Cool place. Decent size. Lots of stuff to look at. Very good parking. Staff is friendly.read more

Well-merchandised and organized stalls make for a pleasant visit. And there is always the chance…read moreyou will find that item you had to idea you needed. In our case it was a set of espresso cups with faces painted on them.

Really great store with large selection! Always a must when visiting this charming town. Keep up…read morethe good work!

Walking around after a hike and a meal, we came across Cold Spring Antique Center. I have a wide…read morearray of antiques living in an older Victorian home, and always love to pop into spots to see what I can add to my collections. This particular spot had a wide variety of items. I found many items I was interested in, and then I came across a Steiff Hand puppet hedgehog. It was not in the best condition, but once I saw it, I could not get it out of my head. By far the cutest little find to add to my Steiff collection! I can't wait to go back and see what new finds they may have!

There is a big selection of vintage jewelry and furniture…read more There are many sections/booths with a variety of memorabilia/antiques/vintage m/luxury items. The staff was willing to answer questions and help with retrieving items from locked cabinets. Overall I would say the prices were on the high side, but fair based on how unique or rare the item was.

Oh no! What's happened?!? This has been a favorite destination of ours for years, however, on our…read morevisit today it had obviously suffered a "rebrand". They seem to have tidied up (not necessarily a bad thing) and turned it into a showroom, but in the process halved the stock and multiplied the prices by a substantial random factor. $200 for some old bunting? $170 for a tin can? $150 for a toy scout car (yours for ~$20 online BTW...) Sadly, no, not for us. Good luck to them but I'm not sure we'll be back until we see some fun stuff back on the porch again. Ho hum :(

A very special store by a very special man!! The store has so many unique antique pieces from…read moredifferent times. The space is filled with so many unique precious items that you feel like you time travelled into a different world. I bought a bunch of old post cards and he gave me a discount, a nice man. I wish him all the best!!

All of your vintage Christmas dreams will come true at Once Upon A Time Antiques! This tiny shop is…read morecrammed with all kinds of curious finds, from toys throughout the ages to holiday treasures, with the exception of the oh-so-elusive vintage Halloween decorations (they do have a stand of repro postcards). But if it's Christmas that you're looking for, Christmas you will get. So impressive, from completely intact boxes of tiny glass ornaments to 1950s Santas and reindeer. Also, their antique Easter offerings are legit. Although jam-packed with stuff (little to no furniture, it's all knick-knacks, I believe), so much so that it's hard to take it all in, I think even Marie Kondo herself would find immense joy in something here. Note: as others mention, this store is way more organized and all items are clean and seem to be in good condition (unlike some of the other shops on the block). Definitely worth a stop in on your Main Street stroll!

Out for gas and a local errand when I saw that there was a new business in the location of one of…read moremy former favorites, Simplicity, which closed unexpectedly last year. In its place, a vintage shop, full of cut crystal, blown glass, small furnishings, Some costume jewelry pieces and an abundance of Crystal and China. The shop is run by a lady from Alabama, who, even after 43 years managed to keep her delightful accent. I want this place to work and thrive but I fear that the buying market won't support the mission. This is not a consignment shop but you will find pieces that you would expect to find in a consignment shop. Many of the items are priced fairly and they are in good condition. Some of the clothing in the back are not in keeping with the Quality of the collectibles, in my opinion. I definitely miss Simplicity and the ability to consign locally. I did see a few items in this shop that I may return for. I'd encourage you to look for yourself. Leave big, bulky coats, and bags at home because they do have items set closely together, and many are unbreakable. please use caution. Friendly, welcoming, staff and montages based on color, style, and decade, make it fun to know how things could fit together in your place.

Loveeeee the energy, staff, aesthetic etc! Reasonably priced as well. I love the way they set…read moreeverything out with such thought. Great selection!! I got a mid century modern coffee table yesterday that was the perfect fit in my living room.

Very happy to have stumbled into this place and rummage through the rooms while some great tunes…read morefilled the barn. Found a cool old whiskey jug from NYC to take back to its hometown with us!

Wide variety of antiques, collectibles, and interesting junk reasonably priced. Kevin is always…read moreadding new inventory. Lots of antique hardware you won't find anywhere else. Fun place to explore and find items you didn't know you needed.

THIS SPOT NEVER DISAPPOINTS! I walk away with some amazing find every single time I visit. The…read morestaff is amazing and the selection is HUGE. It's about an hour away from where I live and it's always worth the drive. I think there's a solid price range on items yet some of the more expensive price tags definitely hurts the heart lol. It's also an awesome spot to find inspiration if you aren't ready to buy. Wear comfy shoes, make sure you have a sturdy tote and room in your car

Always a worthwhile stop. Being the larger of the two, and the one with the bathroom , we usually…read moredrop in between our commute to the Catskills. Huge selection of almost everything a person would want, and some things that, well, you'll see. Clean, well lit and a very helpful and friendly staff, along with a coffee stand on weekends. We have made several purchases here ranging from vinyl records to furniture, all in excellent conditions at great prices and have not been disappointed. Inventory changes frequently, plenty of parking

I always stop in and look for any collectibles-they have tons of clothes,that seem to be good…read morequality and condition and price- That's not what I'm after Lol! I've bought some treasures,to me anyway-the prices are erratic though,I think too many doing pricing and also pricing collectibles as per e-bays web site- They have tons of books and some toys and bedding etc.. They donate $ to local sports and graymoor- The ladies who volunteer are pleasant and work hard for the store-they're open Monday-Friday 10:00-3:00 And have sales on various items-every day and 50% off Occasionally-

Unfortunately, my experience was due to an error on their part and because they have a no refund…read morepolicy, they would not correct it. I found a box of Mexican train dominoes. I asked to open and count them right in front of her. She promised over and over again that they were all there. She said she remembered counting them herself. (My fault to not go with my instinct). When I get in the car, I opened it to see and it turns out, they aren't "91jumbo size color dominos", but old regular sized white and black dominos! Even if you didn't know the game, the tin box said very clear what was in it and even has a picture of what they are supposed to look like. I took them immediately back in before leaving the parking lot. I explained that this wasn't even what I purchased and didn't open it up because of her personal assurance. Nothing but a "sorry, but no returns". Even though I expressed that it wasn't a return because I didn't like it Or it was damaged. I'm returning it because she lied about counting it and never opened it to clearly see it wasn't the right set or she didn't know what she was looking at and just thought dominos. My advice, don't trust "oh I personally counted myself". Open it, inspect it, count it. Because they won't make good on a sale that they even guarantee. I know it's a thrift store and you take chances, but it's just bad business to say you did something and in actuality didn't do it properly or at all. I didn't need an apology on their mistake. I needed a correction on a bad sale.