Found the perfect pot for my cold brew coffee. The price was great. The ladies working were…read moreknowledgeable. The cat was awesome. Next time I will go back when I have more time to look around.

Ever changing inventory! Carol does a good job of organizing the items. Always surprises from…read moretools to vintage highly collectables.

Guys! Are you afraid of going into an antique shop because they're boring and full of housewares…read moreand other stuff you don't care about?? At the risk of sounding insanely sexist - come here, you will love this store! It's full of hunting/fishing stuff and other old school stuff - fishing rods, reels, lures, books, signs, prints, and lots of small outboard motors (some beautifully restored!), and I saw one antique gun. There are some souvenir items but it's a tiny part of the store. Anyway, something about this store really resonated with me. I could hang out here for hours (even if I'm not buying anything).

Great selection of highly collectible fishing memorabilia-stock is always changing-Henry runs a…read morevery nice shop and has Highly knowledgeable employees. I found several items that fit right into my collection. I fell in love with this place last summer and cannot wait for a chance to go back. BEEEBE

Very nice and large shop. Very clean, items are nice. Prices are a little too a lot high. But look…read morearound and you might find a bargain. Way in the back corner on a side shelf I stumbled on a stack of unused stamp sheets. This is one of the fees placed I have found items this. So I had to pick up a couple.

This is our favorite antique shop in this area. My mom loves kitchen antiques (dishes, cookbooks,…read morekitchen tools, food packaging) and always finds something here. They have items at a variety of price points and in a range of categories. We went to the holiday shopping weekend and they had tasty homemade foods plus a store-wide discount. The staff is helpful but lets you look without constantly interrupting while you browse.

This consignment boutique is a treasure trove of reasonably priced items! You can find anything…read morefrom vintage fur coats to cute, inexpensive gently used houseware, costume jewelry, bags, clothes, shoes, and more! I stopped in on 12/18/25 because I was in the area with time to kill. They were having a sale and on top of that all Christmas items were additionally marked down! I found enough plastic ornaments to make a holiday wreath I saw on Pinterest! They were ten cents each! I also scored beautiful cream wool placemats with the word Noel embroidered in silver metallic thread and surrounded by beads! The staff is so friendly, helpful, and happy! We came here once before to see if we could find six cocktail glasses and were rewarded with a big selection of sizes, styles, and price range! We will definitely be back the next time we need something! I grew up thrifting and now my daughter has grown up thrifting as well! Highly recommend Treasures Consignment Boutique!

Treasures is indeed a treasure. I needed a sport jacket for an event and found the right item in…read morethe right size at the right price. This in comparison to a couple of other thrift stores I shopped that had a smaller selection and less well organized... at Treasures each jacket was marked with the size, a huge time saver. On impulse I also bought a spice rack organizer which leads to a cautionary tale about shopping at thrift shops. After a good amount of time trying to assemble it I realized that pieces were missing. Hopefully this was an inadvertent error on the part of the donor in gifting what was essentially a worthless item. Can't blame Treasures because they can't be expected to open and examine every $10 item. Still 5 stars in my book. Also: they have a Dutch auction system where certain things get markdowns on predetermined dates. So if you want to take your chances, you may get that desired item even cheaper.... or, it may be sold out from under you. But that's Saratoga for you.

Good local people With some…read moreGood stuff, lots of furniture and household items. Not a bad place to check out

Great locale for used furniture, nice staff good prices New…read morestuff also. Lots of inventory

It is the only place I go to buy furnurture and has been for twenty years or more! Great service…read moreand friendly folks makes a huge difference for me. Prices are excellent as is the quality of the furniture.

While many people love to shop, I am not one of them. Having said that, our experience at…read moreLivingston was so excellent. Not only does Dave know his furniture but he was so helpful and listened to our needs and bam we got it all!! Delivery was exactly when he told us it would be and his men got 4 beds and a kitchen unit carried in (second floor for all!) and set up in a half and hour. When I am ready to buy more furniture I am definitely going to Livingston's! Thanks for such a great experience.

Cool store, an amazing owner and I just love my new piece I purchased…read more Well worth the trip! :)

Desperate for some hipster fare during a stay in the Adirondacks, we drove 90 minutes to the Olde…read more1840. Set in a gorgeous pastoral landscape with barn buildings dating to 1840, we were warmly greeted by a classic pick up truck and Pinterest-ready string lights before meeting the incredibly friendly shopkeeper within. Boy, was the trip worth it. The shop is brimming with an array of exciting and reasonably priced curiosities, vintage pieces, ephemera, antiques, leather furniture, and upcycled denim. Parts of the store remind me very much of Ralph Lauren's more rustic aesthetics, and I was super impressed by the sophistication and style with which the store was curated. The grounds are also so beautiful that it could easily be an event space, or a great place for lemonade or hot cider should they ever decide to sell refreshments. Can't wait to return. Enjoy your visit and drive around gorgeous Washington County.

I've watched the tv commercials for The Wood Carte and Uncle Mario's Garage for years and I had…read moreabsolutely no idea that they were directly across the road from one another. So when I stopped to check out one, of course I had to also stop to check out the other. The Wood Carte is so large it's like a rustic Amish furniture museum. The furniture--both large and small-- is exquisite. Everything is finely made and priced accordingly. To upgrade from my current kitchen table and four chairs, I'd have to spend over $2,000 at The Wood Carte. It's on my wishlist. There's also plywood furniture at The Wood Carte 2 located nextdoor. The staff is very nice. Even though they realize that you're just looking they try to be helpful because you never know. That's a great approach when you're in retail. When I'm ready to upgrade, I'll know where to go.

10/10 recommendation. Our next-door neighbors got a table delivered that was absolutely beautiful…read more They realized that there was a small dent in the table, and instead of coming to fix it, The Wood Carte delivered them an entire new table. The service here was excellent and the value of what you are buying goes to show their reputable rating.