Nice small post office that covers a couple towns in the area. The staff are nice although they are…read morecertainly not in a rush and service is a bit on the slow side.

I think if I ever moved back to SC I would still drive to the post office in Stowe for postal…read moreservice. These guys are so courteous...they will call you by your first name when you walk in...

the washers stank So badly that I had to wash my clothes twice because the machines made my clothes…read morestink. They do not allow customers to use the restroom so I had to hold it for hours while I rewashed my clothes. The entire awful ordeal cost me $80!!! NEVER AGAIN!! The heavy set woman with greasy blondish hair who claims to be the supervisor was loud, aggressive and thuggish. Extremely RUDE. The machines shorted my paid dryer time. Some machines stole my quarters so I tried to use my debit card only to later discover the charges were nearly doubled on my bank statement. The woman had some type of mental disturbance because she had an offensive body odor and never stopped loudly yammering and looking for drama the entire 4 hours I was there. She kept looking for attention and trying to start an argument. She and the skinny tall boy behaved like street thugs.

I used this Laundromat to process my own loads while my washer and dryer were down. Super…read moreconvenient because all machines have card access. The place is clean and well lit. Also, not too busy. Would definitely use again.

They lied about their times and we had to leave after I just worked a 8 1/2 shift so thanks…read more literally have to go to school in dirty clothes now!

A safe, economical, quiet and clean laundromat in beautiful Vermont's Capitol-Montpelier, that has…read morepolite staff to assist you if it is your first time in this laundromat.

DO NOT, I say again, DO NOT take your electronic devices to Mobi Tech for repairs. They will lie to…read moreyou and damage your device in the process of any said repairs. I was told they replaced my iPhone battery with an actual Apple battery, which Best Buy showed me was not correct. and the battery they used was actually unstable and considered hazardous material. They also severely damaged my phone when replacing the back glass by not replacing all screws, internal panels or even used proper adhesive. This left my phone vulnerable and promptly suffered water damage. This company has zero business being in operation and everyone should look elsewhere for proper electronic device repairs. Do not go here unless you do not care about your device. They are extremely overpriced and will destroy your property.

Eltayeb, the owner, was terrific! I have an older phone and many places weren't able to fix it. He…read moreordered the screen, it came in two days, and repaired it shortly after that. He also put a screen protector on. Very professional and reliable service.

The Adamant Coop is a charming little all-in-one shop/bakery/post office for the tiny town's…read moreresidents - located in a historic house, and sitting at the intersection of about 4 dirt roads in what seems like the middle of nowhere. So how did I come to discover this local gem? Apparently most outsiders that stop in are lost and looking for directions (according to their website) - but exploring this little village has been on my bucket list for ages - so I deliberately sought it out and all bc of a movie I saw many years ago LOL! And based on the responses from the staff when I asked about the movie, I'm probably one of the only ones that's ever visited for that reason haha! The film was What Lies Beneath with Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford. One of the actors describes the town as "that artsy little village down 7" (meaning highway 7 - one of Vermont's main arteries)...and at one point in the movie, she goes to Adamant and explores a little - it looked adorable and who doesn't love an artsy village in the fall right? So I had to come see it - and the actual place IRL is nothing like the movie portrayed of course (thanks Hollywood :P) - and it's not even anywhere near Highway 7 - but that's bc they didn't even film it here haha!! Nonetheless- it was well worth the stop and I'm so glad it worked out the way it did! They have all sorts of treats and goodies and local arts and crafts - and it's such a cozy little shop in a beautiful setting surrounded by lakes, streams, and fall colors! Residents in the community take turns baking homemade goodies for the Coop to sell so I scored some gigantic ginger cookies...and just after I arrived, another local resident brought in a fresh pumpkin spice cake and was slicing it up so of course I had to get a piece of that too! All of it was amazing! I also grabbed some other snack items made locally - some street corn dip that was fantastic - ate every last bit of that on my trip and thought about coming back for more lol. And also a unique treat I'd never seen before - chocolate covered sunflower seeds!! Oh they were just wonderful - absolutely loved those! They also have jars of various locally grown and pickled veggies and such, as well as fresh brewed coffee and all sorts of local art pieces, jewelry, and even t-shirts! The Coop also serves as the town's post office. There's even a small park across the street right next to the little rushing brook with seating. It really is such a cute place - there's some cozy seating by their little wood-burning stove and the staff were just lovely to chat to. There's also a funny little bit of history about the town's name - originally it was named Sodom - and the pond across the street is still called Sodom Pond - but apparently one of the first preachers in the town (and a few other residents) refused to get their mail delivered to a town named Sodom so they were "adamant" about changing the name haha! Such an interesting little side adventure- if you're in the area, it's very much worth a stop!

While on vacation I popped in to get some provisions. I bought some lovely kale, Italian sausage…read morefrom a local farm, organic chicken broth and cannellini beans and local garlic. The ensuing pot of greens and beans was amazing. Seems like a kind of locals-only place as folks all seemed to know each other really well.