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!

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.

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...

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.

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.

this store is really cute! it feels like a 70s time capsule! i bought a rose soap and it smells so…read moregood! i can't wait to use it. staff was very friendly.

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This absolutely beautiful store is full of gorgeous kitchen essentials and gifts. I wanted to buy…read moreeverything. Such a well-curated and enormous inventory. No shortage of temptations here. And they offer cooking classes too! Must stop in. Don't miss it!

I never complain or yelp negatively, but my experience in this store made my blood boil. When I…read morewalked in the first time, I noticed there was something a bit off about the man at the register who I believe to be the owner. Not very friendly or approachable, but I saw some cute cocktail glassware and decided to make a purchase. Sadly, that evening, the paper bag with the glasses wrapped in tissue paper, lightly tipped over on the dinner table and one of the glasses shattered. I thought it would be worth a try to go back and see if they could accommodate with a solution as the glasses had not even been unwrapped yet. I went back, and the same man was there. He was extremely hostile when I asked if he could help me out in any way. When I mentioned that the glasses were only wrapped in tissue paper, he became very defensive and suggested that I was blaming him for the accident. "It's my fault," he yelled. He very childishly huffed and puffed through the store as he grabbed me a new glass and some bubble wrap. As he handed back the bag, he very rudely said, "don't blame me if you're not careful and it breaks again." Although I don't think it was his fault, I don't imagine the glass would have broken if it had been well wrapped the first time around. To have a grown man yell at me, a young women in my 20s, felt extremely scary, disrespectful, and and sad that this is a world where men think they can speak to women so harshly. Don't recommend visiting if you are looking for a pleasant customer experience.

My wife and I have been living in the mountains while this pandemic rolls on, and I don't think we…read moreeven realized how much we missed civilization. Namely, restaurants, bars, and adorable shops like this, which is how we spent a lot of our leisure time back in the before times. Light House had hand sanitizer by the door and masks on all the employees, but other than those much appreciated concessions to COVID, it felt like a wonderfully normal shopping experience. This place is stocked with all kinds of high-quality home goods. They've got pottery, candles, appliances, textiles, wrapping paper, adorable baby clothes, toys, stuffed animals, cards, cookware, and a million other items my wife wants to buy (even though we probably only need a dozen of them). Her favorite things they have? Hand soap, laundry detergent, and dish soap in giant jugs so you can bring your own refillable containers and purchase by the ounce without destroying our environment. (We both hug trees on a regular basis.) My favorite things they have? A really interesting selection of books, and a comfortable couch I can sit and read on as my wife looks at everything else. This is a great little shop. Check it out.

Light House is a really nice store. I've been going here since they were located down the street;…read morethis used to be the liquor store (which also moved), and they done a good job making use of the space. There's a hodgepodge of home goods in here. Think kitchen items (food and food oriented, like recipe books), children's clothing/toys, bathrooms items (soap and shit) and other household odds and ends. Fellas: it smells really good and your wife/girlfriend will like it. My only gripe is that it can be irrationally expensive. I bought a kids stuffed animal for my son awhile ago which was around $40. It was hand sewn, however even so that's a bit steep. Think this as a place where you'll pay a bit more for quality goods and this won't bother you as much.

staff extremely knowable, pleasant and helpful, was looking for a very small lighting part and they…read morehad exactly what was needed, the place to go to from unique items vintage pieces and restoration items. Les V.

Amazing assortment of plumbing, lighting and house parts in general. Prices range from dirt cheap…read moreto very expensive. You get what you pay for. Compared to online shops, prices are very reasonable. Don't expect yard sale prices. Everyone very helpful, but can't be very busy Friday and Saturday. Place is huge!!!

No. This isn't ABC Carpet & Home accessories or Arhaus. But when it comes to small accessories or…read morethose "fill-in-the-gaps" (as I like to call it) bougie touches to mix with my plush items, HomeGoods rocks for me. Especially with the Minimalist/Neutral/ Modernish/ Brassy items I've been including here and there in the last 2 years to refresh certain areas of my home. Located at the Kings Mall in Kingston, NY, this HomeG. is colossal compared to those I've visited in Westchester Co. or The BX. I purchased a few drawer organizational items, a 100% light-as-air white+navy blue specks sofa throw and other decor pieces on my Saturday visit. In true HomeGoods fashion, you'll find items that you least expect in their aisles and then some. This place is as organized as it can be and none of that untidiness on the floor like in other places. Service at the register was fine and of course, you can't beat their low prices. If you've got the time, make the time to roam.

This was one of the most organized Homegoods I've ever been to! It is very clean and easy to find…read morewhat you're looking for. I was looking for a new harness and some dog treats. I was impressed by the selection and prices of what I needed. I also found a really cool puzzle. Service was fast and friendly. I def recommend this store. Make sure you have some time cause you're gonna wanna look around!