Pucho Marketplace

This stretch of town hums with small-footprint entrepreneurship. In the mix sits Pucho Marketplace, a thrift store that flips everyday finds into second-chance treasures. The shop shares space with other niche retailers, making it easy to combine errands into a short walk.

At Pucho Marketplace you’ll browse through used goods that keep usable items in circulation. The store identifies as Asian-owned, Black-owned, Indigenous-owned, Latino-owned, and women-owned, reflecting who runs it and who shapes its offerings. Whether you’re after curated clothing, housewares, or collectibles, the stock turns over often enough to reward repeat visitors.

The brick facade sits south of the main drag, a few blocks past the post office in a low-rise strip. The building’s plain storefront keeps the focus on what’s inside—no chaser. Anyone on foot can reach it in under ten minutes from the nearest bus stop.

Save the number handy for your next run: 973-400-9409. Pull up the map to chart the quickest route.