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!!!

They are thieves. I had mistakenly sold my Mother's jewelry to them. When I asked for it back they…read morehad removed the silver pieces and gave me back the costume items and denied they had any silver pieces which is a lie since they had commented on them when I first showed them the jewelry.

AMAZING! This is BY FAR the best Antique shop in Great Barrington MA.. A MUST stop on your…read moreantiquing trip

Not every antique and vintage shop are created equal- some will have a ton of tchotchkes and…read moreothers, have more polished items. Some will have dirt-cheap prices and others, will break your wallet. All That Jazz on Stockbridge Rd in Great Barrington, MA met us nicely halfway. If you're in the mood for a little bit of old-fashioned fun, this is the type of antique and vintage shop that kept us busy when we stayed in Lee and wanted to grab a few things to bring home. And coming here on a Monday, was nice to wander from stall to stall to see what antique or vintage items vendors sell. We reasonably snagged a few items including a cobalt blue planter box and a few other things. Our total bill at the end wasn't outrageous- plus service was great and polite from Ian. If antique and vintage shopping is your thing, All That Jazz is a bit of a gem and will give you a nice dose of shopping therapy.

this used to be located right down the street from me on rt 102 in Lee, it was one of our favorite…read moreplaces to browse. This location in GB ss actually bigger (i think) and the variety of the different vendors is impossible to describe. You can (sometimes) haggle a bit with the sellers re: pricing and the staff are always helpful and friendly. They have everything from books to dinnerwear, jewelry, large and small furniture, Americana, ephemera, original and antique art, clothing, toys, lighting and other salvage items for every aesthetic. If you are looking for something to do I would highly recommend checking this place out...there is SO much, it's hard not to find something you will like.

Really cute store! Connie (the owner) was so lovely and recommended a few places to shop and eat in…read morethe area. I bought a vintage Coach bag for a great price! I would have bought more if I could, I'll hopefully be back!

Beautifully curated store with an awesome mix of vintage, new and "WOW". If I lived closer, this…read morewould be my go-to spot for gifts and a little something good for me. Connie is a GEM; I look forward to visiting (and spending $ there) again!

I hadn't been here in about a year, and upon a new visit found the staff to be as unhelpful as…read moreever. And why is there a solar system mobile hanging from the ceiling with a price tag on it if it is totally out of stock, unclear if more will ever arrive, and the floor model is not for sale? "Because it's high up," she said!

With the extremely long wait times for new furniture due to supply chain problems, I was thrilled…read moreto walk into the GB Hammertown and see a sofa that was the right size, really comfortable, and reasonably priced. When I inquired about lead times for that sofa in the color I wanted, the manager told that they were expecting such a sofa in a month or so. Today I got a call saying it arrived today and could be delivered as soon as it was convenient for me. What great service and from a local store! I plan to shop at Hammertown again soon. Lovely people and great products.

When I first walked into the ReStore looking for a picture frame, I didn't expect to see so much…read moreweird stuff, namely, used paint, bathroom tiles, and window screens. Since I've only been to the Albany ReStore, I didn't know what to expect. I didn't know each ReStore was different! Anyway, I found the perfect $1 picture frame I needed and then looked over to find the perfect mirror. I had needed a mirror to replace one I was selling and this one was the perfect size. I paid for both items and asked the man at the front desk, who had helped check me out, if he could also help me bring the mirror to my car. Not only did he help carry the mirror to my car, but he helped me pack the mirror in a way that would not damage the mirror. He thought that placing it on its side wedged between seat cushions would be the best bet to keep it alive for the ride home, but unfortunately he was wrong. This vintage mirror broke in half as I was driving, and not even over a bump. Sad. I didn't know what to do at first, but I wanted to at least alert the man that he shouldn't load mirrors into cars that way. I also needed a place to throw away the new glass shards in my car. When I re-entered the store carrying half of the mirror, he replied, "Oh no!" with a frown on his face. "It didn't work," I replied. "It died." He offered to give me a refund or exchange the mirror, which he totally didn't have to do. Two other staff members joined in to help me find a replacement mirror and figure out how best to package it so that this one wouldn't break too. Collectively, they found bubble wrap in some corner of the store and a moving blanket that they let me borrow. Two staff members came to my car to prep the mirror for travel. They told me I could return the moving blanket at my leisure. These were the nicest staff members ever and although some of the prices were a bit steep at this ReStore, the kindness of the staff makes up for it.

