Amazing and unique vintage furniture like I've never seen anywhere else - wild old signs, vintage…read morefurnishings and architectural pieces galore!! It's like Brimfield for the other 51 weeks of the year :) I love this place!! My wife and I are flying back to NY for the Mary Randolph Carter book signing on Saturday and we can't wait to check out the new inventory too!! Check out the pics of some of their inventory on Facebook - simply amazing stuff: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Hudson-Mercantile/596920753717378 Need a 12-foot sign that says 'A-OK' ? Or, hand colored, poured concrete molds of Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum's heads to use for bookends in your loft? Guess where you can find both? This place rocks!!

Meh. I've heard amazing things about this place for years. It was average. Nothing you wouldn't…read morefind anywhere else. Prices were high, even for Hudson. Take it or leave it.

Disappointing. We had talked about coming here for about 5-years, finally was in the area and…read moredecided to stop in. The shop was cool, the inventory and items were we laid out and well thought out. The prices were bonkers and the owner was pretty condescending, cold, rude and acted like we were an inconvenience and holding her up...

Beautiful, unique antiques. Chris was very helpful, charming and relaxed, and very patient was we…read moremade up our minds. He had a nice book selection in the back as well.

We were in Hudson NY just for the day and on a Monday a lot of things are closed. Antigo was open…read moreand I found it on YELP. It's kind of messy but there Are treasures buried in there. I almost bought a Beatles Coffee cup with the MMT album cover on one side. I couldn't pay 18.00 so I let it ride. He did have a few vintage pocket knives in two places that had some charm. But nothing today, Thank you.

Nice vintage/thrift shop- assorted vendors maintain their own spaces ... some are much better than…read moreothers from organization to selection. Everything from clothing to vinyl to books and home dec

A real Saugerties Village gem, and a pleasure to visit. This store and art gallery does not carry…read morethe usual creepy tourist fare. There are unique objects and home decor from furniture to wood carvings to corals - beautiful, well-chosen stuff! The art gallery is one-of-a-kind. The space is in more than one room, and the artists shown are first-rate fine artists. It's really nice to see art along with all the other objects.

I'm not sure when the photos were taken, but Green looks nothing like that now (Dec 2011). The shop…read moreis crammed with dramatically overpriced modern furniture and accessories. Be careful to test out what you are buying -- lots of it is broken junk. The store is messy, too packed with carelessly arranged furniture to even navigate your way through the store, much less the upper & lower levels. I have seen the same pieces on display there for the last two years - the proprietor needs lower prices and refresh his inventory. Like so many other shops in Saugerties, this has potential but doesn't live up to it. Clean up your act, Green. Move out the old stuff, organize your wares in an appealing manner and then maybe I'll be back, and recommend you to others.

Contrary to Phinneus's review, this market was a true gem. It's located inside a gorgeous old…read morechurch, creating the perfect cozy vibes for antiquing. The market offers a wide array of items, from clothing to household items to collectibles, all of which are reasonably priced, especially compared to other shops in the area which can be quite pricey. I found lots of treasures here and will definitely be back!

If I could give zero stars, I would. The owner of this establishment is, hands down, the most…read moreunprofessional and disrespectful man I've ever met. Rude, unaccommodating, entitled and lacking in ethics. Steer clear of this shop. There are far better options with more honest pricing and superior customer service. Horrific experience.

We own a few large Persian-style rugs and runners from Bed Bath & Beyond- and were in the market…read morefor jazzing up a small area in our house with a genuine Persian rug- this time. I can't believe I've walked by this shop a million times without going in. Chatted with the store owner who filled us in his travels to Turkey to bring the most interesting Tribal Rugs to the heart of Woodstock. He even went into detail about the weave and the type wool it takes to create a tasteful rug. Ok...Good information. You'll notice Anatolia by all the decorative pillows and small area rugs outside his shop. Inside is small, but loaded- he's been in business for a long time, so we didn't second-guess his expertise. We were also looking for a non-slip pad to go with our rug to place it underneath- but was out of those. He was kind enough to provide us with a binder full of non-slip samples to choose from and if we liked, we can jot down the (800) number to order ourselves. My small Persian rug and the decorative pillow we purchased, are excellent quality and didn't hurt our pockets. I wanted to shop til I dropped and replace some of our imitation Persian rugs with the real deal- but that's not gonna happen just yet.

Just a plain terrific place for carpets. What a pleasant surprise…read more We walked in randomly having ended up with an extra hour in Woodstock and walked out with a beautiful 6x9. As others have said, Scott is amazing. Very helpful, knowledgeable, relaxed, patient, and has been amazingly easy to deal with pre and post-sale. We aren't carpet specialists by any means but, being a bit OCD, needing a carpet and living a couple blocks from ABC, have done a decent amount of research online and on each floor of ABC to understand how rugs are made, what goes into the cost, and what was important to us. Ultimately ABC was just too expensive. At Anatolia, we were surprised to spot a rug that was beautiful, hand-knotted, and had the little details (subtle color variations from vegetable dyes made in small batches) that we loved at a much much more affordable price. Scott even made it easy to try it at home to make sure it worked for us. They also had some great antique rugs, but we had already decided that a new one was a better fit for our situation. Overall, a really a surprising and terrific experience. We'll certainly be back and will be recommending them to everyone.

Some people either like it or hate Vintage. Our home isn't completely one style......we're a little…read moreEclectic, Modern, Rustic, Countryish, 60s Retro and even a 70s hand-me-down chest of drawers thrown in. That's just us. Actually, we weren't even in the market for Vintage shopping and came across Rosie's by coincidence. As a matter of fact, this same address, used to be where Lucky Chocolates was located for a long time (before moving right around the corner). Cute place with 60s clothing, Shoes, Home Decor, Costume Jewelry, Furniture and other stuff. A little pricier than the usual Thrift store but after all...you're in Saugerties. What do you expect? I honestly don't know how often she gets new merchandise, but I don't think it would hurt to check back or call- especially if you live nearby. Rosie- herself had an upbeat vibe while we shopped for a few things. Rosie's Vintage is full of awesome treasures (that is...if you like to shop Vintage). Don't be fooled either...you'll also find modern pieces here too. Chances are if you stop here (and I'm hoping this isn't just a Pop-Up store), no matter what you're looking for- if this is what you're into, be prepared to be dazzled.