OMG this is the most beautiful and perfect gift shop I've ever been to! There is something for…read moreeveryone for newborns, weddings to housewarming gifts, decor, jewelry, candles, you name it they got it! The service is incredible and the owner is so kind and sweet! They have Vermont ski pillows and super cute blankets! Their clearance in the basement also has the best sales! We bought the most beautiful glasses, magnets, coasters, and recyclable bags! I bought the most unique and colorful belt that is handmade for $28! Bought a 100% recycled big bag for $4.50! You can't beat these prices cause everything around town would be more expensive! Everything here is very affordable and we can't wait to go back! Even my husband had to buy things and he HATES shopping hahaha Love this place! Come stop by before or after skiing or during the summertime!

My wife and I travel 360 miles round trip every Thanksgiving weekend to the Greenbrier as it…read moredoesn't get any better than this. Go out of your way for this gem.

Love this store! The owners are lovely and they have great taste. Nice addition to Downtown…read moreRutland.

From the owner: Kindred Spirit sells unique, "one-of-a-kind" type furniture, lighting, rugs and home accessories…read more Our uncommon products help customers express their individuality, creativity and live more comfortable lives.

So much to love about this store. First-off, it's an utter feast for the eyes. If you happen to…read morevisit while one of Miranda's black-carved dragon platters is hanging on the wall, consider yourself blessed. Marvel at the smooth, sturdy strength of a hand-planed table. And get lost in the selection of curated items that they stock -- including interesting books on all kinds of topics from Ernest Shackleton (one of Charles's not-so-distant ancestors) to farm-to-table cookery, fountain pens, and local maple syrup. The proprietors, Charles and Miranda, are usually buzzing around somewhere. They are two of the friendliest business owners I've met and will take time out of their day to talk to you about their lives and work in this part of the world. They will make you long for the New England country life...also, if you're tempted by a mug, talk to Miranda. She has some wonderful thoughts on mugs and how they accompany us through our daily lives and should therefore be functional and beautiful and make you happy every time you use them (this is basically the overarching philosophy of ST)...your choice of mug says a lot about you, apparently...just try not to overthink it ;) The prices are commensurate with the long and loving labor that goes into each piece -- which means that I'll be saving up for my first Shackleton Thomas four poster bed (or maybe cocktail cabinet?) for the best part of my career. But do not fear! Thanks to the wonderful selection of pottery "seconds" that make it to the shelves, a unique mug or cereal bowl are within reach of every budget. Definitely do check out the seconds (bits of pottery pieces that didn't make the cut -- think: a tiny smudge of glaze where it shouldn't be, or a decorative rabbit with one ear slightly bigger than the other made by an apprentice potter). All three of the mugs I've bought here have been seconds (less than $35 each, I think) and I think their tiny flaws make them even more beautiful than the "perfect" version. In fact, I am about to drink my morning coffee from my favorite Devonshire mug (I love the combination of rough and smooth, and the understated, earthy tones). All-in-all, definitely stop by if you're in the area. You will leave inspired and humbled by ST's commitment to creating beautiful and useful (and never pretentious) objects by hand, and with a new (and better) reason to save your pennies!

Loved their wood furniture and ceramics. I especially loved…read morethe wood table with the gold inlaid Enjoyed seeing the woodworking tools. The woman that works there is very knowledgeable and will share with you Shakleton's history, when he got started, etc.

Need a gift? Like soap? How about salsa? Or an ADK themed tchotchke? This is your place!…read more The first time I shopped here was when they first opened (several years ago/pre-Covid). The store was much more sparse...now it's packed! Almost organized chaos. I can't walk in there without purchasing something. The woman working there was fun, friendly and helpful. I think there's another location in Saratoga, and the owner also owns the furniture store up the road....along with a local restaurant. They have a frequent shopper points situation for discounts at one of the multiple locations. They're located in the same section as the Merrell outlet.

Tons of things in this super cute (but big) store new to the area. Tons of local things from jams…read moreto wind chimes to socks to plates to stuffed bears to clothes and purses. You can easily find skeptic. For yourself here or a gift (as I did). Evidently there is another location in Saratoga as well. Well worth a stop if passing through.

