Millbrook Antiques Mall 3301 Franklin Avenue, Millbrook, NY 12545

"A large and varied selection with something for everyone! The presentation felt a bit chaotic to me but we were just browsing."

"I was visiting your mall last week and I was impressed. I come from the Netherlands and found very nice items. I will certainly recommand you!!"

"This is a wonderful antique shop with many vendors. I agree with the other reviews that prices are on the higher side compared to other local shops but certainly some of the items are priced right, high quality = higher prices. You need to know your antiques to make sure you are getting a good deal. Here you will likely fall in love with a one of a kind antique perfect for your home or collection."

"Definitely a great spot. Prices are a bit high but that’s determined by the dealers not the store owner themselves. Great selection on the 3rd floor of just vintage clothing and really enjoyed the displays. Had some really great pieces of jewelry as well."

"I have purchased here before and I wish I could give it a better review, but this is based on my visit this weekend and I am appalled at the treatment my partner and I received while visiting. Let me preface this by saying that I am a lifelong Dutchess County resident and I am aware of the village's wealthy reputation. My partner and I are definitely "blue collar", but we appreciate vintage and antique items and enjoy browsing. Upon entering the store, both employees both turned and stared with such disdain as if we did not belong there. One of the employees proceeded to shadow us the entire time we were browsing. It wasn't keeping-a-respectable-distance, but more like she was looking over my shoulder the entire time. I would turn around and she would be right up next to me, definitely in my personal space. Now I understand that there are many stalls in this market and employees do need to keep an eye on patrons, but this was completely ridiculous. We browsed the entire market, with our shadow employee, and left without buying anything. I half expected her to demand that I turn out my pockets before we left! I highly doubt that other patrons, who perhaps better fit the "Millbrook aesthetic," would have been treated the same way. My money is just as good as the next person's and I would suggest the owners gets some cameras and tell their employees to back off."