My favorite little local boutique with the greatest service…read more The shop itself its adorable and always very clean. They're constantly getting new adorable clothes in, and the prices are very fair. Whoever is working in store on any given day is always so helpful, and willing to help you pick out the perfect outfit for the occasion.

Love shopping here. Lux always has super cute things for a reasonable price. You can find peices…read morefor a range of occasions. And, who doesn't want to shop small and support local business?!

Amazing. Until…read morerecently, I hit up thrift stores in Massachusetts. A few in Springfield, one in Westfield...they were okay. Every once in a while, you'd find something. This one? Not only did I have an ARMFUL of clothing to try on the second I walked in the door, but EVERYTHING (except the green ticketed items) was 50% on Wednesdays. I ended up spending under $40 and walking away with two huge bags of treasures that included four pairs of shoes, some great outfits and some housewares. Not only was the stuff there amazing and cheap, but the workers were so nice and friendly, as were the customers. I don't normally talk and joke with people when I shop, but I did here. The only thing that keeps this store from getting all five stars is the fact that it only had one changing room. I had a cart full of merchandise and felt badly that I was holding people up (even though I only tried on four things at a time and let others go in between, I did have a LOT of items--and it would have been nice to really take my time when trying things on instead of rushing.) Also, while this is not the fault of the shopkeepers in any way, but...doesn't anyone with GOOD music taste donate their records to charity? It's all Barbra Streisand and Mitch Miller and the Gang. Give me some Tom Waits, dammit.

This location is now closed! I traveled here from Enfield and was sad to see that they had moved…read morefrom this location. (Only sad that I went all the way there- happy that it wasn't in that location anymore because it was pretty sketchy). I did go to the new location in Vernon and it was pretty big. It looked like it had a ton of potential, but nothing there for me this time :( I would definitely check back there if I'm in the area!

After hearing horror stories about men's wear house and the other around my mom suggested I go here…read moresince they were a small family owned shop! I'm so happy I did they were great and listened to what I wanted! Patient as well since one of the groomsmen decided to pick his tux up 4 hours before the wedding! Over all great place and great tux's!

Wow!! Son looked great last week at E.Catholic prom! Only one to have ultra skinny tux. So happy we…read morefound Tux King! Way better experience than last year. Owners were great ~ thank you! Have to get some pictures uploaded

Great place for women's, men's and kids clothing. great customer service and lots of collection at…read moreone place

Great consumer experience while shopping for my wife. Thanks to the owner, Carol, and her staff, I…read morewas able to purchase some beautiful blouses for my wife's birthday. Carol and staff helped me with perfect picks after I provided size and style. My wife loves her new clothes and has added Carol K's Added Attractions as one of her favorite shops....great experience!!!

My issue isn't with the clothing selection, it's with the owner. I like to support local shops, and…read morehave stopped in many times and spent hundreds of dollars there. Today's visit will be my last. Typically she sends out a coupon once a year for your birthday which entitles you to one item at 20% off, since I didn't receive it last month, I asked if she discontinued her tradition. She said she still does it, and that I should have gotten one. I didn't. Her employee said "See, another person, like I wasn't the first, and added that she too hadn't received one. Not a big deal, but she turned it into one. I asked if she would be willing to still honor it, since mine never came. She said yes. I proceeded to check out with a pricey shirt. $150.00, so 20% would have knocked off $30. I also was using a $100 gift certificate a friend had purchased from her for a bd gift for me. Because I was using the certificate, she said I couldn't use the coupon, because she wasn't selling her last Italian shirt for $20, and I could use it next time. Huh ? She wasn't selling it for $20. My girlfriend had paid her $100 and I was giving her $20, so she was getting $120.00 for it, but she carried on, and I really got to see who I have been supporting for so many years. Beyond that, she was telling fabricated stories, and really made herself look bad. I will not recommend her shop to anyone, nor will I go there again. This is not how you treat repeat customers, or any customers for that matter.

