Extremely cute little antique store. Multiple floors all jam-packed with mostly good quality…read moreantiques. Prices range from very fair to a little expensive, but overall the condition on everything was very good. Not a junk store but rather a curated variety by different vendors. I found many of the items to stick to specific eras/styles. A lot of Victorian, "cottage", Renaissance. A lot of stairs, and I didn't see an elevator. Some off street parking. Staff at the exit were friendly, but maybe a little sparse throughout the entirety of the store. This may be due to the vendor aspect.

Great building setup for vendors with four floors of treasures to explore. Everything is organized…read moreand well displayed in each individual vendor space as well as the setup and layout of the building. Loved the use of the stairwells for wall art displays and the variety of items available. Looking forward to returning on a future visit to the area!

Store is cluttered with dirty items (for instance, cat and dog dishes with food particles still in…read morethem). There were only one or two employees working there, that just wandered around. Even ghough prices are cheap, We did not purchase anything, because the items were do grungy.....

A very good thrift store. This Thrifty Shopper is always…read morevery clean and very well organized. I like that they have their clothing sorted by fabric type- knit or woven -and then size. There's always a wide variety of clothing and all is in good shape. I have found a good number of pieces I like at this store, from a whimsical Halloween sweater to staple dresses. Thrifty Shopper is one of the few thrift shops where they actually organize their books too. Being able to spot cookbooks vs fiction vs children's books at a glance is really great. It encourages me to genuinely sit and browse them to see if they have books I am seeking. Also at this time, if anyone wants Rachel Ray cookbooks there is half a shelf worth of them for grabs right now. I will say, if you like it grab it. This thrift store has a good amount of people traffic and turn over of items.

Went this morning to the grand opening of 3fifteen on James. I've never been to one of these stores…read morebut I love thrifting! This store is set up much nicer than a traditional thrifty shopper. It's all women's clothing, housewares, Christmas, toys, and various other items. No men's clothing. I ended up with 2 American Eagle jeans, an American Eagle zip up hoodie, a sweater, and a toy for my god son for under $40! Staff was great. Super helpful. 2 fitting rooms that were very spacious. And although it was insanely busy for their opening, all the shoppers were kind and considerate.

Store offers discounts on Tuesdays for both veterans and elders - on top of already low prices, a…read morereal benefit. Very nice variety of many things - kitchenware, glassware, electronics, books, gently used clothes. We have always been treated well by a friendly and efficent staff. Nice place for casual browsing.

Had always loved this store. Yesterday I had a lot of heavy things to donate. I'm a bit older, so…read morewas planning to use maybe one of their bins to make it easier, the door is really heavy. The girl comes to the door and says rudely to me that I need to bring everything inside and proceeds to shut the door. These things were heavy and once inside the store she said I had to lift them into a bin. This was very difficult, and hard for someone in their 70's. I was donating nice items from a downsize. She acted angry that I was donating. There were a lot of donations left outside, so I'm not sure why she picked me with all the heavy items to have to bring them inside. So, I guess, the moral of the story is donate where you can get some type of minor assistance or use a bin to bring it in all at one time. I made eight trips of heavy items, they didn't even seem to want.

I had to checkout this newly opened business in the Eastwood area. It is very nicely laid out in 1…read morelarge room. Many items I remember from my childhood! The Owner is so nice and did have a place on Onondaga Hill but moved here when this space opened up. I was impressed with the quality of his items and how he displayed everything. I also thought the prices were reasonable for what he offered. If you want a trip back in time and love the 1960's and 1970's you must check this place out!!

You'll love this summer market at the Everson Museum of Art. Plenty to choose from and some real…read moregood deals. The vendors are very friendly and helpful. There are also artists selling their creations .Themarket also allows non profits a free space. It's always the second Sunday of the month May through October.

Love this market! Fine art, antiques/vintage wares mixed with handmade jewelry, pottery,…read morerepurposed items, and so much more! The second Sunday of each month May to October, this festival is held in the courtyard area next to the fabulous Everson Museum of Art in Downtown Syracuse, NY. Each year this event gets better!

I've been stopping by here on our trips to Skaneateles for several years at this point. There's a…read morereal eclectic range of items in the store, from maps to old coins, clothes, bottles and pottery, records, cameras, and old farm implements. Some of it is fairly priced while other things are overpriced, as some have mentioned. I believe this is due to there being different consignment sellers, so even within a product category you can find a range of prices and selection, e.g., vinyl records. If you know what you're looking for and know your prices, you can find some good stuff, I have for sure. If it seems a bit too much, I've seen them call up a seller if a customer has a lower offer. Definitely worth a visit.

Do not shop here, they will scam you. Good luck trying to get ahold of anyone on the phone either…read morebecause no one answers and the mailbox is full. They charged me $160 for a ring that was $52.

Great selection and service! Would go again and recommend. Has a variety of items and prices.read more

He is really friendly and has an interesting mix of stuff. I appreciated the detail he includes on…read morethe tags. His prices are fairly reasonable. Compared to the other Syracuse antiques places we've been to it seems less cluttered and was quiet. We'll be going back for another visit.