PROS: The guy that runs this shop is very nice and his collection is good quality. Fair prices and…read moreone of the very few antique shops around. Located near center of town making it a convenient trip for anyone. He also buys vintage items CONS: It's street parking and therefore spaces are limited. His inventory is also scarce because his shop is small OVERALL: I do recommend coming here if you like vintage items. He even has a consistent clientele which means he's a good businessman

What a wonderful experience it was spending time in this shop. The place is gorgeous, the owner is…read morean awesome guy, and I got tons of cools clothes and a guitar out of the visit. Out of all the vintage shops I've been to lately, I've never had such a personal visit like this one. The owner took me and my girlfriend on a spree of trying on different items that he hand selected for us after discussing our styles and preferences. Then, he gave us free reign to dig through items in the back, ourselves. On top of this, we got two bags worth of clothes and a guitar I wasn't even expecting to be able to afford for a wonderful value. Thanks so much for the positive experience, Ken. We had a great time visiting you and hope to come back soon.

This is my favorite antique shoppe in northern New Jersey! Every time I walk into this place I feel…read morejoy not just from the various antiques but from the people working there. They are knowledge and genuinely like how neat all the stuff is. They are extremely personable. There is the barn filled with furniture, larger antiques and trinkets and the house building that has some really cool antiques throughout. I once saw a JFK campaign hat! The prices are fair and they are also willing to negotiate with you. Every time I've gone in as well there is new stuff which I think speaks for the amount of consigners in the area. The property itself it pretty beautiful too. While I wish I could keep this place a secret, they deserve the business. If you want a neat shopping experience go check it out and then go to their farm cafe later.

When you leave something on consignment they do not call when it is sold. You have to call them…read more That would be O.K. but nobody answers the 'phone.

I'll stop into this Homesense store after I've shopped at the Trader Joe's next door. (If you're…read moregoing to brave the parking lot in this shopping plaza, you may as well hit up both stores). I found some cute home decor and seasonal items for the winter holidays and lunar new year. I also like the furniture pieces and lighting that are featured towards the front of the store. We've been browsing around to see what would look like a good purchase for our place. Homesense had nice pieces that you can touch/sit on. So even if we do not end up not buying from there, what they have on the floor was/is a good source of design inspiration.

Not quite nonsense -- and not exactly couture. Somewhere in between for me…read more Homesense is a riff on its "off price" cousins TJ Maxx and HomeGoods. The emphasis here is on made in India and China furniture and furnishings -- with a decent selection of kitchenware and gadgets. No clothes, jewelry, shoes or fancy foodstuffs in this iteration of the ever evolving chain of stores owned by TJX. Homesense improves on the chaotic and frenetic merchandising practices of its relatives. In other words -- you will find the aisles logically organized with more limited and better curated selections. If you are looking for that odd off price piece -- like a sofa, chair, table, love seat, carpet or new china, this place is worth a look. As with all the other TJX retail stores, you are buying "off the floor" which means that the stuff has been sat in, handled, returned, jostled about, dinged, etc. -- so inspect carefully before buying -- especially with the higher priced furniture and carpets. Top Tip: Shares a parking lot with Trader Joe's -- which means PACKED on Saturdays. Best shopping experience is early or late -- midweek.

I enjoy coming to Crate and Barrel, as they have some nice home and kitchen products (plates,…read morebowls, appliances, decorative items etc), and they do a nice job with their aspirational displays. My house will never look like that! They don't have a huge variety but enough to likely find something. Prices aren't cheap but they sometimes have sales. They also have a military discount. We're always greeted when we enter and their staff can only be described as classy. Plentiful parking and next to a Home Depot.

Such a fun store with excellent furniture options. I enjoyed their selections and the show room…read moreoffered many great aesthetically pleasing ideas. I have some feng shui to get to after visiting the store.

Best and freshest organic food at a reasonable price. wonderful and helpful staff. My weekly stop…read more I have been shopping here for years, and they never disappoint but rather surprise and delight!

A place we've affectionately named Jesus is Lord, we love taking the long drive specifically for…read moretheir delicious potatoes. This last visit I wanted (my husband) to make ratatouille so we took the ride and left with a box of goodies! It's one of the nicer farm stores in the area, the owners and staff are polite and I highly recommend leaving with a huge pickle from the jar on the counter for the ride (careful, they're SUPER juicy). Be sure to check out their plants and baked goods as well!

A quick shoutout to the team at RH Paramus and RH Corporate for outstanding customer service…read more I purchased a dresser four days before Memorial Day, only to see a 10% clearance sale launch two days later. When I reached out, the store manager and corporate team stepped up to honor the discount retroactively even though all items are "final sale". It's refreshing to see a brand back up its premium status with premium service and actively protect its customer relationships. I'm thrilled with the quality of the piece and highly appreciate the team's empathy.

