Online buyers beware: All sale items are "final sale," even though the listing doesn't mention…read morethis. So, no refund, no exchange, no store credit for anything that is on sale.

What a gem of a shop! We visited a few summers back and I never left a review so I'm doing so now!…read moreTheir curated shop is something right out of a magazine. It's one of those shops you visit once and follow on instagram forever after!!! We bought a few gifts and kitchen items that we still use to this day! We also bought the most gorgeous sweater and hat that still look brand new (two years later!) I've looked far and wide and still haven't found a shop that compares in quality of items and experience like clove and creek! It's not one to miss!

I have tried to call this place several times and the mailbox was full. The $2000 purchase I made…read morehas not been delivered and the owner has never followed up. I can't reach these people for three weeks and the shop has gone silent. The money was given to them three weeks ago and still nothing. I should have never trusted them. I suggest avoiding this place unless you want to see you money evaporate.

A wonderful store that shouldn't be missed. The items are beautifully curated, priced fairly and…read morethe entire team is so friendly and knowledgable. I've made the trip up from New York City (twice so far!) and always leave with something interesting and unique. Milne also has amazing customer service and is a quick email or Instagram away. It's always the first place I look if I have something specific in mind --- or if I just want to get out of the City and browse in a wonderful store.

A charming and useful addition to this historic town's bevy of attractive downtown shops and…read moreeateries. This delightful emporium is filled with fun and tasteful home design at a wide variety of price points. If you're seeking gifts or want to liven up your decor, stop in to shop from their artful array of home goods. My picks: a letter pressed card, a vintage silver server, snarky crockery, salacious kitchen and cocktail linens, framed animal ancestor art, and a beast head (sans taxidermy) to decorate a wall.

very nice store! i loved the funny sarcastic pillows and the cards! they also had nice home decor…read more i bought schitts creek card. staff was very friendly too.

Fell in love with a sofa there- Yes, it was expensive, but I couldn't find a sofa that was the…read moreright length for our space. we just had it delivered, and it's amazing. Everything in that shop is beautiful, and frankly, I don't think they are overpriced for the quality. I do not get some of the bad reviews here- I found the staff, particularly Rhonda, to be friendly and very helpful. Nobody was snooty to me, and I'm the old jeans and sneakers type. The delivery guys came exactly on time and set it up in minutes, and took the old one. Definitely will do some Christmas shopping there!

Beautiful things but really unfriendly staff. I would have bought something bu the staff were so…read moresnotty towards me. The weird thing is that this comment has been made several times before yet nothing changes. Does no one care?

I love Ollie's . We were heading on a trip, so I had to stop in and pick up a couple of things…read more It's definitely not fancy, but it's an amazing store. Everyone who works there is friendly and helpful. I've always referred to them as "big lots, on steroids." The place is huge! They primarily sell manufacturers extras and overstock, and maybe the previous models of things. But, everything is good. Groceries, snacks, clothes, toys, home, and garden, housewares, kitchenware, tools, carpeting even furniture. If you see what you like, buy a little bit extra, because there's a good chance it won't be there the next time you come in. The stock always rotates. That's what makes it fun. It's like a giant treasure hunt. Also, if you sign up for a free "Ollie's army" membership, they will send you information on discounts that you can get off of their already great prices. I am a fan. I wish these guys were in California. Thanks!

While this isn't a top to bottom 99¢ store, Ollie's heavily reminds me of NYC's Jacks 99 by Macy's…read moreon the West Side eons ago. Ollie's isn't glam- so let's just get that out the way. But Ollie's, met me there with their ceramic rectangular planting boxes at a fraction of the cost of what Home D.+Lowe's charge. The space is huge. And like their website states, Ollie's is the biggest "retailer of closeout merchandise & excess inventory". Aisles are also filled with no-frills brands. Some products are better than others so do your research while you're here and read. For instance, I saw this unknown sheet set brand and when I noticed the polyester fabric label, I put it back quick. From canned goods, toiletries, garden supplies, outdoor, books, toys, etc, etc, etc, etc, you can rack up. Cheap shopping, that's all it is and I like it- depends what I'm getting. Service was pleasant and the cashier helped me sign up for their loyalty program so I can accrue points and discounts for the future.

There's alot to see here. I didnt realize that people(the cendor) have their own spots here, which…read moreis just like going to a fair without the vendor present. I didnt find anything that I needed to have but I did see alot of great things. I was there at least an hour and a half! Go check it out

If you like rummaging for antiques and vintage clothes for hours, this place is for you. It's one…read moreof the more organized such spots that I've been to which was nice. It was a mixture of used items and crafted items. Lots of clothing, furniture, books, records, some toys, decorative items, etc. Service was friendly and there's a private parking lot.

