Love going there to walk around and check out all the new stuff on the shelves, always looking for…read moredeals, i never get through the whole store.

To start off, I would clarify that this place is more of a thrift shop rather than an antiques…read morestore. That being said, I really enjoyed shopping here. There are so many cool, quirky, vintage items scattered throughout the store. And the space is so large and full of rooms that house cool items. It's definitely not a place that you could finish scouring in one hour... but definitely a place you probably have to come back to to find something new each time! I particularly liked being able to shop in peace. I didn't feel like workers were eye-ing me the entire time, and I was able to just enjoy looking through each of the items. I got a cool pair of airplane earrings for $1, while my friend bought a cute, electronic dancing boxing hamster for $4. There is definitely something within a reasonable price range for everybody.

They've always been awesome but we're limited in the small space they had in the mill building on…read moreWashington St. Their new location at 394 Central Ave in Dover is spacious, the air conditioning is excellent and they have an even greater selection of Yummy stuff!

The workers are helpful and nice! There's nice range in the selections. It is a bit expensive for…read morewhat it is though.

I was anxious to visit Hello again as I LOVE thrifty. I went in and bought an expensive belt that I…read moredidn't really like. I felt uncomfortable in the store, lots of tension emanating from the shop tenders. I will not return. Too expensive for "thrifting"

Employees are always friendly but don't feel intrusive like at some other retailers. Selection…read morevaries often enough, and lines are minimal or move pretty fast. The drop off area is also very efficient.

I am dumbstruck at the audacity of the Good Will organization! What is going on? I see here that…read morethe negative reviews go pretty far back, so I guess nothing has changed. There was a lady who used to donate her clothes in my size and seasonally, and if I was lucky enough to get in there about the same time, I got some pretty decent things. All of a sudden things changed. The prices became ridiculous. I see more and more folks in there who appear to not be in such need as others. I am not judging. It is merely the observation that the lesser class of us aren't visiting the stores nearly as often as they used to because who can afford to be gouged!? Imagine my shock when I discovered that the clothing was marked higher than what Kohls charges! Granted, I won't be in fashion as soon as it arrives in the stores, but I don't give a rats a$$ about that! Kohls will offer decent clothing if you wait for things to go on clearance. My money is hard to come by and I surely need to be frugal, but I consider it a slap in the face when even I can't afford Good Will! So, pick over the goods for yourselves... price it however you wish so you get a good deal and enjoy it or put it on line to get a good price. I will never donate to you again, nor will I be back to shop. You have lost a regular customer and I'd like to say, :Shame on the whole organization!"

Guy that was accepting donations refused to look through the stuff we wanted to drop off and turned…read moretheir nose up at us. Most likely didn't want to move boxes. Gave our stuff to someone way more grateful. Can't recommend shopping or donating here at all.

Ugh. I just can not donate to this location anymore. I drop items off every few months and time…read moreafter time the gray haired man on duty is rude, sarcastic and unappreciative. Its' not worth the aggravation.

I love this Shop! I visit every Saturday! The inventory is always unique, and the owners are very…read morekind and personable. I highly recommend this shop for anyone who is looking for a great deal! You never know what you might find.

Great store, great people, great prices. The contents changes regularly. They are willing to help…read morelocate items and have even answered questions about products over the phone. Amazing customer service. They have a fund that helps those in need in the community. You can donate household goods and clothes and know they will help someone in the community.

I contacted All Seasons Resale Shop with a request for home staging for the holidays. They got back…read moreto me quickly and the quote was reasonable. Helena was understanding and made some great suggestions. I will definitely be doing business with them in the future!

I really enjoyed checking out this new local gem. There were some great finds at affordable prices…read more The owners were so friendly and went out of their way to engage with my toddler the entire time I shopped. Will definitely go back. If you haven't checked out all seasons consignment yet I encourage you to do so!

As I approached, a woman came running out to inform me that it was a shop, not a yard sale. And,…read morethat's what I thought it was, from outward appearances. But, she was right. This is a well organized shop. It's mostly used clothing, in decent condition. Everything is organized by type / size and there are men's and women's sections. Pricing is by category, and reasonable, like men's shirts $5. Worth checking out if you're in the area during the limited hours that they're open.

From the owner: At The Barn Boutique and Haberdashery, we’re more than just a thrift store — we’re a community hub…read morewith heart. Located in a charming historic barn in Rochester, NH, we offer affordable, gently used clothing for all ages, with a strong focus on helping local families and individuals in need. What makes us special is our mission: we believe fashion should be accessible, fun, and kind to the planet. We host regular giveaways, partner with local schools and service organizations, and even offer special discounts for folks who donate items. Whether you're shopping for a hidden gem or just stopping by to say hi, you’ll always be greeted with kindness, good vibes, and maybe even a few surprises. Come be part of something bigger than just shopping — come be part of our barn family.