Witch City Consignment & Thrift Store

What are the hours? i arrived at 11:30am on last friday and the place was closed with the lights off, and no hours posted anywhere!

What a bunch of junk! I was excited to go in based off of the Unilocal review. Nothing good. Don’t waste your time

Fun place to poke around. Lots and lots of random things and a couple of nice pieces of furniture. I got a framed picture for $ 1, so that was cool. They have a good assortment of old toys and postcards if you collect. Definitely not a high end antique store, but it’s fun to look. Btw, they have a sign opposite the register that says «did you forget your toothbrush?» with a pack of toothbrushes under it. I have a list of things I refuse to buy at thrift stores: bras, underwear, socks, and swim suits. I didn’t realize I needed to add toothbrushes to that list.

This place is eclectic and fun. The staff is very friendly. My only complaint is that many of the prices are a bit much.

Not only have I found a couple of great and reasonably-​priced pieces here, but one of the employees (sorry, didn’t catch your name!) took the time to fish through a big bin of skeleton keys and find one that would fit the lock on the secretary desk I wanted.
Since the key is really the closest thing to a handle or knob on that panel, I wouldn’t be able to open the desk at all without it. So now, every time I use that desk I remember the friendly service where I bought it.

This place is great. The weird stuffed man sitting outside the store in a wheelchair is a little scary, but once you’re on the inside it’s like the worlds greatest indoor yard sale.
They have everything from kitchen utensils, to high class clothing, wheelbarrows, stein mugs and jewelry.
The prices are reasonable and if you ask they often lower the price so negotiate.
Great stop

I was very disappointed in this thrift shop. I made sure that I stopped in while on my trip. It was a long walk to the other side of town. The place smelt really bad. I know antiques and old items can have a stench to them but there are ways to help with that. You could also clean some of the items before hand to help with the smell. Everything seemed very unorganized and messy. I was hoping for a classier looking type of place. I literally walked in for 2 minutes and then left.

I could spend hours and hours here. So many odds and ends of things to see and buy. They had awesome deals beautiful furniture for cheap and just a fun store to look at. How they ring u up is old fashioned kinda takes a while but it’s nice to have this place to go to when we are in town

Amazing, I could spend hours there. I bought a giant orange table yesterday and was determined to get it home by hook or crook with my tiny Ford Focus. One of the women working there was SO helpful and helped me tie it down and make sure it was secure and I got it home in perfect condition. I love this place and will be back again and again.

really fun place! You can find some old antique things here. Not to mention some nice furniture. Something for everybody. Good prices.

Good thrift store. Prices are reasonable compared to many vintage and antique type of stores. Recommended!

This is my favorite store by far, so much so that when my relatives comes to town they immediately want to go check it out. My house is full of old items that have been repurposed and visitors always ask where the things come from. I honestly find something every time I go, sometimes big sometimes just old pieces of hardware, or a vintage kitchen accessory. Everything is reasonably priced and the staff and owners are a pleasure. Always unique items that are priced to sell.

Every time I go on a day trip to Salem, MA I ALWAYS visit Witch City Consignment & Thrift. I love going through all the goodies they have for sale. On my last visit I bought a 2 pc china hutch. It was the perfect size for the condo I just moved into. There was another one that I fell in love with from the 1930’s but it was to big for my space… Often the store has loads of antiques and little bits & bobs. Prices are good and most time very reasonable. If I’m lucky, sometimes there is a great sale going on. makes it even better! The staff is awesome and very helpful each time I have been there. There is something for everyone there. LOVE WITCH CITY CONSIGNMENT & THRIFT!!!
Reminder! Do bring quarters for the meters outside.

Every single year we head to Salem, sometimes as much as six times a year. Always staying at the Salem inn. After the bags are put into the room the very first stop is always witch city consignment. It’s one of the very best stores in the city. Fun and always something new. I work on radio and TV and put them over every chance I get. Coming to Salem and not stopping at WCC is not even an option. Thank you Jenn and staff for all your kindness and fun over the years. See you next month.
Joseph Lawson–
CBS

I need to stop in more often! I love digging for a bargain.
You can spend a little less on the stuff you know you need without ever coming close to breaking the bank. like frames. I hate seeing a frame for $ 10 in a chain store that I might be able to find at the Dollar Store. At WCC I got a really lovely pewter frame that could go for $ 15 anywhere else for $ 2.50! They have old style kitchen stuff I love picking through, because you can find wonderful gifts and useful items that will never get old, like pyrex measuring cups, mugs, and glass containers.
Yesterday was my second trip to WCC to get some last minute holiday shopping done. I walked out of WCC only spending $ 11 for everyone on my holiday shopping list! I got a pewter frame, an ashtray that will be perfect as a coaster or to burn a pillar candle, a mock ceramic Tiffany & Co. jewelry box, and two books (one printed in 1920 and one in 1996). I could have done more damage and spent a whopping $ 15! .but I thought I’d save a little and come back another day to see what else shows up in this whimsical place! On my first trip to WCC, I got an Oil Lamp, a Glass Container for my pup’s dry food, and a coffee mug with her face and breed description on it.
They have piles of framed wall art and mirrors everywhere. I haven’t been able to open my eyes and splurge on their wall art, that might be my next mission. My walls are bare.
WCC is really fun place if you like antique-​y things and scouring your grandparents attic for cool stuff. Definitely walk in with an open mind and a little extra time to get sucked in. Enjoy!

I, unfortunately, haven’t made a purchase here yet. I’m waiting until we have more space for when we move. I do have my eye on some records and pieces of china and tea sets, though.
It’s a big store and it may look messy and even a little sketchy when you first enter, but it has really nice things. I’m so excited to come back because I can’t wait to get those tea sets for my home.

This place is absolutely delightful. There’s such a bizarre and random assortment of the strangest things — exactly the sort of shop I (as an admittedly doe-​eyed tourist) would expect to find in Salem. Seriously, it’s like the version of the Room of Requirement where students go to hide things. I bought this set of weird little shot glasses but probably would have left with much more if I’d had a week or so to dig through everything. Definitely check this place out!

All kinds of cool old things at great prices. Found some deals. Lots of witch hats!

Crapapalooza.
Maybe I just hit it on a bad day, but I thought most of the stuff in here was pure junk. It wasn’t even fun to look at. It was the type of crap I expect to see when I get to a picked-​over yard sale. Plus, it stinks like an old attic. Very musty.
Nothing to see here, move along folks.

Not a bad little thrift shop, decent selection of records and trinkets, prices were a little higher than I would have thought. They have huge antique american flags which I thought were awesome and the staff were friendly.