This is not a general store in the sense of, "there's a common product I need! Let me pop in!" This…read moreis a finely curated store with unique, I suspect regionally made, items perfect for presents and treating yourself. That one of a kind piece none of your friends have and will give a room extra pop? It's here. Woodford's doesn't have a physically large foot print, and is located next to the 109 Cheese Shop. There are parking spots on two sides of the building. As mentioned, there are housewares with ceramic glasses and plates, candle stick holders, designed paper, etc. There are also shelf stable snacks (matzo chips!), and a fridge with cheese, milk, and vegetables. (The Four Fat Fowl cheese is AMAZING) They also keep a cooler with a limited stock of frozen food, including lasagna, and have fresh vegetables on hand during the week. The mushroom display seems pretty constant though.

Conceived by Terry Crowe Deegan, Woodford's General Store specializes in locally grown and prepared…read moregrocery items, as well as regionally produced housewares and unique gifts. Originally from Kentucky, Terry is now a full time resident of Connecticut after spending three decades in New York. The tastefully curated collection of items and Terry's welcoming and friendly nature make a visit to the tiny general store a pleasant experience. Woodford's General Store is the perfect destination for those looking to pick up some newfound culinary treats and a house gift when visiting friends and family in the vicinity of Kent. I exited the store with a goldenrod wool throw from Evangeline, a Maine-based textile company, and a pear-cardamom pie from Kent's High 5 Pies in hand. This small business is the kind I am happy to find as it enhances and supports the community.

The shop definitely has a vibe, it's very cute and would fit in a very calm house. Everything flows…read moretogether, even completely different items and brands. It's not really a kid store, although there is a section of children's toys that would make cute gifts. It definitely leans adult who wants to add a new piece to the home or who needs to find a gift they won't see everywhere. The store shares a private rock parking lot with Brits Brand, so scones are next door! It's right by the light so I guess for Morris, it's a high traffic area. For the rest of the world very calm and peaceful! The employees were very friendly and with their dress and manners, made it feel more like you had popped into a friend's home then a store.

I have driven by Bella Luna Gifts Shop countless times and every time I say to myself that I need…read moreto stop in there one day. Welp, today was the day and I am so glad I did. The look and feel of this shop is warm and welcoming from the aromatic scent in the air to the visually appealing displays. I was greeted and was offered assistance should I need any then was left to explore this glorious shop. I took my time looking at every nook and cranny. There seems to be something for everyone and the price range is wide. Examples of items they carry include but not limited to: *Jewelry *Clothes *Accessories (gloves, scarves, wallets, etc.) *Handmade Soaps *Lip Balms *Candles *Chocolates *Honey *Kitchen Accessories *Wind-chimes *Ornaments *Bridal Gifts *Baby Items You get the picture! It's a great place to shop for gifts not only for others but for yourself as well. I'll be stopping by again real soon!

I may not be the target, high paycheck Litchfield county person this store is trying to appeal to,…read moreso take my rating with a grain of salt. Plus, the store is closing tomorrow in 2/19/18, so get your shopping in now with their deep discount (it seems up to about 50%). A lot of things in the store are very pretty, but really overpriced. There are no hidden treasures here you're going to overpay for, and some of the items seem to have a few liberties taken with their description. One of my shopping companions, an admittedly self taught glass collector, point out one "hand blown" bowl that was quite clearly pressed, including the makers mark. I wish the shop luck with their new adventure into the online!

i expected to find a lot more antiques and it was mainly european and reproduction antiques which…read moreat least were labeled reproduction. definitely a very limited selection with higher prices than i would expect.

A nice place to discover something new or old Right after…read morewe ate at Ollie's. Highly recommend.

CP Farmhouse is such a beautiful family owned store. They sell Amish made furniture and so many…read morestunning little ornaments and decor pieces for your home. Currently everything in the store is Holiday themed. I'm sure with the seasons and holidays their inventory changes. There are plenty of items made by local artisans, such as hand poured candles, goat milk skin care, reefs and more! Don't forget to take the stairs upstairs to discover more gems and a small clearance section. Most of the items are a bit over priced. A tiny little hen ornament that's made of mostly fluff is $18. The substantial items like the tables, chairs and such are truly quality. I would stop by here again when I'm in the area, I had a lot of fun browsing through this little store.

