Came here for the first time on Wednesday December 18, 2024 in the morning. This is a relatively…read morenew business to the area - coming from Montreal, we like to shop in Vermont and this happens to be on our way as it is close to Walmart in the area. This is a discount store that offers a bit of everything - there are many home decor items, bedding, accessories, some shelf stable foods, toys, clothing, beauty products and knick knacks. The closest thing I can compare it to is Ollie's (there is one in Plattsburgh). I found the store to have a decent selection, but the overall vibe was very messy, dusty and kind of "low class". The clothing or toy selection are of poor quality. Immediately I thought Ollie's was better. I wandered in every aisle and there weren't any major deals to be found. I was looking for something specific advertised in the store flyer but even after searching and asking for help from employees, no one could find this item. Lots of unopened boxes of stock and stuff just piled everywhere. My favorite section was the beauty products area - There are soaps/body washes/lotions that you would not find in a regular store. For example, Dove or Johnson's products that come from another country. I am not sure how they arrived to the USA but these are versions of products normally sold abroad. If you check the labels you'll be surprised! Some stuff was made in Italy. I think this is the type of place you have to check back often for deals - we walked away with some soaps and toothpaste, there were 5 packs of Colgate tubes for less than $3 which was a steal but otherwise couldn't find anything else that really interested us.

I was in the store this week and the manager was loudly reprimanding an employee which felt…read moreunprofessional and awkward honestly. She complained that she shouldn't have to move carts in the parking lot because she's the manager and apparently too good to do that. How rude. I felt bad for the employee and will not be back. You'd think for a new store the manager would be more welcoming.

Here is a thrift store with enough options for anyone who is searching for odds and ends,…read morefurniture, clothing, housewares, entertainment items, and essentials. Prices are reasonable and there is ample room to move around. The cashier was friendly and patient, too. I'll be back!

Great place to find some good deals. I found some older art pieces for my Airbnb. I love Habitat…read moreRestores!

I just tried to donate and the young guy who was handling my stuff kept saying there's mold on…read morethat! A chalkboard that had some chalk on it, a painting that he said was moldy was actually the design, a frame with glass that had some snowflakes on it. etc, etc. the store is dirty and sad. This is unfortunate because the organization is a great one and is certainly deserving of good donations. I will never go there again. The Williston store is way better!

Shopping in store I heard a staff member yell at an older woman to get out of the back room that…read moreshe was not a volunteer. What has happened to kindness? Poor lady started crying. Not a place to shop.

Food City is a bit like your local neighborhood grocer. Granted, it is part of a chain but it's…read morenot one of your full-service, giant box grocery with a department counter service for seafood, bakery, meats, built in pharmacy, kids play area, cigar club, swimming pool, VIP lounge...you get the idea. It's pretty much just groceries. Sure it has the typical layout of produce, meats, a deli counter, freezers, household items, but at a smaller scale. Plenty of great parking as it is part of a small strip mall. It's not a busy area as it is a mainly residential part of town. I've always found the service to be speedy and friendly. There is the odd occasion where maybe cashiers don't say much or the deli counter isn't all smiles but I never felt treated rudely and there was always someone there willing to help. So, in some ways it does have a bit of small town appeal. They don't carry a wide variety of items but I can always depend on getting staples or last minute needs here. Prices aren't too bad either. Deli is typically great but the baked items like cakes are either of small selection or have been in the fridge too long. But overall: the meats, the cheeses, the produce and even the selection of Vermont maple items (they sell maple pepper which we use in EVERYTHING) are just perfect by my standards. Keep doing what you're doing Food City. I'll keep going to you.

