We came looking for a sweatshirt for a toddler and left with a sweatshirt, two pairs of toddler…read moreshoes, a hiking backpack, a beauty supply caddy, a minecraft pickaxe, and free vegetables to top it all off! What a treasure trove!

I shop at Twice Blessed every winter at least 2 times from 2010 thru 2025. We ski at Mount Snow…read moreand I always allow time to shop. I also bring my good used clothing to donate as the money they make is donated for a good cause. The ladies that work there are so very sweet and helpful when I am looking for something special. I highly recommend Twice Blessed as a place to shop for just about anything. The value is outstanding, the selection is infinite and the service is great! Do not overlook Twice Blessed.

We met Lorraine and Brent Newell when we spent a summer in West Wardsboro and are now obsessed with…read moretheir bourbon barrel aged maple syrup. There's no alcohol in the maple syrup, but the maple syrup is aged in bourbon barrels giving them a deliciously strong aroma that is bound to delight any whisky or bourbon fan. We heard today that Brent is getting a new sugar house. The old one was in need of repairs. I'm excited to see what he is able to produce in his new sugar house. Lorraine also does a tremendous job curating her store and bringing together very cute Vermont-themed or country home themed items. It's easy to find a gift for anyone here. They even have some wooden marble toys in the back to entertain your kid while you shop.

Wow what a great little shop !!! The owner Lorraine is so helpful and sweet. We picked up some…read morelocal soaps and found an awesome serving tray. Not to mention her husband provides the shop with some amazing Maple Syrup! Had to get some as you cannot have pancakes Sunday morning without VT Maple Syrup! We will definitely be stopping by again when we come back from going to Stratton Mountain.

These outlets are cute--they're assorted in a quaint small town way, not typical outlets where…read morethere are rows and rows of stores--these are spread out across 2 city blocks, where you have to cross the street to get from one set of stores to the other. They are in the cute town of Manchester, which has a variety of other restaurants and regular retail stores up the street, so your shopping doesn't have to end when you're done with the outlets. Post-pandemic, retail has struggled, but I found every single store owner and staff to be very welcoming and helpful--it's like they're glad to see you. Worth the trip.

So much fun shopping with the girls and staying at the Taconic Hotel -- still found good deals at a…read morebunch of name brands but also a cool boutique (coco goose) and best prices on Vineyard Vines for the boys. Loved!!

This is a great thrift store! Something for everyone: clothes, shoes and housewares. Lots of name…read morebrand name and high end items that are put out every day and throughout the day. They get a lot of items so everything is priced to sell! And don't forget to check out the red barn across the parking lot. There you will find furniture, lamps, mirrors, sports items and larger items. You never know what you will find! And what a great charity to support! Open the THIRD Saturday of every month 10 am - 2 pm.

Thrifty Attic is always hit or miss, but always fun…read more Merchandise is strictly clothing (men, women, teens, kids) and small household items (board games, books, DVDs, toys, etc.) It's what you'd expect from small town VT: a mix of fleece, wool sweaters, etc. Some real gems if you're looking for some high quality used ski jackets or some super retro wool sports coats. I think it's run by volunteers from the church next door - which means that you're guaranteed to have a conversation with a sweet old lady during your shopping experience. Adventure shopping - it's the way to go.

This is a cute little place with reasonable prices and the owner was very nice and warm! I got a…read morecute dress and hope to come back for some vintage soon. There are also plants for sale.

Vermont Kitchen Supply is so much fun! The inventory is higher end. I bought a set of measuring…read morecups that cost over $40, but they will be the last measuring cups I ever buy. They are outstanding. There is so much to look at. It's well laid out and has literally everything you could need for kitchen supplies. The staff was helpful and nice. If you're in the area, you should definitely visit Vermont kitchen supply.

Having grown up in Manchester, I cannot say enough great things about Vermont Kitchen Supply! This…read morestore is a must-visit for anyone who loves to cook, entertain, or find the perfect kitchen gift. They have an incredible selection of high-quality cookware, unique gadgets, local products, and hard-to-find essentials--truly, if you need it for the kitchen, they have it! Kerry and her knowledgeable, friendly team make the shopping experience even better, always ready with great recommendations and expert advice. Whether you're a professional chef or a home cook, VKS is the ultimate destination for all things kitchen-related!

Beautiful cutting boards! Great christmas gifts! Lots of…read morehand carved wood items. Good prices.

Nice furniture--was looking for solid wood, the made in USA and eco-friendly was great. So why the…read moremediocre review? I bought and put together the Mission console cabinet. Turns out that the cabinet has no back. I don't mean the top shelf that has the three wooden slats--I mean the cabinet behind the doors. What cabinet doesn't have a back?! That's what a cabinet is. As assembled, the piece is not a cabinet; it is a set of shelves with doors in front of the lower two. I'm still trying to figure out a way to keep the dust out. The photos on the site carefully do not show this--I never would have bought it if this were shown. Shame on you, Manchester Wood. I thought I'd found a company I could trust. Instead, false advertising creeps in.