I learned a lot about our RH outlet at this location, but the hard way because the storage bed I…read morewas going to purchase was sold the night before and was not updated in their internal system in time. Tips -so definitely call advance to confirm they still have furniture before making the trip. This location is an old department store so this is the largest showroom in NJ. They have 2 floors with second floor is all outdoor furniture. They really don't get a lot of storage beds but get two deliveries a week on Tuesdays and Fridays.

World Market recently opened at Bergen Town Center, and I stopped in while I was already at the…read moremall. The concept is interesting (products from around the world) which is exactly what the name suggests. They sell a mix of food items like snacks, pasta, sauces, and other specialty products, along with home goods, furniture, rugs, and decor. It's not a huge store, so the selection feels more like a broad sampling across many categories rather than a deep selection in any one department. Pricing was the biggest drawback for me. Many items that you'd normally find at a regular grocery or home goods store were priced two to three times higher here. I'd really only recommend buying something if it's truly unique and not easy to find elsewhere. That said, I did notice some holiday items on clearance priced as much as 90% off, which is definitely worth keeping an eye out for -- you might score a great deal if you catch the right clearance section. It's a fun place to browse and see some interesting items, but it ended up being about a ten-minute visit for me.

The world market is truly an international collection of products, especially items like snacks,…read morecookies, candies, chocolates and drinks. I found some of my favorite products like British Maltesers, the pocky, Korean chips and Cocacola sodas from Asia. They also had so many other food products like popcorns, bake goods, maple syrups, tea, coffee, almost same as a grocery store. They also have a huge furniture, home goods, and Christmas products (ornaments, cookies, pies, decors) sections. All items are very organized. Though prices are a but higher since all are exported goods. We spent a long time strolling around the store. All the associates were very friendly, helping out customers with products and at the checkout.

Donne is an absolute dream to work with. I've gone to multiple places looking to redo window…read moretreatments in my family room and kitchen. She was able to find exactly what I was looking for - which several other shops could not. She's incredibly patient, creative, an absolute joy to work with. My family room looks AMAZING!

From the owner: Wostbrock Home specializes in home furnishings, accessories, decor, carpet, wood flooring, window…read moretreatments, wall coverings, lighting, interior design and working with the trade.

This is a huge store in the Riverside mall. On the first floor they have the dining and living…read morespace goods. The second floor is much larger. They have beddings, quilts, towels, home furnishings, kitchenware, couches, and so much more. There's a sale section on the second floor as well. The store is so nicely organized, bright and clean. There are checkout counters on both floors. Multiple associates are available around the store helping out customers with questions and trying out products. This was my first time visiting the store. I was looking for a particular comforter in the store but it wasn't available. Checking around the whole space, I felt the store had smaller collection than the website. Nevertheless I had a good time walking around the store and getting a feel of different products. Since it's Pottery Barn, everything was very pricey as expected.

Horrible customer service and horrible furniture quality. I attempted to leave a review on the bed…read moreI bought on the PB website only to realize they don't even have reviews anymore probably because they know their products would get poor reviews!!!! I ordered the Carmel Upholstered Bed, Tall Headboard, King in stores. With the White Glove delivery fee and tax it ended up costing just over $2200. I received it poorly built with corners misaligned and so much empty space and no wood on the base. When my tempur-pedic mattress went on top of it there were horrible gaps on rach side of the frame full of exposed wood and air space. The holes in the corners were large enough to sit my hand and foot in. I went back in stores to request a return and refund. First off customer service is horrible because they just try to gaslight you by attempting to blame it on the mattress probably being the wrong dimensions. A case was opened up and over the next few weeks I was on the phone with PB. I also was told to send in pictures and videos with dimensions. I'm almost 39 weeks pregnant. But my husband and I hunkered down and took all the requested photos and videos and I emailed them in via google drive. I wouldn't go through all these measures unless I was extremely dissatisfied with the product. I wanted the bed picked up on top of a refund because it is a sight for sore eyes. The build/quality is worse than if I had bought a bed frame off of Amazon or Ikea and built it myself. It definitely was not a $2200 bed frame. It is a regret purchase and even if I was offered it for 50% off I wouldn't take it. After wasting all my time, PB emailed back initially stating they would request refund, THEN emailed back a week later denying my refund and suggesting I call the San Francisco office. Kathryn who I was corresponding with didn't even bother to provide it in the email, and instead said I could search it up online, AKA google it. All this to say the customer service is HORRIBLE. They don't care about customer satisfaction and they were rude about it, simply gaslighting you trying to tell you "this is how it is". I am attaching photos of everything and warning people to not spend your precious money on horribly built furniture from here. You are taking a risk and if you end up hating it you will have wasted money and will end up stuck with the furniture. I am now stuck with the ugliest and lowest quality bed that I wasted $2200 on AND I wasted weeks of my time! What is truly the point of a customer service department if not to resolve customer concerns?