This is a very spacious store with high-quality mid-century modern items. They are priced high, but…read morealso are priced appropriately. The clothes, however, seem priced high to me. I enjoyed my time looking at all the treasures in the store and will definitely go back.

Always has interesting and quality stuff. If I had to furnish my home, I would start here. The…read moreowner is a sweetheart.

Had quite the workout here, head swiveled side to side rapidly throughout the whole building, there…read morewas sooooooo much to look at and ooh and ah over! You need to carve some time out of your schedule to do this place justice!! If you come out empty handed there's something wrong with you, lol.

Nice out of three flea markwt. Very large area that is at up nicely but a little crowded. I liked…read morethat the boith areas were staffed by the owners so you could talk to them on any questions. Was a little disappointed that most items weren't marked for prices. I like to have a starting point when I negotiate. But we did find a few items there.

1- see pic re: hours and locked doors and waiting for it to open…read more 2- This is not treasure hunting. This is a place that already knows the worth and sells stuff At full or almost full value. It's essentially an eBay shop. 3- still worth a visit for LP collectors - huge selection 4- I'm a nurse and luckily don't have a strong sense of smell. I can honestly say this the first time I'm not going to return to a venue because of its smell. Just. A lot of B.O. smells happening. I want to support small businesses but won't be back.

Awesome shop, cool owner. I've never left without a cool gift for a friend or new collectable for…read moremy self, highly recommended stopping in for records or retro toys/ games!

I love a good consignment of thrift spot but this place is heavily skewed towards dishes, glasses…read moreand similar home goods. Extremely kitchen/ dining room focused. Very limited selection of jewelry, accessories and books. Small parking lot. Prices also seemed very high to me with even small, low dollar value items marked at $15- that seemed like the starting price for most everything. Fun to browse but we didn't buy anything.

My brother recently moved into a new apartment, and we have been helping him decorate, so I have…read morehad the pleasure of visiting many of Rhode Island's excellent consignment and vintage shops. Alfred's is an East Bay icon for folks of discerning taste looking for unique pieces, and I am glad we stopped in on a recent trip across the bridge. This shop has everything- jewelry, housewares, bed frames, books, clothing, and an extensive selection of holiday-themed goods. We visited in November, and their Christmas selection is plentiful. If you are looking for some cool items to celebrate the festive season, Alfred's is a must visit. The staff was helpful in our many inquiries, and we appreciated their attention to detail and kindness. The pricing varies, however, the items are all very high quality and some items are rare, so you do pay for quality. I would encourage any antique enthusiast to add Alfred's to their list!

Hidden gem alert! If you enjoy trinkets or doodads this place might be for you! I was obsessed with…read moreall the trinkets at the front then pleasantly surprised by their selection of video games- it's hard to find Wii games nowadays. The owner was such a nice lady and congratulated us on our engagement since I mentioned our wedding. Prices are clearly listed and very reasonable.

This thrift shop is tucked in a small plaza but has plenty of charm. The 80s radio station was…read moreplaying to get you in the throwback mindset. There was a wide array of items from clothing, to glassware, to toys, and everything in-between. Prices were reasonable and clearly marked with tags or stickers. There was a cute display of jewelry that was themed for Valentine's Day near the register. They have a $5 minimum for credit card purchases. The two staff at the register, presumably the owners, were very friendly and insisted I take a tootsie roll pop on my way out "everyone needs a little sugar to brighten their day".

Absolutely the best selection, prices and owners! My favorite store to shop at for over twenty…read moreyears. I cannot thank Mike and Therasa enough for helping me with my big move out of state in 2023. They purchased several loads of antiques & collectables from me. Check out the store for amazing finds. You snooze you lose. Years ago, on occasion I would drop in 3 times a day for fresh picks! Always satisfied. Arthur P. "The bottle guy from Hope"

You can always find something good at this shop! A ton of antique furniture, Knick knacks, dishes…read moreand glasses, art, and books. Everything is dirt cheap and the two owners are lovely people. I got a pair of antique French doors for only $10! I can't recommend this place enough and I'm frequently returning to see what new items have been brought in.

"Come on in, folks - prices are negotiable." That's what the gravelly voice behind a pile of…read moresomething said to us as we walked through the door into Water Street Antiques. I'm not sure where to begin, as I am no antique expert nor am I a thrifter. I am merely in search of a previously-owned dry bar, preferably in good condition with a dash of character. I was so utterly overwhelmed with the sheer volume of items in this shop, it literally took me a few minutes to get my bearings and being rummaging. Lots of furniture - curio cabinets, headboards, end tables and every kind of lamp imaginable. It was all stuffed in so hap-hazardly, had there actually been a bar in there, I don't know that we would have spotted it. I relented and asked The Voice From Somewhere, and alas, there was no dry bar to be had. I can't imagine anything in there is especially precious or considered a real "antique," but stuff there is and loads of it, so if you're in the market for a funky coffee table or a gilded mirror, this is your treasure trove, fo' sho'.

There is friendly, and then there is too friendly - The people who work at Water Street Antiques…read moreare in the later category. I ended up stuck in the store for probably 15 minutes more than I wanted to as the man working there, who seems like he is a friend of the owner droned on and on about the most random things. For most of the conversation I was completely lost, and it took away from me being able to actually look at the goods. This place is jam packed with stuff - They have a large selection of beautiful stained glass windows and 60s and 70s modern furniture. If you're looking for that style, this is the place. The man did say that if there's something in particular you are looking for, that he would know whether they had it or not, and I think that might be the way to approach this place, because finding something on your own seems a little daunting with the sheer volume of the stuff.

This is my favorite thrift store. Items are beautifully curated and displayed. I always find…read moresomething of good quality and condition. The staff are lovely, helpful and complimentary.

Goodness gracious. On the plus side, the selection is above average, and the location is lovely…read more But the service? We waited 38 minutes in a short checkout line while the folks up front talked about everything under the sun. Maybe we'll go back when we're retired and need to make a whole day of it.