I absolutely love moonshadows. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and what they don't know…read morethey will look up in their books for you. The ambiance is perfect for their store and I've never met someone who was displeased who has shopped there! I definitely recommend this store

Moonshadows has got to be my favorite place to be. Every time I go in I automatically feel so…read morerelaxed, the smell of incense and the sound of the music. I usually end up buying more than intended because there are so many beautiful, new and unique things, that I can't help thinking "maybe one more, a CD or maybe a dream catcher." Everyone is so nice and welcoming. I even recommend getting an appointment for a reading.

The prices are very very high and the place has a weird sour dusty smell to it. For what it's…read moreworth, I'd recommend VT Teddy Bear, Vermont Flannel, Golden Hour, Common Deer, or really anywhere else before this place. There are a ton of more reasonably priced alternatives to this barn

Visit Date: September 3, 2020…read more This seems like the only decent place to get some vacation souvenirs from Vermont, besides a little gift shop we found by the Quechee Gorge. Hubs needed souvenirs for his family and I had a few more people to get for my family. I also let our son haphazardly pick out some things to buy as well. The selection here is very large and your bound to find souvenirs for everyone on your list.

Their fried goat cheese salad is the best ever ! Nice Ambiance and good location for parking on…read moremain street!

Sweet little shop with locally crafted jewelry, soap, and almost any little gift you can imagine…read more They have the store on one side, and then the other has a small coffee shop,bakery, and ice cream area.They have a third area, up a few steps where you can buy plants that have been potted in unique containers or play games. They have some seating inside or out on the deck. Parking in the street is limited and tricky but there is a parking lot right next door for customers to us.

The Vermont Maple Outlet is one of those places where you instantly feel like you've stumbled on…read morethe heart of Vermont. The interior is cute and well organized making it simple to browse! They have a little of everything maple -- syrup, candies, jams, gifts -- and it's the kind of shop where you end up finding something for yourself and something to bring home. But the real highlight? The "creamies." Hands down some of the best I've ever had. The swirl of blackberry and maple was absolutely perfect -- sweet, tangy, and creamy in all the right ways. It's the kind of treat that makes you wish summer in Vermont would last forever. Whether you're a maple lover or just passing through, the Vermont Maple Outlet is worth the stop. A true taste of Vermont in every sense. Service is quick and to the point.

Kind employee with a lot of different products. Loved the maple creemee! Got a maple creemee on a…read morewaffle cone and it was delicious.

The "Maple Coated Walnuts" are supposed to be made with pure maple syrup. The ingredients list…read moreCorn Syrup, Soybean oil & something partially produced with genetic engineering. Walnuts & pure maple syrup do not contain corn syrup, soybean oil & what is produced with genetic engineering?

Ohhhhhh My!!!!!!…read more Delicious maple candy. Get some of this stuff I tried the maple leaf candies and was over the moon

This store is a popular destination in Shelburne area. It is a huge store with front side filled…read morewith candies, pastries, cookies, local maple syrups, sauces, home good items and more. The left side room has huge variety of apparels, hats and socks. The back side has great collection of gifts, stationary , cards, magnets, posters and other souvenirs. The cakes, cookies and some candies are sold by weight. We bought some unique toffees and gummies from here. I also found some really nice magnets here highlighting Vermont. We bought few of those and some stickers too. This was one of the better quality souvenir store we found in Burlington area. The staff were very friendly, helped with questions and checkouts.

Didn't get a chance to take pictures inside because I was too busy going through all the aisles…read more By the entrance, there are snacks, chocolate and candies. Cookwares are also in the front. They also have souvenirs (stickers, signs etc). There's a book section with toys. Organic soaps/shampoo by the wall smell very good. I got a soap bar of a local farm. Good quality. At the back, there's a room full of Christmas decorations. Festival spirits throughout the whole year. Overall a great local business for visitors and the neighborhood. I'll say it's a must go stop for travelers.

I regularly go to the TJMaxx and Marshalls in Burlington and was so surprised by the quality of…read morethis location in comparison! I found Kate Spade pajamas, Maison Margiela candles, and Bala workout equipment on my first visit. Huge, clean, and stocked with great name brands!!!

I love this store. It's clean and well organized, the staff is nice and the quality of items are…read morebetter than I've seen in this store in other areas. Great purses, shoes, cosmetics, clothes in all sizes, sheets, comforters, even toys and lots of pet beds and supplies. Parking is plentiful and right in front of the store.

went into store to buy milk for my granddaughter said it was 1.45 per container bought 2 bill was…read more3.99 complained to wyatt the teller who said sorry with no other options complained again and was told by wyatt sorry he would not even go back and look at the price. if i could give a zero i would. been coming here for 20 plus years never treated this way should have driven to hanleys down the road.

The Country Store is located in The Village Center at Smugglers Notch near the clock tower around…read morethe corner from the Guest Registration desk. It's a small store filled with a large variety of groceries, beer & wine, and other basic needs (toiletries, toys, Vermont cheese and locally sourced Maple Syrup in addition to deli items). There's an adjoining coffee stand and a ski shop across the hall.