Small Cutesy little Village…read more We came on a whim around noon and walked around shoppes. I liked them, but they weren't very unique. Ate at Fred and Ethel's Lantern Light Tavern. The wait for 2 people was 45mins around 2pm, but as we finished eating around 330pm the restaurant was getting emptier. Food was average. There isn't much for kids to do. Just a carousel, s'mores, train ride ($4 per person for a 5min ride) and the talking tree. You can do everything in under an hour and everything is more fun after dark of course. I was very excited for the "light show," which was extremely underwhelming. There was maybe 20ish little trees made of lights, spread out around the lake area and they were flashing synced with songs. Seriously... that is it... Lake was dried out so maybe that took away from the experience ? Doubt it. My partner and I had a great time, but it is not somewhere I would like to visit more then once.

I make it a priority to stop by Historic Smithville Village every time we go to Atlantic City/Cape…read moreMay. There is plenty to explore, including dining, rides for kids, and vintage items. There is even a Bed & Breakfast, if you would like to spend the night. You could dedicate a lot of time and rack up a lot of numbers on your pedometer, here, but it'll be worth every step you take. Have fun exploring the stores, the amazing fragrances, the restaurants, and/or sweets that you'll experience and.......happy shopping.

I spied some jewelry displays while going past what seemed to be a mobile shop…read more Sooo glad - unique & gorgeous costume jewelry. My man got me a delicate cross that I couldn't put down! The employees helped me a lot & were obviously proud of their products, as they should be!

This place caught my eye because I love things that remind me of nature. And another of my…read moregirlfriends is a total bird fanatic, so the kind of artisan handicrafts that are in this shop would be something that would appeal to her. They have lots of gifty kind of items - purses, jewelry, home decor, etc. Well worth a perusal and a nice little shop with decent prices.

My husband purchased a Christmas gift for me in December at Trendie Treasures and while I…read moreunderstand that stores have exchange policies, refusing to even offer store credit because it was more than 10 days past purchase is unreasonable -- especially considering the freezing temperatures and snow we had that made getting out difficult. It's only February 13, which is not an excessive amount of time after the holidays to request a simple credit. The complete lack of flexibility and customer service was frustrating and left a really bad impression. I won't be shopping here again and I hope you won't either.

Nice mix of clothing and jewelry. I purchased a lovely little bracelet and was pleased that the…read moresales associate handed me a little card letting me know the best way to keep it bright and shiny. Prices aren't bargain basement cheap, but there are quite a few things there that would make nice presents for under $20.

GALLOWAY/Historic Smithville: Fairest Of Them All is a cute shop filled with environmentally…read morefriendly women's clothing, jewelry, accessories, gifts, and other unique items! Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside the shop and Brie had fun browsing. The owner was so sweet to us and we love the soap and bag we bought.

The first shop we hit this go round to Smithville…read more What a quaint one at that too! Beautiful clothing, jewelry, hats, and miscellaneous trinkets. Very fairly priced too. My daughter got a big BoHo looking sling purse. Totally her style. I held back on a beautiful long silver necklace with Buddha on the end. Definitely check out this one!

I really wanted to love this boutique. The clothing was beautiful, stylish, and reasonably…read morepriced--exactly the kind of place I'd normally shop at and support. However, my experience was deeply disappointing and has stuck with me in the worst way. I was browsing and taking my time, carefully looking at items, feeling the materials, and taking photos of a few pieces to send to my mother, who was nearby in another shop. My mom, who walks with a cane, had offered to buy me some fall items, and I thought it would be easier to show her photos rather than have her come into the store. From the moment I entered, I felt unwelcome. The woman, who I assume was the owner, ignored me at first (which I didn't mind, as I prefer to shop without assistance). But when she saw me taking photos, her attitude shifted dramatically. She began following me, questioning whether I was genuinely interested in the clothing and implying that I didn't belong there. I apologized for taking photos without asking and assured her that I would delete them. I even tried to show her that I'd only sent them to my mom. Despite my efforts to smooth things over, she continued interrogating me in a condescending and suspicious manner. What upset me most wasn't the issue with photos--it was the way she treated me. I couldn't shake the feeling that her hostility was rooted in something deeper. As a Spanish-speaking, brown-skinned woman, I've experienced this kind of profiling before. Her behavior made me feel unwelcome and judged, as though I didn't fit the "type" of customer she wanted in her store. At one point, I had several items in my arms and was planning to try them on and purchase them. But her attitude became so off-putting that I ultimately put everything back and walked out. My mother, who had joined me by then, agreed that the experience was terrible. It's unfortunate because the boutique does have stylish clothing at mid-range prices, and I was excited to support a small business. However, no product is worth tolerating such blatant disrespect. To anyone considering shopping here: proceed with caution, especially if you're a person of color. My experience left me feeling humiliated, unwelcome, and deeply disappointed. I hope the owner reflects on how her actions affect potential customers. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect, and that clearly wasn't the case here.

CHECK YOUR RECEIPTS!!!!! I had heard about this on other Goodwill's but I NEVER thought it would be…read morehere, the girl rounded up my total for their "donations" without even asking! Yeah I know it was only change but GW is such a ripoff anymore that they DON'T ANYTHING extra!!!!!! And it is the principal of the whole thing! Well I have been wanting to boycott GW for a long time and THIS is the last straw! Goodwill consider yourself BOYCOTTED!!!!

Wow, just Wow. This place is the most cluttered, ghetto, dirty Goodwill I've ever been to. A bit…read moreof organization, less stuff, and friendlier staff could turn this place around. The donations do have potental. First off if you see a cart grab it, there's no "formal" place to grab one and people just leave them everywhere. They have a limited supply to begin with. Secondly, if you don't like congestion, chaos, mayhem, screaming kids, rude customers don't step inside. You'll encounter all of the above. The children here are literally ferel, than you have the deliquent parents who try to parent by screaming across the store. Literally a boy was riding some sort of for sale scooter thing getting in everyone's way and screaming at the top of his lungs. No parent in sight. It's total noise pollution. The isles of clothes should be organized but aren't. Most are hanging off the hanger or on the floor, some racks are jammed packed so full you can hardly sort thru them. I didn't spend alot of time in this department but can imagine that their sorting process for weeding out stained items, etc is poor. The misc/housewares section is overloaded and overflowing unto the floor. The stuff is piled high on large kitchen metal racks, artwork is all over the floor. This area is totally congested with people, and you will need to dig and move stuff around, alot. Don't get me started on the toy department. It's where ferel children are left by parents who don't want to parent. I will say there is alot of stuff in the housewares, vintage and otherwise, just finding it, getting to it, and dealing with all the chaos around it makes it difficult. Oh, and the min price point at this Goodwill is $3.49. Single spoon? Yep, $3.49! The staff stand around and play on their phones and are of no assistance. I was really suprised at how unkept this Goodwill was, simplying because the area and surrounding thrift stores are the complete opposite.