We showed up with a pretty large family group, and Al (the owner's husband, I think) was as…read morewelcoming and helpful as one could want. I found some really good used books for my kids and one for me, and several of the others in my group walked out with clothes, jewelry, a really cool old cookbook from the 1930s, and even a beautiful, ornate-looking ottoman. I don't live in Torrington, but if i did, I'd pop by here every couple weeks to see what they've got. Highly recommend.

Great shop in Torrington. I spent $26 dollars and left with a full bag of goodies, and I am a picky…read moresecond hand shopper :)

Lovely little eclectic shop. Gorgeous treasures abound. Definitely worth the trip. The staff were…read morevery helpful.

The White Rabbit is such a fun find! Emily is the owner and she's there every time I've gone to…read morethis charming store! The store has so many cool and interesting little things, like beaded keychains, hair accessories, candles, jewelry, greeting cards and decor. Some of it is vintage and some is locally hand made. The back of the store is the thrift clothing section. Everything looks to be in excellent shape. There's also records, shoes and purses. I saw a Dior coat, and some items by Burberry and by Alexander McQueen. They are selective about their selection of items they accept. There isn't any of that awful stuffy smell. It feels and looks like everything is brand new. It's easy to look and touch things without the fear of everything falling. This store isn't stuffed at all. I can't wait to return and see what else they have.

This is one of my fav places to thrift. The staff is so very friendly! I've gotten such great…read moreclothes from here. I always look forward to going here on my trips upstate. So much love for this place

Anyone who is into old school thrift shops are in for a treat. It's been in business for many years…read moreand there's a reason for that - great products, customer service, and most importantly, the business reaching out to the community, donations to name one. This place is filled at least with someone's interest, which will make someone stay awhile. It's awesome seeing a store like this be in business for so long. The location is not hard to miss, with the eye appealing red building. Come make a stop while seeing for yourself.

Strange hybrid (vintage clothing/jewelry and lamps) that somehow works, probably because most…read moreeverything in the store is Art Deco or a little later. Clothing, hats, and (tons of) jewelry are in fabulous condition, but the prices reflect that. If you're looking for a fedora or a ladies hat to go with your vintage Chanel, this is the place. I'm not sure where you'd wear it, but check out the long green velvet cape in the front window. Very Gothic, or Jane Eyre, or fairy princess. Some furniture, books, and other stuff, but the main attractions are the dozens of unusual fixtures hanging from the ceiling. There are also floor lamps. One-of-a-kind stuff. But, again, the prices give you pause; a pair of Deco milk glass pendants were $895. Lamp repair seems to be a major thing here, and they'll also do appraisals (I don't know if that's just for jewelry or what.) Fun to browse, but I haven't been tempted to buy. The guy repairing a lamp in the back said hi but didn't offer any help. And I think this is the kind of place where you need help.

One of my absolute favorite shops for so so many reasons... First, I am OBSESSED with vintage,…read moreparticularly Art-Deco and Mid-Century, jewelry which is beautifully displayed and organized in rows of carefully curated display cases making shopping this enormous collection a much more manageable endeavor. Amazingly, Karen, the owner, is not only extremely knowledgeable and helpful but knows where just about every little thing is at all times!! While the jewels are my primary target, the lamps and vintage clothing, especially the hats and furs, are to die. I have been shopping here for many years, as have numerous friends I've sent in, and am always surprised by the treasures I discover. Since moving to NYC, I long to make more frequent visits as even the city does not boast stores of this quality in terms of selection, value and expertise. I have also had several pieces repaired - including a Robert Lee Morris belt buckle - all of which are now in even better condition than they had been originally. Other reviewers have mentioned that the prices are either high or unfair and I strongly disagree. Clearly they do not understand the value or quality of this type of merchandise. Karen carefully selects, repairs and restores costume jewelry from many well-known jewelers as well as anonymous original pieces - the likes of which are often cheaply replicated and may be difficult for some to distinguish from the real deal. Trust me, it is worth it to by an authentic piece that you will either have for many years or be able to resell at a later point.

