This shop has the most exquisite array of antiques. The best I have ever seen! The owner has…read moreclearly been collecting the best for nearly a century

One of the absolute best antique shops in New England. The…read moreimmense selection of period furniture, lighting, and accessories is truly impressive. Beautifully displayed and curated, it's a treat to see. Unlike another reviewer, I find Ric Jorgensen's exuberance about his collection very refreshing and a testament to his knowledge. One of the last of the great REAL antique shops left. I would not miss.

My wife and I needed to spend some time before Scoop Deck opened and antique store was located…read moreclose by. One of many antique shops in the nearby area. Worker welcomed us in and thanked us when leaving so friendly staff. We did not end up buying anything this visit but enjoyed our time browsing. They have many different sellers with areas inside. They also have a large variety of items so everyone who stops in will appreciate some of the items. Prices seemed decent with some stuff not seeming to be worth it, but that's my opinion of not being interested in some items. They had old toys, furniture, home decor, glassware, kitchen stuff, and so much more. I also overheard the staff telling a handful of people they get new stuff everyday so every visit will lead to new finds. Also overheard that it sounds like they may only accept cash as someone asked to leave their stuff so they could go grab cash. So that is important to keep in mind. Lastly, they also had a banner on the store mentioning they won silver award for antiques in the Best of 207 awards. So personally I think it's worth a visit even if you don't want to buy and just browse.

Great place to browse and find different items. Large parking lot on front for easy access. Store…read moreis aisled lengthwise with many venders. Lot of items from different eras and various subjects. Look close enough and you will find some good items.

Love the bistro table I got from here! It's exactly what I was looking for. Great place for shabby…read morechic furniture! They have new furniture too!

I have purchased several pieces from Margie. She takes high-quality previously owned furniture that…read moreis a little outdated and updates it to look absolutely fabulous. Pieces that you find in magazines or furniture stores NOT near the quality. She has also new pieces of furniture but to me it's the ones that she paints and updates that are excellent design and value.

Excellent, fun shop to frequent with very reasonably priced mix of antiques, vintage and…read morecollectibles. An ever changing inventory makes for a very pleasant experience and there is something for every price range. The property has several different buildings and is very worth a stop or drive to!

With three buildings to poke through, you'll be able to spend significant time here looking for…read morethat old antique or treasure. The owners are well versed in the trade and will help you out if you have any questions. There is a wide variety of things here to hunt for so there's likely to be something here for you. It's a definite must stop on the antique and thrift shop stretch of Route 1.

I had been searching for local furniture stores and though I often use Yelp, I finally went…read moreelsewhere to find one. Low and behold, I read about Seavey's in Portsmouth (with parking!) which apparently is in a new location. It is a light-filled factory building space but not overwhelming. It is set up so you want to walk around and try things out. Much of the furniture brings you back to the 50's. Some pieces are works of art! But many were beautiful but affordable. And made in this country! And it is locally owned! Which is what I wanted. Michael the owner is friendly and informed. And no pressure. He spent a lot of time with us trying to choose pieces for our limited space. We have swatches at home now to make decisions and look forward to returning to work with him. Maybe the categories on Yelp need to be switched up with furniture stores at the top so you don't miss going here first.

We have bought so many items here, from lamps to chairs to tables to rugs. Each time we've been…read morethere, Michael the owner is friendly, knowledgable, helpful, and very chill. Seavey's has great (free!) delivery, and every time we visit there are a ton of new items. All modern/mid-century, and from different brands. You can't go wrong with a visit or purchase. They are a local business that we want to and will continue to support.

Clean meat organized So much here, a hidden gem of old,…read morevintage and not ridiculous pricing. Great place for unique gifts and cool home decor

One of my favorite places to stop in when I'm in downtown Exeter which is almost every week. The…read morestore is an eclectic mix of vintage and antique jewelry, books, furniture, dishes, wall-hangings and more. I enjoy buying old things now, that have character and quality. The owner and staff is friendly and helpful. The store is always incredibly neat. The prices are astonishingly low. I have purchased a beautiful desk there, various dishes, a small antique children's book, some wonderful Vintage Christmas ornaments, a refurbished lamp and more.

Incredibly rude staff. The woman on staff was rude to an elderly woman asking where the bathroom…read morewas when we walked in. The bakery items on display next to the register are UNCOVERED and look like display items where people can cough/sneeze/breath all over them. I assumed they were display items and touched a muffin and the staff immediately said "that's yours now" and added it to our order for $5. This place is overpriced to be tricking customers into buying more and then expecting a tip. Most cafes have those items COVERED UNDER GLASS or they are display so this was misleading and over priced for a mini muffin that I didn't even want. Right next door at Green room they keep the food under a glass cover.... And display items in front.. the proper way. Never coming back here again. She was a brunette woman who seems mad at life and takes it out on the customers.

I just had lunch at The Goods in Portsmouth's downtown area. The food is very good (hence the name)…read morebut the best part was Todd. He's very personable and friendly. I always like supporting businesses with great customer service. If you go for lunch - try the Buddha bowl with shrimp. It was the perfect size. They also have a great selection of sandwiches, salads and drinks.

Great little antique shop just a mile or so off of route 1. Definitely worth the quick trip over…read more Great selection of mostly furniture, lamps, rugs, jewelry and other antiques all at extremely reasonable prices. Make sure to take your time as the store is packed with treasures.