we attempted to haggle with was not that open to budge on the price. If there is something you collect or you're looking for unique pieces to decorate your home this is a nice spot to visit.

Having not visited here for some time, we were a bit surprised to find out there is now a $3…read moreentrance fee (as of 3/2024). Parking in lot is free and no more street parking nearby. It is a giant space filled with lots of interesting items...and I had to laugh that most tags said "vintage." Prices are definitely on the higher end or there is no price tag at all. I am not sure how often new vendors are allowed , so not sure how much changes from week to week. It is a fun place to look around and there are loads of treasures and finds for crafty and creative individuals. It's not a place I would recommend to bring children. Only open on Sundays.

We are delighted with the quality of the restoration workmanship and the responsiveness of this…read morebusiness! Communication was great, pickup and delivery were punctual and as promised. We had an antique radio that we wanted to convert into a bar, and they did an amazing job turning it from a dusty and damaged piece, full of broken electronics, into a beautiful piece of useful furniture that we are proud to display in our home. We highly recommend this antique restoration service.

From the owner: Long Island Exchange Antiques has been in business for over 30 years, specializing in 19th and 20th…read morecentury antiques and decorations. We offer a wide variety of styles in a large & diverse inventory available to the public and decorators in our showroom on Long Island. Our merchandise mainly consists of American & European Antiques and fine furniture, oil paintings, rugs, chandeliers, sterling silver, bronze sculptures and quality Antique decorations. Our buyers have a keen eye for quality and style and offer competitive prices. Our sales staff is among the most knowledgeable in the business and is willing to provide our customers with any information that they can. Our workshop offers a wide range of services including expert refinishing, repairs and restoration.

Fantastic collection, Great Prices!…read moreIsreal is always bringing in Lots of new items daily A great addition to Greenport! And you can get an ice cream next door. Looking forward to my next visit

Lots of interesting, and even one-of-a-kind items! So much to look at. There is literally something…read morefor everyone here! Antique, Vintage, Handmade, and New items!

I can see that nobody gives a crap about this place with so few reviews but whatever…read more I returned here after being away for a while and my last visit here was many months ago - the placed seemed half empty (or half FULL if you like). I can tell vendors were "pulling out". But things kinda (?) changed here . They now are back to being FULL again however - but all the prices are very high now! The dealers here seem to do what ALL DOPEY ANTIQUE DEALERSHIPS do : They blindly look up prices on ebay or the internet . This is not a good practice because PRICES ARE FLUID on collectibles and antiques. Always were , always will be. Again, it's all about not caring / not wanting to "move things along" - this is what retired vendors & dealers do. They probably have a pension check coming in and don't REALLY need the extra money. The staff here was less than helpful, less than friendly , less than knowledgeable and now sit "Floyd's Baber Shop" style with a round kitchen table in the middle of the store -- and you can hear all their takes on recent current events and the news . Oh wonderful ! I did buy a few OK / lower priced things here but I hope the dealers involved can get their act together and lower some of the stupid old fashioned prices on junk like Flintstones jelly glasses and old magazines that are collecting dust . (Crazy Prices of note: One average fashion magazine from the 1960s -- it was Vogue or something- was marked $75.00 . So it clearly was somebody looking up internet prices - saw one rare issue of Italian Vogue - either sold or was merely asking for $75.00 - and bingo : he thinks his is ALSO worth $75.00 ). Stupid.

Brought my Pokémon psycho son in, and the GREAT guy there both knew Everything about Pokémon packs…read moreetc, but when we bought one of them special $11 packs and pulled something which is apparently a great card, the guy (Nathan? I'm sorry I'm bad with names but you're the man!) and my son celebrated TOGETHER. Like, this guy was TRULY happy for my kid, and exciting him even more about it. So much so, my kid asked to take a pic with him and the "awesome pull"

Great selection. Lots of sports cards. Staff is really helpful. Answered all our questions and let…read moreus take our time checking out all the cards. They were very knowledgeable and were super nice. We had a great experience shopping here.

"Wonderful discovery!"…read more This charming little shop is easy to miss -- I've passed it dozens of times. Today, I finally noticed it and decided to stop in to have a look. While it's packed with treasures large and small, it's quite neat and clean. The owner, Betty-Ann, obviously enjoys what she does, takes pride in her shop, and is quite warm and helpful. I purchased a couple of items today and will be back again to discover other unusual treasures.

What first review? They have some nifty, antique and vintage stuff. I didn't end up buying…read moreanything, but they do have old paintings, necklaces, and stuff you wouldn't normally see in a store. Nice place to stop by and look around if you pass by the neigborhood, who knows you might even find something that would tickle your fancy.

A Treasure Hunter's Dream! Good Ground Antiques really lives…read moreup to its name -- it's solid ground for uncovering some seriously good finds! It's a beautifully curated collection overflowing with incredible finds in every corner. It's run by one owner and features 12 unique vendors offering a wide range of items: tables, books, maps, flags, glassware, lamps, flags, baskets, nautical items, historical pieces, cute sunglasses -- basically everything you can think of and more. Some pieces are very reasonably priced, while others felt a bit steep, but the overall quality and variety makes it well worth exploring. The layout is impressive: there's street parking, two side parking lots, a spacious front store, two barns in the back, and a large outdoor area filled with beautiful teak furniture and garden décor. I'm officially obsessed -- hidden gems are tucked everywhere you look! Huge thanks to Pam for being so warm and helpful -- we truly appreciated your time. I found several fantastic pieces to use for my business displays and can't wait to return. They take cash and card. If you're in the area, this is an absolute must-stop! They're currently open 7 days a week, but be sure to check the hours before you go -- they closed at 5 p.m. when I visited. I really hope this review helps someone discover Good Ground Antiques -- this place is amazing and deserves way more love than it's currently getting on Yelp! ENJOY.

This place has been around FOREVER, or at least for most of my life. My mother and I have always…read moreenjoyed popping in and looking for something fun for the beach house, or a present for a friend. There's china, crystal, silver, lamps, jewelry, odds and ends, nautical thingies, etc. There's also a barn with furniture and chandeliers, also an enormous snake skin, I don't think it's from a local snake. Prices are on the high side for some things, but that's not surprising. Others are quite reasonable. It takes a while to wander the closely packed aisles. But that's very enjoyable. The owner is friendly and doesn't pester you, which is lovely. I swear I took a picture of the enormous snakeskin, but I can't find it.

Really cool place with a great assortment of items. I left with a few things I absolutely did not…read moreneed but have no regrets buying! Everything is presented very nicely as well. Credit cards are accepted but cash is preferred. Definitely worth stopping by!

From the owner: We're open! Come in today to check out our latest antiques!read more