This place had a ton to offer at super super reasonable "Steve" prices - "Steve has them all in his…read morehead" direct quote. Steve was super friendly and if you're looking to furnish an apartment or home on the cheap this is the place, also lots of holiday decor, a clothing/shoe room, and an area with wood furniture & tools. Cash only

Great place to shop if your just starting out and need furniture and to outfit a house. Also…read more great for anyone that likes to restore furniture.

This is a true gem of southington!! Great cozy antique/collectible store with SO MUCH one of a kind…read morefinds I had to do do about 6 laps to take it all in. The owner was so nice and friendly. Very cool pieces, great range in prices based on what you're looking at for small purchases of collectibles to beautiful vintage pieces. Will be coming back here a lot more!

Awesome find!!!!! Jim the owner was soooo nice, friendly, knowledgeable, and a pleasure to talk…read moreto. Very fair pricing. So many rare finds too! This place is a MUST if you're looking for a huge variety of antiques! Also, I went on a Monday and it was open, maybe their hours changed??

Great way to spend a few hours along the beautiful Farmington River. Two floors of vendor…read morecollectibles and a ton of categories. Browsing is encouraged. Prices vary by vendor.

This multi-dealer shop is located in the old Collins Axe Company in Collinsville. There are 70…read morevendor spots on two floors. The main attraction were the antique items. There were various businesses as well; music lessons, yoga studio, hair salon, barn door refurbishers, massage therapy, acupuncture, various of other shops. Kismet Co. Is a lovely metaphysical shop located in there; they sell herbal tea, oils, art, jewelry, soaps, books, crystals, and other items. The antique items were plentiful and unique. The building is historic and very cool to see all the old remnants of the axe factory. Parking lot was a decent sized. Lisa's Crown and Hammer is located on the same lot and the Farmington Trail. If you're into antiques, thrifts stores, and yard/tag sales; you will love this place.

Absolutely great finds to be found here for clothing and shoes and bags…read more Friendly staff and amazing dog!! Loved the way everything was set up. Easy to browse. Higher quality merchandise than many other "vintage" clothes shops. Pretty impressed.

I wandered in when I saw the porch sale sign. The owner (January I think) was so nice and…read moretalkative. She was super sweet and let me try on all my finds in the middle of the floor. She even gave me a very generous deal on my purchase. Great stocked store with lots of unique cool finds! Check it out!!!

Okay first: THIS IS NOT A THRIFT STORE!…read more My Mom and I were duped into just walking in to this hippie palace of wonderful artist culture because yelp told us it was a thrift store; its not. "The Hunt" is a great name for a thrift store but this is so much better than a thrift store (ESPECIALLY if you live remotely close to New Milford, which unfortunately, I don't). This is a community, this is an artist guild with all of the possible artistic media you could think of, & a family with purpose. Want to learn a craft? Want to go with your bestie on a random afternoon and paint custom ceramic banks shaped like cheeseburgers and narwhals? Come for the tragically dying arts and stay for the people (mostly Jayson) & the purpose. And don't forget to "Take a rock, leave a rock." You can purchase pieces completed by local artists - like Jayson's glass-blowing daughter or others' stunning yarn projects but... don't think you're leaving with an ugly-ish 1940s Chaise Lounge your Mom likes because that isn't happening here. Please go & immerse yourself in the slow, beautiful, crazy talented artisans and new budding artists, and take a class. I would if I lived within, like, 20 miles... but, alas.... xoxo

They have great eclectic finds and reasonable pricing. Bring your dog, they welcome four legged…read morefriends with smiles and snackos!

Great staff, great items ( to tempt you having just dropped off 35 years worth of my own!)…read moreeasy to do-cull your closets, bag up and drop off. some of the things i brought still had tags‍

The contact person was incredibly rude...we left and went to Goodwill in Mahopac where our items…read morewere warmly welcomed.