The items are over priced, It's lacking in customer service & selection. It's jammed packed with…read moremissed matched items. I stopped in on a visit to friends in Salem I was disappointed on the selection and came out empty handed. Buyers skip this place choose a smaller shop that is dedicated to specializing on quality not quantity.

Fun place to search for old vintage stuff. The selection is always changing. Lots of old…read morefurniture, glassware, clocks, books, old video games, all sorts of collectibles. Prices are high compared to what you can do online, this is not a place for bargains. It's worth the time to check it out - you might find a treasure.

Very limited window of days/times to go and visit, so if you get the opportunity to check this…read morewarehouse out, do it! The first floor is storage, but it's cool because they have all these vintage signs that look local to Lynn. The rest of the floors are different vintage businesses that include art, sketches, old timey suits, women's & men's clothes, toys I remember having as a kid, jewelry, old postcards & posters. It's fun to scope out!

Lynn Vintage Warehouse has *three* floors of unique thrift/antique stores. Locals also call the…read morewarehouse the "Prime" building due to the old signage at the entrance. Despite signage that says "no admittance" or that entry is limited to appointments, the Lynn Vintage Warehouse is very much open for business. The warehouse is open to shoppers every Sunday from noon to 4PM. If you are into thrifting, this is the place to go! YELP'S 2021 REVIEW CHALLENGE: #7

Tiny and packed with lots of different items, hit or miss selection. Most of the workers are kind,…read morehappy, and helpful. The prices are lower too!

Great thrift store ! Most items are 2-5! Soo much fun! I like to donate my items and do a little…read moreshopping.

Extremely overpriced. The markups here are astonishing. Understand that you're going to pay much…read moremore than you should. Caveat emptor!

Stopping by Alexander Westerhoff Antiques was the best decision we made all day last weekend. Upon…read moreparking you are greeted by the most gorgeous display window. Each piece is so clearly carefully curated and Alexander is beyond knowledgeable about each piece. His gorgeous doberman Duke sweetly greets patrons and excellent lighting makes the entire experience just that, not just another half hour in a shop, but an experience. I cannot wait to return!

Very cute and quaint shop. The employee working when I went was very kind to me and my friends and…read morethe prices were fair!

Planning on coming into the store but wanted to call to see the prices of the furs since I live…read moreover and hour away. Karen was SO sweet! Answered all my questions while juggling a busy store and gave me her phone number to match me with the perfect fur. I can't wait to shop in person!

First time visitor. Great selection, prices and the best shop manager! I will be back soon!read more

Amazing collection of purses, jewelry, wall art, and so much more! The owner is super helpful 10/10…read morerecommend.

The selection of goods is truly wonderful, and the prices are usually reasonabe. Sometimes you can…read morefind real treasures and get a great deal. The downside is that so many vendors leave early, sometimes by 10:30-11am, and then half of the field is empty. The owners should be firm with their vendors about the hours because many buyers come after church or lunch and are disapointed that the field has cleared. All in all it is a great way to spend a Sunday morning and afternoon!

It's the best vintage flea market in Massachusetts. If you think a flea market is supposed to be…read moreknockoffs, new dollar store merchandise that fell off the back of a truck, and POPs, you should look elsewhere. But if you're looking for quality vintage and antique goods, this is the place. Parking is a bit tight, but doable. Prices are usually reasonable for the rarity and quality of the items. Most of the vendors are knowledgeable so they know what they have, but treasures can be found. If you're a vendor, the crowd is fairly knowledgeable as well, so they aren't afraid to spend money for quality vintage.

Well... this is it. This is the gem. When I travel, I love bringing back souvenirs that are unique…read moreto the place I visit, and strongly unique in themselves. I understand there's a time and a place for sweatshirts and fridge magnets emblazoned with the name of the place you visited. I myself own these items, but oh my lawd, the feeling when you find THE TREASURE of the trip is not found rooting through piles of crap you can just as easily buy on Amazon. This. Store. Is where you'll find it. I told the owner we had just gone to the House of Seven Gables. Friends, go there. Take the tour. Enjoy the historic architecture and knotted wisteria in the garden. And then go to Circus Lane and buy your souvenir. Literally each vendor had at least one vintage/antique/historic/unique/Salem made piece of the Gables. I walked out with a gorgeous *framed and signed* copper etching from a local artist and an original unused postcard from what looks like the 40s. Also bought two vintage lanterns with hand painted parrots on them, and obviously a Tshirt with the store's logo. Because it's Salem after all, but only if you know. And I love stuff like that.

I'm pretty shocked by the experience I just had here. My best friends and I have been wanting to…read morevisit this shop since they've opened and finally today, while being out and about to celebrate a birthday, we were able to check it out. I found a vintage postcard I really liked but unfortunately we didn't find anything else we wanted. When I went to check out, it came to $3. I asked if they used Venmo or cashapp, or if using a card on such a small purchase was a possibility. The woman checking us out (older with glasses) asked if we had cash. I apologized and said I didn't. She then said, "Wow, really, none of you have cash?" One of my friends apologized, saying we had just come from another store. She then blatantly chastised us, saying, "None of you have even $3?" We've all needlessly apologized at this point and she's just being mean. I tell her it's okay and turn to leave. She's then calling after me saying "Wow, you're not even going to buy and are just going to leave? We can do credit." At that point, I was out the door. I get that it's not ideal to use card for a small purchase. She could have said, "Sorry, we have a $5 card minimum" if she didn't want to make the sale. She could have just rang it up if she did want to make the sale. What I don't understand is why she would be so rude and antagonistic. I won't be coming back and will recommend others skip this shop.