Yankee Trading Post

"I am glad that I stopped at this gem. There is so much to look at, and the prices are reasonable. The young woman working in the store was very friendly and told me about a second location ... even bigger with MORE stuff. I will be back to this one and will also visit the second location for sure!"

"Lots bazar upscale antics. Coving the saga of America. Cool furniture art very wide scale of art."

"Made a deal to buy a table at 139. Owner said sure. Then someone offered 199.00 and sold it to them right in front of me after spending 10 minutes literally yelling about how 149 was a fair price. Never did business, before and never will. Lots of mostly junk. No sir it's mostly junk. And yes you sold it for 199 after you told me 139. I offered 100. You said 149. Then I declined and you offered 139. You were screaming through a phone the whole time. You sir are the liar. And I never said furniture was in my selling contract. And I appreciate the threat about a "housewarming gift". I'll be contacting authorities if anything seems amiss. Threatening people over Google after they call you out. You are clearly a stable individual and obviously a safe person for someto do business with."

"Went to Yankee Trading for the first time today, I must say that I was very impressed! The prices were more than fair and the lady working was very courteous, she was knowledgeable about the product in the store and was extremely helpful. Will definitely be going back!"

"I called to simply see if I could get an estimate quote on this table I bought over the summer because it is an antique so I called an antique store. My response from the female who answered the store was extremely zero knowledgeable on what they sell. they do not give quotes and they don't even know who to advise me to turn to for a quote. So for an antique store to have no where to turn to for possible value of an antique seems pretty useless to me in the antique industry. If you needed a quote from anybody on an antique you would think you would be able to get it from an antique store correct? My answer when I asked was no we do not do that I asked if they had anywhere to refer me to no we do not we don't know where to turn to for a quote. So then the biggest question is how the heck do they know what they're selling their stuff for if they can't even give a round about quote an antique price. I simply think that an antique shop should be pretty knowledgeable on antiques that's all. I feel like it's more of a good will, just give them stuff and they'll sell it for whatever they think it's worth. That to me is not an antique store, that's what you call a thrift store"