We had a very uncomfortable experience here. The owner made us feel unwelcome, and we ended up…read moreleaving shortly after arriving. There were also some offensive and outdated items on display that made us feel uneasy. Not a place I'd recommend.

What can I say? Don is a terrific human being!! I brought some old antique paintings and my…read moreMother's Diamond wedding ring for Don to look at. He took the time to educate me on the status of the industry and where it is going. I was very impressed with his vast knowledge and experience. He even referred me to a contact of his that was a Gem specialist. Though Don buys and sells jewelry, Diamonds are not his forte. When I met with his contact, he was just as great as Don and imbued all the great human qualities that Don has including: Extensive expertise in his field going back 2 generations, Honest to a "T", Fair, very personable, a good listener, really caring about his customers and not treating them like less than or cash machines, impeccable character and moral compass. Please visit him whether you're buying or selling antiques or jewelry. He's the BEST!

The New Haven County ReStore is a great place to shop, donate and support Habitat for Humanity of…read moreGreater New Haven.

great place to shop,great women very friendly. One big problem their manager only shows up ervery 6…read moreto 8 months to price items to put out on the floor.???? i do not know where this is a help to anyone .This women must have a ego the size of the state. Can't make $ if items are not on floor. I going to stop donating items till i see things change. Maybe see if her higher ups know this is happening.

They have stuff made in USA and Canada so good quality and the pricing is very fair. Much better…read morethan Bobs cheap stuff.

When they were called Kitchen Dinette I bought my first dining room table with hutch in 1984. It…read moreis still in the family in excellent condition. Since then I have bought with Dinette depot a cafe table with two chairs, a dining room table with server, all over 19 years old and just recently purchased another cafe table with four chairs for a summer home. The quality, craftsmanship and pricing are excellent. My family started with 3 sons, and we are now at six grandchildren. And the furniture still survives! We are completely happy with the service and the furniture.

New gift items and antiques in a range of prices starting at $1…read more In the interest of full disclosure, this is my moms shop! ;) That being said I will try to be impartial. The back room is amazing, a big rambling garage of real antiques, books, tin wear, furniture, glassware, kitch, and a DOLLAR SECTION. I have found so many amazing things in this section. I've often picked up an item and said "we can EBay this for like $40" and mom will reply, "yes but I have 47 cases of glassware to sell so ummm, give someone a thrill" and indeed, people will get super excited and find a gem. Local goat soaps, local raw honey, and local folk art are great additions to the antiques. New items inspired by antiques: Whimsical signs, vintage inspired decor for every holiday (especially Christmas!) metal chickens, hooks, candles, country, wreaths, rugs, tablecloths, pillows, curtains, lamps, small furniture, notepads, kitchen lighting, soap dispensers, dishcloths... People really love this shop, and the prices are very reasonable.

Great shop. Very friendly owner. Nice mixture of newer primitives and older antiques. Fair prices…read more Highly recommend.

The staff is all volunteer, but they are cranky and condescending. Also they sell ivory,…read moreintentionally mislabeled as bone, which is illegal and immoral.

I feel it necessary to contradict the recent negative, even hateful, review of The Barn Sale. It is…read morea haven, particularly during these challenging times. I constantly recommend it to my friends who do not know about it. The staff, manager and volunteers, couldn't be nicer or more helpful. During Covid, they have implemented all the precautions required/recommended including masks, plexiglass shield at checkout and arrows to help us wend our way through the magic safely. Anyone who says those things are not there must either have been somewhere else or is lying. It is a great place that is such a fun way to be able to contribute to those in need in our community. I am grateful it is a part of our community.

So nice to stop and browse through this store after breakfast at Leo's. The inventory is always…read morechanging with restored pieces, antique furniture, jewelry, vinyl records, original work by local artists and much more. The staff is friendly and inviting, the atmosphere is organized and well laid out. Nice location and convenient parking too. Highly recommend!

Great service , reasonable prices, and unimaginable amounts of items make this shop the absolute…read morebest choice around.

If the farmhouse look is what you are after, this awesome little place is your new favorite store!…read more And Julie the designer & owner is the reason why you'll love it. This lady is an amazing trove of historical information and that is why I love it. Julie knows what these things are, their provenance and the detailed history behind each piece. She is an expert in the field and farmhouse style antiques is what Julie eats, sleeps and breaths, 24/7. And the inventory! I honestly don't know how she constantly finds such incredible items. Every time I stop by, it seems like 1/3 of the store is stuff I hadn't seen before. Over the years I have bought a table, some stoneware and many a fist full of silverware (and she has a TON of it). She has an absolutely gorgeous cabinet that I drool over every time I am there, but I just don't have the room for it sadly. Trust me, you'll love the store, don't listen to the Karen's. And yeah, if you break something she'll probably get testy with you, I know I would. So my advice? Don't go around picking up and breaking things that say "PLEASE do not touch!". LOL!

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.

this is a great shop..lots of different vendors and each has a different selection of items, not…read moreoverwhelming and displayed beautifully. a nice shopping experience. I found several things. I felt the prices were very reasonable.