Overland!! Love this store when I went to Jackson Hole so when I saw there was an East Coast…read morelocation I had to visit. We made a special stop for this store. Hubby picked up a coat. I was casually looking. Our salesperson Monica was amazing. She search every inch of the store until she found us both the perfect jackets. I even got a matching scarf. So glad we stopped. I love my new jacket

If I was looking for good customer service, this store would be a hard pass. Studious lack of…read moreinterest in any of the potential customers when I popped in today. So if that kind of thing bothers you, or you actually need sales advice for clothing etc, you may well want to go elsewhere. However, I'm looking to buy 2 sheepskin rugs and a dog bed, which I'd bookmarked online, but was hesitating over not being sure what the quality would be like. Turns out the quality - of the goods - is excellent. And as I live in CA and am only visiting Saratoga for the weekend, this was a serendipitous walk past on my way to dinner and I'll do my purchases online when I get home.

This is our favorite shop in Burlington! Everyone working is so helpful and personable. I always…read morefind everyone on my list something from Slate -

Since moving from VT about a year and a half ago, I've only been back to visit twice. It's sad to…read morecome back and see all the awesome new stores coming in that I'm missing out on! Slate is definitely one of those stores. I stopped in on Christmas Eve just to browse around and I wish I could have bought everything in the place! It is a pretty hipster little store, and everything inside would be both useful to have in your home and serve as a conversation starter with guests. The items are unique, interesting, and high quality. There are kitchen gadgets, bar cart fixings, home decor items, greeting cards, jewelry...the list goes on. It's a great store and fits well with the Church Street aesthetic.

Go to 15 West St in the Armory building. This is the outlet for Vermont Country Store. The address…read moreon Yelp on Airport Rd is not correct. This has overstock, off season and deeply discounted clothes and home goods. Good prices on men's and women's!

Nice things & good prices, but a lot of the same thing…read more Needs more inventory and choices.

What a wonderful place to stop at and just browse. Just walking in and looking at the decor pieces…read moreone is happy. Such really nice pieces; you wish you can bring so many pieces home. The minute you walk in the place smells wonderful because the owner creates her own potpourri. She says it will last at least the whole year and once it fades away you can just spray some oil and it will continue to smell good. You can also walk out the back and experience a magical moment by just listening and watching the waterfall and water flow by. Peace and tranquillity!

Of all the gift shops that I have encountered in my travels, this is my favorite shop. The…read morequaintness of this shop is unbelievable.... When you enter you are mesmerized by the beauty of all the flowers, smells, and gifts around the store. Yes, it is small and I didn't allow my husband to enter.... the aisles are very narrow!! (He's not very careful!!) I urge you to stop by and walk to the back where you can see the brook that goes under the building.... It is so worth the trip... Hoping I can get up there again sometime this year.....

I enjoyed seeing the artists working on the pottery wheel. They were friendly and talked to us…read more The pottery was very nice, most of it had a country theme

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.

We have been here several times. The Vermont Antique Mall is just that, it's a supermarket of…read moreantiques. If you are looking for something very specific, you will most likely find it here. There are several floors with aisles of merchandise. You can spend hours browsing for items. It's located in a strip mall with other shops including where you can purchase Vermont Cheese and Maple Syrup. You can also sample wine and spirits nearby. On nice days they sometimes have a flea market in the parking lot with all sorts of items including antiques. There is always ample parking. A must stop if in Vermont.

They said this was the largest antique mall in Vermont, and I believe that because it was just big…read morein general. We entered through a door with a giant bear next to it for photo opps, and into the part with all kinds of fun Vermont (maple) treats, drinks, and other snacks. Then there was main floor, upstairs, and downstairs to see. Missed downstairs since I heard that was mostly furniture, and I spent about 2.5 hours scouring all the rest. Prices were all over the place, as is so often the case with antique malls. Bargains and Zingers abounded. Because I bought so many smaller items, it overwhelmed the young man doing the check out, and it soon before they were closing. He did not know how to prioritize, and unlike the ladies that opened the 2nd register, he did not go over all that I bought, confirming the details, which frustrated me, because I'm pretty sure I got overcharged for a couple things. So, make note, and add up stuff yourself if you are buying more than a handful of items. The staff sprinkled throughout to help open cases to show you merch were all very friendly and eager to help. If you're antiquing through New England, I definitely think this should be on your list!