I love artisan products, witchy stuff and stones and all of that. Stopped by because I was in the…read morearea but I will never go to this store again. I went with my husband and as soon as we came in, one of the women asked if we needed help and started hovering and acting like she was arranging stuff, she was just watching like if were to steal something. My husband felt so uncomfortable that he went back to car , I stayed, then the woman went to the back of the store and then left the store. Maybe she finished her shift. I saw a few interesting things at the store, there's artisan soaps but they are scented with artificial fragrances not essential oils, you can tell by the smell, that was a turn off for me. In summary, the experience wasn't good, so I will not visit again.

Great friendly professional staff and selection of gifts. I have Been going there for decades…read moresince their old location nr 4 corners. My son had his 5th birthday party digging for "gold" and having pizza w friends and family @ his birthday in 1992!!

Very cute establishment! There are so many books and places to sit while you go through them. It…read morefeels like you're in a park. There is also a tea stand for drinks - nothing terribley over the top commercial. Lots of gifties too if you need something last minute as a present. I never watched The Gilmore Girls, but I think that was the aesthetic. Definitely a good value for books, as some were even priced down. Service also great - they had one clerk for books and one for tea, so no unnecessary waiting. My favorite feature was a staffs pick mystery date book - I can't wait to read it.

Absolutely adorable bookstore and tea shop. Really fun to browse. The bookstore itself is not large…read morebut there is a generous seating area and it seems to be a nice place to hang out. I bought 2 teas, white peach and immunity. I'm a big fan of immunity.

Wonderful selection of novels, but the lady at the register never looked me in the eye or even said…read morehello. She acted like I was bothering her by buying books. Dampened a great vibe.

It's an independent book store. It's not huge, but they have a wonderful well curated selection in…read morethe beautiful well lit space they have. The staff is always helpful, and do a beautiful wrapping job if requested for gifts. You'll find tags with staff recs hidden around the store which is fun. The kids section is a bit limited, but the wall of books it's behind is creative and the selection that is there has great classics mixed in with some great newer publications.

This place is PACKED with treasures! There is something for everyone. They have a wide variety of…read moresizes. They have shoes, jewelry, handbags (so many handbags!). If I spent an entire day in there I'm sure I would miss stuff! There is now a way to shop online as well. The best part is you are getting great items for great prices while shopping sustainably and supporting a local business!

Less is more so all I have to say is this is THE place you want to visit. The store, the staff, the…read morecommunity, the style. Yes, yes, yes, and yes.

What a fabulous find in the little town of New Milford. FernEllie offers a wide variety of gifts…read morefor children and adults. And they can all be personalized. The service is fast and embroidery is perfect. I've purchased unique gifts for new born babies, toddlers, and adults. Recently, we had matching hats done for a golf outing. One of my favorites was a cooler and beach bag I purchased for a boat warming party. Don't hesitate to visit this gem of a shop. They are super friendly, very reasonably priced and happy to accommodate. You can also bring in your own items and for a fee they will personalize.

A lovely little shop that sits perfectly in a lovely little town. Dim and quiet - filled with…read moretreasures. A careful selection of plants creep and burst and bloom from gorgeous clay pots. Jasmine, ferns, philodendron and orchids. Books, thoughtfully chosen antiques and small curiosities as well. Despite the weathered floor and pretty patches of moss that lend themselves to something a bit wild and earthy, the space manages to be meticulous. I've stopped on my way into town for a hostess gift and on my way out for something to put on my windowsill. Pricey, yes. Worth the splurge though.

So organized! A total blast into the past. It was like stepping back into time. With such great…read morefinds. And the staff was so friendly! Definitely have to go back.

They have great eclectic finds and reasonable pricing. Bring your dog, they welcome four legged…read morefriends with smiles and snackos!

This is not a general store in the sense of, "there's a common product I need! Let me pop in!" This…read moreis a finely curated store with unique, I suspect regionally made, items perfect for presents and treating yourself. That one of a kind piece none of your friends have and will give a room extra pop? It's here. Woodford's doesn't have a physically large foot print, and is located next to the 109 Cheese Shop. There are parking spots on two sides of the building. As mentioned, there are housewares with ceramic glasses and plates, candle stick holders, designed paper, etc. There are also shelf stable snacks (matzo chips!), and a fridge with cheese, milk, and vegetables. (The Four Fat Fowl cheese is AMAZING) They also keep a cooler with a limited stock of frozen food, including lasagna, and have fresh vegetables on hand during the week. The mushroom display seems pretty constant though.

Conceived by Terry Crowe Deegan, Woodford's General Store specializes in locally grown and prepared…read moregrocery items, as well as regionally produced housewares and unique gifts. Originally from Kentucky, Terry is now a full time resident of Connecticut after spending three decades in New York. The tastefully curated collection of items and Terry's welcoming and friendly nature make a visit to the tiny general store a pleasant experience. Woodford's General Store is the perfect destination for those looking to pick up some newfound culinary treats and a house gift when visiting friends and family in the vicinity of Kent. I exited the store with a goldenrod wool throw from Evangeline, a Maine-based textile company, and a pear-cardamom pie from Kent's High 5 Pies in hand. This small business is the kind I am happy to find as it enhances and supports the community.