I really like this antique store! I stopped by the other day and the employees were SO nice!! I got…read moresome good deals too! The only downside is that upstairs is so close to the restaurant next door that it really smelled like garlic, but that's completely out of their control! It's a great place to walk around!

I have been 3 times in the last month.! Great finds. Many items under $10 to fine art and furniture…read morein the hundreds. Super friendly staff! L9vely town.

Amazing store, worth the visit! Tons of items to see. Art, clothes, house wares, jewelry, and even…read morea little farmers market. I was really impressed with the selection! You could easily spend over an hour here. It's open air, but has tons of vendors so make sure to stop and see all there is. It was crowded but if you have time and patience, you can get to see all you want. This is definitely on my must stop list when visiting the beach now.

I visited The Brush Factory on Kings Highway in Lewes, Delaware, on Friday, September 5, 2026. I…read morehave always loved your store, have purchased merchandise there, and have often brought friends and family in to shop. Unfortunately, my experience during this visit has completely changed the way I feel about your business. I am a pancreatic cancer survivor, and as a result, I occasionally experience sudden stomach issues that are completely unpredictable and beyond my control. When this happens, having immediate access to a restroom is not a convenience--it can be an absolute necessity. During my visit, I was experiencing such an emergency. I approached the employees at the register and, despite feeling extremely embarrassed and vulnerable, explained my situation and respectfully asked if I could please use the store's restroom. I understood that your store policy is the restroom is not for public use, and I would not have asked if I were not experiencing a genuine emergency. I was refused. I was told that the store had previously allowed customers to use the restroom and that on some occasions, employees were left with a mess to clean up. I understood that those experiences may have been frustrating, but I was standing there asking for help during a medical-related emergency. I assured the employees that I was not going to abuse the privilege, yet I was still told no and had to walk to the next building desperately looking for a restroom. I cannot adequately express how humiliating and upsetting that experience was. It was difficult enough to have to ask for help in such a vulnerable situation, but being refused when I was clearly in distress was incredibly disappointing. Businesses certainly have the right to establish policies, but I hope you will consider whether there should be some discretion for genuine emergencies--particularly when someone explains that they are dealing with a medical condition. A little compassion in that moment would have made an enormous difference. I have been a loyal customer and someone who has recommended your store to friends and family. Sadly, after this experience, I will no longer be visiting The Brush Factory, nor will I be recommending it to others. I sincerely hope you reconsider how situations like this are handled in the future. No customer should have to feel ashamed or humiliated for asking for help when they are experiencing an unexpected medical emergency.

this is what i miss about Delaware the cool antique and vintage shopping…read more Wilderlove has really cool stuff old and new and of course the miniature schnauzer that comes and greets you is the cutest ever ! highly recommended!!

Stopped in last year. Loved that the bottom floor features work from local artists, but my partner…read morewasn't impressed by the coffee and we found a lot of the antiques it of our price range on the upper floor. Plan on returning soon for a double take and check-in after seeing them post adorable earrings from a local artist on their social media. Bonus points for digital outreach.

Wasn't expecting much from a military collectibles store in Milford, especially once we got into…read morethe parking lot and saw the exterior, but it was much better than I ever expected. They had tons of original war memorabilia and relics from WW1 to the present, and not just a bunch of lame army/navy surplus type stuff. Need an authentic WW2 American gas mask? Check. A Bulgarian steel helmet from the 60's? He's got it. Prices are also extremely good which was nice. Overall a great place!

Incredible collection of everything from a hundred years ago, not your normal TA-50 shop. Great,…read morebeyond fair prices too.

Great selection of items and priced well, friendly greeted every time definitely worth the stop…read morealways leave with something.

Not really much of interest in it but prices are good on the clothes if you find anything. They had…read moresome body splash products that were half used with a high price tag, not a good look

Lion, Sheba and I were in Rehobeth for the annual Polar Bear Plunge, where Lion runs headlong into…read morethe freezing water while Sheba and I stand on the beach with towels and a robe for him when he gets out. It's quite fun, and while this year it was unusually freezing (I saw frozen sea foam), it was sunny and bright. While Lion was defrosting himself we decided to check out the local thrift scene...only to discover that most of the local thrift scene is closed on Sundays. Understandably, it's a beach town in winter. Unfinished Business was open so we headed there. The store is a little obscured from DE Route 1, there's a Panera Bread in front of their building and part of the building is a self storage company so unless you turn on the side street you will be looking at the next shopping center over and not finding it. It's like a treasure hunt for treasure. It's not a large store, however it was clean and what they had was reasonably well displayed, in the style of a retail store. They had some lovely clothing and housewares, at reasonable, but not bargain, prices. I did find a fantastic oversized fisherman style wool sweater, the kind you really need to wear a long sleeve shirt under 'cause it's kinda itchy but divinely warm, and a few knick nacks. Sheba found some clothes and a cool mug. The staff were friendly, though they mostly left us to do our browsing. Parking is easy, there's a large free private lot out front. This is a nice place for someone on vacation, or maybe outfitting a beach house, to pick things up, benefits some local charities, however it's not a stop for the thrift or bargain hunter.

The place is well laid out, clean, nicely displayed and has a variety of items. Prices on the high…read moreside for a thrift shop.

We were passing through during a road trip and decided to stop and check out this store. What a…read moregreat find! They had beautiful decor and gifts. Most of the Christmas decorations were still up but I'm curious to see what they have during the rest of the year. When the woman behind the counter found out we were from out of town she suggested a place to stay overnight and some local restaurants which was right up our alley. Love when the locals give recommendations. I bought a winter hat and a tote bag that said "shop local".

Since my first review, this gift shop has expanded into their adjoining, larger building. They have…read morea very nice selection of gift items, including jewelry and nice soaps, home decor, including candles, decorative outdoor flags, and doormats, and seasonal items. I find the prices to be a little high, and friends have agreed. However, the wonderful selection still inspires me to visit from time to time. I do wish they would carry a better selection of greeting cards and some gift wrap. The ladies who work there are very nice. Definitely worth a stop, and once again, a wonderful addition to Bridgeville's shopping.

Great clothes finds and the owner Maggie knows her stuff!! Great place to shop for both vintage and…read morenewer items!!