A super cute store with all sorts of surprises. Not just furniture and house wares but lots of cute…read moregifts as well. There are little things you will want everywhere you look in this old train station. A must visit!

This is with respect to the tea room…read more These people have been a staple for us for many years now. Matt and his crew are phenomenal. The food they serve is great and it is more of a home style atmosphere. Food aside (which is always good), they roll out the red carpet for my two daughters making them feel like princesses. I'm not a "tea room" kind of person. However, I love going because of how nice everyone is and that I will have a good and consistent meal. If you want a nice little place to hide out at and have a bite or want to ensure your little princesses have a great time, go here. Matt, thanks again for always going the extra mile and taking care of my family. We appreciate you guys more than you know.

Absolutely one of the best tea rooms that my wife and I have visited. The tea, food, and staff were…read moreall phenomenal! I highly recommend Woodgrove Tea Room to anyonewho is looking for a good tea room experience! Thank you Faith, Matthew, and Sheila! We will be back!

What a find. The owners are awesome. They buy furniture and do the vintage distressed paint on…read morethem. They turn out really cool. Their prices are very reasonable on the furniture. They have plenty of other items as well. Plenty of parking.

Always something new to see! Friendly staff and owner. We rarely leave without buying something!read more

It's a place you can honestly get anything reasonable you want! Antiques, tools, coins, Knick…read moreknacks, etc. When I went some time ago you could even get fresh made burgers, shakes etc. one of the few remnants of a bygone age when flea markets were like this and not the higher end shops with curated antiques, junk shops, or boutiques masquerading as a flea market-- when Arkansas didn't have notions. It's the last vestige of a place where people sell their wares to make ends meet in a somewhat hodgepodge communal setting. Despite the heartless review from the fellow from Minnesota, it isn't creepy at all-- just poor older folks just trying to eke out and living.

I'll boost the stars to 2 just for the oddity level at this place. This is seriously one of those…read moreplaces you just have to experience yourself. I don't even know if I should write anything further, but here is the gist of it: It's a ramshackle hodgepodge of shanty buildings, open air stalls, and enclosed warehouses, all of which host an enormous compendium of junk, antiques, hunting/camping/fishing supplies, a real hardware store, a canned and dry goods/foods market, a wedding chapel (at least that's what the sign said), and some strange food vendors. That is a brief breakdown of it all. I'm leaving a lot out. We strolled through this place for about an hour. It would take days to actually see all of the stalls and what they held inside. This is a very creepy place, so just consider that before you stop by. Many of the vendors are tucked away inside their stalls and they actually blend in with all their junk. It's very scary and disconcerting when you step inside a stall, start looking at the stuff, and then a dusty, drab, old human being speaks to you out of the corner. YIKES. After an hour, I just stated that "I need to leave". I don't think I'll return, just because of how weird this experience was. But, if you're in the area and are bored this might be something entertaining to do for a few hours.

Had a nice selection of antiques. The store is well staged. Surprisingly had a large inventory…read morefor such a small town. The staff were all very nice. Go by there...you'll enjoy it!