This store has an amazing treasure trove of vintage clothing all tucked away in the beautiful…read morevillage of Putney! There are rooms with racks of vintage clothing and it's decorated throughout with beautiful displays of shoes, purses and select pieces. I just loved spending time looking through each rack and even found a fantastic selection of Victorian and Edwardian clothing amongst the wide range of eras. Jen, the owner, has a great love for vintage and it really shows in her beautiful shop!

Top notch vintage clothing and jewelry from across the eras. Very reasonable prices, and the…read moreowner is incredibly knowledgable. A real gem...

My favorite kind of antique store, where there are a variety of things from mostly the mid-19th to…read moremid-20th century, just happily being old at reasonable prices. It's big (two floors open, hints that sometimes there's a third floor). It's arranged so that a person can browse comfortably -- aisles are logical and not too tight. Not super-precious, but not junk. Not heavily mid-century modern, not heavily country. One of the downstairs vendors looks to be buying dollhouse miniatures at estate sales, so if that's your thing, the prices aren't cheap but the selection is interesting.

I can remember pre Covid this place being amazing but I think between the collection of uninspiring…read morejunk, the dust/ must smell and the dim / dank lighting im not sure i would make a special trip to come here in the near future. Still a very large store with a lot of selection so if you are in the downtown area already and/or killing time a stop here makes sense. The rear of the store is all cloths and a lot, there are 2-3 booths with a lot of vinyl, some okay deals and some prices that make absolutely no sense.. service is ok, the typical checked out no super helpful checkout people that don't really know what is in the store or where to find anything other than what you could find easily by yourself.

I spent several months shopping for a bike and kept coming back to Burrows. the staff there were…read morepatient and friendly and helped me get the right bike for my needs at a very fair price.

I have cycled cross-country, and I have used the services of bicycle shops in probably a dozen…read morestates. This is one of the best repair shops I have ever visited. I visited this shop early on a Saturday morning. I had gotten a tune-up at a bicycle shop in the Greater Boston area in preparation of cycling Vermont Route 100, and picked up my bike on Friday night (the night before I planned to leave). When I brought it home (and after the shop had closed) I found that my bike's chain was making noise in certain gears. I tinkered around with the derailleur to try to fix the problem, but to no avail. I feared that my Vermont trip would have to be cancelled. I decided to try to find a shop in Brattleboro, my planned starting point, and selected this one because it opened the earliest. I visited there early on Saturday, explained the issue, and immediately was introduced to a mechanic (I asked for his name but have since forgotten it, unfortunately). He kindly and patiently explained what he was doing as he went through his evaluation to diagnose the issue, and invited me to stand alongside him to watch and learn. Within minutes, he deduced that the height of the derailleur was incorrectly adjusted by the previous mechanic, causing the chain to rub in high gear. He made the correct adjustment and it worked perfectly. Amazingly, he didn't even want to charge me more than $10, although I insisted on giving him that and then some for his help (and for basically saving my trip). I love cycling, but I know that visiting bicycle shops can be a frustrating process. Many bicycle mechanics seem to delight in making the customer feel ignorant. Here, the mechanic was not only skilled and instructive, but he was completely without pretension. It is a shame that I live more than two hours away from this shop, or it would be my default for repairs. As it turned out, the mechanic's adjustment on a Saturday morning ended up saving my cycling trip, and the bicycle has functioned perfectly since.

The Brattleboro Outlet Center is one of my favorite places to shop in the area. They have a great…read moreselection of factory outlet stores for both men and women, and the prices are reasonable. My favorite stores in this center are Van Huesen and the Bass Shoe Outlet. Every time I stop here I leave with bags of merchandise. The building itself is unique with its rustic barn ambiance, and overall the place is kept extremely clean. The bathrooms are industrial but clean, and there is ample parking around the stores. The Outlet Center is also conveniently located off Exit 1, but sometimes getting back on the highway can be a pain if it is during rush hour traffic. Overall this is a great Outlet Center with great stores and deals. It would be nice to see the center continue to have these great stores and possibly expand to other brands in the future.

At first we thought it wasn't the right place. When our gps sent us back to the location we thought…read morethat maybe it was the outside. This is not an outlet mall or center. There are hardly any stores. It looks like the outlet is closing. The restroom was dirty and a mess. Don't waste your time

Knowledgeable and friendly. Will return!!! If they don't…read morehave a part on hand they usually have it delivered to their store by the next day.

Date of visit: July 25, 2025 Time: Around 11:30 AM…read more We stopped into O'Reilly in Brattleboro while dealing with a trailer hitch emergency on the road. We asked about their tool loaner program -- something they publicly advertise. The older gentleman who first greeted us had a crumby attitude from the start. He seemed irritated by our presence, cut us off mid-sentence, and quickly denied us without much explanation. His tone and body language made us feel completely unwelcome -- and frankly, it felt like more than just a bad mood. On the flip side, the younger guy with glasses was polite, helpful, and really tried to assist us. Unfortunately, the older employee kept butting in and overriding everything, refusing to let us borrow tools even though the younger guy was clearly willing to help. It was frustrating and disappointing. We left feeling disrespected and turned to Advance Auto down the street -- where we were helped without judgment or hassle. If O'Reilly wants to represent themselves as a reliable stop for travelers and folks in a pinch, they need to take a look at who they've got at the front counter.

I stopped in yesterday to buy parts to fix 4 bracelets. The person at the counter was extremely…read morehelpful and ended up fixing them for me. I didn't have to buy a special glue for just one project or bags of several parts to fit the others. Staff is very knowledgeable, friendly, engaging and customer oriented. I feel well taken care off. Can't wait to go again.

Fabulous items, great prices, kid friendly atmosphere and staff (with the notable exception of one…read moreemployee...), very knowledgeable about rocks, minerals and the like. Lovely store and lovely people but I do miss their old location ! hope they settle into their new space soon

The customer service man and I got off on the wrong foot due to a miscommunication. They were…read moreinitially not able to distinguish the type of metal my ring was made of, but I left it there to get fixed. The jeweler seemed nice, and the work was done quickly-- however! I got my ring back after a resizing and some prong work and I paid 325$. It looks pretty bad :-(

They fixed my wedding ring. They did a good job. It was a fair price.read more

I could spend hours browsing all the unique and amazing art on display at Gallery In the Woods! It…read morehas three levels and each one is packed with fantastic items. Some items were quite pricey but that's to be expected. You could find a number of interesting things that were on the lower end of the price range. What I appreciated was the staff left us be to browse and take our time. It was a very relaxed environment to take in the displays.

This is my first time in Vermont. I walked by this shop after seeing many creative displays…read moreoutside. This shop does not only have highly innovative galleries but also sells these artworks. The owner told me that their galleries featured 16 local artists and 200 artists from all around the world (amazing!!!). I would never expect to randomly walk in a store to experience THIS MUCH arts!!! From recycle materials to metal works, they have it all! Of course, love this place so much I had to walk out with a purchase! Gallery in the Woods appeared to be one of my most favorite places in Vermont. I would highly recommend art appreciators, non-locals and locals to stop by for a visit. I guarantee that it will worth your time!