So happy I found Avenue C. It's winding drive to the farm and so worth the adventure! Lots to see…read morein this store- unique refurnished furniture and wonderful home accents. A nice way to spent an hour browsing. I always come away with something that feels like a one of a kind find.

From the owner: We're a group shop with a creative mix of gifts, antiques, home decor, furniture, women's clothing,…read morechildren's toys and books. Located on the charming & rustic dairy farm, Eastleigh Farm in Framingham, MA. We offer a unique and peaceful shopping experience. Voted #1 Antique Shop in Metrowest by Community Choice Awards, 2023.

I have a great time coming to Home Sense to browse their selection and I often get inspired by it…read moretoo. They have a lot of classic staple pieces which is great, but I love how they also have super unique and colorful pieces too. It's very similar to Home Goods but slightly nicer and more expensive (understandably). I most recently came to check out the Christmas decor with my friend and we both left with a basket full of merchandise. We had so much fun going up and down the aisles! I'm still eyeing that skeeball machine! One day Sophie, one day.

Decent selection and great prices for kitchen, bathroom and decor items. I wish there was more…read moreselection for decor for living room items.

The Crose Nest is wonderful, but don't sleep on the Evergreen Room! It's really cute and the drinks…read moreand food menu are seasonally-inspired and delightful to behold -- my mystery incantation was handwritten and perfectly bubbly and met my mood beautifully, haha. The Equinox and the Iced Toddy were balanced and outstanding! The bartenders were so kind and it was just a joy to sit in together for a few hours.

Neat shop for all your witchy needs. Also pop by the adjoining Evergreen room for some great…read morecocktails and food.

Very cute store! Lots of items on display like Christmas ornaments, stationary, antique furniture…read more When I stopped in all merchandise was 20% off and all Christmas stuff was 50% off. They have some nice brands as well, like Buyer's Choice figurines, Christopher Radko ornaments and an extensive doll collection. Half of the space is a store and the other half is a small luncheonette. I wish that I hadn't already eaten lunch because I would have liked to have tried the food here. Sandwiches, soups, pie...all served at cute little cafe tables. I just can't stop thinking about the ice cream sundae ornament that I should have purchased so I will have to return soon!

So many Christmas items..and it is only August! Lots of collectible items and other random…read moreknickknacks. Tried out a slice of blueberry pie because there weren't many choices for lunch..was OK. The girls running the storefront were nice, but I wish she gave me more pie for my $3.

Love this place - enough that we got a foot percentage of recent gifts from this store, including…read moregift certificates. I know this sounds crazy but it's like having a perfect Etsy/Instagram/Houzz shop. I generally shop online but this is one of the few stores I'll go out of my way to visit. Highly recommend.

Walking into Casita feels like going on a relaxing tropical vacation....wonderful decorative…read morepillows, blankets, candles along with vintage finds- cocktail glasses, original paintings, old signs, painted boxes. Owner also is an interior designer who can order custom furniture in your choice of fabric. Never know what I will find....

absolutely love B.Barton Antiques! Barry is one of the nicest and fun people I have ever met and…read morehis store is spectacular! Lots of fun stuff to see, and he knows an incredible amount about everything in the store. If you're looking to check out some really cool pieces, you can't find any place else stop by and seecbBarry Barton.

When it comes to giving a housewarming gift, I wanted it to be unique. Something that's special and…read morecould also be utilized in a home. So no retail store for me, I'm heading to B. Barton & Company. The reason why I picked this antique store in particular was because last time when I was on this street, I saw this store and the visual display caught my attention. As much as I wanted to go in and to explore, I couldn't, because I had a hot large pizza to-go with me at the time. I couldn't pick of a better excuse to come out to Hudson then to wander in and know I could find something. The store was not overly dusty as far as vintage shops goes, everything was a visible and you don't feel like you're going to knock anything over if you want to touch or hold an item. I found this beautiful driftwood with a blown glass bowl which they could probably put anything in it and use as a center piece. Totally happy with the find! Overall Service: The guy in here was very helpful and pointed out several different items that he thought would make a perfect gift. I'm still in the process of settling into my new home and now have just the store to go to for eccentric pieces when I start decorating it.

Great products but subpar service. They told us our table console was ready to be taken out after…read morewe bought it and when we walked up to grab it it was on a trolley and we stood there for a minute and the employees just looked at us. Then we took the trolley and started to roll it out and they freaked out and said we couldn't do that. Then we had to stand there and wait and some man walked over (which is fine but it was really hostile and awkward) and they said to pull the car up. They continued to tell other employees how we tried to take the trolley in some sort of disbelief as if they told us but they never did. Super rude and unclear about policies. A 15 pound table on a trolley won't kill anyone so don't yell at customers for trying to take it out when you didn't try to do it yourself in the first place.

I have frequented this store in the past and as others have stated the customer service has always…read morebeen lacking. But this time I went on Tuesday to pick up a few things and not only is the customer service lacking but there was no management on site. There were only a few guests in front of me in line and the line grew behind me as there was only one cashier who was processing a credit card application. This poor cashier kept calling for backup and no one arrived for at least 20 mins. Meanwhile people in line put things down and left as they could no longer wait. Finally when cashiers did arrive the crowd erupted in cheers and the staff could have cared less. When I mentioned the wait was too long I was told by the nasty cashier "Well I'm here now". Not sure who owns the store but your "managers" need to be trained on how to properly run a store because they are horrible.

This place is really neat. Expensive. I don't know that I can afford to buy anything here (but…read morethen, I'm poor these days so don't go buy me). But really neat. It's got a lot of "shabby chic" reproduction stuff mixed in with lots of new candles, bath stuff, kitchen items etc. If housewares could be gourmet, then these are gourmet housewares. That said, I would wander through here forever and if I had the money, I'd certainly buy stuff. I say, stop in for sure if you're in town. It's worth the visit even if you don't buy. (Although I'm sure they'd like it if you did.) They also have a website where they sell a lot of their stuff. I took a bunch of pictures while I was there, which I will post soon.

The store has very unique, farmhouse style items That I…read morefound very well made, however, The mother-daughter owners are very rude and unfriendly! I bought a chair that was on sale for $899, lovely chair... no one offered to help transport to my SUV! Just took my credit card and gave me a receipt and walked away! They have their loyal shoppers and this may be all they need and/or care about..but if I were them, I'd think about all those shoppers who walk out because of their rudeness!