COMPLETELY RUDE!! I called and asked if they would take some furniture. This guy Alex said sure…read morebring them down so I get a friend to help me load these heavy pieces of furniture in the truck. When we get down there he has an attitude saying they aren't accepting donations. Why the hell did you say to bring them down if you won't accept them?! After arguing back and forth, I decided to go to Goodwill. They happily accepted the items. I have spent hundreds of dollars at ReStore and will no longer be supporting a business that treats its customers like crap.

This was an amazing gem! I didn't know it was consignment from the outside and decided to stop in…read moreand check it out. I have a 9 month old son and they grow out of clothes so quickly that finding a place with consigned baby clothes was so exciting. The pieces are beautifully curated and picked. Everything is in great condition and adorable. They have toys and books in addition to clothing and shoes. What a great store! Wish I could go back everyday!

This is a wonderful, local, woman-owned business. They have tons of kids gear, toys, and clothes…read more Quality used products at reasonable prices. We've gotten so many things here for our little guy, and the owner is always so accommodating and helpful. Happy to support them and glad they're around. A great shop!

The BEST vintage boutique EVER!!! Catwalk is an inviting boutique with a vast variety of clothes,…read moreshoes, and accessories. The price is right. They sell casual and very dressy clothing. I've found the most elegant outfits for weddings. They DO have designer clothes. They tend to be pricer, but they have sales periodically and you can step in some diamond dust. This is a non profit. Wonderful kind people with excellent taste donate items here with love. Usually the local loyal patrons drop off nice items they no longer need. The boutique truly is a special place. I have consciously chosen to donate mint condition beautiful items instead of selling them, because I love this store and what it offers to humans and animals. You actually support cats and dogs buy shopping here. Their sister store in Lenox is great too. I have a special place in my heart for Catwalk in Great Barrington. I love the women who work there. They're some of the kindest warmest authentic women I've ever met. I always feel better walking out of Catwalk! I used to buy the majority of my wardrobe there, but then I moved. The boutique has such a great vibe and wonderful fantastic finds, that I used to stop by almost every week, even if I didn't have to find anything specific. Often times I'd buy something I didn't need at that moment, like something fancy, but then I'd have an occasion to wear it later. I swear Catwalk has an auspicious crystal occasion ball. The women there remind me of a crew of beautiful animal loving fairy godmothers who help unknown Cinderellas prepare for future "balls" and possible "Prince Charmings." Catwalk is truly a magical place. Walk in for a wonderful time and find a special piece or two. P.S. They have great jewelry!

Favorite second hand store in the Berkshires. The first time I went I came out with a loot of…read moreitems I LOVE, including a brown Armani suit (for $70 in perfect condition!). Wonderful to feel successful in your purchases, and know your money is going to something good. Helpful and friendly staff. I try to go any time I'm in the area!

Horrible. Tried to work with them on a simple custom cutting board (2'x3') for my kitchen. They…read morenever called to update. I reached three different times and each time they said they were working on it. I left a final, fourth message after three-plus months of calling them and asked them to let me know if they were going to actually make the custom board; posting this a month later (now 4 months total since I first stopped in) and no one has ever called me back. Do not engage them for custom work.

I was drawn into this store and was immediately drawn to the wood furniture that they create. On my…read moreway out of the store i noticed another very interesting item which was a rolling bar cart made out of what appeared to be a vintage trunk. As a matter of fact, the owner of the store said that he did not make this item, but that it was made by a local crafts person. When I went home, I googled the item which is something I often do to see if I could purchase it elsewhere for less. I was shocked to find that this item was indeed available elsewhere and that it was not as the owner indicated made by a local crafts person. It is a factory made item available on numerous sites on the internet including Walmart. And to make it worse, while Rustic Works was charging $800 for this allegedly hand crafted item, it was available again on numerous web sites for as little as $400. First, I was appalled that the owner of Rustic Works lied about the origins of this item and that on top of that he is charging double what the item sells for elsewhere.