A Litchfield County hidden gem is The Rustic Country Barn on route 202 in New Milford. The place…read morehas been open a little over five years now and to be honest, although I drive by it several times a day, I didn't give it much thought. Litchfield County is kind of a Mecca for antique shops and old furniture stores. So on what should have been another glance as I whizzed by (observing the speed limit of course) was rudely interrupted by my wife's suggestion that we stop in and take a look. (hear my sigh) Fine I mumble. As we entire the store I am pleasantly surprised. It's filled with all the kind of furniture I always imagined I would build myself in my own workshop someday. But as my wife will quickly point out, you can't sit on someday. About a minute into the place my wife gives me the look. You know the look I'm talking about guys, the "this is a beautiful thing and you know I'm worth it" look. Once this happens and I come to the realization that were probably not going home empty handed there's only one thing left to do; make sure my input is dooly noted and prepare to limit the damage to our budget. As I'm cruising around the store the first thing that catches my eye is this very cool rustic looking pub table. As I belly up to kick the proverbial tires I can't help but say, "Honey, I could totally build this in my workshop!" Out of the corner of my eye I see my wife staring at the floor and shaking her head. She didn't say it out loud, but deep down I knew she was right. So with dignity still intact I decide to run this pub table through the paces. For those of you that know me, petite is not a word that most people would use to describe me. So when I reluctantly enter a typical big name furniture store filled with imported poorly made junk I always rate the quality based on one thing. What is the shimmy factor? When I sit down, how bad does it shimmy? If you're a big guy like me, you know what I mean. Back at the pub table I begin by kicking the first tire; the old grab the top on both sides and give it a shake followed by a feeble attempt to lift it off the ground. Table feels solid and vertical lift was negligible. Check! Next comes the big one. The old hop up on the stool and check the shimmy factor. Whoa, no shimmy! I even tried my rendition of the bar stool boogie and she held her ground. Impressive! Now for one final test; the old, "I've have 9 beers and it's time to let the table hold me up" test. I lean in and give the pub table everything I've got. Folks, we have a winner! The table didn't give a bit. As I walk through the rest of the store and barn, I find these qualities to hold true everywhere I turn. Bottom line, it's clear to me that the motto of The Rustic Country Barn, "Quality American made furniture that will last for generations" are not hollow words. I highly recommend a visit.

I was torn between 3 or 4 stars for RCB. I discovered them on Facebook and love everything I see. I…read morehave not been to the physical store yet but I have explored their website a few times. I was prompted by a video on their Facebook page for barn stars. I was inspired by the video to get one for my parents barn back in Ohio but after going through all the steps to buy one I was shocked at the shipping cost. It was as much as the barn star! I still want to get one but I'm going to wait until I have time to just buy it at the store. Now I'm not one to give up so I saw another post on FB for these cute drink holders so I went to the website to get a better look and as cute as they were they were like $24 for a little metal drink holder! They do have a lot of beautiful barn wood furniture on the website and I could see a few of these items in my home but clearly I'll need to save up. I'm going to stop in soon and I'll update my review then.

Wonderful selection of novels, but the lady at the register never looked me in the eye or even said…read morehello. She acted like I was bothering her by buying books. Dampened a great vibe.

It's an independent book store. It's not huge, but they have a wonderful well curated selection in…read morethe beautiful well lit space they have. The staff is always helpful, and do a beautiful wrapping job if requested for gifts. You'll find tags with staff recs hidden around the store which is fun. The kids section is a bit limited, but the wall of books it's behind is creative and the selection that is there has great classics mixed in with some great newer publications.

Beautiful store. What a selection of everything. Something for everyone. They have merchandise…read more you don't see anywhere else. Very helpful staff and a delight to shop in. Spotless clean too

I didn't have a lot of time to browse the store which was perfectly outfitted with toys for my…read moreenergetic boys, but the shop owner was a saint and really helped us out. My son had gotten stung by wasps in the town center nearby and she was kind enough to let us use her bathroom and even gave us free soap and a little toy to make my son feel better. Well that really saved us bc I was able to wash the wound which brought down the swelling. Would love to go and actually buy some toys for the boys next time we're in town. Thank you and so grateful for your generosity!

What a find! Lots of unique and fun items. I admit to self-gifting a warm, wool shirt. Cool…read morestocking stuffers. I will be back for a cast iron skillet. Nick, at the counter, couldn't be friendlier. and he looks like Santa, to boot!

Rude and inconsiderate owners, They screamed at my 13 year old daughter to put her phone away and…read moretold her to leave the store and threatened to call the cops on the both of us. We left abruptly. We were about to buy something, like they beg to do always, but we didn't because they told us to leave! One less customer for you! She also started crying really hard because she was so horrified of the workers horrible and grouchy attitude. Such a bad store I am disgusted with the owners rude demeanor.

My favorite go to store for gifts or for myself. Home accessories are diverse & of high quality…read more Jewelry unique. Beautiful selection of women's clothing that are also good quality & various prices. Staff is helpful.

How does this place only have 2 stars? Ridiculous. Exquisite well curated items for home and…read moregifts. Sweet Bunny Williams rugs and a line I originally was introduced to by my Greenwich decorator. Highly recommend. Kent is a lovely town for an afternoon of shopping and dining.