Me, my wife, and adult daughter visited Farmhouse Antiques today, and what happened to them was…read moreabsolutely appalling. My wife opened an antique book on the table whose cover was already detached -- clearly old damage -- and it fell off as she opened it. The owner immediately stormed over and began berating her with an attitude that can only be described as hostile and condescending. She snatched a tiny piece of paper off the floor and inferring it was a "sign" warning customers not to touch -- insinuating my wife had somehow knocked it down. Then, dripping with sarcasm, she sneered, "Will that be cash or card?" while trying to force her to buy not only the already damaged book but the entire set. As if that wasn't enough, the owner followed us around the store like a hawk, glaring and muttering under her breath. When we finally decided to leave, she actually followed us outside -- screaming obscenities, calling my wife a vile name (The "C" word several times), and cruelly insulting my daughter's appearance even though my daughter had nothing to do with the incident and remained quiet. As we were leaving, I could distinctly hear the owner sarcastically tell us: "Be sure to go on Yelp and review my shop!" Thank you for the suggestion, Julie, I'll take your suggestion. From reading other reviews, it's clear this isn't an isolated incident. This owner has a history of being rude, aggressive, and completely unprofessional toward customers. I fully expect Julie will attempt to respond to this review by defending or excusing her behavior--perhaps even further revealing her behavior. I suppose we'll see. There are plenty of wonderful antique shops in Woodbury that actually respect their customers -- this is not one of them.

They have nice stuff, but the woman working seemed annoyed by our presence alone. No greeting, no…read moregoodbye. Not that it's necessary, but it is a little rude to ignore someone when they greet you. We wouldn't come back just due to the negative ambiance

A wonderful, intimate shop full of unique treasures and run by the original owner's daughter, who…read morehas a great eye and is very knowledgeable about her inventory. We had a lovely time chatting with her, and will definitely be back the next time we're in Woodbury.

I love popping by this shop whenever I come to CT to visit family. The selection is always…read moreeclectic and the price are fair. I love wandering about the many rooms and seeing the amazing pieces. The owner is a wonderful, warm woman who is knowledgeable about the pieces in her shop and you walk with a little nice story about whatever you buy.

We purchased close to $1,000 worth of antiques from Arthur Pappas and Mainstreet Antiques through…read morean auction. Approximately $100 of that (after taxes and his commission) was a small cabinet which was either willfully misrepresented in the description or accidentally misrepresented. When we showed up to pick it up, we found it covered in mold (see the photos). He had listed it as in "Good Condition" with no photos showing the actual condition of the cabinet (see screenshots). We showed the item that day to Mr. Pappas who was immediately hostile, asking only "are you serious?" in a huff before storming away--we did not see him again and completed the rest of our pickup. After no refund for a week, I reached out to him via email with photos and he said he would not give any refund, that this level of mold--or just mold in general-- is consistent with the "used furniture" that he offers for sale. Please look at the photos I posted and see if you agree that "good condition" antiques should look like this from a "professional" antique dealer. He kept the cabinet, which he still has. Despite this, he refused to refund our money. Further, while knowing nothing about me, he continued in email replies to cast aspersions on my character in a bizarre way: saying I must be "above cleaning," implying I have an unhappy life, or have a "fear of mold," all of which was extremely unprofessional. Mr. Pappas also knows (or should know) that this is all inaccurate because we purchased other larger pieces of wooden furniture from him, among other items, and were happy with them because they were in the condition represented in their descriptions (though, of course, we would not have purchased them, either, had we known what we were getting into). We disputed the charge with our CC company but they hampered us because they cannot accept photos as part of the complaint process and that was key to showing that the description of the item was deceptive or inaccurate. He wrote in his counterclaim that his photos were not deceptive and accurately showed the condition of the cabinet. You can decide. So, I write this to say BUYER BEWARE of any auctions held by Arthur Pappas or Main Street Antiques / Antiques Center. From his own representations you may not see mold, like my photos, in his description or photos but you SHOULD expect it upon pickup. And also expect a fair amount of abuse from him if you have a problem with that and ask for a refund. Best to just avoid this business. This part of the state is full of antique sellers, and there are far better merchants to give your money to who conduct their business with integrity.

My review is based on the shop as a buyer. Everyone I dealt with was courteous and beyond helpful…read more An older woman working there was so sweet and informative, she gave us a map of the area and pointed out other places to check out. There is a very eclectic mix of vintage clothing, furniture, pictures, jewelry and many other items. There's an upstairs and downstairs. We are beyond happy with our purchase of an awesome mid century modern couch. I wish we lived closer!

The sandwiches are so good! I had the Bastone and it was packed full and so fresh! They have a…read more variety of sandwiches for lunch and even breakfast sandwiches too! They also have a selection of hot foods and a even desserts! Super cute inside with tables to sit and enjoy your food! Can't wait to come back!