The staff here are mostly terrible and rude. There a a few nice people, but mostly the store…read moremanager Aaron is a mean, arrogant, discriminatory jerk. The are constantly treating customers as if they are all stealing, and they always put rude signs in the windows. Not to mention that their location suggests convenience, but they are charging the highest prices in town and I feel like it is taking advantage of those who are on EBT by charging such high prices. A lot of people here don't have cars or transportation and are stuck hemorrhaging their EBT funds on high prices because they have no other choice. Their meat department is a joke and people are constantly dealing with spoiled meat. If you can get to Hannaford or Market 32 in Saint Albans, go to those places. Friendlier staff, better prices and non spoiled meat. I have included a recent photo of a rude sign that reads "if you plan on shoplifting let us know." This just feels like discriminatory practices against people who are on EBT and SNAP or homeless. This store seems to hate homeless and poor people.

This is a great hidden gem! My friend and I stopped by during the maple festival this past year and…read morewe've since returned several times. The staff is very approachable and appreciative of you. They have a nice mix of high end and mid range and bargain shopping customers. They really do a great job of trying to have something for everyone in terms of price range. The fact they have used board games in good condition for very cheap is amazing! I got a few games for $5 each and still have them. You can also show up and a play a game or two that they have there. Each time I'm there I never feel like I'm bothering anyone. Good places should be recognized and this is a good place

Went to the store to play Commander on monday night. The atmosphere was great. Both the staff and…read morethe players were really friendly and it made for an overall great experience. The store itself was really diverse in terms of board games, art supplies, TCG games, and even a nice Fro-Yo stand in the back. Overall had a great time and 10/10 would come here again.

You know when you visit these larger box stores or franchise stores and you ask an employee for…read morehelp and they look at you like you have a second head? THIS IS NOT THAT PLACE! At The Eloquent page, Donna, is knowledgeable about all things books. She can recommend books similar to those you've read, similar to others you've heard of and always willing to place orders for anything you can't find. Ask Donna about Saint Albans history to learn more about the town while you're there, she's very knowledgeable!

This is a great bookstore. Always find something not available anywhere else. Very pleasant place…read moreto shop.

really great thrift store form, interesting and useful stuff greatly worth a visit if you're in the…read morearea

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!

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

Finding all the local crystal shops Vermont does so well. This place has got all your meditation,…read morealternative healing, new age goodness covered. Vermont winters can be grey, dark and cold at times but it's super cozy shops like this that will sparkle your life right back up. Walking in you get hit with a wave of fragrant incense, and welcomed by Buddha statues and large amethyst crystals. Wind Chimes and light catchers crystals are hanging from the ceiling. You'll find everything from incense (sticks, palo santo, incense cones, resins, sage, sweetgrass), to healing crystals (on strings, tumbled stones, geodes, pyramids), to books and CDs. They also have singing bowls, candles, jewelry, and some beads for those crafty and looking to make their own jewelry or other project. In the back section of the store where the books and CDs are is where they have private card readings. (One day I'll get to a one!) I ended up getting a strand of labradorite beads right before they closed, so I'm looking forward to the next visit when I have more time!

Great variety of kitchen items and in-store help is readily available when needed. If they do not…read morehave an item, orders are quickly fulfilled. Located in Main Street (RT 7), there is ample parking up and down the block and beyond. If you just enjoy browsing, this is the place to be!

I could spend all day in this store, every space is filled with interesting and fun products that I…read morewould love to have in my kitchen. They have all your basic needs but also have so many cool products I've never seen anywhere else. Also the selections of local candies, jams, cheeses, maple syrup, etc. is a huge plus.

I can usually count on Kinney's to have what I'm looking for. It's chock full of inventory and that…read morecan sometimes make the layout of the store a bit disorientating. They have some aisles arranged on a diagonal (likely to save space) which makes it kind of tough to find what you need. Thankfully, they use signs on the ceiling to help identify what items are in what aisle but I have found myself walking all around the store looking at the ceiling to find the right aisle. There doesn't seem to be a lot of staff here, like most Kinney's I've been too. So you typically find one worker on the floor stocking who also needs to come up front every once in a while to work the check out. Items aren't always clearly labeled for price but sale items stand out pretty well. The staff here don't seem real thrilled with the jobs, can't say I blame them. Lots of parking here and they have drive through pharmacy.

Webpage says they open at 730am. Went to go in and emplotees were rude and insisted they open at…read more8am! Bs!!