This place was awesome. There was such a variety of things in here, I was expecting all…read moremermaid/ocean/beachy type stuff. They had it all!! And for antiques it really was decently priced! The gentleman (who i was told was 1 of 3 owners) who helped my sister and I was SO very nice!!! He was educated about the stuff that he sold, even though most pieces are one of a kind. Unfortunately it's under Viliage and not Village like it's supposed to be. So excited to go back here to go shopping!!!!!

Great discovery on Granby Street. Tom greets all with a smile and always has time to chat. We try…read moreto visit every time we are in town...and we always leave with some bargain finds.

Great antique store! I love spots like this where you could go with a group and everyone can find…read moresomething. Each time I've been here I've managed to come home with something fun and reasonably priced. I like that this place goes booth by booth. Of course some booths are more affordable than others but I feel like that's part of the fun of shopping at an antique mall. The workers here are super chill as well.

This has become a spot on my radar. I did a little research for a place to visit on my way across…read morethe water to Hampton Roads. We pulled up and got out of the car with a mission... find goodies. Boy did we luck out here. There were so many cute things. Some booths had higher pricing than I wanted to pay. But that's all preference. So many booths to go through. It's bigger than I thought. It's goes back deep. But, it is easy to navigate. There was a male working. He was not the most inviting. But, I'll just classify him as an introvert. When it came time to check out he was great. Parking was in the street for me. If there is lot parking I did not notice.

A Touch of Mystery is the most authentic antique shop I've ever visited. Despite having an…read moreunassuming exterior, the interior of the shop is full of weird, random and eclectic artifacts from 19th century paintings and ancient magazines to twenty year old Coke (still in sealed bottles) and unwrapped 1950s Slinkys. Unlike many antique vendors who sell faux items that look the same - mostly ugly statues and new lamps designed to look antiquated - A Touch of Mystery sells items which look like they haven't been touched in decades (old fishing poles, books and Colonial era farming tools to name a few). The layout of the store is refreshingly chaotic with toys, ceramics, glass products, and hundreds of other items sprawled out with no discernible organization in their display or presentation. All of the antiques are underpriced with no item being more than $100 or so; most range between $5 and $20 dollars. It's a store that isn't particularly trying to sell you anything - it exists in a state of complete stasis: if you walk in and see a gem, you can buy it, but there's no aggressive sales, flashy tags or ornate exhibits to otherwise force a purchase from you. The gentlemen who own the place will frequently give you discounts when you go to ring up your items. On the two occasions I've gone to A Touch of Mystery, they charged me slightly under the actual total of the items I picked out. Bottom line: A Touch of Mystery is a real antique shop in a sea of pretenders. It's worth checking out.

This is one of the most eclectic and authentic thrift stores I've been to. They have a great…read moreselection of genuine antiques. It's very easy to find something here that will interest you, (or at least make you wonder). I saw everything from old billows, to a real African tribal idol. It is a very interesting and unique store! *there is no a/c, but there is a fan in the back. If you go in the summer, it gets hot pretty fast*

Sunday April 12, 2026 at around 245 pm I rode out to VA Vintage on Battlefield Blvd. I have been…read moreto this shop numerous times. It is a nice place tucked away in the corner of a small strip shopping center. Each time I have gone in I have been greeted by staff. Including this Sunday. I tend to walk around shops such as this one in a clockwise manner. That way I help avoid missing any treasures. Plus my friend Loretta has one of the first spaces in that direction. I like to take my time and admire all of the nice items. This shop carries a lot of vintage and antique items. It brings back such sweet memories. I saw many things I wanted but I have to keep in mind the want VA needs. After I took my first gander I went back to Loretta's Niche and picked out a ceramic piece that has 5 tubes and the word F A I T H written on each. Perfect to propogate some clippings. I also found a nice low profile ring at another space, and picked a nice chilled soda out of the refrigerator with items for sale. They have fresh coffee in a little room, with books etc for sale, if anyone wants a nice hot cup and they have bagged snacks for sale. An added bonus. The young lady who was working has been very pleasant each time I have visited recently. She also carefully wrapped my ceramic piece up nicely. There is honestly something for everyone in VA VINTAGE.

Love this hole in the wall kind of place. It's the kind of place you need to come by every so…read moreoften because they constantly have something new everytime. Best part is during the holidays. They have a great selection of seasonal items/decors. Looking for something that not everyone has, then this is the place for you!

What an awesome store! so many different booths and a great atmosphere! it even has a giant…read morelighthouse in the middle with a complimentary coffee bar! The owners are on sight and so friendly! Will definitely be back! Kristen Clark Charles Town, WV

I absolutely love vintage stores so when VA Vintage opened nearby, I couldn't wait to stop in. The…read morestore was huge and packed with an array of different items, such as albums, collectibles, home decor, snacks, clothes, candles, furniture, jewelry, etc. You name it, they had it lol. I spent most of my time looking through the albums, which included all genres. I've found that vintage stores have the best variety of records. The prices ranged from less than $20 to some that were almost $90. After searching for a while, I found a Gap Band album from 1983, which I couldn't wait to get home and listen to. I strolled through each aisle because I was very intrigued with all of the unique items. There was an area with pickled vegetables and canned goods so I grabbed some pickled okra and corn salsa as well. Right when I thought there wasn't more to see, I noticed a back area that included beautiful furniture, tables, paintings and other home accessories. I even saw a church pew lol! Overall, this place is a vintage paradise. You can easily spend hours in this store. The staff were very pleasant and I even signed up for their Loyalty Program, where you can earn points for every dollar you spend! I will definitely be returning soon!

When in downtown Portsmouth I have to visit this shop. The owner suggested that I visit the garden,…read moreand what a treat. It's beautiful to look at and peaceful. The shop has nice gifting, garden and home items.

This place is a real hidden gem! Walked in off the street with my girlfriends and had an awesome…read moretime browsing the home and garden wares inside. Reasonable prices and some really nice decorative garden items. They have some indoor decor stuff: mercury glass and florals and planters but a lot of the stuff is outdoor planter pots and aged metal decor items. In the back there is a beautiful garden and an event space for photos or parties or weddings. We talked to the owner for a while who was very friendly and said they he had redone the event space in the back and set it up for parties and such. I saw a few things that looked great for my backyard when I'm ready to accessorize it. I'll be back!

This is a great place to hunt for treasures. I found everything from antique garden gnomes to…read moregreat 1920"s retro bedroom furniture. You will love it! The customer service was wonderful. I am the customer with questions and they loved sharing bits of history on the pieces in the store. Enjoy!

My sister and I went came to Hair of the Dog . 4000 Virginia Beach Blvd . It was the worst the food…read moreis awful . So we decided to get drinks instead well the bartender needs a Customer service workshop. The drinks we ordered tasted like pickles and they were supposed to be Mango mimosas ‍far from it . So I asked the bartender if we can order something else theses drinks were awful. She brought us a check for $36.00 and said drinks are final sale... ummmmm it's so much wrong with that . So your forcing me to drink something that's gross and you will not attempt to correct the situation. I do t suggest anyone come here for food or drinks this was an awful experience.

I am a return customer and I appreciate the friendly atmosphere of this shop. The owner is very…read moreknowledgable and quick to answer questions in full detail. I'll definitely go back!

I've been coming here for almost 7 years! John, the owner, is very honest and always friendly to…read moreall patrons. If you're looking to buy or sell (gold, silver, any type of coin or currency) I highly recommend you come by. John has helped me complete some coin sets over the years and taught me some cool stuff about coin history along the way. If you've got something you want a quick appraisal on, it's always free! New castle has a family business feel to it, unlike a pawn shop or big box place.