Sorry, i didn't like this place despite a kind welcome when i walked in. It's full of dollar albums…read morepriced at much higher- $10-15. I looked up one on discogs & offered the middle price shown & was told it was worth 2.5x that. I honestly don't know how they sell anything. In contrast i found 8 rare, low priced albums at the nearby mall store which actually specialized in jewelry....

After seeing this store on Facebook, I thought it would be worth stopping in while passing through…read morethe area. Was it ever!! The store has lots of used vinyl (separated alphabetically and by genre ), lots of CDs and other music related stuff (posters, etc.). In addition, the owners are really down to earth and enjoy talking about the music they sell! I found an album from the late 80s that I've been searching for for a few years now. And there it was, at a very decent price! Went back a second time and picked up another 1/2 dozen records! They also have a stage set up in the back of the store for performances by local bands. Unfortunately I wasn't able to stick around for that- I will definitely stop back in next time I'm in the area, go see Rik & Kat!!

Ordered an extremely overpriced mug ($145) on December 18. It was marked as "in stock". Paid 9.75…read morefor shipping. According to usps if the items was mailed on the 18th or 19th it would have arrived by Christmas Eve. It didn't. In fact as of December 31 they haven't even attempted to ship it . Zero effort made...Christmas ruined.

I have been a loyal patron to their business for a couple years now, I admired how they made their…read morepottery in house and didn't lie about how or where it was made which is common when people resell pottery and mark it up. I went there for their Memorial Day sale and this is quite an expensive store but they had a 10% off sale for the whole store. I eagerly went inside and realized that all of their items have been marked up. When I asked a women who worked there if the sale was the cheaper price under the more expensive sticker price she stated that it was 10% off the remarked price. She said they came from their other warehouse, I asked if all the pottery was made in the back studio and she said they had "another studio". There was still no explanation for why everything had the prices marked up JUST for the sale. I am disappointed that they would take advantage of people especially during a holiday that is about respecting and memorializing Americas hero's.

Eclectic selection, (or, is that selectic ecletion?)- just kidding..All sorts of literary…read moretreasures-I love the smell of old books! Harry Saul, the proprietor of Pleasant Street Books is a font of knowledge, very qualified to help you and just a heck of a nice guy. He is also a fine Jazz pianist and augments the book shop experience with regular concerts! A cool stop on your happy journey- Happy Trails, Woody C. RI

One of the best used bookstores in New England. I popped in last week and was overwhelmed with the…read morequality of the books, fair prices, as well as the owner's knowledge. Both friendly and highly intelligent, Sonny (proprietor) was welcoming from the moment I walked in and answered any questions I had. There are not many bookshops like Pleasant Street Books left in New England. If you love books and /or the spirit of supporting a local business, stop in the store if you are the area. For bibliophiles, Pleasant Street Books is a must see.

We were visiting Vermont and in the Airbnb we read in a local magazine called "Woodstock", about…read morethis wonderful old bookstore that dates back to the early 1900's. It has been owned by very few people in all those years. The store is small and loaded with books everywhere you turn. The owner was so friendly, helping people find books, talking about the book shop, checking people out.....it was so busy inside! Of course I came away with a Maple Syrup themed cookbook, a children's book about Vermont for my nephew and two novels for myself. If you love books it's a "must see"

Adorable bookstore with a layout I really loved. It's way more than just books, they also have…read moreVermont merch, magnets, stickers, totes, board games, tarot cards, keychains, and so much more. It was pretty busy and was fun to browse. I ended up leaving with a few cute little finds.

Walking into this store, you smell the leather. You can touch the different fabrics, compare…read morebrands, comb through new and used tack, see exactly how big the rhinestones are on the browband of that bridle you like...it's magic. Online shopping has many benefits, but when it comes to tack and apparel, there is no substitute for seeing it in person. The inventory and selection are huge, and owner Laura knows it inside and out. Kudos to her for providing such a valuable service for over 40 years. It's worth the trip just to browse, but I guarantee you won't leave without buying something;)

The name of this establishment is perfect. You know how a genuine country store is filled with…read moreboth essential and esoteric items organized in somewhat random ways that makes shopping an adventure? That is exactly the Vermont Horse Country store with tack. They have everything you could want for riding, spread out in an old barn. It is clean and well displayed in a tight and rather random way. If you love horses, it is just a fun place to visit.

Lucy is great! She has tuned several of our old pianos that others might have given up on!read more

The folks in the Brandon Ace Hardware are courteous, helpful, and knowledgeable about their…read moreproducts. On several occasions they have ordered items from other stores that were not in stock, and directed me to products I didn't know existed after I described a problem. I have usually been waited on within a couple of minutes. And another plus: They don't shuttle you into into a corridor packed with candy, stuffed toys, and stupid stuff to wait while your children or grandchildren start whining for what is clearly a come-on. The Ace counter is right in front of you when you come in, and they'll answer a "Where is?" question on the spot. Thanks, everyone.

Liked it better before it became an Ace Hardware. Everytime I go in the place now 2 things happen;…read more1.) a clerk latches on to you so no browsing without feeling uncomfortable when they keep asking what can I find for you, and #2 there is always a problem at the register eliminating a quick trip. Either the bar code doesn't work or the wrong items were listed for a pick up in the lumber yard forcing another trip inside to change the receipt as in take the wrong off and put the right items on and then back to the yard with a corrected receipt and when you get the credit card bill the return of the wrong products isn't credited. Too bad that the entire staff changes often and I don't recognize any of the clerks as neighbors anymore. Yesterday I purchased a quart of Bondo and when I arrived home and opened it there was barely a pint but the charge was for a quart so I bought the same product for a bit less online and I got at least 3/4 of a quart. I have decided that using this store takes up to much of my time compared to the other hardware store in town which truly is get in and get out. Again missing the days of Bob and John and can only hope that the new management pulls the team together and I will try again in about 6 months.

I started going to eyecare for you because it was closer to my apartment building so I was excited…read moreto find them but it wasn't long before I found out that they were charging me 75.00 for a free eye exam. Always get a print out of the whole thing and look it over before you leave so if there is anything weird about the price of the appointment you can bring it to their attention

I called in with an emergency and was not one of their patients. They fit me right in that same…read moreday. Dr took time to explain issue and gave results. Went back for follow up a week later. Impressed with thoroughness and spending time with me. I am now one of their patients.i