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.

Cute little strip mall. All the stores are connected which is really nice. I drove 90 minutes…read morefor the antique mall which was huge but I thought the prices were very high and I come from Northern NJ! My son (24 years ) and myself were shopping. We had someone following us pretty much the whole time. I did t notice this happening with anyone else. I even asked one employee why they were following us. He claimed he wasn't.

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).

The fudge is conveniently wrapped in 1/4 lb chunks. Penny candy. Beautiful pottery mugs. Cool…read moremagnets. They actually have some Canada magnets too. They use a patented method to wrap their fudge that will allow you to sneak a bite when your family isn't looking.

Excellent selection of high quality items. Lots of great…read moreearly furniture, paintings,Jewelry and rare silver.

Odd looking place from the outside - but full of great finds inside. A lot of variety, and…read morebeautiful local paintings. Prices are on the high side, and it's not Boston quality levels (although not nearly Boston pricing!). Much better than most of the local competition, which tends more toward flea market than antique store...

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.

I visited again in November 25, 2025, and still find the Mall a delight. Some bloom is off the rose…read moresince my visits decades ago, but it is still a worthy stop, and perhaps the best Antiques mall I can think of in my limited experience. The complex's Cabot Cheese Annex, the fascinating Toy Museum, and the short-lived miniature gauge railroad are gone, but a place to by artifacts of bygone generations is still very much alive.

First I will say that I have no issue with the craftsmanship of the bowls I received. The carving…read morewas flawless. What I want everyone to know before they give up significant cash for these bowls is, the bowl you receive will look significantly different from the bowls they picture. Their website has beautifully stained bowls, but you will receive raw wood. You can compare the two in the picture I have provided. They were to be a gift, but the raw wood covered with prominent markings from wood imperfections is not gift material. When I asked why the bowls shipped were so different from their pictures, Mia said, "The pictures from the website are of 'Mature' bowls, that develop that color over time." If it is not obvious to you, this is false- other than wood exposed to sun and weather, wood does not change its color over time. Wood certainly doesn't change to a lustrous stained look by itself! These can be pricey to ship, and they only refund the value of the bowls. I am out $77 in shipping both ways due to their deception. I cannot stain the bowls and have them cure of the VOC's before Christmas, so I had few options. I will pursue getting that money back. Finally, they boast that these bowls have 100% 5 star ratings. They use Judge.me for their reviews, which allows them to remove any reviews they don't like. I posted a two star review, showing these pictures, and it was removed. Just one more of their deceptions.

Beautiful, wood bowls, salad tongs, cutting boards pieces of art!…read moreAll of their pieces are offered in cherry and walnut. These are high end pieces, with high prices to match. A medium sized bowl is $300 +

The best market around here if you ask Me. They stock…read moreeverything we needed and the food in the deli and takeout area is also delicious. They also had fresh meats And delicious baked goods. I can't drive by here without stopping in. Today I also purchased three bunches of flowers for my sister who is having us all up this weekend. Employees are great, produce is fresh. Can't say enough about this market. Thank you !

Maybe I caught them at a bad time, but deli counter was awkward, they didn't seem interested in…read morebeing helpful.

Just another average gift shop. Have all the souvenirs that you can think of... keychains,…read moreclothing, trinkets... you name it they got it. They do have a large selection of Vermont maple syrup and locally made foodsie items like jams, peanut butter, etc. Taking a walk over the bridge for the view right next door is a must!

So this is a store where you can buy your Vermont souvenirs: hats, shirts, shorts, underelwear,…read morepins, stupid rocks not native to the area but are related to nature, postcards, and the maple candies that taste weird 'cause it's maple but are a necessary evil to represent the maple industry of Vermont, but also maple syrup. A little something for everyone. I don't care about most of that, it's just more clutter for the home. But there are patches here, the only thing I collect for my travels. There's a Vermont one, and a Queechee Gorge patch available. There's a food counter attached to this place with outdoor seating. It's reasonably priced. Just got a chilli cheese dog before hitting the road again. It was mediocre to good.

I came here in a pinch while visiting for a wedding. Because of the outdoor ambience, I had a…read moresneaky suspicion they would have a pashmina to sell to keep me warm on an unexpectedly cold evening. The women working were very kind and helpful. They pulled a couple options for me after learning more about my dress and esthetic. Thank you! A little pricy but it seems as thought everything is good quality and made by the designer in NY. I'm also just happy to have found what I was looking for.

Don't bother visiting this business since they have no problem turning away families on the grounds…read morethat they are speaking Spanish. What a disgrace. As someone that visits Vermont yearly, I will ensure I never spend money here again.

amazing store with excellent products. Helpful staff. I needed custom bedding and they helped. Been…read moreusing their product for years and the quality has stood the test of time. Same excellent quality as 20 years ago!

You should under NO circumstances buy Anichini linens, unless you are using them only for show and…read moredon't care about the price. We had their sheets for years, and they were fantastic. But in the last three years or so, they must have lost the formula, or lost access to suitable raw materials. Simply put, the sheets are uncomfortable, on top of being expensive. And what's worse, they won't acknowledge the obvious fact - rub your hands on the sheets - that their sheet quality has suffered in recent years (likely due to pandemic supply chain issues, as several other linen suppliers acknowledge has affected them). You are much better off buying linens at Macy's Hotel collection sheets. The quality is far superior, the sheets are softer, and they cost less than half (even more when on sale, which is often).

What a cool collection! Definitely worth stopping by. The shop is massive, so budget your time for…read morea visit. Such unique pieces -- you'll want to take it all home with you.

I recommend visiting, especially if you haven't done so since July 2024. The new owners have really…read morespiffed up the space and the display of merchandise. I found a really neat glass to use for a very specific project. I'll be going back with more time to slowly peruse through the store.