Such a lovely curated collection. Walked in on my birthday and picked up some choice vinyls and it…read morewas a real treat start to finish, had a lovely conversation with John the owner as I browsed. Will definitely go back next time I'm visiting in Connecticut. Great prices and a bit of a time capsule to the record stores of my youth in the 80's (the ones I worked in and the ones I visited back then). Worth the drive from Canton/Hartford area cause Rev Records puts the other places I've been to in the area to shame.

Went to Revolution last weekend. Not bad but didn't buy anything. Mostly vintage but a fair amount…read moreof new mixed in. Decent sized section of old RSD stuff from this year and past years. Good sized section of metal (hard rock)/punk but it was 90%+ the metal and only had a handful of punk. Was hoping they'd have the new Descendents but they didn't. Had a MASSIVE Good Charlotte poster on both the inside and outside of the front window. Like how many people are still looking for Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous???

Was in the area for vacation and wanted to hit up some record stores. Mostly used and vintage with…read morea bit of new. I'm typically looking for new(ish) punk and there was nothing I was remotely interested in. I'm sure there are people that this would be perfect for, it's just not me.

Love this place!! Very interesting collections wide range of music and YES! Vinyls!!! It's fun to…read morelook through what this place got and I always find something interesting even in the 99 cents vinyl section which is awesome!! They got new to old magazines, books, t-shirts, art, cds, even cassette tapes!! And of course other neat interesting objects everywhere. They also have LIVE MUSIC often playing and the owner is super nice & helpful!!! It's great cultural & sub-cultural spot in Willimantic I'm delighted to have!!!

This shop always has something different and interesting to find. It's great to browse through…read moreespecially for vinyl Records and jewelry. I've found some of my favorite silver rings in this place!

Nice little place on the green in Windsor, CT. Great selection of jewelry with a span in style of a…read morefew decades. Reasonable prices and some really cool, funky items, in addition to the usual antique pieces. Mr Selig is very personable, easy to talk to, and will answer any questions you may have. It's a place you might want to check out on a regular basis, as they buy everything from gold to estate clean outs, so the inventory changes. Check it out, and bring the better half- they have a good selection of home décor pieces and tons of jewelry for the ladies along with many interesting, manly pieces for the guys too. Good place to buy the perfect gift or a unique piece for a special occasion.

I am a big antique-r and visit antique stores all around the country. I primarily collect 19th…read morecentury art, vintage jewelry, wooden furniture, and designer shoes/bags. Out of everywhere I have been, I am most impressed with this store. The selection is enormous: SO much beautiful jewelry, Chanel/Gucci/Ferragamo shoes/purses, original oil paintings, etc. It was all so reasonably priced and everyone at the shop was so kind and helpful. I loved how intentional and curated the items felt, it all looked of very high quality and things are organized beautifully: designer fashion items in one area, necklaces and rings in another, china displayed by color/collection. I felt like a kid in a candy shop. Pictured are some of my finds. Can't recommend this place enough. Incredible!

The person running the shop today was noticeably more attentive to older customers, offering to…read moreopen cabinets and checking in on them. I don't mind not being catered to, but being so visibly overlooked as a younger customer altogether felt uncomfortable and disrespectful.

Fair prices, you name they have it, well organized. Staff is pleasant to deal with. Tons and tons…read moreof tools at affordable prices, it would be hard to leave without anything if you were looking for tools. You name it they seem to have it.

We Love Jaws Pawnshop. My husband and I both got are wedding rings there I was super excited about…read morethe price they gave us!! They went above and beyond!! We love there customer service and how knowledgeable they are on items. Also they look out if you're late on payment!! What can I say besides Jaws Pawnshop Is The Best!! Thank You For Your Great Service!! DM

This spot is a gem- full of treasures and charm. The couple that runs it is helpful, honest and…read moreknowledgeable. Highly recommended!

