Newburgh Vintage Emporium

Mike _{on Google}

Mar 14th, 2024

Something for everyone

Caylee Garrity _{on Google}

Mar 14th, 2024

Not from around the area and stopped by to check out the shop. Wasnt aware of the hours. Walked in the building at 5:54 and was greeted by an employee stating that they close in 5 minutes in an unpleasant manner. My husband and I always try and stop by vintage shops and this one looked really appealing. Its just unfortunate that business had to be turned down just because they were closing in 5 minutes.

Not Your Business _{on Google}

Mar 8th, 2024

We came here for the first time recently and made it about a half hour before close. We were immediately greeted and asked if we had been there before, we said no and the woman told us about the booths and store as a whole. She was super nice and I appreciate that we were not judged by our appearances. The store is big, very clean, very open and you can actually walk down the aisles AND in most of the booths!! If you've been to indoor flea markets, antique markets and thrift stores with booths, you know how small they are and how oftentimes, it's hard to even shop the booth because it's so packed. This place is leading by example of how indoor markets like this should operate, not just in layout but in the kindness and helpfulness of the employees. As for selections (and to counter some of these negative reviews) It's very important to note that this place is more in line with an antique store than a goodwill thrift store (it literally says antique store lol). Antiques are not cheap, something other reviewers seem to not understand. While there are thrift-level finds here, it's more antiques which comes with a high price tag. This place isn't a flea market and everything here was nice, in great condition and they had many sought after styles. It's worth checking out, even if you find that the things aren't your taste or price range. But being nasty just because you personally wouldn't pay these prices and are uneducated about what you are looking at, doesn't mean things are overpriced junk. Some could be, and I'm sure some are, but that's everywhere, not just here. So if you come here expecting to pay dollar store prices for antiques, go elsewhere. I found some books on punk history that were half the price of amazon and in great condition, so I loosened the purse strings for the whopping $12 for two very new books (lol sense the sarcasm). Me and my friends will be back again.

Eva Whorley _{on Google}

Mar 6th, 2024

Something for everyone.

Dykota Hillman _{on Google}

Mar 2nd, 2024

I almost never leave the Newburgh Vintage Emporium without SOMETHING! Last week it was a unique Cooper salt & pepper holder for my kitchen countertop. I personally like the one located closet to the Newburgh Beacon Bridge. I find it to be more manageable. While there's also great finds at the Ware-House location on 17K, it takes much longer to look through all the vendors.