I am in love with CP Farmhouse!…read more This place is absolutely adorable. It oozes New England charm and you feel like you are on vacation in Maine. Also it smells fantastic. We walked around and look at the pumpkin patches, furniture, candles, antiques etc but honestly? I just wanted to pull up a chair and stay all day.It is so New England in this store and the products are absolutely beautiful. This place is out of a book about New England Antique stores. If in the area, this is a must see. If you are shopping around here, forget the clothing stores and just spend some time in here. The warmth, homey feeling, delicious scent and authentic quaintness will wrap itself around you and you will not want to leave.

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.

I absolutely loved this shop! I found the cutest Gilmore Girls coffee tumbler and couldn't help…read morebuying it for whenever I'm road tripping around and in desperate need of some coffee. Super cute GG stickers for sale here too.

Cute small store that sells clothes, socks, jewelry and Gilmore girls things. Marty's coffee shop,…read moreTitus garage, and the bookstore is all walking diatancr

A cute little candy shop next to shops, restaurant, and a waterfall. We purchased a few goodies,…read morechocolate, lollipops, and even a lipstick shaped marzipan candy. The service was good and they had a good variety. I recommend a visit if you're in the area!

AAAAMAZING selections!! Samples are great to help make tough choices! Highly recommend, you won't…read morebe disappointed!!!

35 Years and Counting! We had a Great time Saturday...Like Always! It's our Yearly Tradition and…read moreevery year is worth the trip. You Guys are Always so Welcoming and Helpful and the Group looks forward to it every year. We get together as a Large Family and is a Great reason for us to Bond as an Extended Family. Little History...We started 41 years ago when my wife was 6 months pregnant with my son who is now 40! We were with 2 friends and actually started the Tradition. We were there for 4 Hours, Up and Down the Hills constantly looking for the "Perfect" Tree, as my wife Couldn't make a Decision! I give her credit for climbing up and down while carrying a Baby! We missed a few years sporadically as we tried other farms to see what they were like but obviously we returned to Angevines and we've been there to this day! We were probably there for 35 years! Thanks for the Great Experiences over the years! Michael Grisanti

I just visited Angevine tree farm. The people working there are lovely however the trees are very…read moresmall and not full. Yes the price is better but we had a very hard time trying to find a tree. The one we found is very small not really what we were looking for. Unfortunately, we will not be returning next year.

This place is PACKED with treasures! There is something for everyone. They have a wide variety of…read moresizes. They have shoes, jewelry, handbags (so many handbags!). If I spent an entire day in there I'm sure I would miss stuff! There is now a way to shop online as well. The best part is you are getting great items for great prices while shopping sustainably and supporting a local business!

Less is more so all I have to say is this is THE place you want to visit. The store, the staff, the…read morecommunity, the style. Yes, yes, yes, and yes.