Wonderfully curated vintage shop with a great selection of oldies but so goodies. Prices are akin…read moreto Brooklyn, IMHO but in all fairness, a lot of love goes into vintage and if you want it, you indulge. They have an impressive collection of authentic vintage t's.

This is the best store in Montpelier with a great location right on Langdon Street. Sifting through…read moreHannah's carefully curated selection of rare vintage brings up memories of the "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis music video. They are selective, but not picky: there's always something for everyone. It has a laid-back, friendly, family-owned feel for pressure-free shopping. They definitely don't hover like most city salespeople. Best part about it: it's a clothing pawn shop: they buy-sell-trade. For those looking to finish a KonMarie, Spring 10x10, or Project 333 challenge, this is the place to trade up. Mens, womens, and childrens clothing and accessories galore, you'll definitely walk away with a "new" vintage getup.

Well worth a stop. The owner is super friendly. Great selection with fair prices. There is a…read moresection of old tools, a very large vintage clothing section, other things you'd expect like milk glass bottles, vintage jewelry, comic books, license plates, vintage glassware, etc. Owner told us some nice local history and we bought some cool items.

Been around antiques since I was a teen and I have to say that the Potato Barn is one of those…read moreplaces that walks the walk and talks the talk with class. The husband and wife team that run the shop know their stuff and are pretty accessible. My wife and I go a couple times a year and usually leave with something groovy and cool. And if they don't have something you are looking for and they come across it later, they are quick to reach out to you if you let them know. The store is located in a well kept barn down the street from the fair grounds (near Ocean State Job Lots). It's a pretty traditional set-up inside for an antique shop. I'll also point out the massive amount of well kept vintage clothes. If you are into era outfits, this place is a MUST. Looking forward to going back soon.

Very helpful staff & great variety to chose from. Easy to find location too. Highly recommend!read more

Nice selection of good quality clothes at reasonable prices. Even my husband found some items!read more

Large space with a thrift shop on one side and coffee/lounge on the other. All classic drink…read moreoptions that you'd like are available including interesting choices like a turmeric latte. Nice service, coffee and a relaxing place to have it.

Upscale thrift store in Lincoln; nice people, good cause. Each Fall we try to purge our closets…read moreand since I have not been associated with the mountain for a few years, donated very slightly used clothing to this worthwhile enterprise. Hope it finds a good new home.

This new business in Ashland is exactly what this historic town needs. Anthony and Max are running…read morea clean & organized vintage shop that has anything from old collegiate pennants to clothing. The shop is a small hole in the wall storefront on a street that is full of old time-y mills, brick buildings, and small windy streets. The inventory is mixed and has items for all decoration needs. Anthony spent time with me and helped explain anything I had questions about. After talking with Anthony and Max I'm real excited to see what they take on next. The city of Ashland needs young entrepreneurs like Anthony and Max to bring business back. Anthony is very active on social media and gave me his contact information for when I have things I want that he can help find for me. These are your standard treasure hunters with a cute little boutique!

From the owner: The Quince and Quail deals in antique items from the 18th century through mid 20th century…read more Offering an eclectic mix of fine antiques and vintage curiosities

The staff person was very rude to my daughter and son in law. They objected to a four year old…read morequietly playing hide and seek with his dad. They were playing quietly without disrupting anyone else's shopping experience. Clearly the woman does not understand child management. It would have been okay if she was reasonable and nice but she was not. I'm amazed at her uncalled for rudeness and will never shop there again.

In my eight years of parenting two kids, one with special needs, I have never felt unwelcomed in an…read moreestablishment until today. I'd like to offer you all a big congratulations for finally making that happen. As a supporter of the Copley Auxiliary and realizing that the staff are probably volunteers I would just suggest that the skills and abilities of the individual I interacted with today may be best served in a non-public facing position.

A hidden gem in the rough. Robert is a really nice guy. The…read moreprices are incredibly affordable. On top of that Robert has free food out to people in need! He's a caring guy, who provides a fun treasure hunt in the store.

I'm reviewing Robert's mainly to respond to the other review which is quite negative. I agree that…read morethe organization and appearance of this store is not the best, but I mainly want to clarify that it is not at all an unsafe place to shop. Robert is a life-long resident of Bradford, comes from a big family, all of whom are good citizens who contribute to the life of the town. Robert was formerly the fire chief of our volunteer department, and he started this store to benefit the Bradford Fair which has been a tradition for many, many years. I don't think he realized how quickly townspeople and others would welcome a place to donate unwanted items and it is indeed packed with 'somebody else's treasures.' The men who help at the store....fix electronics that arrive broken, etc,, are also glad to help you unload your car and carry things in for you. It is located on the ally-road by the golf course, under the post office and is an open, easily accessible spot with places to park. I am also a resident of Bradford and know Robert and this store very well.