Sad looking store, dirty and with limited selection. I've shopped at plenty of thrift and…read moreliquidation centers- I'm OK with used items or returned merchandise that isn't in its original packaging, however this discount store felt overall very depressing and there really wasn't much to look at. I think having just better lighting would help, the whole place was extremely dark. Someone needs to go around with a duster or cloth and just wipe some of the products/shelves, they look dirty and dusty. There are some haphazardly placed items all over the place - and not very much household/clothing items. When we first walked in there was 1 couch and 1 chair for sale, then the first front wall had some random garden/outdoor equipement. There was 1 baby stroller, about 2 racks of clothing and the rest was mostly non perishable food items. If you are in need of condiments, canned food, cereals, and the like they have a decent selection although most items are expired. I was not expecting the best selection, but some items like medication/vitamines/baby accessories and baby sunscreens for example should not be sold if they are past their due date. Although it's cheap, I don't know why anyone would risk using expired sunscreen on their baby without knowing if it's effective? That's the kind of item I would not buy, I don't want to risk a sunburn on my sensitive baby's skin. I was hoping to find some hidden treasures and thought perhaps this place could be like Ollie's bargain bin but our party of 4 left feeling sketched out. Won't be returning, there isn't enough stuff and nothing of value.

This is a fairly unique store that offers left over merchandise that's been rotated out of stores…read more It's typically sold for discounts of 30 to 50% off retail sometimes more. It is not a full retail shopping experience so don't measure it that way. It's a great way to shop for bargains if you are flexible and open minded.

When they closed their Dorset Street store, I thought they were done for good. It wasn't until…read moreyesterday that I was made aware that they had moved into the Price Chopper plaza. Goes to show how often I get to that area. Being that we are totally renovating our house, this store is a godsend - affordable inexpensive but gorgeous furnishings in Vermont? Thank YOU Santa! My husband and I will be making another trip down this weekend with the truck so we can bring home a few of the larger goods that caught our eye. Gorgeous products!

Home Goods is a great place to pick up cheap brand-name kitchen stuff and cheap pet supplies. It's…read morethe TJ Maxx of home goods (literally cause it's owned by the same company), so most stuff is good quality, but just didn't sell elsewhere. Great for the student budget. The downside is, sometimes you find great stuff and sometimes you just find nothing. But always worth a little browsing through on a rainy day.

this place is awful!!! rude supervisors and managers. I hear how they treat their employees and…read moreespecially the ones with disabilities. They also ask customers if they want to donate for veterans, yet nothing goes to veterans, it goes back in corporates pocket. I have heard managers tell employees to put stained clothes and ones with tears on the rack and sell them even though they should be trashed!!!! There are a lot more thrift stores around with better prices and attitudes

Very rude woman working at the donation drive-through today. We will donate elsewhere.read more

This is a nice little mall, that has variety of stores including Kohl's and JC Penney. We found the…read moreonly bubble tea store in this city in this mall. There's also some popular stores like H&M, American Eagle, Bath & Body Works, Victoria's Secret, Zales, Kays and Verizon. Prices are fair, alongside sales promotions in a lot of these stores. The staff did a nice job of keeping the mall clean and safe. They got a food court, that sadly has only 2 stores. There's a free children's play area. Throughout the mall there's also spots for guests to sit and rest. The parking lot is pretty big, lots of spots available.

University Mall is relatively small size compared to ones I have been to in other states. It does…read morehave JCpenny, Sephora, B&B etc. Big parking lot outside. Limited selections of fashion, home, jewelry and food. Food court vendors are practically empty (2 are open?) We got something from JCPenny at discount price so it's pretty good. Got drinks in bubble tea place, also reasonable price. The staff keep the mall very clean. I see them walking around. People in most stores were nice.