Good products, good selection of mainly smaller stuff, but some really nice big stuff such as…read morestained glass and doors. awesome selection of dog prints. Staff was knowledgeable and very friendly. this is not an antique mall. it is a single proprietor, they clearly do the buying. which tends to make for good quality stuff!

"'I'd gladly lose me to find you I'd gladly give up all I…read morehave To find you, I'd suffer anything and be glad I call that a bargain, The best I ever had" (The Who) Favarh was jampacked with bargain hunters examining their inventory today. I saw racks and racks of men's and women's clothing, shoes, accessories, footwear, household goods, dishes, and kitchen equipment in the front of the store. In the back of the store were CD's, record albums, thousands of books, collectibles and pretty much everything. I even saw three Pez dispensers with likenesses of former presidents. Much of the inventory is what I'd call vintage, which is a code word for "old". Those items may not be for everyone, but if you're into old dishes, bric a brac, dolls, China, wall hangings, glassware, jewelry, furniture, and lamps, well Favarh might just be what you're looking for. Today was 50% off day, and I scooped up two ties marked at $2 each for a grand total of $2.13. You might find a thrift store out there with better quality merchandise, but I'm not sure you'll find one with as much stuff as I saw here. And since their proceeds go to charity, it's well worth your time to check out their stock and see what bargains appeal to you.

A very organized thrift shop and for a good cause. The employees were also super friendly. Favarh…read moreis a non profit organization which helps people with disabilities since 1958. The employees there are volunteers. Once I walked in, it looked like a boutique. Clothes, shoes, and cutlery/china were in the front area. Everything was organized by size and color. I immediately found a Vineyard Vines sweater that I loved for $12. They have sales based on color of the day/week; I would ask the employee for that information. In the back section, they had household items, books, and miscellaneous items. You can also sign up for their free rewards card; you gain points from every purchase and that adds up for future discounts. Overall, a great thrift store and I look forward to shopping there.

Explored this place as a random Yelp find. It certainly takes a minute or two to find being in the…read moreart space multi building parking lot, and figuring out how to get buzzed in by calling, however, there's some really good book hunting here in the decent sized space, particularly if you're a fan of old books. The owner was very friendly and chatty to me and I had a pleasant experience, found a few old reads, and would return. Thanks!

Weird little place in a weird little space. The whole store is under lock and key--one must buzz-in…read moreby telephone request unless one has made a prior appointment to access what could be a browser's paradise. The owner (as he announced himself) is, on every third Thursday of each alternate month, a nice-enough-fellow full of the love of books. But every other day at the store, he cements his love of books at the cost of a passing indifference for his customers that borders on hostility. While the book selection is as comprehensive as it is well-organized, something about the place seems... well... 'off.' It's as though one is being watched--or rather scrutinized--by unseen eyes, suspicious you may be replacing a book in the wrong place, disturbing the piles of rarities without regard to how the newly imbalanced feng-shui will impact the owner as he lingers scowling from the sequestered bowls of the shop. The books are, nevertheless, excellent and priced clearly in the "almost-too-expensive-but-still-just-affordable" range. Comparatively, the prices here are fair to good. You will not be finding any shocking bargains or hidden but neglected treasures here. The books are carefully selected, after all, and intended to turn a profit for the owner. After all, buying low and selling high is the name of the game--and yet, listening in on the owner's bargaining with one collector attempting to sell her books, I'd say there are fairer prices to be had from other buyers. But after exhaustive talks ranging from condition to author popularity (when has it been hard to sell Orwell?), she settled on a price with our peculiar host all the same. It was, in a word, creepy. Upon leaving with my new acquisitions, I was reminded of John Locke's description of this weird trade which combines refined erudition with predatory avarice: "Printers, binders, sellers, and others that make a trade and gain out of them have universally so odd a turn and corruption of mind, that they have a way of dealing peculiar to themselves, and not conformed to the good of society, and that general fairness that cements mankind." True enough of this odd little place, I thought. And then I went home, placed the books on my desk, and retired to take a nice long shower.