Great little antique shop to stop at on the way through Charlestown. There is a little bit of…read moreeverything in here and the prices are reasonable. The owners are locals who are very personable and down to earth.

Hit or miss for me, after all I'm a Thrift Shop Scrounger, so Rusty Rabbit's a bit sophisticated…read morefor me, but even as a true cheapskate, have found bargains here. All in all, nice general line. Lots of glass, pottery, iron. old style country stuff, and 20th - Century Kitsch. If you're driving RT 1 through Southern RI just stop. Decorating a beach house, they've got you covered in the nautical department too. Located next to a cool little Farm Stand/Produce Market which also has some collectibles, and cold beverages. The owner Joy, is just that!

A group of eclectic, boho, and somewhat kitschy shops with some farm animals, a bamboo grove, and…read moreareas to walk and benches to sit on. I was visiting Ninigret for the trolls (3 mins away) and highly recommend visiting the Umbrella Factory if you're in the mood for some whimsy and exploration. I do wished there were some more Ninigret/troll/Rhode Island-themed souvenirs, trinkets, or postcards at the shops. That said, I did purchase beaded earrings for $20, some glass mini figurines at $6/each, and a hair clip for $14. I felt that all the prices were comparable to what I'd find at pop-up markets in RI.

Such a cool place. All kinds of great art, nice grassy areas with chickens walking around. A great…read moreplace to take photos. The best part is all of the little shops. They've got it all, from kitschy doodads to clothing to huge beautiful hanging plants. They have a store that primarily sells odd sodas and candy. We got a bacon flavored soda, it was terrible but you gotta try a bacon soda if the opportunity is there. They have a bamboo forest to walk through, there is art everywhere, just really cool. The service is great. Not a huge surprise because the vibe is so chill. Another amazing thing here are the prices. If we lived anywhere near Rhode Island, we would get the majority of our plants from here and a bunch of outdoor art pieces. It's a great way to spend a few hours.

Year after year on BI, Carolyn, the curator/owner, never disappoints with her beautiful collection…read moreof fine clothing housewares soaps jewelry paintings pillows rugs books furniture and more. One year I bought two antique milking stools. Last year delicate earrings. This year beautifully designed tea towels, goat milk soaps and fabulous soft pants with hand blocked mermaids on the back of each leg. Not the usual bi tees or typical name brand items in this store. See for yourself.

Awesome store! Beautiful pottery. Cool jewelry. And the owner is very nice. Love it!read more

One of my favorite stores to visit! Unfortunately it seems…read morethey've gone out of business - makes me sad I loved visiting that store - so many great finds!

Ever go into a thrift shop and suddenly realize that you really need a tray table for breakfast in…read morebed?! Or, what about realizing that you have a complete and utter love for all things reclaimed wood? Eyeballing things you definitely don't need? Then, you're my kind of people, and you belong at MINE. This great little off the road second hand store is filled with great finds from all eras, and will definitely have your mind in overdrive of home improvements and DIY's. From hooks to paintings from artists unknown, to records, dolls, dishes, and chairs galore. This is a great way to spend an hour or two by just poking around and thinking if you need this or that. Prices are a little higher than most, but overall, a pretty decent selection. Wonderfully friendly owner - so ask if you're looking for something in particular!

One very large room, lovingly laid out. Not the best selection in the world, but then again, I like…read moreto comb through TONS of stuff. This store seems to have mostly upscale women's clothing. Very nice people working here. I found some lovely vintage jewelry, a hat from the 50s, and a blouse from the 70s.

Spent the day thrift shopping and unfortunately Again and Again was our final stop so we had only…read more1/2hr. Could have spent hours in here! Wide variety of clothing, lots of beachy vibing outfits including some Lily Pulitzer, Betsy Johnson and Boho beach. Plus So many home decor treasures! The staff was super helpful and friendly and made us feel welcome. Found some great items for an upcoming cruise that I can't wait to wear. Will definitely return here.

The selection is astounding and the value is outstanding but I will not purchase due to a pervasive…read morehaughty and condescending attitude of their staff. It takes so little to be gracious and polite.

My favorite consignment store in RI. I love in Florida and go there every time I visit. Friendly…read morestaff and great deals.

Love Cathy (the owner) I have shopped there for about 8…read moreyears now. Great prices high quality clothing. Always something new and when she has a sale you really make out like a bandit!

Beautiful architecture associated with History…read more.. It is a small neighborhood in the Boston city, hardly 1 Km from Boston Commons. It is located on a small hill and seems picture perfect like movies. The tree-lined streets include eclectic boutiques, antique shops, and eateries. There are many antique/souvenirs shops and cafes in this neighborhood, with old-style brick houses in the straight lines leading up to the hill, makes everything mesmerizing We walked down Commonwealth Street which is designed like the streets of Paris. Absolutely gorgeous. While wandering through the area, it is easy to get a sense of how life may have been a couple hundred years ago. Boston commons- State house- chapel -beacon Hill, everything is near to each other, so wear comfortable shoes, or you can take the bike for few bucks. A recommendation is to explore this area by foot.

Excellent. 1) The…read morearea is very pretty. 2) Take a pic in Acorn Street, it is apparently the most photographed street in the US. 3) Overall, it is a must visit spot.