Always a charming spot to visit, it's rare you'll empty handed. Friendly, caring staff, wide…read morevariety of goods. Plenty of parking.

I happened to be in the area so I decided to pop in and browse. There was a sign on the door…read morestating everything in the store was 50% off during my visit. First floor was housewares and the middle hallway was books. The second floor was Men's, Women's, children's clothing and even a separate room for shoes. While they did have some nice things, some of the shoes had damaged (cracked soles) for $15. I never made it to the 3rd floor since two different women came through and told me they were closing just before 3PM. Not sure if the hours have changed since online hours state open until 4PM. Although my visit was a bit rushed, I found some things to buy anyway.

You never know what you'll find! A lovely coral necklace, an original watercolor, sometimes…read morenothing, but I love the hunt and the staff is nice.

simply can't find better prices. great selection for so cheap. been reorganized so it's easy to…read morenavigate!

Admittedly I don't know a thing about paintings or expensive antique furniture. Took a day trip to…read moreRed Bank on the recommendation of a friend since it is so much different than the Atlantic City area. Took in a couple of typical antique places and then stopped into Stillwell and was taken away by the furniture and artwork inside. Absolutely out of our price range and Target motif of our house. However, one of the owners greeted us and gave us a brief lesson in artwork and the positives of investing in paintings. Sure it was probably a gentle sales pitch, but enjoyable nevertheless. This guy knows customer service because when I hit the lottery I'm going to shop here. Gave us some tips on what to do in the area.

Got a fantastic wing chair to go in my bedroom. Newly recovered and priced right. They even held…read moreit while shopped and had lunch.

what a find! plan in spending hours between their 2 buildings. 3 floors of goodies to wander…read morethrough! went today for the first time and an going back with a friend tomorrow! they offer deals almost all the time, bigger discounts for cash so bring your dough

Cute rabbits warren of small dealers-turn a a corner and another treasure appears. Friendly…read moredealers open to offers.

This antique center has some nice dealers (Peter & Jason) and great selections, but the people…read morerunning it especially Judy are very abrasive and have NO customer service skills. I bought a few things but hesitate to return because of the checkout experience.

With the advent of the Internet, many antique centers have closed or downsized and the quality of…read morethe merchandise they offer has also deteriorated. However, the Red Bank Antique Center is a breath of fresh air battling the trend. Besides many collectibles, true antiques can be found there in a variety of fields. I found something extremely rare that I wanted while rummaging through the cases. Prices are reasonable and dealers will negotiate.

A really unique shop with so many beautiful pieces no matter what your style is: funky, bohemian,…read moreretro, chic, girly. She only sells hand-selected, quality items and it feels like an upscale boutique you'd find in the Village in NYC! Yet the prices are far better. Its a hidden gem in Belford's Junction.

Pretty cool Antique center in Red Bank. A little hard to rate because it is comprised of multiple…read morevendors inside who all operate by their own rules when it comes to pricing. That said, it is pretty big and their are multiple buildings to check. It's nice to just wander through and check out all the things they have here, and there is a LOT to see!

I believe building 1 and 3 is connected together. It's a little weird because the store that is…read moreacross the street is labeled Building II. As much as I like the Antique Center, I was disappointed that I couldn't find a authentic candlestick phone. The more I watch Boardwalk Empire, the more I want one.... I'll be back in a couple of months. I really enjoy coming to Red Bank. There's a comfortable cozy feel to the small town.

Bigger than icexpected. Unfortunately, for me, a lot of people are selling bulk merchandise; and I…read moredidn't have a lot of cash on me. Woodbridge market seems a little more intimate.

Waste of time and gas. Seems impossible, but this market…read morehas actually gotten worse over the years. Same vendors week after week, hawking the same junk. If you have nothing better to do with you time, this is the place. Better off just skipping the market and going for breakfast at the Reo Diner in Woodbridge, just south of this dump.