I've visited another florist shop elsewhere in Kingston before, but this time I chose Hops P…read more because I was already in the area on a Saturday. Plus I wanted to stop in to pick up a flower arrangement for my 10 year-old(?) neighbor, who appeared in Babes in Toyland at the Woodstock Playhouse. Hops P. is technically a florist shop- but I found far more home décor than floral stems. Candles, textiles and décor items seemed to take over Petunia's space with just several blooms on display. All great though. I made do with the limited selection of stems available and chose some colorful ones for my neighbor. For $25 (¯\_(ツ)_/¯), it was... nice and so was the service. I probably wouldn't return for the hefty floral price and/or the limited stems selection, but they do carry natural lavender and other botanical skin oils that felt silky on the skin and may return for those.

Walking in the door took my breath away! Right in your eye-line are the most incredible flowers -…read morearranged stunningly - natural but also with an editorial-level attention to detail. Really unique variety of flowers, in every color you could imagine! The shop also has other amazing home goods, plants, and great coffee table books... Even their own fun merch. A one stop shop for gifts! I only wish I lived closer!

This was such a cool place to visit. My husband and I were visiting the area for the weekend and…read morestopped in because of the name. The owner was so nice and told us her story of how she got the name and the whole journey of how the shop got to where it is today. Lots of cool and unique items for home decor. Definitely a place to check out if you're looking for something different!

This is one of the coolest stores I've ever been in in my life. I wish I had an entire floor of my…read morehouse that I could decorate, because this is where I'd come...and I'm not the decorating type. THis place has such an amazing eclectic collection of artwork, old advertising, old sporting goods, display cases, books, old luggage, trophies, and so much more. I swear if my wife wasn't in charge of decorating our TV room, I would spend a LOT of money in Gargoyles. Check it out-the owner was super nice and she indicated she'd help find anything (within reason) you need...

A train buddy of mine recommended this place as a good destination when taking a trip with the…read morewife. He said they had lots of trains, and other things that would appeal to the misses. He was correct on both counts. It took an hour to get here from Albany (actually, a little more because we got lost and our smart phone led us astray) and as we were arriving at lunch time we both hoped that food might have been part of their wares. Sadly, it was not. What we did find was a charming store that seemingly carried everything one could ask for if trapped in a nearby camping area. They had an eclectic selection of nature, history, cooking, an entertainment books; local candles, soaps, and jam; sewing and craft supplies; toys, puzzles, games, and other similar things; car, boat, plane, and R/C plane kits; metal soldiers and castles; chochkes and knickknacks; and they had trains. I took about 45 minutes in the store and believe I saw everything. They didn't excel in one area but had a nice selection of a little bit of everything. Their hardware section was extremely small, and I overheard someone asking for twine which they didn't have (and I thought that was odd). I was hoping to find some old fashioned candy but their sweets selection was limited. I purchased a small soap for my mother but otherwise didn't buy anything except a pastry made nearby at a bakery. But, I came for the trains and they had lots of them. Someone looking for a train set would find a good selection in various scales (N, HO, O, and G) here. Their prices were decent and considering that they were located in the middle of nowhere I think more than fair. Their selection included lots of new, modern trains (meaning, made recently) which surprised me, as well as some old, used trains. They had books, magazines, hats, whistles, and some VHS tapes that likely will be there for eternity. They had a couple of display layouts that hadn't been operated in a while, including one in Z scale which I thought was neat. Sadly, I couldn't find anything I needed. I hate going to a train store, especially one where the proprietor is actually trying to run a nice store, and not buying anything. They had some things that interested me but their prices weren't what I wanted to pay. They had some great prices on things but I didn't need or want them. So, I bought a pastry and left without a train purchase, actually feeling disappointed. It is a cute store. It won't replace the local, well stocked train stores near me but it was a fun destination place. For anyone camping nearby that needed something to keep themselves busy I can imagine this would be a little bit of paradise.

On our visit to Kingston we decided to stop by Hurleys' Country. My husband is a model train…read moreaffectionate, we wouldn't want to miss visiting this store. You find everything and anything to build your model train sets here. Very nice owners, family run. Owner spoke to us and told us the story on how he decided to open his business and all. We will be back soon!! Definitely recommend to come by and get your toys train sets.