There are so many cool vintage things at this 3 floor vintage and antiques Mecca. Most items are…read morereasonably priced. I picked up a 90s Christie's Auction catalog for $1. I would've bought more, but I am between apartments. The women at checkout were very helpful and pleasant. I have been before and I will return to check out the 3rd floor.

One of my favorite spots to shop! Make sure you check all 3 floors because there's different vibes…read moreon each floor. Different vendor for each booth so you never know what you might find and for what price

1- see pic re: hours and locked doors and waiting for it to open…read more 2- This is not treasure hunting. This is a place that already knows the worth and sells stuff At full or almost full value. It's essentially an eBay shop. 3- still worth a visit for LP collectors - huge selection 4- I'm a nurse and luckily don't have a strong sense of smell. I can honestly say this the first time I'm not going to return to a venue because of its smell. Just. A lot of B.O. smells happening. I want to support small businesses but won't be back.

Awesome shop, cool owner. I've never left without a cool gift for a friend or new collectable for…read moremy self, highly recommended stopping in for records or retro toys/ games!

I could spend HOURS here! So many fun booths full of trinkets and collectibles and home goods and…read moredecor-- every category you might want to look for!! I can't wait to come back!! They close at 4 and are only open a couple days so plan accordingly *

Had quite the workout here, head swiveled side to side rapidly throughout the whole building, there…read morewas sooooooo much to look at and ooh and ah over! You need to carve some time out of your schedule to do this place justice!! If you come out empty handed there's something wrong with you, lol.

I visited the Village Barn after purchasing a home in the area and I cannot get enough. The store…read moreis adorable! It has a mix of antiques and other country home staples. I ordered some chair pads for my kitchen table through the owners. They used a local company, Rhody Rugs, to stock some of their products. I love that local supports local here! The products are reasonably priced! The owners take a holiday during the month of July (Probably to make room for more cool things they will find on holiday!) and when I went there recently, they had a 20% off sale on the entire store! The owners are also very, very kind. They took the time to talk to me to get to know me. I went back to the store to pick up my chair pads and I did not expect them to remember me, but they did! It's so rare and lucky to find a business that cares about customers like this. This is a store I will be going to frequently, as the merchandise will change and turnover and the owners are awesome!

Amazing place. So many cool and old fixtures. We picked out an old window frame with no glass…read morefor a wall. Looks great. Not cheap but great selection. The owner even brought us in the basement to see a wide selection or unfinished items in case we were interested. Very nice experience.

Tara was awesome! Polite. knowledgeable. thorough. I left knowing she gave me good deal. Plan…read moreon bringing jewelry in next

Tara is the star of Warren Exchange! She was knowledgeable,…read morefriendly and honest in her evaluations of my items.

Susan runs some of the most organized estate sales you'll ever attend. You can tell how much effort…read moreshe puts into creating a smooth, enjoyable shopping experience. If you're looking for a professionally run estate sale with great finds and excellent organization, Estate Ladies is hard to beat. Susan consistently goes above and beyond, and it shows. Highly recommend!

This is everybody's least favorite company in the area. Everything from the unfriendly older woman…read morewho runs it to the high prices on 75% of it. Her prices are unreal And often higher than sold comps on eBay. I understand that some higher end items should be priced accordingly, but she looks them up on eBay and bases price on what people are asking for the item and not what an item sells for, like a professional would do. I could ask $1,450 for a bag of vintage dog sh!t but if nobody buys it at that price, that's not it's value. If only she realized this. Also, she not friendly and most estate sale goers in the area stay clear of her sales or go there at the very end, because that's the only time she'll discount her ridiculously inflated prices. If you're considering hiring her, do your homework and look for the best company to represent your estate. Her photos in the listing are consistent with the quality of 1997 flip phone photos. She repeats photos a half a dozen times and hasn't a clue how to display in an attractive manner. I've read she has 30+ years experience. Just because you've worked in a field for 30+ years doesn't mean you know what you're doing or you perform it well. Just my opinion of this company. It's the last on my list of companies in the area to go to and if you chat with others in line, that is pretty much the word on the street with this company. Overall rating is a D.

Mostly home decor and small cute antiques, this shop had great prices and a variety of items…read more Bought a necklace and a ring on my visit.

This is another one of my favorite antique stores. "Antiques and such" is a very good description…read moreof what you can find there. I found a cool starfish for three dollars to put in my shade garden, and I found a cool antique key to make into a necklace. I even found an interesting book about a boy named Toby Tyler, who runs away from his cruel uncle to join the circus. I love coming in here because even though the store might look small, I always manage to find something interesting. I'll have to go back there again and see what else I can find.

Very poor customer service. Promised me an appraisal every week for 2 months. Each time we spoke he…read moresaid he would have it in the next day or two. After a month, since he never sent it, I asked him to just give me a reasonable time frame. Once again he said in 2 days and once again it was never received. If you can't do something for a customer you need to let them know and not string them along - it's just common sense and good business.

First.... I don't know anything about diamonds but my fiancé does and she loves it. Joe was…read morepatient, informative, and accommodating throughout all of my indecision. With my crazy work schedule Joe was super accommodating opening up the store despite his publish business hours. This will be the only engagement ring I buy but now that I'm getting married certainly won't be the last piece of jewelry; and Joe will be our jeweler.