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.

Such a gorgeous home decor store, I wish I lived here! Upscale rustic style decor. I wasn't…read morefamiliar with the Adirondack rustic style, it's a classy combo of Native American and boho textiles with dark cottagecore or naturecore, but high end, not boho grunge. Whether you like Southwest style, goth, naturecore, boho, or witchy, there's something here for you! Beautifully curated selection of wood and leather furniture, unique antler chandeliers, taxidermy, art, and decor. You could easily spend hours in here looking at every little thing. Limited parking. Friendly and attentive staff.

From the owner: Our furniture is renowned for its superb finishes, perfect fit, unshakable strength, and exquisite…read morescale. Our artisans craft local timbers, bark, tree roots, twigs, and antlers into furniture that is not only beautiful but highly functional and durable. The wood that we use has natural variations in color, grain, and texture that give our furniture its genuine rustic character. Dartbrook's makers are nationally recognized for their skill and artistry. Our work graces many fine homes across the United States, Canada, and Europe and is featured in numerous books and national magazines.

Our first stop in Lake Placid. Not what we were expecting. Mainly a vastly overpriced gift shop,…read morewith some interesting antiques. We looked at everything, but left emptyhanded and with our credit rating intact. Warning: do not let kids in here. There are a lot of breakable items.

It's pricey, sort of, but it's absolutely gorgeous. And I always find something beautiful in here,…read morewhether I am looking to spend $10 or $100. You could furnish an entire house in the Adirondack vernacular style from this one store. It's not huge and overwhelming at all, and everything here is quality - china, decorative arts, pillows, tableware, furniture, you name it. Great shop!

I visited this amazing store on my trip to Lake Placid. I couldn't believe how gorgeous the…read morefurniture was. Everything is hand made--the furniture, paintings, hand carvings. My Adirondack camp will now have an authentic, hand made piece which I love. The business owners, Joann and Larry are so helpful and pleasant. I would recommend this store to anyone who loves the rustic style. There is high style Adirondack furniture and camp style furniture. Wide variety!

From the owner: We are an award-winning family of Adirondack artisans who make custom Adirondack Rustic furniture…read moreand cabinetry. Hand carving and oil paintings by our family can be commissioned for your one-of-a-kind heirloom furniture.

The food is amazingly delicious. Turkish, fired in wood-burning oven. It's casual and cozy. Sit at…read morea table amongst their retail items on an upholstered chair from their rugs. Don't miss the hummus with sausage (and I'm not a generic meat fan). They love food and it shows. A true pleasure to dine here!

Lovely restaurant set inside of a Turkish rug store. Excellent food with subtle flavors, presented…read morebeautifully. We highly recommend and will return next time we are in Manchester.

A true ADK treasure! Visiting this store when we're up north has become a tradition across…read moregenerations! We always find a must have treasure that reminds us of our travels!

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An adorable little shop along Main Street, a stone's throw from the Olympic Museum. I was shopping…read morefor memorabilia and souvenirs to commemorate my visit to the Olympic City and found lots of it here. Not just tshirts and hats and other clothing items, but they have posters and postcards and maple syrup and such. So much to choose from and I thought the prices were reasonable. [Review 1601 of 2024 - 515 in New York - 22624 overall]

Great people and wonderful selection of items. We always shop there when visiting Lake Placidread more

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.

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.

A fun way to step back in time. The owner, Gwyn, is lovely and has an eclectic mix of items for…read moresale.

From the owner: Vintage home and life goods chosen for and by creative, curious, conscientious, style lovers…read more Calling all who are fabulous, fantastic and/or magnificent.... Perhaps you would enjoy your table-top gaming night soundtrack powered by Hi-Fi stereo records, while your munchkin plays with one of the favorite toys of *your* childhood. While hosting your next cocktail party complete with crystal champagne flutes, you could be wearing a unique piece of jewelry, just right for that new dress. Or maybe you just love to chill with an old book. We've got you covered! We are Nostalgia, a curated shop where you can find that perfect item that suits your spectacular style, whether it's for you or a gift. We carry furniture, housewares, barware, toys, crafting supplies, records & tapes, tchokies, decor, vintage Vermontiana and we even have a special adults only section. Find us online, or come see us in Waitsfield, in the old church, on Main Street.

The spot to go for all of your hiking needs! With options for all season hikiny gear, water…read morefilters, peak patches, bear canisters & more! And yes, they do have a clearance section with some great choices of high quality brands. You know you'll be getting your value out of everything you buy here, because it Is all high quality products from shelf to shelf. The service is usually very helpful and courteous with informative insight on the surrounding area. I have gotten a few patches from here, water proof hiking clothes, bear canister, rain covers & winter hiking pants. It can be a difficult task to leave without spending a few hundred dollars but well worth it!

The day before a 15 mile hike in negative temperatures, we stopped here to rent snow shoes and pick…read moreup a little bit of gear. The employees were very helpful. Snow shoe rental was $15/day and if you drop it off the following day with store open, they only charged us for one day which was great. I also picked up some socks and gloves here. The sock selection is great for winter-y sports sort of stuff and I got some liners as well as hefty mountaineering socks. The mountaineering socks were priced at a premium for $29 for one pair, but they have a lifetime guarantee and I haven't regretted buying them. I've used them outside the hike numerous times during the blustery Buffalo weather where I'm from. I also bought a pair of mittens and man the mittens here were very expensive! The cheapest pair I could find was $89, but they are indeed very warm and hopefully will last me for a very long time with many outdoor winter adventures to be had in said mittens. All in all, the staff at the store was great and honest and didn't try to upsell us on anything we may not need. I'd definitely recommend stopping into the Mountaineer -- some knowledgable staff and great equipment! They also rent hiking boots and crampons!