So nice to stop and browse through this store after breakfast at Leo's. The inventory is always…read morechanging with restored pieces, antique furniture, jewelry, vinyl records, original work by local artists and much more. The staff is friendly and inviting, the atmosphere is organized and well laid out. Nice location and convenient parking too. Highly recommend!

Great service , reasonable prices, and unimaginable amounts of items make this shop the absolute…read morebest choice around.

Me, my wife, and adult daughter visited Farmhouse Antiques today, and what happened to them was…read moreabsolutely appalling. My wife opened an antique book on the table whose cover was already detached -- clearly old damage -- and it fell off as she opened it. The owner immediately stormed over and began berating her with an attitude that can only be described as hostile and condescending. She snatched a tiny piece of paper off the floor and inferring it was a "sign" warning customers not to touch -- insinuating my wife had somehow knocked it down. Then, dripping with sarcasm, she sneered, "Will that be cash or card?" while trying to force her to buy not only the already damaged book but the entire set. As if that wasn't enough, the owner followed us around the store like a hawk, glaring and muttering under her breath. When we finally decided to leave, she actually followed us outside -- screaming obscenities, calling my wife a vile name (The "C" word several times), and cruelly insulting my daughter's appearance even though my daughter had nothing to do with the incident and remained quiet. As we were leaving, I could distinctly hear the owner sarcastically tell us: "Be sure to go on Yelp and review my shop!" Thank you for the suggestion, Julie, I'll take your suggestion. From reading other reviews, it's clear this isn't an isolated incident. This owner has a history of being rude, aggressive, and completely unprofessional toward customers. I fully expect Julie will attempt to respond to this review by defending or excusing her behavior--perhaps even further revealing her behavior. I suppose we'll see. There are plenty of wonderful antique shops in Woodbury that actually respect their customers -- this is not one of them.

They have nice stuff, but the woman working seemed annoyed by our presence alone. No greeting, no…read moregoodbye. Not that it's necessary, but it is a little rude to ignore someone when they greet you. We wouldn't come back just due to the negative ambiance

A wonderful, intimate shop full of unique treasures and run by the original owner's daughter, who…read morehas a great eye and is very knowledgeable about her inventory. We had a lovely time chatting with her, and will definitely be back the next time we're in Woodbury.

I love popping by this shop whenever I come to CT to visit family. The selection is always…read moreeclectic and the price are fair. I love wandering about the many rooms and seeing the amazing pieces. The owner is a wonderful, warm woman who is knowledgeable about the pieces in her shop and you walk with a little nice story about whatever you buy.

Writer Friend lives for thrifting. She had been trying to get me to go with her to check out STS…read morefor a while. Well, she got the chance, and dragged me through the shelves, stacks and racks one morning. I will say this: you really need to know what you're looking at, and it's general worth. There are a few gems hidden among the dross, so it's important to be able to tell them apart. WF found a couple of candlesticks, that looked the same to me, and each priced at $3. She looked at both, picked up one, and explained that one was pewter and probably worth $50-$100, and the other one was cast aluminum, and not even worth $3. It seemed that these difference were all over the store; similar things priced the same, with one being a bargain, and the other being a waste. One thing that I didn't appreciate was one of the old ladies shadowing us while we made our way through the shelves; she was always within a few feet of us. Maybe she wanted to be close by in case we had questions, but it made me feel like a criminal she wanted to catch in the act. When we finished exploring this room, we headed over the other one, which was primarily clothing and textiles. WF was looking for curtains that she could repurpose for another project. This room was bright and cheery, as opposed to the other one, with windows covered and few lights. The clerk in this area barely noticed us when we walked in and didn't leave her seat behind the desk the entire time we were there - she didn't even respond when we said "Good morning!". We didn't last long in here, since there was nothing WF saw that met her needs. If I had more room, and a better grasp of antiques, I may come here more often, if for nothing else than to find those hidden bargains and resell them on eBay. Right now, with limited storage and a hatred of dusting, I'm just going to limit myself to browsing.

You know the saying "All good things must come to an end"? Well, folks, the party is over. This…read moreplace has changed. I have been coming here for 12 years. It withstood the thrift price hikes that other thrift stores fell victim to for a long time, but now seems to have succumbed. I don't mind paying a little more for their main room, where unbroken and nicely organized things have been curated, tagged with a price, and the shopping experience is pretty pleasant. What I do object to is when I choke through the cigarette soaked air of the back room, with its dangerous, uneven flooring and overflowing aisles of 50% absolute garbage, none of which has any indication of a price, and then pay prices that used to be reserved for their boutique room. I once could get a bag full of painstakingly selected little treasures (I mean, seriously, you WORK for any good stuff in the back room!) for just a few dollars, with pleasant cheerful service. Now, I bring my little bundle up to the front to "check out" and the price quoted is easily double or triple what it was just a year ago. And the workers have been unpleasant lately. So sad. I used to look forward to coming here so much, but I think I'll be skipping it from now on.