"If you really want to be my friend I really want to…read moreunderstand you baby If you really want to understand me I'll tell you something, that love can't thrive on jealousy" (Keith Richards / Mick Jagger) I'm glad to say I ran into none of the contradictory price confusion my friend Ana faced during her visit. I lucked out because there was a massive sales promotion today. It's hard to get misled on pricing when a posted sign says everything in the store was just $2. Must have been some sort of merchandise clearance deal or something similar. Anyway, as I walked around the store I noticed things were super neat and organized. The store was crowded, especially their tiny parking lot which was maxed out so we had to park on the mulched lawn on the side of the driveway. I was sifting through the men's section, almost bought two long sleeve white shirts but they were a few sizes too big for me. And that's when my eyes settled on a nice light gray/light green Joseph A. Bank suit. A suit for $2!!!!!! It needs to be altered, but I'm thinking I'll still come out way ahead on the deal. My wife also bought a nice coat for $2. The sales ladies were personable and funny, and I had a great time kibitzing with them. All sales proceeds go to charity, and that's a nice touch.

Friend to Friend Thrift Shop is a small thrift shop located in a residential neighborhood in East…read moreGranby. If there were no signs outside, I would think it's another house on the street. They are open three days a week for a few hours. There are three older ladies who work here. All sales go towards the East Granby food pantry. Inside is one room filled with stuff. The clothes all look very worn, as do the shoes. One of the employees came up to me and told me, if I like anything we can make a deal. She also told me all shoes are $5.00, buy one get one free. That's a bargain. They have some dishes, some home decor items, and some little figurines. Nothing stood out to me. Until I saw, these brand new Keds purple sneakers. I tried them on, they fit and I brought them to the register. That same lady who earlier told me the shoes were "buy one get one free, at $5.00 each". She reminded me of the sale, and told me I could get another pair for free. I told her, "that's ok. I only found one pair." Well, her colleague who obviously heard everything told me they are $20.00. I wasn't going to argue, so I left. I think their business policy is awful. I understand the proceeds go towards the food pantry, which is a wonderful cause. I don't appreciate their lack of honesty towards the customer.

I always find something great for very cheap and they donate every dollar to scholarships and local…read morenon profits. Volunteers are very kind, have always adored this place. They deserve all the support and business they can get.

"We're half way there Oh-oh, livin' on a prayer…read moreTake my hand, we'll make it, I swear" (Bon Jovi) Valley Thrift Shop had a Valentines Day special half-price sale today. Now maybe the only thing we enjoy more than thrift stores are thrift stores with sales, so that kind of explains why we ended up there today. Yes indeed, everything in the store was 50% off. We saw the usual complement of toys, clothing, dishes, kitchenware, books, jewelry, and footwear. I have a wedding coming up in March, so I decided to look for a nice white shirt. I found a super nice crisp shirt and when I checked the label for size, I saw not only was it in my size, but it was also a Pierre Cardin shirt. It was stickered at $4 so it cost me $2. The store is very crowded with stock. It's not the high-end stock you'll see at some thrift stores (most notable the string of Second Chance Shops). But if you're looking for an eclectic mix of things in a bargain priced store run by some super nice folks, well you can't really go wrong here. PRO TIP Every Saturday is a half-priced day!!

The women who run this shop are very pleasant and helpful. Pretty dresses here, I don't recall…read morepricing as I didn't find my dress here but this was a really nice shop to try to find that right dress, they will make you feel right at home.

This is the tale of my search for the perfect wedding dress…read more I have been literally everywhere. A sleazy chain store, and few others, but I didnt find the one on one personal attention that Stylez for the Aisle has. The owner, Nina, is hillarious! Not only did she help me find the perfect dress, she is extremely honest and really funny! We had each other laughing the entire time I was there. It was a really nice break from the stuffy reception that I've had elsewhere. Nina has great taste, and she was able to hone in on my perfect dress in less than 10 dresses. I know that sounds like alot, but I am super indecisive. My fault! Seriously, the first dress she helped me pick out was the one that I am wearing for my wedding. Of course, I wanted to try on everything in her store!! I couldn't pick just one, because she had so many gorgeous dresses. I think the best part of my experience (besides the fact that she should do stand-up!) is the fact that she has dresses at her shop that I didnt see in every other place I had been to. 20 stars!!!