Does not keep normal business hours, and does not post hours on the door of the shop. Consequently,…read moreI've stopped by a couple times in the morning only to find they were closed, and didn't know whether waiting would get me anywhere. Eventually, I made it inside, and after purchasing some cards, I suggested to the proprietor that posted hours would be welcomed, and she responded rudely. Bottom line: There's nothing in this store I can't get as inexpensively, and with less attitude, from Amazon or Etsy. I won't shop here again.

A hidden treasure in downtown Hanover. In our electronic age of sending birthday wishes and…read moreexpressions of sympathy via Facebook, Twitter or the social networking app du jour, we are depriving our friends and loved ones of that warm feeling you get when you go to the mailbox and find a card or special note. A visit to That Little Spot of Red will make you want to send notes and cards the old fashion way, by engaging in the art of writing - actually putting pen to paper. They have a wonderful selection of pens, greeting cards, note cards, stationary and unique gifts. Stop in and look around, pick up some cards or paper. Your friends will be glad you did because you'll want to send them a note...using your new paper... Don't worry about stamps, the post office is just across the street.

Awesome place it felt like we stepped back in time - cool stuff throughout - enjoyed seeing the old…read morerefrigerator and the old medicines and elixirs --- just stopping through on way to White River Jct VT

I love stores that have penny candy, OH MY LAWD. It's a little tricky for the true penny candies,…read morebecause they ask you to count how many you put into your own little baggie. Fair enough, but it's tough to do with tongs dropping in a tong-ful at a time, and one at a time takes ages. So I took a rough guess at what I have, and tried to make sure I overestimated what I had. They have a large gift section, and even a little corner for dog treats/gifts. I didn't order any food here, but noticed the baked goods they had for sale were the exact same 2 days in a row, so I don't know how fresh they would be. I'd have to eat one to be sure, but the selection was so limited. (Lemon cake, blueberry cake, and some banana bread).

Way up north, most retail establishments are all about helping people get by. Plain and…read morebusinesslike, most stores offer service and products and not a lot of else. Most stores, that is. Not the Country Cobbler, my favorite leather goods retailer north of the Massachusetts border. Shelves and racks are practically overflowing with a wide variety of items for motorcyclists, outdoor enthusiasts, dancers, and just regular people looking for something that looks and feels good and comes at an excellent price. Not bad for a place located upcountry. Who shops here? In an area with long winding back roads and scenic highways, motorcyclists find chaps, helmets, vests, saddlebags, gloves...in short, just about everything a cyclist needs, aside from the bike. Those who favor the Western-style country look can find hats, shirts, belts, while the selection of dancewear appeals to those involved in jazz, Irish step, tap, etc. Myself? I come here looking for boots, and here's where shoppers can get real bargains. First of all, boots and other footware is very reasonably priced, but when things start getting discounted...the specials are really special. Example: I got a pair of workboots originally priced at $130 most places (including here) marked down close to the end of the season, to $20. There is a particularly strong selection of moccasins and slippers that beats any place in the Upper Valley in quality and selection. I'd very strongly recommend stopping here for anyone looking for workboots. I will confess that I've done little shopping in the accessories selection but I can testify to the fact that the selection here is very strong. Briefcases, backpacks and wallets here are of extremely high quality and could be sold in larger cities at higher prices. And...it's very possible to also find some great discounted items here, as was the case when some of us found an awesome shearling handbag for a friend that was originally over $100 and marked down to under $20. And bargains like that aren't unusual. If you put the Country Cobbler in a larger city it would do very well. It offers all of the kinds of goods and services one would expect of a well appointed leather store. Yet it still has a certain kind of country upretentiousness that makes shopping there a treat and a pleasure. Dancer, motorcyclist, outdoor enthusiast...all will find something at the Country Cobbler. Very much recommended.

Quality work at a fair price! Replaced a broken zipper on one boot, and repaired a heel on…read moreanother. They are like new again.

Super cute gift shop in downtown Woodstock. I love the smell of their candles and soaps. They have…read moresuper cute pillows and awesome bags that have Woodstock printed on them, perfect to bring to the grocery store or even carry as a beach bag. I recently started using the CBD products they sell. I highly recommend the sour CBD gummy supplements, I take one everyday and it really calms me down when I'm anxious, plus they taste so good. The owner, PJ is super helpful in giving you the right product and is highly educated in everything CBD. Overall this is a must stop when shopping in downtown Woodstock.

A really neat gift shop. It had so many interesting items especially Christmas items. It is a small…read moreshop but packed with loads of interesting items. We always enjoy stopping in to see what they have. Of you shop carefully you can even score a great deal.

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.

Rating: 4.0 A large…read morecollection of stores near the Quechee gorge area. We stopped by on the way out from the gorge trail. Lots of interesting stores that are connected. There are liquor store, cocktail, bakery and cafe, antique, alpaca, candy, gifts, and general stores. Lots of cool stuff. Antique shop is massive and there is lots to go through. I'm sure some people that like collectible and antique and vintage stuff would have a field day. General stores sells some local snacks, drinks and gifts. There are also some alpacas as well at the one section if the village. Overall cool place to visit to check out stores or if you want to take a quick break from driving. We did have to leave early because fire alarm went off which was a bummer. Also the bathroom wasn't working because they had some drainage issue. The building seems to be old so they may be having some structural issues.

This shopping mall is designed to appear like a 'western' town. A covered, wooden boardwalk spans…read morethe length of the main building with a few antique items for sale on display there. We actually came in the grab a sandwich or something for lunch but there was nothing available. We asked but during our visit, the bar was closed where you can get some snack items. Looks like ice cream is there too, which was also closed. The llama's out back are cute. If you have some change you can buy them some feed. One of the stores sells Llama wool items which are very warm and cozy. I recommend getting some socks if you have cold feet in the winter months. I purchased some for a relative. The other stores sell jewelry, clothing, cheese and antiques. You can access one store from another inside the building. Public restrooms are available between the antique store and the cheese shop. A very large, dirt parking lot in front includes handicap spaces by one of the entrances.

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!

I am not a big fan of kitschy gift shops…read more.......... HOWEVER this little shop off the beaten path is filled with really tasteful, sensitive, thoughtful and timely items. I found a woman's scarf the was a fantastic bargain, elegantly designed and as soft as silk for all of $16. A steal at twice the price

Cute gift store in downtown Ludlow. It's packed full of accessories, many of which are local to the…read moreVT area but also more generic gifts. I got a lovely set of earrings for a friend here, and we also got an ornament for a Christmas tree. Definitely worth stopping in. You can definitely find a gift for someone on your list here or a little memento for yourself.

Come all the time with family and loved ones! I'm always so pleased with the staff and amazed with…read morehow many fun funky products they have. Also, love their Lazy One's PJ's! I got the Brother Bear set for my Nephew as were expecting a little sister soon! He's so freakin cute in it! Love this store! Highly recommend!

I absolutely love this store! It has so many fun and interesting things. Kids puzzles and books…read more Stuffed animals, journals, jewelry, clothing, handbags and tons of other things. If you can't find something for yourself or someone else then you weren't looking hard enough.

Melissa was literally the most helpful person I've ever met on internet. In 24 hours we pulled…read moretogether a gift from overseas (I live in Italy) to NH .. and she delivered it! Beautiful and wide selection. Highly recommend.