Shop is wonderful. Monica is wonderful…read more All clothes are washed and clean. A delight to shop there.

Now at 70 s main st in Waterbury vt. New location even better than the Middlesex one.read more

Wonderfully curated vintage shop with a great selection of oldies but so goodies. Prices are akin…read moreto Brooklyn, IMHO but in all fairness, a lot of love goes into vintage and if you want it, you indulge. They have an impressive collection of authentic vintage t's.

This is the best store in Montpelier with a great location right on Langdon Street. Sifting through…read moreHannah's carefully curated selection of rare vintage brings up memories of the "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis music video. They are selective, but not picky: there's always something for everyone. It has a laid-back, friendly, family-owned feel for pressure-free shopping. They definitely don't hover like most city salespeople. Best part about it: it's a clothing pawn shop: they buy-sell-trade. For those looking to finish a KonMarie, Spring 10x10, or Project 333 challenge, this is the place to trade up. Mens, womens, and childrens clothing and accessories galore, you'll definitely walk away with a "new" vintage getup.

Lots of clothes, most around $3. They weed through the junk and sell the good stuff. 100% volunteer…read morerun and all proceeds over operating costs go to supporting youth and families in the foster care system. Including the kids that have aged out of the program and still need support. I've found some fabulous items.

From the owner: We were 100% volunteer run for 3 yrs and recently hired 2 part-time staff. Our founder received no…read moresalary. We use the revenue to fill system gaps for foster/adopt/kin families and youth who age out of foster care. We also help those in poverty as well as victims of flood and fire get clothes.

Very difficult to move around as it's small and cramped. Mostly clothing. Good/fair prices. Easy to…read morefind, parking available.

The staff person was very rude to my daughter and son in law. They objected to a four year old…read morequietly playing hide and seek with his dad. They were playing quietly without disrupting anyone else's shopping experience. Clearly the woman does not understand child management. It would have been okay if she was reasonable and nice but she was not. I'm amazed at her uncalled for rudeness and will never shop there again.

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!

What can I say? You have to have some good (or perhaps more than good) will to check out a…read moreGoodwill. Firm believer that the thrifting experience is in the eye of the beholder. It's not really Goodwill's fault if you don't have the will to look for a gem. Dug around here for quite a bit. Great selection of mugs, as well as books. I've seen used bookstores in the area that have less used books than this place. Clothes were a bit picked over, but that's to be expected; the store was PACKED on a Saturday and you could definitely tell that a lot of trendy college-aged Vermonters were scouring the racks. Not a lot of hangable items for the home (pictures/art) or furniture. I expect that is because the Habitat for Humanity ReStore is right down the road. Docking a star because of the "Selected by Goodwill" section in the back corner. First of all, not sure why Goodwill selected any of the pieces back there. Second of all, I don't know, it's just kind of annoying. BUT BEHOLD! In the normal t-shirt section I somehow found a glittery, sheer 70s three-piece number for SIX DOLLARS. Even eBay can't beat that. Discoed my way right outta there with the phattest of smiles on my face. Groovy!

So I have never gone into a goodwill before but i have to say that i was pleasantly surprised…read moreoverall. It was very well layed out. The staff was friendly. I didn't browse through any of the aisles, just dropped off donations. What I did find minorly confusing and wasn't much of an inconvenience, was the fact that the donation dropoff center area which the main entrance was located outside the building (I didn't know this upon entering), was closed. I heard that you can ask for a donation slip to report to taxes, which isn't like a super major big deal to me, but that's something nice if you are looking to get some of it written off. I ended up just handing the bags to the attendant and that was that.

This store is really good. They don't overcharge for items like the salvation army store does. I…read morehave been in this store many many times over the years and watch them grow in service to our community. They also will take in wild game from the Vermont fishing game department for distribution to people who are in need of food. It just doesn't get any better than that!

This place is what you expect to see in every thrift shop. Great for Halloween costumes, but they…read morehave a problem with people dropping things off and not keeping their garbage to a minimum. It's really tragic to see something that tries to help out our community produce an incredible amount of waste and not care about the aesthetics of the surrounding property itself.

New to Burlington so I came by from the recommendation of a friend to stock up on winter clothes…read moreand prepare myself for the notorious Vermont winter. I had carts full of clothes options and I even found a great winter jacket. I was definitely impressed by how well organized and clearly displayed all the clothes were. Everything was neatly sorted on hangers by style, size, and color. The staff is constantly moving around, returning clothes to the racks and making sure the place stays orderly. Found lots of good quality hand me downs, some even with the tags and most were decent brands. One really cool thing about this location is they offer a rewards card. For $10 you get a year membership and save 10% every time you shop. There's also an added discount on Wednesdays and the week of your birthday. Hoping I'm prepared for the cold, but if not, I know where to go back!

this place is awful!!! rude supervisors and managers. I hear how they treat their employees and…read moreespecially the ones with disabilities. They also ask customers if they want to donate for veterans, yet nothing goes to veterans, it goes back in corporates pocket. I have heard managers tell employees to put stained clothes and ones with tears on the rack and sell them even though they should be trashed!!!! There are a lot more thrift stores around with better prices and attitudes

What a great store! Lots of great stuff. New stuff every day. Clothing, housewares, jewelry…read more.. The shop is run entirely by volunteers and they give money directly to people in need. The whole world should be run like Neat Repeats!

Fun, well organized second hand shop. Very reasonable prices. Quality goods. Helpful staff.read more

The Richmond Food Shelf and Thrift Store is as good as thrift stores get! I'm from San Francisco…read morewhere thrift stores abound, and I've not seen a better one on the east coast than this little shop in Richmond. If you're in the neighborhood, or close by in Burlington, VT, this is the place to go for clothes and shoes. They even have jewelry, purses, belts, and a whole bunch of other items I did not even get a chance to check out. Their clothing is top quality (I had three practically new winter coats I was choosing from) and at incredibly low prices. And best of all, proceeds go to the food bank they run out of the thrift store, to which you can also donate while paying for your ridiculously cheap new duds. I got a warm winter coat and a pair of oxfords for $11!! The ladies working their were also great and helped this California girl find a nice winter coat. Get yourself to Richmond for some great deals and support a good cause!

I moved from California and had to get warm weather clothes in a hurry…read more This thrift store had great clothes at great prices! Now I invite my friend from Middlebury to shop there and she never goes away disappointed. When we went on a cruise this spring, I got my cruise wear there. Now as I pack up to return home I will save only the best to go to the Richmond FS&TS. And it benefits a good community cause! Kitty