Our realtor suggested we work with Marianne Cherico. I found her to be easy to work with, had…read moregreat suggestions that were easily attainable w/o costing a fortune of money. She understands real people with real lives who have a budget to keep but with great taste. I would use her again and recommend her highly. I already told my husband that when we buy our next home we will call her before painting, moving in, etc. She has a great eye and a fun personality..

From the owner: Interiors by Marianne Cherico specializes in Real Estate Staging. From affordable staging…read moreconsultations to full model home staging, we have helped countless Sellers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island maximize the equity in their homes. With a 25 year background in Real Estate Sales and Marketing , we know what Buyers are looking for . We strategize the best way to prepare a home for the market based on your specific home and the demographics of the Target Buyer. We also offer move in services, shopping services, floor plan layout, redesign and color consultations.

I absolutely love this store! It's very deceiving from the outside but the store is quite large…read moreinside with many little nooks and crannies to explore Homemade items, antiques and vintage decor, jewelry, candles, it's always changing and employees are so helpful. The prices are great and many items are priced less than I would've expected to pay. I never leave without making a purchase

If you enjoy being followed around by staff this is the place for you! We decided to check this…read moreplace out today and went through quickly as we were treated as if we were thieves! the staff followed us through the store. Never again! I would never steal something so no need to treat customers like criminals. I will NEVER set foot in there again.

Never made it ; sounds good They were nice on the phone I was looking for a walker . There were…read moreclothes in their photos

If I could give the shop and owner Diane more than five stars I would! I have consigned with her…read morefor over 15 years -the experience has been phenomenal . Diane couldnt be more personable, honest, hardworking and fair. She goes above and beyond to accommodate her customers always. I have consigned with others in the past and have found my experience at Second Glance to far exceed all others. If you are considering consigning with Diane dont hesitate- I highly recommend you do so. Thank you Diane!!!! Nancy

Last year the store got new owners, and they've really increased the quality and variety of items!…read moreThere are cleverly designed house items like drinking glasses, candles, textiles. There are small things too, very original, that kids might enjoy. I often pop by to see their new merchandise.

This is such a great store with many unique items for home decor and gifting. It's ever changing;…read moreevery time I visit things are new. It's so much fun to check out. They have many great events too!

This was another one of those TikTok thrifting shops and another short drive. Plenty of parking. On…read moreentering Salvage Angel I was not expecting the layout I saw. It was so cute, it looked like little section shops with each section having its own unique style. There was soooooo many items I honestly could have left with a lot more but I had to control myself. Great selection of vintage items and some unique pieces. The prices range but still reasonably priced. The young ladies at checkout were so sweet, they loved the custom tapestry Mickey jacket I made and said I should look into selling a few of my pieces. I really enjoyed this store and I can't wait to go back. There was nothing I didn't enjoy

Ooooh what fun, funky, weird and wonderful finds at this vintage co-op and consignment warehouse in…read morean awesome old brick mill. Vintage fashion, unique items of yesteryear, and new artisan crafts and practical gifts are meticulously displayed in attractive booths from different owners. Excellent reuse of a historic building. The entrance is #12, just past the overhang connecting this old mill to another terrific old brick mill (that hasn't had a renaissance just yet). You may wonder if this shop is still open, but it is just set back a bit. Worth seeking out!

The Mill is only open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, roughly during business hours. Pretty much…read moresomething for everybody here, the converted mill has a variety of stores with vintage and local items. Each of the stores have their own flavor and personality. You can find furniture, books, kitchenware, music (variety of vinyl), clothing, and all sorts of antiques. You could definitely spend hours here, as the place is quite large. Most of the businesses are on the first floor, while there are other businesses (like photography and music recording rooms) on upper floors. There's also a music lounge, though I haven't been. And hey, if you can't find anything here, or if you have kids that are fussy, there's Hometown Arcade for old school (and some newer) arcade and video games. (Not really public transportation friendly, though there's a commuter rail station about a 20 minute walk away)

So many vendors. Items old and new. The prices seemed reasonable. Loved the vibe. I'll go back…read moreagain for sure.

I will only buy my mulch from Southridge. The quality and prices are great! More importantly, the…read moredelivery is always easy. They are very thoughtful about calling if I forget to mark where I need them to place the mulch. They are careful around our property. Everyone is always friendly and knowledgeable. I have bought everything from trees to mulch from Southridge-- and it has always been a great experience. Thank you!!

Stay away from this company. I ordered soil and asked them to deliver to my backyard. Turns out…read morethey came with a huge truck and destroyed my patio. I reached out many times to their customer service and they are refusing to compensate with anything. Did I even like their soil? There are broken pieces of glasses mixed in to their soil. Not something I was expecting to see in garden soil that I'm going to grow things with my kid.

Mike Saved Father's Day!…read more I've been parking at Seasonal Specialty Stores for years for every Patriots game and event. It's the best place to park, because you don't have to get on route one. I recently bought a house with a pool and the pump died on Father's Day. Mike made it so easy to replace! I swapped the old one out and the new one in. Took less than 15 minutes! Father's day was saved! They have everything for the swimming pool and have made maintenance and upkeep a breeze! FIVE STARS!

Mike Small was tremendous. Very prompt and stood by his word! A rarity in business today, highly…read morerecommended! Al

Stopped into Hobby Lobby in Foxboro out of curiosity--probably shouldn't have. The store feels like…read morean odd blend of AC Moore and Michaels, with a confusing layout that randomly incorporates furniture, fabrics, and home décor. I expected something more in line with actual hobbies--like model kits, remote-controlled cars, or electronics--but instead found aisles of artificial flowers, seasonal decorations, and generic craft items. There's a vaguely Ocean State Job Lot or Christmas Tree Shops vibe in parts of the store, which makes it feel more like a discount décor warehouse than a true hobbyist destination. Not sure what I was hoping for, but overall, it's pretty dull and uninspiring. If you're into scrapbooking or wreath-making, maybe it's for you--but if you're looking for actual hobby supplies, you'll probably leave disappointed.

Went to buy fabric this weekend- Mother's Day weekend and a huge fabric sale going on. Walked…read morearound the fabric section for well over 30 minutes (enough time that anyone on a break would have returned) not a single employee in sight to cut fabric. Rang the bell multiple times- watched other employees walk by me peaking through isles. Someone else in line finally went up front to have someone paged. The woman was slooowwww and rude to multiple customers. I had a lot to get cut and tried to be nice but it took forever! I watched more than 1 customer literally put fabric back and walk away. Only when I was almost done did another employee (the same one I saw peaking at me) come up to help. Tell me why, when your only open 1 weekend day- and that day is before a holiday and you have a huge sale- You don't have an employee staying in the area? There was plenty of fabric to put away- it was piled high on the tables and floor all around- so it wasn't that the employee didn't have work to keep her busy in the fabric section.