Great place to sit outside at picnic tables with drinks for a spring summer evening. Dog friendly…read more They serve food and adjacent to the building there is a great seafood cart (in the same area) with great Lobster Rolls. Enjoy!

If your visiting Hudson, come in here and take a look around of all the antiques and it's crazy…read moreprice tags.

Amazing and unique vintage furniture like I've never seen anywhere else - wild old signs, vintage…read morefurnishings and architectural pieces galore!! It's like Brimfield for the other 51 weeks of the year :) I love this place!! My wife and I are flying back to NY for the Mary Randolph Carter book signing on Saturday and we can't wait to check out the new inventory too!! Check out the pics of some of their inventory on Facebook - simply amazing stuff: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Hudson-Mercantile/596920753717378 Need a 12-foot sign that says 'A-OK' ? Or, hand colored, poured concrete molds of Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum's heads to use for bookends in your loft? Guess where you can find both? This place rocks!!

Lodestone is one of the most unique and creative shops on Warren Street in Hudson. It is carefully…read morecurated by its owner Nicole, an artist who travels the world and finds unique and eclectic pieces of furniture, one of a kind rugs and various textiles which she transforms using her creative design skills. Lodestone is a complete extension of Nicole as evidenced by her sentimental bond with each piece and her passion when talking about its origins, how it was crafted or what it was originally used for. It's a must stop store when roaming down historic Warren St.!

Absolutely love this place. The rug selection is amazing. A very well-curated selection of…read morefurniture and lighting.

This won't be long because I what I have to say is pretty simple and direct. And at this point,…read moreI've spent more time on the one and a half sentences then they spent acknowledging us or speaking to us during the 15 minutes in their store despite attempting to ask questions and despite making it clear we were looking to make a purchase. In fact, the person couldn't even be bothered to look up or get up. Lots of over priced stuff. But we were on a weekend get away and buying up art and items for our apartment in Manhattan. Fortunately other places were very happy to take our money and make a sale.

Some cute things, was considering some pillows and lucite cases, but across the room, as soon as my…read morefour-year old child, who was holding my husband's hand, rounded the curve to where the not-cordoned-off chair sets were, the employee jumped up from where he was just engrossed in whatever he was reading, and chased after him to loudly tell him to mind our "small child. Those chairs are very valuable!" It was quite off putting, especially because my husband was literally looking at her with no interest in the furniture, no food or drinks in her hands, not acting rambunctiously, just sitting on a, again, not-cordoned-off chair. No signs that say, "do not touch", "do not sit", or anything. I'm pretty sure if I sat there, it would've been fine and I'm 4 times her weight. After telling off my kid, he went back to ignoring us by the register, not looking up from whatever he was reading. I lost interest in the cases, accessories, and furniture. Dogs on leashes were in the store (no complaint from me; love me some doggoes) and no one was chasing after them to not touch the furniture. Whatever bad experiences they've had with other children is no excuse to embarrass my child or make her feel like she did anything wrong, and yes, the tone clearly made her feel that way despite us cooly, and quietly leaving.

You know when you go to a Thrift store- but you end up paying wayyy more than "thrift store…read moreprices"? Not in here. Opening its doors a couple of years ago in what used to be a mechanic shop (of some kind I think), prices are "thrift"! Not far from the Woodstock line on Rt 212 in Saugerties, Ray's Retro has heaps of 50s, 60s, 70s vintage clothes, bags and jewelry, etc- plus you're guaranteed to find the perfect vintage piece with your name on it! My daughter says I like wearing "loud" things. While I don't disagree, I love adding just a piece that pops to my minimalist look and Rayann's met me there. From the Gong bell entrance to what's inside, every corner here has something for you...that's of course- if you're into this kinda thing. And in the words of one of my favorite artists, "I'm gonna pop some tags. Only got twenty dollars in my pocket. I'm, I'm, I'm hunting, lookin for a come-up- This is f*cking awesome".

So fun! Many great finds. Something for everyone and if you love vintage clothes this is the…read moreplace to go. Rayann is amazing and lovely. A must visit.

Antique shop with the cutest little dog with power pup mentality. You get immersed in history…read morewelcomed to explore two floors of an interesting variety of antiques. Everything from glassware to clothing and kitchen utensils to decor. Customer service was very welcoming by the owner. Felt liked I popped up on an old friend unannounced and was met with open arms. Check her out...the 'guard dog' definitely lived up to the name.

UnQuiet is a vintage, antique shop with interesting curiosities to peruse. UnQuite inhabits the…read moreother side of the first floor of shared with Ravish Liquors (cool, cozy bar) in historic Coxsackie building that was once a firehouse and jail. If these walls could only talk! The shop has two floors and the building, shop, and bar are all under the creative proprietor Sara Gray Miller. Where else will you find a wall sized, hand-painted sign that was originally from a Coney Island freak show in the '30s? Strange, unusual, beautiful ephemera, art, furniture, etc. Fun to stop in to shop around and then enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail in Ravish. When in downtown Coxsackie, don't miss this spot.

Some people either like it or hate Vintage. Our home isn't completely one style......we're a little…read moreEclectic, Modern, Rustic, Countryish, 60s Retro and even a 70s hand-me-down chest of drawers thrown in. That's just us. Actually, we weren't even in the market for Vintage shopping and came across Rosie's by coincidence. As a matter of fact, this same address, used to be where Lucky Chocolates was located for a long time (before moving right around the corner). Cute place with 60s clothing, Shoes, Home Decor, Costume Jewelry, Furniture and other stuff. A little pricier than the usual Thrift store but after all...you're in Saugerties. What do you expect? I honestly don't know how often she gets new merchandise, but I don't think it would hurt to check back or call- especially if you live nearby. Rosie- herself had an upbeat vibe while we shopped for a few things. Rosie's Vintage is full of awesome treasures (that is...if you like to shop Vintage). Don't be fooled either...you'll also find modern pieces here too. Chances are if you stop here (and I'm hoping this isn't just a Pop-Up store), no matter what you're looking for- if this is what you're into, be prepared to be dazzled.

Love this place! I found some really nice things here. A table and a lamp were so well preserved…read moreand well priced. The place is endless with about 8 rooms of antiques and contemporary items. We will return

I discovered Crow Cottage today and I will definitely be back! It was a delightful treasure of…read morecountry folk, antiques and decor. The store smelled amazing from the candles and potpourri which brought back memories of shopping in shops like that with my mom as a girl. The owner Jeanie is as sweet as can be and quite the entrepreneur. Thanks so much for making my first visit such a treat, I can't wait to explore Crow Cottage again!