This is absolutely the funnest place to poke around in! They have a wide variety of items that are…read moredisplayed well and easy to shop through. We always find something we didn't even know we needed it! Everything is priced well, and the staff is always very helpful in answering questions and overall customer service.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. This is usually as good as it gets here in Vermont's North East Kingdom…read morefor antique shops and collectables. IT is hard to find a place in NE VT that is this big and has some really cool collectables. The store is huge, an old brick school, which burned and then was restored. Has consignment booths. FULL OF EVERYTHING!! Def worth checking out. Feet off Rt 5, and I -91, exit 23. Prices are decent too.

The selection of a huge variety of antiques/vintage/collectibles is considerable. (I won't go into…read moredetail about what's there, but I would guess that the friendly owners would answer a phone call.) The owners know their vast stock extremely well and can help direct you.

Well worth a stop. The owner is super friendly. Great selection with fair prices. There is a…read moresection of old tools, a very large vintage clothing section, other things you'd expect like milk glass bottles, vintage jewelry, comic books, license plates, vintage glassware, etc. Owner told us some nice local history and we bought some cool items.

Don't let the really simple exterior fool you, this place is loaded with great local Vermont…read moreantiques. I think I drove past this place for years before I realized what a gem it was. The owner is the nicest guy you'll ever meet and the prices are great. They have all sorts of stuff- furniture, tools, books, etc. basement is huge and filled with even more stuff. They have so much that they give some of it away or cut it into free kindling. Love it.

Review #1000! So here it is... my big 1000th review, on a…read moresmall town Vermont antique shop. No guts, no Glory. We were in Vermont for the July 4th holiday weekend and were glad to find a new and resonablly priced antique store in the Kingdom. Located in a former Ben Franklin, with the old oiled hardwood floors, this store has over 60 consignment booths that are all cool and interesting. From housewares to furniture, milk stools, maple sap taps, artwork, antique kitchen stoves, and collectibles decorate the modestly well kept store. My finds: A large square aluminum skillet and a cast iron fry pan both for my camper. Open year round, closed Wednesdays and Sundays. 10:00- 5:00 daily.

Cheap Prices, Amazing Selection of collectibles at an amazing price. The Owner was extremely…read morefriendly and helpful.

What to do when you're in the backwoods of Maine and looking for something a little different...you…read morecould do a lot worse than stopping by this incredibly cool antique shop. From antique tools, old advertising pieces, clocks, watches, furniture, and coins...the list goes on and on. Very relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere and more than reasonable prices for all the items we saw. We'll definitely head back again.

Vintage Junky is an antiques "group shop" on the main road into Berlin - Rt. 16. It opened last…read morefall. They have an excellent, and constantly changing, wide ranging inventory of everything from small knick knacks to larger pieces of furniture. I prefer group shops because with all the different vendors you get a better variety than with a single owner, who tends to specialize in one thing. For example, there is one person who specializes in old tools, anvils, etc., which are generally hard to find. There is also some nice old advertising posters from the Berlin area and white mountains area in general. A big trend in antiques now is "repurposing", where someone takes and old machine base, or sewing machine wrought iron base, and puts a butcher block top on it to make a cool table or island. This store has some great stuff for that type of thing. Berlin made a huge decision last winter to allow the ATV's full use of the city streets, as long as you are going to a business in Berlin. This will now open the floodgates of tourism to the area, as Berlin is now the most ATV-friendly city in America west of the Mississippi river. When visiting the area, this is a great place to stop in and do a little "treasure hunting". The owner, Maureen, is super nice and very helpful. And I've saved the best for last - the PRICES ARE TERRIFIC!! If you are driving up from southern NH, etc., you just might be able to find a super deal here, sell it back home at a profit, and pay for some or all of your gas money - win win!! .

This place rocks! I must admit the fender sign caught my eye. Eventually after driving past this…read moreplace a hundred times I decided to finally check it out. I'm so glad I did. They have a great selection on strings and accessories for guitars. A few guitars for sale and also some really cool vintage amps. I will definitely be back even though the fender sign is not for sale. Lol

The man working was rude, didn't say hi or wave back when my husband and I came in. He looked at…read moreboth of us and looked back down at his phone. He also did not put his mask on when we were in the store. Extremely disappointed in this store and would not recommend.

This is the classiest antique shop in the north country, run by knowledgeable and friendly people…read more It's like stepping into another world. Don't miss this place.

I'm a sucker for a good Thanksgiving sandwich, and this place makes an epic one! The other…read moreofferings sounded yummy, as well. Their baked goods are varied and delicious.

They need to rename this place as a bakery & deli. Had the most wonderful fresh sandwiches of the…read moretrip here in a funky, friendly setting.