Great little place with really good food nice friendly staff. Big selection of sandwiches and other…read morefood options

Prior to 2006, a piece of furniture that I now own was sold by this store. It had been through a…read morefew owners and an estate before I purchased th piece, and I called to get more information for a provenance. The owner could not have been nicer and sent me information and a provenance to go with the early 1700s slant top Boston desk. Only good, reputable dealers keep track of their previously sold inventory and are willing to work with new owners.

I find it funny the inside of this shop looks exactly as it did from the 6 year old photos…read moreuploaded, I don't even need to upload any. While there are a few nice pieces here, if you're just doing the antique trail for fun, you can pass it up, unless you're planning on dropping between $2,000-$20,000. The owner is incredibly rude as well, and took time out of his day to send me a caustic Yelp message saying that I couldn't afford to purchase what's in his shop after my initial 3 star rating, 9 months after I left it. Oh really? If you're actually looking for museum quality antiquities, I would suggest going to Jeffrey Tillou Antiques up in Litchfield instead. The owners are quite friendly, knowledgeable, and approachable. I'd prefer to do business with them instead. They have some lovely Queen Anne armchairs ready to be purchased.

They are such an amazing place to visit. So many special different items to get for yourself, or a…read moregift. All the local artists contributions make it amazing. Lots to look at everywhere you look, take your time so you don't miss something unique and hidden! Good value and service. Something for everyone. Soaps, jewelry, treats, embroidered items, candles, plants, clothes, and then some.

This store is amazing! I stopped to get my sister a birthday gift. I found that, plus my brothers…read moreChristmas present, and amazing things for me I wouldn't find somewhere else. The collection is so vast and unique, it's a must stop! The front door is on the left, not where it might normally be up front. When you enter, it doesn't feel overwhelming until you realize there are two extra rooms. There is an order when you realize things lead into like objects - all the chocolate bars are together, jewelry is in the same area, etc. They have these adorable necklaces with honeycomb and wee bees on them. Actual honey, of course. Stones for meditation and pots for flower keeping. Crazy cat clocks for fun!

This amazing shop carries a wide variety of mid century modern furniture, incredible hi-fi, vintage…read morelighting, cool albums, and other remarkable treasures. The owner is very knowledgeable and friendly. The only downside is that he does not have regular hours, so it is a catch as catch can Kaunda of situation.

the shop tucked away in the old cheese shop right on Main st. In Woodbury ct is quite a place to…read morediscover.. If you ever wondered where all the modern furniture is that didn't get put museums, here is your answer, Just when we thought we were done George the sole and only proprietor, gave my lovely wife and myself a tour of the newly restored victorian house next door.. What a way to display furniture, we wanted to buy complete rooms of modern furniture and the vespa tucked next to the radiator, well enough said, skip the Mill House and all the other wanna be "antique" stores and and support the modernists,

Love like the feel of family oriented and good variety of if stuff and local products from Ct…read more Stuff very helpful and courteous. Great local grocery store with fresh products and veggies.

A small grocery store located in semi rural Woodbury, CT. I pass by about four times a week, so…read moreoccasionally I'll stop in for a needed item. Not the kind of place I'd do my regular grocery shopping if I was local, but these small supermarkets are important to their communities. I wish my local small market hadn't closed up two years ago in my little town, it makes shopping a bit more of a challenge now. Again, as others have stated, prices are slightly higher than your larger retailers. But this store offers some unique items, the deli is outstanding, and the fried chicken is excellent. Staff is very friendly & helpful also. A solid 4 Star rating.

Canfield Corner Pharmacy is a gem. Located in the heart of…read moreWoodbury, it is full of history and charm. I like to go there especially when I need to buy a gift. They offer a nice selection of great quality items. The staff is friendly and helpful. I look forward to my next visit.

Mary & Ruth are not just automatic pill dispensers. They combine their academic degrees, expertise,…read moreand years of experience understanding medical conditions and human behavior with seemingly endless care and concern for each person's welfare, along with a dose of good humor. Of course their historic building is crowded with greeting cards, gifts, and OTC health/personal care products--that's how independent pharmacies stay in business now. I am happy and determined to support their survival as the only pharmacy in town and thrilled not to have to drive substantially farther just to use an impersonal national chain.

Each visit gets better and better and better. I was stoked to find a selection of protein powders…read moreI haven't found in any stores along with so many other new indie health food products. I'm obsessed with Harmless Harvest coconut yogurt. It's so easy to support a healthy lifestyle with this store. Even my mainstream Stop n Shop shopping beau was wowed by the store and reconsidering his shopping habits.

I was surprised to find this little Health Food market in Woodbury, LaBonne's Market is in town…read morealso, so this small town is fortunate enough to support two grocery stores of similar size. There are a few differences between the two stores, New Morning Market offers some more healthy options, such as probiotic items like sauerkraut and yogurt drinks. I found the prices to be comparable to Whole Foods, and some of the Primal salad dressings & BBQ sauces happened to be on sale, so I saved a couple of bucks on each one I purchased. Also, I picked up a High Heat Olive oil "On Special" as soon I had walked through the front door, that was a great deal too. I also noticed they have a fairly decent stock of supplements too. Staff was very friendly and helpful, I will be back occasionally to pick up speciality items in my diet.