This store is small. They have lots of vintage & repurposed furniture. The staff here were friendly…read more& polite. If you're into repurposed stuff, this place is definitely worth stopping by.

Antiques Barn in New Paltz, NY is the place to be for anyone who loves antiques+vintage items. This…read moreshop is made up of individual booths run by different vendors. As you're walking, you'll come across one booth selling vintage glassware, another selling antique kitchen tools, someone else has vintage books, wooden accessories and even furniture. Options are endless. What I like about Antiques B. is the price range. If you're looking for something small or big, there's a price point for everybody. I mean... you won't leave here empty-handed. I've actually purchased a few pieces that are all around my house. Booth owners keep their spaces clean and everything is clearly marked with prices so you're not guessing how much is what. Just to add: if you happen to purchase fragile items, the owners keep a pile of newspapers on hand so that you can wrap your glassware or delicate items before you leave. This place has the perfect mix of variety, nice prices and warmth- exactly what you want from an antique shop.

Such a charming, fascinating antique shop full of so much that brings you back in time. We got such…read morebeautiful, adorable, homemade kid clothing here. Recommending this spot to anyone visiting. 5 stars!!!

Really off putting smell and filthy floors. Older white gentleman was pleasant that worked there…read more He asked my opinion about an item that he was placing in a rack -if I thought it was men's or women's. You can never tell sometimes. . I grabbed one belt and two cups and a bowl. I took to the register and the older black woman at the counter took a look at the belt and said it was expensive. She tried to charge me $19 for an item that was marked $2. The she said the bowl was not a bowl, and wanted to charge me her own price. I continued to state that it was bric & brag or whatever they call it and the price list was in the room above where I found it. It's almost like she doesn't want to sell it for the listed prices and wants to make her own depending on who goes to pay. Won't be back... On a side note- I saw her trying to overcharge an elderly lady on two resin outdoor chairs you get from Lowe's for $5. She was trying to charge $30 per chair. WTH?!! ‍ She is clearly uninformed tha these items were all donated and should be priced accordingly. Also, if someone is in need of something they shouldn't have to pay her made up premium price.

While I'm happy to report that this New Paltz Salvation Army store location remains among the few…read moreold school Sally Alley's left standing in the Hudson Valley, the long list of negative reviews do in fact reflect what is indeed a sad state of affairs for thrifting in general and Salvation Army stores in particular. Rude staff that turns away donations and makes up their own hours is a big part of it. In the case of the New Paltz store, I was never a big fan anyway as right off the bat you're competing with about 6,000 or so SUNY New Paltz students for an already scarce inventory of 2007 Port Jervis Turkey Trot T shirts, old moo moos and Mantovani albums (which, please don't get me wrong, I will happily rifle through such trash like a starving raccoon with rabies). But, your chance of finding anything really interesting is very limited. In general, it's just a smaller space that isn't even really fully utilized. However, at the end of the day it's probably somewhat helping college kids save some cash on clothes, furniture and housewares items. That's a good thing. Just don't come in here expecting to find a treasure trove of vintage clothes and quirky knickknacks. Most of that stuff's been devoured by moths decades ago or snatched up by resellers. If you're lucky you can snag some lame word art that say's "It's wine o'clock somewhere". And Mantovani records...they'll ALWAYS be there.

True Value of New Paltz is the first place you need to go to for any project. The staff is awesome…read moreand they provide helpful expert advice at no cost. I have been coming here for 10+ years, always first before Lowe's because it is so clean and easy to navigate. Eileen seems to know everything about the store from memory. Andy and Brian don't sit still, they are always flying around helping everyone find the right stuff. I recently went there looking for furniture hardware to fix my bed headboard, right before the store closed. Glenn and Lou both helped me design a new bolt/nut setup to fix the pieces with stronger parts so it wouldn't break again, while using the existing drilled holes so it looks perfect. I was the last customer out as they were shutting off the lights and then I heard it was even Lou's birthday...stayed late to help me with a $10 purchase. This is how True Value earns the loyalty of their customers and takes the stress and uncertainty out of the average DIY jobs. Glenn and Lou could tell how important this repair was to me, and they gave it the same attention as a major renovation. It is amazing how cheap it can be to fix/maintain things instead of buy new ones. Take some digital pics and bring to the store and tell the crew to give you whatever you need to tackle the project. Be sure to rent tools from them too, so easy and cheap! They will even deliver the equipment to your house for you. Get Benjamin Moore paints from them too, good stuff lasts longer than junk and requires fewer coats...your time is valuable!

Very helpful and friendly staff, eager to assist you in finding what you need. Nice, clean,…read morewell-organized store. Dog-friendly.

The entire team from sales through installation were a delight to work with…read more Great experience throughout! Highly recommend!!

Top notch company. Professional, friendly staff. Highly skilled tradesmen that perform quality…read morecraftsmanship work. Love my new shed. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

We spend a lot here but occasionally the former manager would handle issues and returns without…read moreincident. Clearly there is change for the worse and customers like us who spend thousands should go elsewhere for more flexible policy. Today they saw fit to argue with us over $6 in commodity electrical outlet boxes. Really? The young girl at the desk copped an attitude. Then a manager came over and miraculously took a few more items than she. But alas cited the store managers policy and again left us walking out over a few dollars. So we went and checked the items and sure enough they were stocking items right there in their bulk bins in electric. Why stick it in your customer and then waste your time with a twist! Such poor service and a poor behavior. The store was not even busy. Last time Lowes let this happen our secretary had to write a letter to corporate. After much complaining corporate gave us $25 over a $12 commodity item return issue. The orange guys and the true guys would never waste their labors time arguing over such petty nonsense. I'll ask yelp to remove this review if lowes ever handles this issue. 2600902 Corporate has received a letter and is looking into the employee issues at the store. Update , another employee sees my side and credited me. You see, its not the company, it is the employee you get. That makes or breaks it. You can't blame a corporation for everything. Usually it's someone who caused the issue. Revised to 4 stars for the good thing their guy did.

If you need to get hammered or nails or a barbecue grill or a lawnmower or if you need more wood or…read morepossibly even some paint, Lowes probably has what you're looking for. Plus they give a military discount that's awesome for those veterans that did their service for their country. Way to go.