Yet another gem in New Hope. This shop fits in perfectly with the vibe in this town and it is right…read moreup my (dark) alley. I spent some time here reading the inscriptions describing each item, but there were a few other people there when we were there and the small shop quickly becomes crowded, so I wanted to be respectful and not hog up all the space. I could spend lots of time here though and this won't be my last visit. The shop owner was catching up with an old friend who had stopped in, so I didn't get a chance to interact with her, but she was very welcoming to her store. Spooky little addition to Main Street. Perfect season to get your dose of the creeps.

Keeping New Hope "weird" The Creeper Gallery feautures all things "creepy". Most (all?) dolls are…read morehandmade by the owner! From Goth to Victorian vampire kits to the macabre: if dyne dark side is your thing, this place is for you!

Some really nice things, but they don't buy anything unless you have a Rembrandt you're selling for…read more$10.

LAMBERTVILLE: we had no idea that antique shopping can be so much fun and A Touch of The Past…read moreAntiques is an incredible store to browse and feel like your teleported into history! The entire store is dog friendly and Brie was so good walking around the delicate merchandise. There's a lot of merch, so if you have a clunky dog, use caution. It felt like being in a museum where everywhere you turn there is something unusual to see!

We popped into Love Saves the Day during our day trip to New Hope. When we first walked in, we were…read moregreeted by their vintage fortune teller which we all enthusiastically participated in for the fair price of 25 cents each. The store is jam packed with merchandise and it's deceivingly large at that. My sisters loved perusing the vintage clothing and shoes. Everything seemed fairly priced and the cashier was kind.

Best store in New Hope hands down. It encompasses the spirit of an old school as well as present…read moreday New Hope. It helps make the town unique. New Hope wouldn't be the same without it. It is a must stop during your visit.

Stopped in here with a friend on my recent trip to Lambertville after the beautiful glassware set…read morein the window caught our eye. You could spend hours in this store -- there's lots of vintage glassware, jewelry, home decor items and more to explore! The manager was friendly and helpful, and happy to answer our questions about the set in the window. As we took a closer look at it, he told us he'd give the person who was selling it here a call to see if she could do any better on the price. After taking a quick break to grab coffee next door and do some research, we found that the set was priced very competitively as compared to what we were finding online. We went back in, made a deal, and my friend went home with the most beautiful set of bar glasses complete with a gold holder to keep them all in place. 10/10, would visit again.

This is probably my favorite antique shop I visited in Lambertville…read more This is smaller than some of the other multi floor antique shops down the block, but that I loved the selection of curated goods. In particular, this shop has an amazing collection of glass wear. Tons of rare sets from France and England, many unique highball glass designs. The prices here aren't "cheap" but very fare for what they're offering (but much less expensive than shops like A Touch of the Past). I'll definitely be back and am already mourning the daisy highball glasses I didn't buy.

Based on the previous reviews, I was a little reluctant to come here .... We went on a Wednesday…read moreand there were some tables but not a ton .... I think the deals were great and the vendors were very friendly. I wasn't impressed with the inside antique booths, many were crowded and uncomfortable to move around it, while others were closed on the day we visited. I'm sure there are good things in there if you feel like digging. I'm searching for specific items to fill a trinket shelf as well as vintage toiletry/pharmacy items for my bathroom decor so it's hard to find what I'm searching for -- I was told by a seller that Sundays are the best days to go for outside tables, so I can't wait to try again!

Drove 1 1/2 hours one way on 7/26 and there were only maybe 10 stands set up so that was very…read moredisappointing. However a lot of free stuff left behind so that part was fun. But would have been nice if the website would let people know how many stands would be set up for those of us driving from far away. It was a 3 hour round trip car ride for a few free items..

Great husband a wife owned shop. They know their stuff and so damn creative! Two floors of…read moreamazing details. Can't be missed if you are in Lambertville.

I ended up in this shop by accident and these are really beautiful objects that happen to be…read moreantiques. The people were extremely nice.

So so glad I stumbled upon this store!! With COVID masks in place and all, so many stores aren't…read moreopen at all. As visitors, we were just strolling Main Street and noticed that this store had its front doors open, welcoming people inside. Just for technicalities, I think but could be wrong, that this store had a sign above its door that referred to it as "General Store." Both staff present were friendly, helpful, available, and wore masks the entire time. Everythjng in the store was fairly priced. I actually thought they could have charged more for many of their items.... obviously, getting a bargain is always great! This store offered a little bit of everything... It had a kids section that had all kinds of old school toys like the ones I had growing up (I'm now 39), like a cap gun, trick gum toy, the boardgame operation, pickup sticks. It had a section dedicated to outdoorsy stuff... but simple and cool stuff- such as a fire starter (about $5), a natural $2 toothbrush, and several knives (not intimidating hard-core ones). This also was mixed with some jewelry (not very much though), and some zen-like items, for lack of a better term, like burning/smudging tools/items such as incense and buddhist-like chimes. This area also had canvas bags & knapsacks. They also had, in the main open portion of the store, miscellaneous items - pocket mirrors. Candy. Decorative socks. Stickers. Masks. Unique Keychains. I could have spent a really long time in here, if I weren't with a friend. GREAT SPOT!

Best shop ever! Love them! We have been shopping here for over 10 years and they never disappoint…read more Herb and John are super people and their shop is filled with amazing antiques and vintage items. Our whole home is filled with their gorgeous lamps, overhead light fixtures, furniture and more. We get so many compliments on all their things and it brings us such joy. We cannot recommend them more highly. Stop by and check them out- you will not regret it.

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

The store is fine, but the guy behind the counter was borderline sexually harassing me. Very rude…read moreand disgusting behavior, will not be returning.