Lovely selection of items, always beautifully staged and displayed. Every visit reveals new…read moretreasures. Owner is delightful! Thank you!

This is a fantastic albeit small antique answer local goods shop. As someone who likes antiques it…read moreis pretty fascinating. However their selection is quite small and they don't usually have the stuff I go for. But overall a great terrific local shop. Bottom line. Stop in and give it a try.

Amazing to have a store like this in the area!…read more Lots of vintage, antique, and one of a kind pieces. Incredible variety of beautiful, real furniture. Much better quality and better prices than the particleboard stuff that even places like Anthropologie sell now. They always have a gorgeous selection of art and especially mirrors, pieces by local artists, plus soaps, lotion, and packaged food and drink mixes from local New Hampshire artisans. Also a great mix of clothing, jewelry, and gifts. I've gotten some beautiful and one of a kind lamps, glassware, and big pieces of furniture here. They're constantly bringing in new inventory so it's always exciting to visit and see what's new.

Great group shop! A nice variety of styles and lots of little nooks and crannies to admire. I loved…read morethe rustic items on the porch and out back on the patio. I found a great macramé plant holder that i almost paid $300 for at Brimfiled and it was only $45, steal of the year! I cant wait to visit again!

This shop always has a beautiful window display & I was admiring some Saarinen chairs in it for the…read morepast couple of weeks. Then I saw they were having a Black Friday 50% off sale so I had to stop in. I was able to get a set of six antique chairs for under 1k, which is a fantastic bargain! I love this place, the owners are knowledgeable, attentive and helpful. The store appears to be full of treasure & I plan to go back soon.

Wow, this place is really awesome. What a great selection of antique and vintage items. They do a…read moregreat job with the front. As cool as the front of the store is the inside is that much cooler. They have furniture, eclectic decorating items, maps, sometimes records. They get a lot of new and fun stuff that you really can't find anywhere else. At the very least it is worth walking through like a museum. We always enjoy stopping thoroughly.

Very cool thrift shop with authentic stuff from the 60's and 70's. I picked up a mint copies of…read moreJoy of Cooking and Mastering the Art of French Cooking. There's a huge selection of vinyl and old videos. It's rustic but clean (no weird smells like others posted about). Inexpensive and the staff is very nice.

nice variety in the booths. Also really fun, as the booths vary in what they carry. Toys, glass,…read moreuranium glass, some furniture...and a good turnover in products. The staff is wonderful. Also, every once in a while, a fairy lamp at a great price.

Seriously, Mark Bergin is one of the nicest dealers you will ever meet. Knowledgable, great sense…read moreof the market and ready to find you your hardest to find toys. I have known Mark for many years and been a client for quite some time. He gets what it means to be a collector, and does everything he can to help build a steller collection.

Love this shop so much. My sister is a huge 80s fan and we stopped in last fall for the first time…read moreafter finding this place on Yelp. We spent at least an hour perusing. It's a small shop, but there is a TON to look at. Lots of small stuff, some furniture, clothing, dinnerware, lots of toys (super fun!), and just about anything you can think of. We came back a second time a few weeks ago and there was lots more since the last time. We found some great records, an amazing Ralph Macchio poster, some vintage notecards, a Nancy Drew book, and some beautiful vintage valentines-- I loved those the best. I'm excited to come back again next time, hopefully there are new things to find!

The owner of this amazing store is warm and welcoming. Tons and tons of fun stuff. MCM…read morekitchenware, furnishings, clothing, toys, books. You name it she has it. I enjoy watching the Facebook live on Wednesday night. This store is worth the trip.

Avoid this horrific business and its unprofessional owner at all costs. We left thousands of…read moredollars worth of jewellery in their care for repairs and experienced WEEKS of delays, outright lies, inability to track or trace where our precious pieces actually physically were (there's no computer system, no recorded phone interactions- just hand scribbled notes in poor penmanship & employees who aren't appropriately trained and left confused), and unfinished work. When my husband reached out for the 10th time today Jacqui was atrocious to him- we told her we were no longer comfortable with them handling the order, they aren't trustworthy, and we just wanted to come pick up our jewellery. Jacqui told us that Hobbs has 'been in business for 61 years' and that we'd get it when we get it, and then HUNG UP on my husband. After going down in person to the store we were finally forced to get the Peterborough Police Department involved today. It was only under the threat of us pressing charges for felony theft that the owner finally produced my rings. They were at an offsite jewellers 45 minutes away, she had to send an employee to go get them, and the order hadn't even been started... despite being in their possession for weeks. Jacqueline can have her friends post fake glowing reviews all she wants, but they won't drown out authentic customer experiences. The only reason they continue to remain in business after "61 years" is because they have no google listing or reviews, no public facebook reviews, no registration with the Better Business Bureau, and therefore no louder way for us members of the public to warn each other about their disgusting business practices. As much as we all want to 'support local,' RUN AWAY from this place.

As others have stated, the people who work there are condescending and rude. I brought in three…read morewatches and asked about replacing the batteries and new watch bands. I have a large collection of Swatch watches and when I called the company they very graciously told me the ones I wanted worked on were "vintage" so they didn't have the exact bands but sent me complimentary bands. They also said they would replace the batteries and bands for free. I didn't want to drive to Boston to the store so stopped in a Hobbs. Rude, snarky and wildly expensive. Good luck keeping locals customers coming back with that attitude Ladies! Mr. Hobbs was such a gentleman, I'm sure he is rolling in his grave at the way his store is treating people.