Replays is a nonprofit for the benefit of UVM Medical center with majority volunteer workers. There…read moreis no other store of this kind that will give you a bag and wrap your fragile items with care for you. The volunteers are always so helpful and seem to enjoy each other and their customers. Plus! Their jeans are $5 and most tops range from $3-$10. Large selection of women's clothing, dish wear and costume jewelry. It bigger the. It looks from the outside! All profits go back to the community. Shopping here feels like I'm doing good while snagging that adorable Coach Bag (that I don't need :) for $40. Always Something new to look at. I can spend hours here

Replays has decent content in a well organized store. Plus, their sales benefit UVM Medical Center.read more

While some things are very expensive, I have found some super cute clothing for not too much! Good…read morevibes and nice staff who help. And, for a consignment store, they have tons of different sizes, including maternity clothing. And its dog friendly, yay! I also found my favorite skirt there:)!

Love the value , selection and awesome sales and discounts they sometimes have. I have found great…read moreresale at a fair price for used clothing!

We were doing a road trip from Niagara Falls to Saratoga Springs to visit my hubbies brother. We…read morestopped in Canada too. I wanted to put a gift basket together for his brother and wife on our arrival for 2 nights. I just knew TJ's would have a basket for me to accomplish this. I like to get to bottles of wine, one red, one white and some chocolates and other goodies to fit in. I also knew they would have the filling or tissue paper to put it all together. This has to be my favorite all time store and it's just so fun to go in new towns especially in Burlington, Vermont. Home of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream. This was an interesting spot because home goods was a separate space and the regular clothing store was a building right next store which made them both massive. I didn't have time to go to the clothing store and probably wanted to avoid all temptation seriously...

This is a huge TJM store with large collection of clothes, shoes, home goods, kids apparel and…read moretoys. The store is mostly clean and tidy. The jewelry, watch and handbag sections didn't have much inventory or good choices. Still it is very popular among locals. I saw lots people in the store, at one point there were more than 10 customers waiting in checkout lane. Throughout the store prices were excellent. We got a princess doll with unicorn for only $9. Rest of items I checked also had decent discounted price. For checkout we got lucky, there wasn't any line. It was quick and easy, associate was friendly and helpful at the register.

Bread & Butter Farm is a wonderful place to visit! The shop/bakery cafe was open when we visited…read morethis week during the kids school break. This was a great spot to make after touring the Vermont Teddy Bear Factory. We tried the almond flour cake which is a must order! We also bought the orchard apples, maple onion hot sauce, and chili and cheese bread. Staff were so nice here. They offered a chopping board and bread knife so we could cut the bread and apples and enjoy outside in the sun. We also walked around the cafe/shop to the back to check out the brown cows! They were so friendly. Our kids adored Nelson, the farm cat!

What an amazing farm. We came here to see the eclipse, they have an awesome shop that sells meats…read morefrom the farm, some great coffee and merch. The land is beautiful with amazing views, and the family that runs the farm are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. They were slinging burgers, hot dogs, ect for the event. When we arrived I got myself an iced maple latte, so good! For lunch I got a cheeseburger and kale salad, and man both were excellent (hence why I took some steaks home). Highly recommend to stop in to support this family farm !

This places SUCKS!!! I went in to grab a thing for my wife online and I was lookin for an employee…read morecouldn't find any and if so it's a bunch of teenagers that goof off for a paycheck. When I came out WITHOUT the item I came for. I saw a lady stopping a guy for stealing peanuts. This shit is crazy. Store was small and useless.

Target has gutted their electronics department. What little they do have is locked up. Their…read moredisplays are attached to the shelf so you cannot examine prior to purchase.

BEST RESTORE in the area PERIODT full stop. They have EVERYTHING- incredible selection for…read morefurniture, books, clothes, accessories for everyone in the family. We have been going here for years and there's ALWAYS great buys better than any Goodwill around the area!! Highly recommend but very very busy on Saturday mornings and parking can be slightly challenging. It's sooooo worth visiting because they had anything and everything under the sun- I spent $20 on new athletic wear for my triathalon training and boxing gloves, books and a brand new stitch toy for my daughter. You CANNOT go wrong here. I love love love this place and it's all for a great cause!

Really good selection, reasonable prices, friendly staff. I oftentimes find just what I need.read more