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“It was a great surprise to find the local Mystique in Plymouth today. I was blow away by the owner Katie who kindly gave us a dog leash, she went above and beyond l. Katie was very understanding, helpful and gave excellent customer service. I would have bought more products if I was not in hurry. Because of her services I will visit the store again. thank you bunches Katie”
“Great shop with tons of unique inventory. Downstairs is antique/vintage and upstairs is a mix. Owners are friendly and helpful. I had a great time and left with some lovely items. Will definitely be back.”
“I have always loved this store, eclectic, fun, historic, reasonable priced!!!???Many years ago, I sold my nautical items there and Sandy was amazing, down to earth, direct, but So kind and friendly!! Now, I'm so many years retired and was looking for an outlet other than puzzles, cross-stitching my quilts, So, I started to do my crafts again. I made many St. Patrick's Day items. Would you possibly be interested??????”
“Great store and superb customer service. Irene was very helpful and informative. I have bought wonderful, one of a kind pieces of furniture there. Highly recommended!”
“Excellent service. David brought our 100 year old mantle clocks back to working perfectly. Very knowledgeable and always explains the mechanicals. Very fair pricing.”
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“You will find unique, beautiful old marine charts here. This is a great way to own and enjoy a bit of our history. I love the hand coloring on these charts. One of mine has a house drawn on it, and tiny writing that says "excellent clams to be had". Early 1800's. Decorating tip: We are collecting antique nautical charts and custom framing them similarly, and displaying them in a gallery group--- unique art for our home. BOB provides exemplary customer service and is glad to share his bountiful knowledge. I think if you go the store, you will actually be visiting a house Paul Revere did visit himself!”