This place is amazing! Has beautiful antiques and furniture. I use a rollator and mobility aids and antique stores are usually very crowded, for me, they were barely crowded, and were able to move things that were in my way! read more

Very nice e people and atmosphere I enjoyed the place and wish I had hit something I think it was a bit pricey thi

Fun place to browse with tons of stuff packed in here. I really enjoyed their selection of vintage jewelry. They also had a good selection of bags and clothes as well as some dishes and smaller furniture. The salesperson was super accommodating and showed me a number of items in the cases, but weirdly, when myself and another patron were checking out she seemed astonished that we did not have exact change. So weird- what kind of business cannot make change for a $20? read more

I love this store. It brings me back to childhood, antiquing with my mom. Nostalgia galore. It is always a delight to find that one special treasure! A must see hidden gem sure to bring smiles read more

Unfortunately for Hall's, Rocket to Mars' crazy window displays definitely draw the attention for that section of W-minster. However, Hall's definitely holds its own. Vintage jewelry is what I'm always interested in, and Hall's has it in spades. Not only that, but the inventory is constantly changing depending on what the owner finds at estate sales. I am constantly shocked by the prices in here... in a good way. The jewelry counter is definitely worth a stop. You never know what you'll find, and it's bound to be very affordable. I'm not going to say that Hall's is as good as it gets, because I come from Maine, the land of flea markets and antique barns. However, for a small vintage shop in the city, I am definitely a fan. read more

As a friend and I were walking up Broadway we were amazed that Hall's was open! They do have interesting hours, and yes, they are right across the street from Rocket to Mars, but we walked in anyways. The owner of this shop tries to get as much clothing as she can in different sizes, shapes, and styles. As a top heavy curvy girl, I truly appreciate this. As I was perusing the store, the owner took the time to chat with me and get to know what I was looking for and wanted to know a little more about myself. I truly appreciate that, as many thrift store owners just stare you down making sure you're not stealing anything. I'll be making this shop a regular stop from now on. Supporting local business AND re-purposing items? Sweet, count me in. read more

This shop is full of fantastic vintage items sold at a fair price. I appreciate that the selection of merchandise is good and the shop itself is well organized especially given the amount of stuff for sale in this storefront. I first stopped by Hall's because I found it on Yelp when I was visiting Providence in 2014 (I had no idea at the time that I would be moving here less than a year later!). My then boyfriend now husband bought me a beautiful ring from the 1920s at Hall's. Other finds at Hall's include: cufflinks (~$9), unworn floor length beaded dress (circa 1980s, tags still on, less than $100), small metal files (used for woodworking, a few $), hat (looks brand new, $5), and a metallic belt made a few decades ago by a RI company in flawless condition (Kirks Folly, $30). Every time I stop by I wish I needed some vintage mixing bowls or other stuff for the kitchen. I have not looked carefully through her selection of textiles or books but she has both. I think vintage jewelry is the best reason to come to check out Hall's (good quantity and quality). There is a small amount of parking on the side of Hall's building. I've found this especially helpful when wanting to drop by for a short time and get something specific. Hours this shop is open can vary so I'd recommend calling to confirm they are open (401-272-0000, I believe) if you are not in the area otherwise. Last but not least, the owner, Mary Ellen, is wonderful and knows a lot about what she is selling. I've really enjoyed talking with her about what's for sale in her shop and more broadly about Rhode Island. read more

I love antique stores and thrift shops. LOVE. This one is one of my favorites. For starters, the owner is fantastic. In addition to being really nice, she knows everything in the store, and will not only ask you what you're looking for and help you find it, she'll mention other things she might have hiding about that just happen to be related to what you're looking for. Because she's the one that does the buying, she also knows the history of most of the things, which is a neat bonus. My particular addiction is vintage/antique jewelry. I love the flair and construction of older pieces. Hall's is THE PLACE for that. The jewelry is beautiful, and really so reasonably priced. I have my eye on something incredible right now, and it's worth every penny of what I'm going to pay for it. (I'd tell you more about it, but you might buy it first, and we can't have that.) The selection is constantly changing, and I love going in and poking about to see what magical new things are hiding in the corners. read more

Stopped in here recently, and was initially blown away by the selection. Straight up classy vintage circa 1920's-1970's. Slightly cramped, yet pleasantly lacking that musty odor that you often find in vintage/consignment shops. The owner (who didn't bother with any sort of greeting) has a really good eye for quality vintage finds from jewelry, to apparel, and shoes to various knick knacks and furnishings. All items were displayed very thoughtfully. I noticed a sign near the register for layaway, and am not surprised one bit. I feel that many of these items were unaffordable. The average price for a vintage polyester shift dress will set you back about $45-50 bucks. Was too intimidated to even glance at the jewelry case. Definitely fun to look, or blow some cash! read more

Came across this great shop that was just loaded with cool stuff! The owner was very nice and we had a great conversation. Just to mention a detail in another review, the shop is on Broadway, NOT on Westminster! This shop used to be in Warren on Water Street. Very worth a visit, prices are reasonable for the quality of goods offered. I will be back! Nice to meet you Mary Ellen! read more

As we were exploring our new neighborhood we stumbled into this wonderful little place. It's legit like a museum, with artifacts that are up to hundreds of years old! The shop owner is really nice and gave us little history lessons here and there on some of her items. The store has a little bit of everything and is definitely worth a trip to Broadway in Fed Hill! read more

Another tip to add...In addition to the gift certificates, they also now have Lay-away! Perfect for the boots I want!

Very nice sales lady. The store had a TON of awesome vintage clothing. Some pieces I felt were overpriced. She had a lot of cool vintage Christmas decor and some unusual pieces. I would go back. read more

This is a well-curated shop. The owner is nice, knowledgeable, and willing to be on the lookout for any item she doesn't have at the moment. She's fun to talk to and usually has a back-story about the item you're interested in. Lots of vintage jewelry, clothing, and hats. You could certainly find some bargains here, but in general she knows her stuff and prices accordingly, and her items are higher end. She has some beautiful seasonal items as well: Christmas decorations during the holidays, beautiful antique Valentines cards in February. I got a beautiful vintage hand painted Polish ornament for my tree, and recently purchased a beautiful pair of candleholders. I wish her inventory turned over faster, but that's not her fault...people need to get in there and buy her things! I go in when I'm looking for a quirky gift or just have some time to poke around. Lots to see and you'll probably find something you want! read more

Fabulous multi-faceted shop. GREAT vintage clothing, shoes, fabrics, jewelry both costume and precious, antiques, eyeglasses!!! Cannot say enough good things!!! read more