One of the best experiences antiqeuing in NH. Wandy and her husband are the nicest people. She…read moretreats you like family. !! We thought the prices were very reasonable !! The place is huge !! Can't wait to go back! Jim and Kim from Vermont !

Nice selection . Way overpriced on many things. In some cases 4 times what you should pay.read more

The Willows is the largest indoor flea market in Maine with 250 vendors…read more It is still my favorite antique store ever. Just so much to see and mostly good prices. We visited on a Saturday and it was packed! I had never seen it so busy (and with a lot of young people). I wanted to update this review because 10months ago I posted a photo of these crescent candlewick side dishes for $45 each.... Fast forward to yesterday and I offered $25 a plate. My offer was accepted! For anyone curious, they are a candlewick side place and semi rare. As a candlewick collection I was excited to take them home. Whenever you see something you like at these antique stores - particularly those with vendor booths - don't be afraid to make an offer. Most of the time they will accept!

Great classic flea market. Something for everyone. Owner and staff very helpful and kind.read more

Wow! A true treasure as this store has so much great finds at amazing prices. Lots of antiques,…read morevintage items, records, CD's and some newer items. All displayed so beautifully! The owner was so sweet. I must visit when in town.

This is such a nice antique store! It is small, but what they have is wonderful. Lots of smalls,…read morevintage kitchen, and more. I do miss their Christmas room, which was so nice. They have a few Christmas items, but not as much as they had before. Prices are on the average side. I overpaid a bit by a few dollars for a vintage apple pie plate they had, but I loved it so I bought it. The woman who owns it is super nice and very friendly. I have had nice conversations with her the times I have gone in. It is a place we only go to when up in North Conway because we live too far for a day visit, but we visit every time we are up there.

My girlfriend and I decided to stop by after our long drive up to bethel, and the variety and…read morequality of the items was very impressive. The owner was extremely helpful and funny. He seemed to have a story to tell about every item we gazed upon. We ended up spending pretty close to an hour browsing and laughing. In the end we ended up purchasing a few of his knives as well as a Pyrex bowl. If you're ever nearby I highly recommend at least stopping by.

Owner was very friendly and funny. He had a great selection of items and me and my boyfriend left…read morehappy. It's definitely worth stopping in!

Vintage Junky is an antiques "group shop" on the main road into Berlin - Rt. 16. It opened last…read morefall. They have an excellent, and constantly changing, wide ranging inventory of everything from small knick knacks to larger pieces of furniture. I prefer group shops because with all the different vendors you get a better variety than with a single owner, who tends to specialize in one thing. For example, there is one person who specializes in old tools, anvils, etc., which are generally hard to find. There is also some nice old advertising posters from the Berlin area and white mountains area in general. A big trend in antiques now is "repurposing", where someone takes and old machine base, or sewing machine wrought iron base, and puts a butcher block top on it to make a cool table or island. This store has some great stuff for that type of thing. Berlin made a huge decision last winter to allow the ATV's full use of the city streets, as long as you are going to a business in Berlin. This will now open the floodgates of tourism to the area, as Berlin is now the most ATV-friendly city in America west of the Mississippi river. When visiting the area, this is a great place to stop in and do a little "treasure hunting". The owner, Maureen, is super nice and very helpful. And I've saved the best for last - the PRICES ARE TERRIFIC!! If you are driving up from southern NH, etc., you just might be able to find a super deal here, sell it back home at a profit, and pay for some or all of your gas money - win win!! .

This place rocks! I must admit the fender sign caught my eye. Eventually after driving past this…read moreplace a hundred times I decided to finally check it out. I'm so glad I did. They have a great selection on strings and accessories for guitars. A few guitars for sale and also some really cool vintage amps. I will definitely be back even though the fender sign is not for sale. Lol

Well worth a stop. The owner is super friendly. Great selection with fair prices. There is a…read moresection of old tools, a very large vintage clothing section, other things you'd expect like milk glass bottles, vintage jewelry, comic books, license plates, vintage glassware, etc. Owner told us some nice local history and we bought some cool items.

Been around antiques since I was a teen and I have to say that the Potato Barn is one of those…read moreplaces that walks the walk and talks the talk with class. The husband and wife team that run the shop know their stuff and are pretty accessible. My wife and I go a couple times a year and usually leave with something groovy and cool. And if they don't have something you are looking for and they come across it later, they are quick to reach out to you if you let them know. The store is located in a well kept barn down the street from the fair grounds (near Ocean State Job Lots). It's a pretty traditional set-up inside for an antique shop. I'll also point out the massive amount of well kept vintage clothes. If you are into era outfits, this place is a MUST. Looking forward to going back soon.

Very cool shop with lots of different stuff, a great variety of both cheap and expensive items for…read moreany budget. Mostly antiques, but also has some artisan made items. The owner is very kind as well!

Large space with a thrift shop on one side and coffee/lounge on the other. All classic drink…read moreoptions that you'd like are available including interesting choices like a turmeric latte. Nice service, coffee and a relaxing place to have it.

Upscale thrift store in Lincoln; nice people, good cause. Each Fall we try to purge our closets…read moreand since I have not been associated with the mountain for a few years, donated very slightly used clothing to this worthwhile enterprise. Hope it finds a good new home.

There's SO MUCH to look at (and probably find if you have the patience and penchant for thrifting)…read moreat the Brunswick Waterfront Flea Market. You could get lost here! Treasures of all kinds can be found here: coins, costume jewelry, carnival glass, strange t-shirts, stranger home decor, toys and statues, books and buttons, vintage electronics, old kitchenware, a guitar corner... you could come here every week and find something new (new to you, anyway)! So many friendly and knowledgeable people; I watched one vendor explain to a couple how flea markets worked (she genuinely encouraging them to barter for anything they were interested in). We had a couple vendors tell us that they had lots of stuff 25% to 40% off, just to ask if we were curious. Make it a point to visit here, especially in the winter months when the farmers market is happening at the same time. It makes for a wonderful Saturday morning outing!

Brunswick Flea Market is a fun, low-key spot if you like digging for vintage treasures and oddball…read morefinds. The space is a little rough around the edges, but the variety of booths, friendly vendors, and easy-to-spend-an-hour browsing vibe make it well worth a stop.

Driving along the road, my friends and I were immediately drawn to the spunky Our Favorite Things…read moreCollectables. The owner, Carol, is a hoot. She not only generously decked us out with the most amazing, delicious antique jewelry you'd ever laid your eyes on... but she welcomed us wholeheartedly with her incredible spirit and vivacious stories. She needs a book deal & you need to check out this magnificent store. Carol, if youre reading this, we will carry on your karmic legacy over the border. Godspeed.

Apparently this store has a new name? Yelp and google still have it listed as "Our Favorite Things…read moreCollectibles." We stopped here at 10am on a Wednesday, but it was closed. I would love to come back- so many cute things on the porch!- but there wasn't a sign posting the store hours. I even walked up onto the porch and checked the door, thinking maybe the hours were just in a hard to see place. I guess next time I pass by I'll just have to guess based off of how many cars are in the parking lot. Not the best business model but maybe this store is in transition I'll give it a star for the cute things this store clearly has. But not knowing when to actually GO into the store and shop is a pretty big ding. I really look forward to giving this place a better rating.