Good stop if you enjoy browsing antiques and vintage finds. Country Folk Antique Row has a wide…read morevariety of items, so there's something different around every corner--from collectibles and décor to unique one-of-a-kind pieces. Prices are mostly fair, and it's easy to spend a good amount of time just exploring. Could be better organized but that's part of the charm. Overall, a nice place to wander, hunt for treasures, and support local sellers. Definitely worth a visit.

GALLOWAY: Country Folk & Antique Row…read more We usually write our own blurb about our experiences, but we are going to share what was posted on @historicsmithvillenj's website because they put it perfectly. "Country Folk is overflowing with items that make a location feel well worn and loved. From handcrafted furniture to country knickknacks, there are treasures to be found at this country shop in Historic Smithville. From country chic to country hick, it can all be found at Country a Folk." We'd like to add that the store is very narrow with delicate items, and when we were inside, lots of people, so be very careful and you may even have to pickup your pup. Enjoy the quirky collection!

This place is nuts! Whatever you think it is...good or bad...it is MORE than that. They have…read moreeverything and nothing and it never ends! Some stuff is just outside collecting water from the rainstorms and the rest occupies two huge buildings with many interconnected rooms. I think I had a nightmare like this once. It really is an incredible place and if you are willing to put in the time you might find something you want or need. Lots of furniture from all eras in various levels of condition, tons of glassware, outdoor decor, cookware, and fading framed photos. My wife and I had a lot of fun looking through everything. Their prices are all over the place. Sometimes they are marked with reasonable prices and other times they are asking outrageous amounts for junk. Don't be afraid to bargain though as they cut me a decent deal for the random piece of glass countertop I found. My favorite finds for my particular visit were the 20 framed copies of a purple glitches Mona Lisa, and the bin FULL of uncarved keys organized by type.

I love walking around this hot mess of collectables but when I spend 45 min digging thru the dirt…read moreand dust to be told 40$ for a 18x18 painting that they didn't feel fit to put in the main building, I'm done. We were the only ones there on a Sunday, the man just doesn't want to sell anything!! Find other shops

I spent 4 days in the Village -midweek-during June 2026. Lots of fun shopping. Plenty of gifty…read moretype shops, but also some specialty shops like a cooking gadget shop, a store selling lovely things from Ireland, a shop selling things from Italy and a Christmas shop open all year long. Prices are what you'd expect from a tourist location. Staff were friendly and helpful. Plenty of places to get food and beverages. Definitely worth the trip, but I understand it's absolutely packed on weekends. I have some mobility issues, but there are plenty of places to sit. I think most of the grounds are accessible for a wheelchair or baby carriage, but the ground is a bit uneven in places so you need to be careful. One thing to note is that most shops are not really wheelchair accessible, nor can they accommodate a stroller, although some have ramps. The shops are quite full of merchandise, so it would be hard to move around with a wheelchair or stroller.

Historic Smithville & Village Greene reminds me a lot of Peddler's Village. This was my first time…read morevisiting Historic Smithville. There were a nice amount of cute little shops around. This location also has a bed-and-breakfast which I thought was neat. There was also plenty of parking. I made two purchases, one was from LEH Soap and I got a room spray. Then I went into this candy shop called Sweet things and got some delicious chocolate covered pretzels as well as chocolate covered rice crispy treats. If you like to spend some of your day in a cute little shopping area I definitely suggest checking out Smithville.

While recently shopping in Smithville we decided to check out this artsy gift shop and ended up…read morepurchasing a few things for the family. It's a nifty spot with all kinds of cool trinkets, glassware, and chotskies. Some cool stuff here. A mix of estate merchandise and items of all kinds, including musical motion clocks, flickering light canvas pictures, antique looking colored glassware, statues, jewelry boxes shaped like animals, religious items, small furniture pieces, ornate picture frames, stuffed animals, and many other fanciful artifacts. Definitely worth checking out if looking to buy a present for mom or grandma. Pleasant service and reasonable prices too.

Business is closed.. It used to be really good. I don't know what happened, but whatever…read morereplaced.It is not very low inventory and not the same prices.

I love this store! My family and I ALWAYS find something we love to purchase here!…read more During my most recent visit, I found adorable Halloween placemats that were excellent quality for only $1.97 each!!! They had four left so I snagged the final four. I also found a beautiful Halloween flag with a sparkly witch/moon that I have not seen before and it was also a great price. The gentleman who owns the store is also very very kind and friendly!!

Three times I went to Raquel's,to make a specific purchase, during times she was posted on the…read moreinternet to be open,only to find her closed. VERY disappointing.

Went to the shop with 2 other friends. We were asked if we're looking for anything in particular to…read morewhich we said no but had all the intention to buy if we saw something we liked. She came up to us after about 5 minutes of looking and told us to "Have a nice day" and gestured us towards the door despite us not being done browsing, it was news to us we were leaving. Walking out, to our backs she passive aggressively mumbled we weren't allowed to take photos under her breath. We turned around and apologized but also asked where the signs were as we didn't see a single one nor was there one on the door. She said they're there and waved us off. Rude, overpriced, and clearly ageist. Will not be returning because of such an inhospitable, rude owner.

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.

GALLOWAY: if you can think of it, Out Of Irelandbprobably has it! A huge selection of Irish and…read moreCeltic themed goodies from clothes to gifts, home decor to jewelry, and food to personalized treasures. All items are from Ireland! Pick up some fun things, try something new, and have some fun to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day! Dogs must be held or in stroller while inside.

Beautiful selection of sweaters and caps. The jewelry is tasteful and elegant. Beautiful storeread more

Seafarer sells both antiques and modern nautical-themed items, as well as custom furniture and bars…read more"handcrafted by Joe Seafarer." There were ships' lanterns (both antique and reproduction), cast-iron mermaids, furniture made from hatch covers, ships' wheels in a variety of sizes, bags of fish netting, old photos, old navigational tools, nautical signs, and various other nautical themed antiques and merchandise, all displayed in an un-cluttered shop so that customers can actually see them. The proprietor was helpful, and knew her merchandise. And one really nice thing is that the tags on items made it clear whether they were genuine antiques or reproductions. Seafarer is NOT trying to fool customers into thinking that a modern reproduction is and antique item, which I, for one, really appreciate. It's worth a stop if you are in the area.

This place had BEAUTIFUL items. I was floored when I walked in. So well organized and very high…read moreclass items. The prices did reflect that, though. If you're looking to decorate your home with the sea as your inspiration, this is 100% the place to go. Very impressive and unique items.

Went in to the store because I love kitchen gadgets and items, although that's not what we bought…read moretoday. I saw all the different types of coffee and was undecided and the employee suggested get the one pot coffee, you can try different ones. So I bought 5 of those and can't wait to try. It will last me more than one pot since I use a Keurig. Prices weren't too bad

Change their attitude. Rude and entitled. I walked ini yesterday and followed a heavenly smell to…read morewhere two girls were roasting coffee. When I asked what it was, they looked at me like I was from Mars. I repeated myself and one of the girls answered, but immediately added I couldn't buy any. I didn't say anything but I'm sure I looked surprised. Someone behind the counter called "you have to order online." But I was right there with credit card in hand. It was cold and sleeting outside. The store wasn't crowded. Is this any way to run a business? I have always felt the people in this stor were snotty. But they have several teas that i enjoy, so i put up with it....until yesterday. ..That was the last time I'll spend any money in that shop. I don't know how they have survived with this attitude. I went next door to the bakery, got some coffee and some pastries, along with smiles and a pleasant attitude...and spent my money there.