Great vendors with highly eclectic finds. Military…read morememorabilia is broad ranging. Staircase up to the two buildings is also full of finds. Finds of books, art, pottery, clothing, signage, posters and glassware. Nicely laid out into mini rooms for vendors' offerings.

Loved this well curated antique store. It has beautiful home decor, jewelry, porcelain, toys and…read moremilitary collections. It's definitely worth a visit.

Great place, lots of treasures to be found and super nice people running it. Highly recommend…read moresince their inventory turns over quickly.

I haven't been in a while, but you can find some really nice things here. Quality apparel, and a…read morewhole Christmas decoration floor. The service has been great for me! Quiet and accommodating.

If you think the old residence had good stuff wait till you visit their new location. I'm not sure…read moreabout the address--104 main st in Chester. But we did find the new location anyway, a former antiques store, and even though she and her husband weren't open yet, they still invited us in. They're even better than before. We bought a gorgeous old rocker at a great price. The couple themselves are fantastic. They own the 250+ year old tavern next door and will decide on its use in the future. GOOD LUCK. You deserve it.

Lots of goodies to be found! Don't forget to look downstairs at all of the holiday goodiesread more

As a self-diagnosed antique collecting addict, I visit many antique shops. I usually have to drive…read moreto them, so when I found out that Bijou Galleries is easily accessible via train (you can see the train station when standing outside the shop) I was excited! This is one antique shop that I know I will visit on a regular basis. Why? Because: 1) Easily accessible from NYC 2) Centrally located in Cold Spring 3) Excellent customer service (very welcoming) 4) Well lit, warm and inviting 5) Great variety of collectibles, vintage items, antiques and more. 6) Great variety of prices. Want a painting for $300? Got it. Want a cool disney glass for $5? Got it as well! 7) There's a lot of dealers, meaning you can walk into one stall, booth, or room and then walk into another one and shop for different unique items. 8) I may have mentioned this before, but... VARIETY, VARIETY, VARIETY! 9) This shop is big and nicely organized. Bijou Galleries is a necessary stop for tourists, collectors and the curious.

I have never visited a real antique gallery until today. This store has all the possible antiques,…read morevintage items and collectibles that you could imagine. The place is full of stocks from top to bottom, from front to end, from one room to another. Any antique addict will adore this place. Prices vary. You should have the patience to look each item's tag. Grab if you think you got the price right. Put extra time if you are really into antiquing when visiting as there are so many good finds. One good spot to stop by when visiting Main street of Cold Spring. The person in the counter is very welcoming. The location is easily accessible from the train station.

Cute little store and very cool stuff. Lots of really cool clocks, older cameras, and more. The guy…read morewho was helping us was super nice. Go check it out for yourself.

Hours are incorrect. Went on a Friday at 4:45pm and posted hours are different-closes at 4pm…read moreeveryday they're open

Yet another solid antique shop located just outside of Warwick! This dealer has less…read morecrafty/country items and more items like glassware, brass items, and other classic items (Victorian too). It is one big room with a limited amount of furniture items, some pottery, old beer steins, and a cacophony of other items, with a few larger pieces in an adjacent room. Last time I was here, I picked up an old piece of iron fencing from the 1800's for $35; my Mom plans on using it with her garden. Beware that the couple that runs this place out of the building beside their house goes to Florida for the winter, and comes back up in the spring; if you're unsure of whether they'll be there, I recommend calling ahead. Otherwise theyre very nice people, and if you're on this road I'd recommend stopping in!

I stopped in on the way to dine at Valley Rock Inn and Mountain club. The shop had gigantic patina…read moregreen bronze lions roaring menacingly from the curb as we whizzed by and we did a double take. Sally was locking up but she welcomed us in and I found a treasure for my garden. She was most accommodating and even haggled on price. I highly recommend this charming shop.

My wife and I was pulling into the parking lot to go into the antique store which was next to the…read moregun shop and the owner or a worker was rude and without asking yelled at us and told us we were not allowed to park there because he thought we were trying to go into the gun store. Funny thing was I was going into the gun store and my wife love antiques and she was looking for stuff for the house. She loves antiques. This was a horrible interaction and bc of that we will never go there. I have never pulled the race card but they let 3 separate cars with white ppl park in his lot and they stood on line with me to enter into the gun store.

My best friend introduced to Grey Barn. Keep in mind-the treasures begin as soon as you enter the…read morestore. I roamed and stubbled upon great finds and they had great pieces of pottery, crystal and wood items that I had to have. I left with a couple of treasures including a great piece of pottery. All of their treasures are priced well. Cant wait to revisit this store.

Loved this place! I took a trip up to Andover and found this spot. It's full of good stuff and the…read moreprices are extremely reasonable. The owners are so kind and helpful and they have a HUGE stock of candy and drinks. I found the selection to be diverse-- silver, crystal and glass, lots of art, furniture, collectibles, glassware, sports cards, and other curious things. I enjoyed the trip here and would certainly return.