Great place for western and rock'n'roll clothing and accessories. Owner was super cool and very…read moreinformative. You must stop here if you're shopping on Newbury St.

Funky little place. Nice people and helpful staff. Got a great cowboy hat and a pair of gloves…read more Lots of other cool stuff here. Worth checking out if you're on Newburyport Street.

This is a nice consignment store we just happened to pass by. I love Kate Spade and was happy to…read morefind a few items here, we even bought a Kate Spade purse! For clothing, if you're on the slimmer side, you'll have plenty of choices, but for someone that's a little thicc like me, it was a bit tricky to find items that fit. The store was clean, and the staff was friendly.

I've been to all of the covet locations and this one is my favorite. It's a decent size store and…read morethey have a lot of great selections. I was able to get brands like aritzia, madewell, and everlane for a really great price. The staff here are also nice and friendly - plus they put back clothes really fast so you can browse what people tried on.

Incredible shop! The store feels like it's been perfectly curated. Every item seems intentional and…read morestylish. The clothing selection is *so* good. Beyond the apparel, the candles were amazing, and the overall atmosphere was warm and inviting. You can tell the owner has a sharp eye for detail and design and they created a shopping experience that feels thoughtful and elevated. Easily one of the best boutique stores I visited in the city.

Great spot for men to pickup casual clothing, shaving and bathing supplies or a small section for…read morewomen. Don't forget to check the balcony out back for discounted items.

We enjoyed our visit to Vintage Taste. The owners are sweet and chatted with us about their story…read moreand recommendations for Boston. They just moved into a new location (across the street from their previous location) 3 days ago which I am told it now is like 5X the size of their previous location. It has dressing rooms and 3 floors. They had gorgeous pieces for sale that were in great quality for a good price. It was personally out of our budget but the prices of the quality items were a good price. I would definitely return to the store!

Had a horrible experience in this store. My friend and I who are both Black, were clearly targeted…read morein this store. As soon as we walked in, the woman working the floor was breathing down our necks, following us all around and kept trying to direct us to the sale section. She also took my bags out of my hands without even giving me the option of placing them down myself, as if she was afraid we were going to steal. We then went to the sale section that she kept pushing us to go to, and then she FOLLOWED US THERE and stayed there watching us. Mind you, there was another woman in the store who was white, whom she did not follow or keep pressing about the sale rack. We immediately took our bags and walked out. It is 2026. This is absolutely unacceptable

What a hidden gem! Not so hidden! This store has such a great variety of items and sizes. It is…read moreclean and organize. It is a place I will visit every time I am in town.

The owner helped me pick out a dress for a wedding. she was so helpful, and the dress we found was…read moreabsolutely perfect. I was so comfortable and confident. absolutely recommend.

Cute place where you can buy Harry Potter merchandise. The selection isn't huge but tons of posters…read moreand things on the walls to view.

What a special store! When I found mention of The Fairy Store on Yelp, I knew I needed to venture a…read morebit farther down Newbury Street to check it out. I mean a store dedicated to Harry Potter -- come on?!? And what I found wasn't some corporate, merch-filled spot but something that seemed to have grown out of the love the owner has for all things HP. This small shop includes photos and facts about the cast, mixed in with a fun assortment of items. In particular, I liked the Letter from Hogwarts wallet and items related to each of the Hogwarts houses. (This girl is a proud Ravenclaw, in case you were wondering). I ended up buying my kids plastic pens that look like quills. The owner was talking enthusiastically to all who entered, and when I told him that it was my birthday, he said he had something extra special for me and gave me my own, gold laminated train ticket from London to Hogwarts. I was thoroughly charmed by The Fairy Shop, even without the use of spells. ;-) A must-visit for any Harry Potter fans.

This location is bigger then their other one I've been to. Staff were really nice…read more Has a lot of repurposed jewelry, designer items and their own line of accessories. They had designer sunglasses, wallets, purses in the sealed display case. The lady was looking thru their clothing and they had a lot of nice pieces, out of our thrifting budget for the day but the items looked like they were still in good condition not too many blemish or stains that i saw. Their sneaker / shoe section has some loved pieces but you might find a steal depending on when you stop in and what stock comes in that week.

Consignment stores have become one of my favorite places to find one-of-a-kind items. There's…read morealways a unique detail that makes a piece feel special rather than generic. Covet is awesome. They carry women's wear, accessories, outerwear, high-end brands, and no-name labels--all in great condition. I'm not usually a fan of used or thrift clothing, but I prefer consignment because the pieces are genuinely nice and ready to wear/clean, lightly worn (or never worn), and good quality. Prices range from about $2 to $the hundreds (runway brands, fur coats). The staff is unbothered, which I like. The space is small, but it's well utilized.

The vibe is here is really chill and this spot mainly sells tee shirts. When I visited, merch was…read moreorganized by color which I like! Prices for most of their items fit in the $15-$30 range. I thought the customer service was fine, helpful and nice, even. The only thing that perplexed me was the fact that a lot of the shirts in their femme section were altered into crop tops and I'm someone who would rather make that decision myself. Overall, the foot traffic was bumpin, it would be fun if Thrive hosted events in the space.

I read recently that the owner was racist towards someone who came in, but I don't know if that…read moreholds up. What I DO know is they're kinda rude in general. Everything is individually marked with prices. I saw that a piece wasn't marked, and I made them aware of it saying that they might want to add a price. I was trying to help them (someone could steal it since it didn't have a tag, they could claim it to be their own). I walk away and hear one guy say to the other "that kid was really obsessed with this not having a price on it." It doesn't sound so bad in writing but his inflection is noteworthy. Their clothing is overall way overpriced. Half of the stock is lame and the prices they write for them are absolutely whack. I don't know where they get these prices. I know it's on Newbury but c'mon my guy, get real. If you like vintage clothing, go to the Garment District in between Central and Kendall Square, or go to Boomerangs/Buffalo Exchange!

New clothing store on Newbury Street! They sell vintage clothing and accessories from a ton of…read moredifferent brands, and have a fitting room so you can try on pieces. Staff was friendly as well. This is their second location, first one being in Allston. Check it out!

Too expensive for ratty clothes. I thought I walked into a…read moreNeiman Marcus with those prices.