Small, but jam-packed with jewelry, accessories, records and more, this boutique has been in business since 2009. Offering competitive prices for gold and silver, this thrift shop also buys items like CDs, ipods and laptops. The staff is friendly and the glass showcase boxes are filled to the brim with jewels and vintage records. There is a free parking lot available to customers behind the building.
This whimsical Davis Square gift shop is the place to find local crafts year-round. Opened by owner Dave Sarkowski in 2006, the work of over 175 New England artists can be perused inside the cheery lime-green space. Sarkowski prides himself on his selection of handmade items and unusual gifts, from fun cards and ironic notebooks to art T-shirts, one-of-a-kind toys and jewelry by independent designers.
With two floors packed with men's and women's clothing and shoes, this thrift store boasts a large selection of brands and ever-changing inventory. You can sell your clothes and receive cash or a trade ticket on the spot, though there is often a short wait for the buying counter. Prices are low, with many items below $15. The fashions are current, thanks to the keen eye of trendy employees. Buffalo Exchange is part of a privately owned national chain of thrift stores.