If you're a thrifter or looking for very curated interesting pieces, I would recommend skipping…read morethis place. The back clothing section is overpriced and not very well curated... quality is not cohesive throughout, with some very cheap feeling items being priced high just like more expensive feeling items. I've stopped in relatively often over the years as I am in the area but have never once found anything to purchase.

The White Rabbit is such a fun find! Emily is the owner and she's there every time I've gone to…read morethis charming store! The store has so many cool and interesting little things, like beaded keychains, hair accessories, candles, jewelry, greeting cards and decor. Some of it is vintage and some is locally hand made. The back of the store is the thrift clothing section. Everything looks to be in excellent shape. There's also records, shoes and purses. I saw a Dior coat, and some items by Burberry and by Alexander McQueen. They are selective about their selection of items they accept. There isn't any of that awful stuffy smell. It feels and looks like everything is brand new. It's easy to look and touch things without the fear of everything falling. This store isn't stuffed at all. I can't wait to return and see what else they have.

Cindarella's Attic is a lovely store, with such a clever name. Here you'll find vintage refurbished…read moreand repainted furniture. They offer paint and all the supplies you need so you can paint it your self. This is such a unique concept. In addition to the wide assortment of furniture, you'll also find some small locally made goods, like candles and hair accessories. This is a very small store, the items are placed so intentionally, so there is plenty of walking room, without the fear that you'll walk into anything. I really loved Cindarella's Attic, if you're looking for a special accent chair, or a dresser in a unique color this is the place to go.

This is a great place to get repainted vintage or really nice wooden pieces in immaculate…read morecondition. Jessica is pretty talented when it comes to refinishing furniture so we don't need to pay someone else for their time, since Jessica can do it just as well. She uses great colors, her prices are fair, and she gets some pretty quality pieces. So far we've bought a Thomasville french provincial dresser and a 1930's Art Deco vanity. She does have pretty nice costume jewelry (not really my thing I am a dude), paint for furniture, handmade soap and other assorted items (we got some pretty sweet porcelain door knobs too). We haven't attended one of her classes, but on Saturdays you can learn how to paint furniture (shabby chic style), and you leave with the piece you worked on. If you appreciate things like dovetailed drawers and actual wooden furniture check this place out.

Nice shop, selection of local artist is high quality and offers a variety. They have beautiful…read morewood work, I love the cutting boards and candle sticks. Also hand blended teas. I picked up a cute framed representation of bunnies made from stones, it was so clever. If you are looking for unique and special gifts, this is the place.

From the owner: We carry only unique hand made items from over 50 local Artisan as well as vintage collectables…read more Soaps, Jewelry, Candles, Clothing, Decor items, Coasters & Trivets, Original Art and more.

Great selection of designer clothes at great prices. The owner, Diane, is wonderful. We will…read moredefinitely go back next time we're visiting the area!

"Mama used to tell me Long time ago…read more Not everything you see glitter is gold You're just a brand new second-hand gal" (Peter Tosh) They are only open on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and they're only open a total of eleven hours per week, but it would really be worth your while to check out the Glastonbury Second Chance Shop. We've visited their Simsbury store a bunch of times, and we saw pretty much the same selection of low priced goods here in Glastonbury - men's & women's clothing, shoes, household goods, artwork, books, toys, etc. We caught a 50% off sale on clothing yesterday, and I walked out with a $15 blazer for $7.50. Pretty sweet, eh? All proceeds go to charity (The Village for Families) and the store employees are all volunteers. The two women we interacted with were as nice and friendly as could be, we really enjoyed chatting with them. Bottom line? You can score some great bargains and support a worthy charity all at the same time.

I love going to vintage and antique shops, the good ones give me the feeling of going back in time…read more Circa Antiques & Collectibles is a lovely little shop in Old Wethersfield. In here I feel like I'm seeing my grandma's furniture pieces and other goods. This store is styled very tastefully. It's not at all overly packed, or crowded. Everything can be touched and seen. You'll find small armoires, rocking chairs, dressers, there are beautiful fine wool coats, brooches and jewelry. None of the small items are in glass, which is a bit odd. There are plenty of records and other collectibles. They have original maps of Wethersfield and other towns. All of the items are in excellent shape and I thought the prices were all very fair. This shop is lovely and very worthy of a visit, and maybe you'll find a great little gem to give a home to.

This place doesn't honor their appointments. Very disappointed. Shop and sell elsewhere.read more

I have been curious about the Three Ladies Antiques Store for a while. I finally made it in the…read moreother day. Upon walking inside the first thing I have to mention is the awful, awfully strong smell of mold. It's everywhere. The only way to escape it was to get out of the store. This store primarily sells rugs, they are beautiful rugs, they come in a variety of patterns and sizes. They are hung on walls and stacked on the floor. I couldn't help but wonder if I were to purchase a rug wouldn't I also be purchasing the odor that comes with it? The rugs are thick and made of wool, it's a process to wash them. They also sell some beautiful framed artwork. There was more downstairs, I just couldn't stay due to the smell. This store has a lot of potential, they should do something about the mold.

Wandered in to look around for furniture. Owners couldn't be bothered to engage with me. I guess I…read moredon't look west hartford posh enough? Even so, beautiful selection of Persian style carpets. Lots of antiques- hidden treasures.

Adorable little shop, I bought a few clothing items, purse, and room spray and my total came to…read moreless than $10. You definitely can't beat it! I'll have to stop by again soon one night after work to see if there's anything new.

I love this store. So nice to go in and look around. Ivana is lovely. Merchandise changes weekly. I…read morealways find amazing items. Kate Spade to Waterford. Also easy to consign items. Check it out!

Sad to read these negative reviews. Eliza was nothing but gracious and friendly…read more I found three treasures in five minutes and they were all on sale , plus Mother's Day special. Win win

I too, have been disappointed since the Rocky Hill store went under new management. I was about to…read morepurchase an item and noticed original tag was much less than what store was asking. I brought it to clerk's attention who said she couldn't do anything about it. Not at all helpful. It's not as fun to shop there since they stopped carrying furniture. Not what it used to be; will shop elsewhere.

The only negative come t about this wonderful shop is it's only open a few days a week. Today was a…read morebonanza as all women's clothes and shoes were 50% off! All the ladies were very helpful and friendly especially the two Barbs! ! Inventory is always changing and better yet all your spending goes to charity Everyone wins!

"I'd pay any price just to get you I'd work all my life and…read moreI will To win you I'd stand naked, stoned, and stabbed I'd call that a bargain, the best I ever had" (The Who) When you find out that a thrift store is running a "35% off" sale to mark their 5th anniversary, well any bargain seeking red blooded American would head on over, just like we just did. The store is larger than the one we customarily visit in Simsbury, so I didn't feel cramped walking around alongside a fair number of fellow shoppers. It's very neat and well organized inside and seemed to have a lot of merchandise. I saw the usual dishes, housewares, women's and men's shoes (including some gorgeous Air Jordans), shirts, blouses, outerwear, pants and jeans, plus sportscoats and men's suits ($25 or so). Some of the more unusual things I saw was an impressive collection of "I Love Lucy" memorabilia, and hiding among the audio CD's was a William Hung CD! He made quite a splash on American Idol 20 years ago, and if you're too young to know who he is, go check him out on YouTube. I bought a long sleeve white dress shirt, a red tie, and my wife bought a long sleeve top. After the 35% discount we paid an obscene $16 for everything. Yes, quite the bargain indeed. PRO TIP Parking is a bit of a toss-up, their lot is micro-sized, so you'll probably end up parking on a side street like we did.