In The Attic

I enjoyed walking around this store. The antiques were neatly displayed as oppose to messy and littered.

This is a sweet little shop with quirky stuff, fun to roam around in for an hour.
The owner operators are always great to chat with and parking is pretty easy to come by.
The prices are generally pretty reasonable. It seems like they are always have some type of sale. Plus the beautiful beach is a block away so it’s worth a trip.

I first gave this place a 5 star review, but am removing one after now having come here many times over the past year. They do have changing inventory, but rarely have anything really high quality. They have mostly small items, and it seems over priced to me. It is nice to have a few local antique shops, but this is not my favorite one.

I’ve been frequenting this lovely vintage shop for a couple years now. I’ve always found something to take home, as their variety is very vast! But this weekend I hit the mother load!
I went in on Friday and got a very rare Pyrex «balloons» bowl in great shape for a steal at $ 18, and a cute 1960s baby crib on wheels for $ 35! Unbelievable pricing. I noticed a pair of turn of the century baby bath tubs from Hungary, with stands. The pricing was $ 195/​each. Already a great deal for one of a kind planters that would last forever. Still, I wasn’t sure I should go for them, so I left without.
I ended up going back today with cash to see if they could do anything. Turns out the owner had bought them, and she was willing to work on the price for me. I walked out of there with a SUPER deal!
–awesome customer service
–excellent variety
–affordable pricing
I will be back again soon!

I stopped in to browse and Rita the owner could not have been more friendly or interesting to talk to. She has been in the antiques business for some time and is very knowledgeable. She also is a smart business person in that she and her eleven consigners price to sell to keep things moving. Very varied selection of quality items and lovely atmosphere — the perfect antique store. Worth a special trip.

This place is fabulous. Well organized with some great gems waiting to be found. furniture pieces, clothing, kitchenware, olddd toys and products (the 1950’s blackhead remover gave me a good laugh) beautifully framed photos and art, etc. The owner is great. He is friendly and is knowledgeable about everything in his shop. My husband was ecstatic when he found 2 beautifully framed, 80 year old train photographs. The owner gave us a great deal and my husband and him chatted about trains while I continued to browse. I love this place and will definately return.

The people here are extremely nice… I saw a ring that I absolutely LOVED and had to have that was 38 dollars and I got them to lower it to 35 dollars, since that was all the money I had at the time… They had to call the artist of the piece to ask if it was ok, but she didn’t answer so they said they would give me call… and they called me within a day or two and I told them I would come back the next weekend when I had the money (today 9÷21÷12). So they held the ring for me for about 3 weeks because they saw that I really loved it.

I Love In The Attic. They have really cool stuff at very fair prices. In The attic is the best place for vintage and antique stuff that’s affordable. They’ve got great items from way back and sometimes even rarer items. Most of the stuff is pretty unique. Rita is very fair and a good person to talk to.
In The Attic rotates merchandise fairly quickly, so if you see something you really like it’s probably smart to buy it right away.
The owner is very sweet and she knows her antiques!!! I received great customer service and will be going back soon. What more can you ask for in an antiques store?

The first thing I noticed when walking into this amazing blizzard of a treasure trove was the 1963 quarter slot machine next to the door. Although it looked like it needed a little TLC I did briefly imagine having my own slot machine.
China, radios, record players, silver jewelry; old chenille bedspreads like the one my parents had when I was a kid – you know the white kind with the little white balls that your little brother enjoys picking off to make patterns that your Mom isn’t very happy about later?
Polaroid cameras, old tools, old cooking utensils, Halloween cookie baking molds (pumpkins, cats, and ghosts!), weird salt and pepper shakers, a big wooded abacus made out of mahogany, some scratched armoires.
I could spend hours in this place.