Such a fun place to easily spend a few hours searching for treasure. The setup of the items is…read moreanything everywhere and anywhere! During this trip I ended up with a wooden frame that needed minor repairs. Highly recommend spending a rainy day at this location and driving about 15 minutes to the Acushnet Antique Center!

Wow. It goes on and on and on and on! Huge. Not junk from estate clean outs either, but rather…read morereally nice furniture and antiques. New Bedford, with plenty of parking, bring your cell phone in case you lose your wife! It really IS that big. Impressive. Not over-priced and not junk. A hidden gem! Nice staff. Priced reasonably.

Great place, nice owner, good vintage pieces, and good prices. They had a lot of stuff…read more Definitely worth it.

Don't believe the hype. This store is NOT worth a trip to New Bedford…read more It's not because they don't have plenty of vintage clothes -- they do. It's just that 80% of their stock SUCKS. It's cheap and ugly vintage -- it's the stuff no one wants that would be left behind at a garage sale. Think heavy woolen overshirts from the 1950s and 1960s that fit poorly, look bad, and make you sweat, or old ugly polyester suits that were cheap when they were made and still look just as cheap. There are live moths and plenty of moth holes on the clothes here. Compare the price of 1970s blazer in mint condition -- here it's 85 bucks, at Goodwill in Boston, it's 8 bucks. The inventory of this store might be good if you're making a Scorcese period movie or for Halloween, but you're unlikely to wear anything that's here on a day-to-day basis. Most of the clothes here are HEAVY (physically heavy), and the racks are all so stuffed you can't look at anything without practically ripping it out of the rack, and then forget about trying to put it back. It's like the owner is afraid to throw anything away. This store would do much better if it were closer to Boston, or if it was in New York. Then maybe there would be far more turnover, hipper pieces, and fewer moths. If you want to see an exemplary vintage menswear store, check out Crowley Vintage in Brooklyn or Pick n Weight in Berlin. Don't get me wrong, I see what the store owner is trying to do here, and maybe 25 years ago, this was where it was at. But the world -- including the vintage world -- has changed, and this store's inventory is stuck in the past -- and not in a good way.

This place is deceptively HUGE on the inside, and quite frankly one of the cleanest antique shops I…read morehave visited. Neat place to stroll on a wet day. Never know what you will find. Staff is helpful, but the "greeter" was a bit spicy with her comments (really new England rough around the edges, quite off-putting. Actually CONDESCENDING). They have strict policies about back packs and bags (understandable), but the approach is HIGHLY unsavory. I can feel empathetic to small business owners. Being treated like a child is unacceptable. I understand they have a business to run, but the charm in charming escaped this lovely lady. It's pricey, welcome to the Cape! But don't let that detract you from scavenger hunting. Just be like a duck and let the unsavoriness of a "greeter" with poor greeting skills turn you off. Just hold on to your bag, don't break anything and enjoy your visit!

I haven't really found anything that I wanted to buy but this is certainly a neat place to visit,…read moreespecially if you're into antiques. It's not super organized, but you'll find a place to explore and perhaps find a hidden treasure here. There are a bunch of antiques in enclosed glass shelves and they have a variety of sellers in each of those shelves. Seeing that we're in Sandwich, the store does have a good amount of glass to offer. The staff is okay though you have to leave your purse/bag at the front desk. I wouldn't go out-of-my-way, but I usually stop by here on the way down Route 6A.

Everything is lovely and Lola herself is charming, knowledgeable and a real delight! I would not…read morehesitate to recommend her and her merchandise!

When possible I do prefer to shop small business compared to big franchise stores ... so I came…read moreacross Lola's and my husband and I found a very nice dining table set. I was very impressed with all the furniture sold there, very nice styles and I like the quality I seen. The dining table set is made of real wood, not that cheap crap. If I need anymore furniture I will definitely go back there and I would recommend them to family & friends for sure.

Really nice, small country gift store focusing in primarily primitive style decor. It's small…read moreinside, but both floors are full of items. It was my first time visiting and the owner was super friendly and told me a bit about the store and the items for sale. Eighty-five percent of the items are made by her or local artists. Primitive style items can be pricey, but I found most items here reasonable. It's located right near the corner of Arcade Ave and Route 44, so it can be tough pulling in and out. My home isn't decorated in primitive decor, but I'd definitely stop in if I were looking for gifts.

Have driven by this quaint shop for a long time and stopped on small business saturday and so glad…read morei did. Had exactly what I was looking for and so much more. Karyn is super friendly ,greeted me upon my opening the door and made me feel very welcome . Cannot wait to go back and explore some more

Tara was awesome! Polite. knowledgeable. thorough. I left knowing she gave me good deal. Plan…read moreon bringing jewelry in next

Tara is the star of Warren Exchange! She was knowledgeable,…read morefriendly and honest in her evaluations of my items.

This place is a hidden gem! More than that, Barbara, the owner, is so kind and helpful. I would…read morerecommend her store to anyone, and would add that just chatting with her makes the trip a fruitful one! Ask her how she decided to name the store!:)

Found this cute little antique shop right off the bike path in Warren. It is actually 2 shops in…read moreone building. One is more like a thrift shop and the other is a little fancier and has bigger items like furniture. You can find anything from costume jewelry, linens, art, and furniture to yard and garden decor. The owner, Barbara is delightful and has lived in the area her whole life. She gets new items in all the time so it's worth it to pop in from time to time. If there is something special you're looking for, you can let her know and she will keep an eye out and call you when she has something for you. The name comes from the fact that the Warren Times office was actually where the fancier store is now. Originally she only had the thrift store and that was called Behind the Times. This store is a great addition to all of the quaint vintage and antique stores in the neighborhood.

Luso In The Sky With Diamonds was about this store, and hopefully it never goes up to that big…read morediamond in the sky like so many local stores in Fall River have, tragically, closed down. This is a really adorable little family-owned furniture store which I have checked out on two occasions now - the most recent time with Barbie when I brought her to the Portuguese Mecca of Fall River. It definitely has that Latin feel to it and they have some great furnishings and cool stuff for the house, says Bae, and Barbie even ended up grabbing herself something. It's not too expensive and it's unlike anything else you'll find anywhere else. Service was nice as well and didn't seem judgy even though we were from out of town and look nothing like their usual customers.

Great customer service and amazing pieces for your home. It's always a pleasure going to shop there…read moreand buying from them. Being going their for years!!