Great selection of products. Always changing. People working ther are always so pleasant, welcoming…read moreand helpful.

Great spot. Don't forget to go downstairs! The stairs are in the back past the cash register. I…read morealmost missed them!

When I tried to visit my favorite antique store, Back Bay Antiques, in Wolfeboro, NH, I was…read moredisappointed to find it closed. Though much to my pleasure I learned that it had relocated to nearby Ossipee and grown much grander in scale and style. White Mtns Antique Gallery is an elegantly and expertly curated extravaganza of antiques and collectibles. Like so many in the area are, this shop it is not an antique mall. Rather it is the manifestation of one man's passion to collect and then offer a huge variety of high quality antique and vintage items for others to collect and enjoy. This gallery is not be be missed.

First time I visited this gallery I was impressed by the quality and variety of the antiques…read more Since it takes me over two hours to get to this Ossippee, NH business, I visit infrequently in spite of the quality. Unfortunately, they are suffering from a management issue that creates considerable problems for folks like me who have to travel some distance to take advantage of what they offer. Today, November 5, 2025, I made the trip only to discover they were closed. It is Wednesday. Seems their hours on several (at least 3) internet sites failed to mention their winter hours. This includes their Facebook page. Good enough. If you can't keep your information up to date, I can't afford the time and gas to visit a closed shop. Will look elsewhere for my antiques.

Went in on Saturday November 16, 2019 and was immediately greeted upon entering. Explained that we…read moreneeded unfinished table legs for a sentimental table and chairs given to us by a sweet elderly women. They usually don't have those in stock but she was more than happy to ask the gentleman in the warehouse just in case. Low and behold they had legs!! They went over and above for us and it is truly appreciated! They have such beautiful furniture and accessories . Please stop by and take a peak, it's worth the trip! Lynn

Everything in store people. Selection delivery . Putting . rniture together. Sales. Customer…read moreservice. 5 star. I will b back

Great experience, beautifully curated items old and new! Distinctive boutique clothing that fit…read morethe budget. And the friendliest service! Great experience. :D They even shipped items too bulky for my suitcase.

Great place to shop! Owners are exceptional and helpful! Love this place! Opened up even when…read moreclosed!

I moved to the Lakes Region in 1974 and with the advent of turning the mill buildings into places…read moreof commerce I couldn't be more happy. As a parent myself, I always took my young son to Innisfree Bookshop because he loved to look at books geared for him, the stuffed animals, the train set, and so much more. I was always right with him during the times we visited, the staff knew me very well, and I never felt as if I had "nazis" hovering over me EVER. The comments made above by a few people, particularly the person who planned on spending $200 (yeah, right) just show me that SHE was the issue. People who instruct their children well in life, will have well behaved children. It IS as simple as that. Additionally, I have known Bev and Kathy and so many more who are employed there and I would be honored to work with any of them. The Innisfree Bookshop is a professional environment, that any store owner would wish to emulate. In fact, when I opened my own store front in Jaffrey, NH in 2007, I modeled my "in store posture and presence regarding children" after Innisfree Bookshop. I never had a problem! People today need to realize that there are folks from all age demographics including elderly folks trying to purchase items as well. I wonder if the person who vehemently states her case above, and later calling the manager was the same woman who I saw allow her kids to run rampant in the store, nearly colliding with an older person who was oxygen dependent and carried a shoulder bag with same in it? I recall asking that elderly person if she was alright, but further wish I had spoken to that "head in La La land parent" and told them to leash the kid. As a former CNA and Nursing student, and paraprofessional working in the medical industry, I have seen this type of parenting (the lack thereof) and wonder how would the parent handle their child contacting an elderly person causing that dear one to fall and break a hip? Additionally, as a former Vet Tech, I have seen people manage their leashed canines in a more controlled, better behaved fashion. To my way of thinking, people have lost great respect in our times. As a parent, I have always instructed my son PRIOR TO ENTERING ANY ESTABLISHMENT. It doesn't matter what the enterprise "is", I have seen kids running the aisles in Walmart, Shaws, Hannaford and the like, and it is still the same kind of parent of the child whom all the rest of us would like to strangle because they failed to do the very things by virtue of their child's education relative to "courtesy and comportment" in various settings. Children need to be raised to RESPECT their environment, an to respect the personal space of those around them. I always taught my son to be "OTHER ORIENTED", and he has grown to be a very compassionate young adult to this day. Sincerely, Candace Ellen McCabe

Cute local bookstore located right in the heart of the historic Mill Falls Marketplace…read more They have classic genres from fiction to poetry, as well as a New England section for those show want to discover more about the area. There's also have a full toy section for children! Definitely check out this local bookstore when visiting the marketplace.

My daughter and I came upon this lovely shop,and equally lovely owner. We really loved our…read moreconversation and wonderful friendliness . This is well appointed and fine shop with lovely outsourced craftsmanship . She is doing a fabulous job of procuring fine antiques and good craftsmanship with local artists in home furnishing. Just simply lovely

I popped into this shop on a whim and I'm glad I did. So many unique items that are beautifully…read moredisplayed. The owner is very friendly and helpful. Stop by if your in the neighborhood.

I go to the store every chance I get because the store has very interesting furniture and so many…read moreother items to purchase. I love giving business to small family businesses they really do depend on us and appreciate me as their client. The owners are extremely friendly and are always so helpful. You will not be disappointed if you go to buy or just look around the store,

Love this store! Drove by this place a million times and finally stopped in. It is deceivingly big…read moreand they have so much more inside than all the Adirondack chairs outside. Some really unique pieces. The owners are great too. They are open 10-5 - 7 days/week and Happy to stay late if you are shopping beyond 5. Definitely worth the stop!

Shopping in our rural area is limited without quite a drive…read more Thank goodness for Homegoods! This store has a vast variety of items one might be in search of for their home. Towels, sheets, decorating items, mirrors, rugs, dishes, food items, furniture... The list goes on and on! The displays are always eye catching and appealing. The store is very clean and well organized. Customer service and their return policies are great. Prices are reasonable especially when you find something to your liking on Clearance! Right after a holiday is a perfect time to go for that! My only complaint is that the towel section has diminished greatly in selection from previous times. Not sure why that would be, but hope that changes. So, good selection, good prices, good customer service and good hours make for a pleasant shopping experience! Glad we have this establishment to shop at!

Love the store but customer service needs to be improved. Left the store a few minutes ago and the…read moregullible cashier kept having a conversation with customers that already paid for their purchases. I was standing there with items on my hands and I finally set them down on one of the counters, looked over and they're still talking. I turned around to find a manager but didn't see anyone. I almost walked out when finally the customers left. I told her that if she wants to converse with the customers she should call another cashier over. She apologized, but that ruined my evening and was late going home. Can someone please train her to be more professional? 0 stars last time I'm shopping at this home goods