Under new ownership and exciting things coming!…read more There's a little something here for everyone! The perfect spot to pick up a last minute gift or to find that finishing decor piece for your home. They have everything from hand soap or candles to the perfect table or cabinet for your entryway- plus lots of fun seasonal items, too! A unique shop to not only Naugatuck but surrounding areas, as well.

A hidden gem of Americana merchandise located downtown in the heart of Naugatuck. This store will…read moresurely have what you need for a gift or to add to the decor of your home. I highly recommend!

Straddles the merchandising boundary between thrift and antique store. Most space is given to…read morereally nice furniture, so if you're frustrated with either end of the used-furniture spectrum, this may be your happy medium. Selection of other items feels "curated," so it's A+ for cute unusual finds, not a great source for boring household necessities. Everything is beautifully arranged, store smells good, and staff is super-nice. Pricing on items I checked was about what I expected for level of quality. If you want to take thrifting a friend who dislikes the clamor of ordinary thrifts, this is the store! It's in a cute little New England village-style complex with other stores, including Leo's Restaurant.

Often has some good things but prices seem high. Very picky about donations and not very gracious…read moreabout it. Safe Haven is a very worthy charity. I'd support their thrift shop more if the people there were nicer to deal with.

I adore this shop...the best in Woodbury! The people who attend the store are helpful, courteous,…read moreand knowledgeable. Rather than gouge the patron as do so many of the hoity-toity antiques shops in Woodbury, Tillie's prices are reasonable and equitable. Beautiful items! Heartbroken! The store's closing by April 25, 2015. Now, there is absolutely no other antiques store in Woodbury worth the visit. Well, an amendment and a reprieve: Brocante Antiques is gone from Tillie's, but Sue, Albie, Ro, and Ann will continue to offer beautiful items until the end of the year.

My sister and I were in the Woodbury Area this past weekend and stopped at a few antique stores…read morealong the way. This was the best by far! The woman who helped us out at the front desk was so friendly and helpful. The store was clean, unlike some that can seem dusty or musty. They have a wide variety of items: jewelry, small furniture, wall art, silver, china, Waterford, Limoge boxes ect. The prices were very reasonable for the items and they even had a sale going on - everything was either 20 or 50% off! My sister bought a beautiful serving set in perfect condition that came to $32, and when she researched it on E-bay later, it was selling for $150! I'd definitely take another trip to this store if I'm ever looking for a unique household item or redecorate!

Prior to 2006, a piece of furniture that I now own was sold by this store. It had been through a…read morefew owners and an estate before I purchased th piece, and I called to get more information for a provenance. The owner could not have been nicer and sent me information and a provenance to go with the early 1700s slant top Boston desk. Only good, reputable dealers keep track of their previously sold inventory and are willing to work with new owners.

I find it funny the inside of this shop looks exactly as it did from the 6 year old photos…read moreuploaded, I don't even need to upload any. While there are a few nice pieces here, if you're just doing the antique trail for fun, you can pass it up, unless you're planning on dropping between $2,000-$20,000. The owner is incredibly rude as well, and took time out of his day to send me a caustic Yelp message saying that I couldn't afford to purchase what's in his shop after my initial 3 star rating, 9 months after I left it. Oh really? If you're actually looking for museum quality antiquities, I would suggest going to Jeffrey Tillou Antiques up in Litchfield instead. The owners are quite friendly, knowledgeable, and approachable. I'd prefer to do business with them instead. They have some lovely Queen Anne armchairs ready to be purchased.

What a wonderful great new place! The prices are very very reasonable. Everything is very well…read moreorganized and very clean. I'm purchasing several things on my first visit!

The entire place smells like weed, I couldn't stay in there for more than two minutes I was…read moresuffocating.

This place had a ton to offer at super super reasonable "Steve" prices - "Steve has them all in his…read morehead" direct quote. Steve was super friendly and if you're looking to furnish an apartment or home on the cheap this is the place, also lots of holiday decor, a clothing/shoe room, and an area with wood furniture & tools. Cash only

Great place to shop if your just starting out and need furniture and to outfit a house. Also…read more great for anyone that likes to restore furniture.