This antique center has some nice dealers (Peter & Jason) and great selections, but the people…read morerunning it especially Judy are very abrasive and have NO customer service skills. I bought a few things but hesitate to return because of the checkout experience.

With the advent of the Internet, many antique centers have closed or downsized and the quality of…read morethe merchandise they offer has also deteriorated. However, the Red Bank Antique Center is a breath of fresh air battling the trend. Besides many collectibles, true antiques can be found there in a variety of fields. I found something extremely rare that I wanted while rummaging through the cases. Prices are reasonable and dealers will negotiate.

There are various vendors. Prices have a wide range…read more Some have 20% discount. There are two floors, so a wide selection. There is something for everyone. The staff is friendly, helpful & knowledgeable. There is a private parking lot.

We stopped in this antique store while we were in Point Pleasant. They had a lot of Christmas and…read moreholiday items as well as other antiques. The prices were very reasonable and the employees were friendly! I would come back here again if we are in the area!

Love dean so helpful and generous, been there many times don't understand what other submissions…read moreare saying about him being rude. He is very passionate about his collection and his work nothing to be looked down on. Amazingly beautiful selection of merchandise and reasonably priced considering how hard he has worked to acquire his collection

Beautiful items that you can add to your own collection or give as a gift. The displays are…read moreintriguing and there is so much to look at. Make plans on taking your time to explore the store. Just know there are some very tight spaces inside so be careful with your purse.

Got a fantastic wing chair to go in my bedroom. Newly recovered and priced right. They even held…read moreit while shopped and had lunch.

Admittedly I don't know a thing about paintings or expensive antique furniture. Took a day trip to…read moreRed Bank on the recommendation of a friend since it is so much different than the Atlantic City area. Took in a couple of typical antique places and then stopped into Stillwell and was taken away by the furniture and artwork inside. Absolutely out of our price range and Target motif of our house. However, one of the owners greeted us and gave us a brief lesson in artwork and the positives of investing in paintings. Sure it was probably a gentle sales pitch, but enjoyable nevertheless. This guy knows customer service because when I hit the lottery I'm going to shop here. Gave us some tips on what to do in the area.

My husband and I have visited this store a few times. It's beautiful, neat, and the prices on some…read morethings are reasonable. However, we visited today and were not treated well. We are told often that we look young (20's) for our age (40's), so that can sometimes play a role in how we are treated, i.e. the respect and trust you would offer a 25 year old vs. a 41 year old. We are antiques dealers ourselves and are constantly looking for new inventory to offer our buyers. We enjoy the hunt but unfortunately, the employees of this store sucked the joy out of our experience. It started out with a feigned, "pleasant" greeting. As we moved around the store we could feel the employees following us around with their eyes and with their bodies. There were three employees tailing us. We started by looking at the knick-knacks on the shelves. My husband was interested in some silver items but we wanted to look around more before we made our purchases. I wanted to look at the costume rings on the counter. Feeling the eyes of suspicion on me, I rolled up my sleeves to ease the tension as the employee followed us over to watch me look at rings with my husband by my side. We were trying to be polite and make small talk. Disarm them a bit. We chatted with the woman, in her 60's, watching us like a hawk. We mentioned an amazing find we had at Goodwill earlier in the day. Then my husband showed her a 1950s class ring he bought at the flea market for a dollar. One would think that she, as an antiques dealer, would be interested in such information. She was, however, non-reactive, uninterested, and unpleasant. I didn't find any rings I liked. So, we moved around the store a bit more. We hear the saleswoman say "Don". Ushering to the man who greeted us when we walked in. They then began having a hushed conversation. We continued to be followed for the next 5 or so minutes. We didn't know if we were imagining it, if they did this to all customers, or how to make them stop. Should we have turned our empty pockets inside out? I didn't even have my purse with me. Ultimately we decided to just leave. I was heartbroken and felt sickened from the treatment we received. I really liked that store but feel far too uncomfortable to go back. I also feel a bit angry about the experience. I gave two stars instead of one because it really is a beautiful shop with wonderful treasures. Maybe if you are the right age and look the right way, you won't be judged and tailed. Give it a shot!

Main Street Antiques is an absolute gem for anyone who loves discovering unique pieces with history…read moreand character. Prices are fair for the quality, and there's a wide enough range that both casual browsers and serious collectors can find something special. I'll be back!

The lady followed me and my husband around the shop snooping on us. She made us feel so…read moreuncomfortable and unwanted.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS: Renaissance of Atlantic Highlands is a multi-vendor-emporium with loads of…read moreantiques, gifts, clothes, and so much more! Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside and it is a unique way to shop with your pup. There are many tight spaces and fragile items, so be careful as you walk around and explore. It was fun looking at so many old items; we ended up leaving with a decorative globe.

Tess home is the most tranquil and beautiful place to shop. The entire store is so perfectly…read moredisplayed. The clothing and accessories are so unique It's a wonderful place to shop for gifts as well. The staff is knowledgeable and so helpful.

Really pretty store and an extremely friendly owner. She carries vintage furniture pieces that she…read morehas painted, and some really pretty home decor items. There is a whole carousel full of furniture knobs. Tess Home stocks an alternative to Annie Sloan Chalk Paints (Fat Paint, which has an awesome color called "Parchment") and wax (Fiddes brand). I love the Fiddes wax that I purchased from her. It is so much easier to use than the AS brand. Tess, if that indeed was Tess, (I did not inquire), spent time showing me some of the chalk painting techniques that she uses. Offered advice freely and in a very friendly manner. She encouraged me to take pictures, unlike the proprietor of the less friendly shop right down the street. Definitely go visit this shop! Truly adorable!

Great MCM furniture. Lovely to deal with. Very helpful in arranging shipping to the Poconos.read more

Go see The Wonderful Miss Judy who will "pilot" you through a happy buying decision to beautify…read moreyour home with many of their unique pieces. Owners Drew and Danielle are cool too, but Judy is a Five Star Joy !