Green Village Corporation

One of the last great junk shops in the immediate area. A cultural experience and trip though time.

I use to love this place a lot but the growth in the neighborhood has made it crummy to find great things. A lot of it is already picked through. About 80% of this place is straight junk, floor to ceiling junk. If you have serious patience and not a dust allergy then go hunting and score some gems. Don't be scared to pick something from the heap of a pile touching the ceiling as they will do anything to make a buck if you're up for buying it. Nothing is out of reach here. Try to bargain if you dare but most times it's a wasted effort. They stick to their prices which at times blows my mind considering a majority of the junk in there is donated for free.

Sidney is one of the most accommodating, reasonable vintage store owners I've ever met. Not only are his prices completely fair, but he's very friendly to speak with.
I hate when prude hipsters come in and try to heckle him. People just assume they're getting ripped off and have to always fight their prices down.. this isn't china town. Sidney has so much stuff in that massive store that he just wants to get it out! He doesn't waste his time heckling and playing around with prices. He looks at something, he makes an honest value judgement, and he politely explains why he thinks its worth what its worth.
If you're ever in the area and have some time to kill, I highly recommend stopping by and browsing the towering shelves and aisles of stuff. If you dig, you can really find some great things!

Buyer beware, I've really tried to love this place but the Hasidic crew drive a hard bargin. Lot of this stuff is truly junk and is broken and needs some repair, yet they want top dollar. Bought a chair for $25 last time, got it home and it started to fall apart. There are some hidden jewels among the dung, but you have to sift through it

Sidney and sam great people great service lots of junk for all of you junk lovers lots of furniture clothing and what else you can imagine