Fun, clean, well-lighted shop for new books, toys, and quirky gifts with friendly staff.read more

Right in the middle of the business district in Bellows Falls is this community bookstore, which…read morealso sells add-ons like calendars, datebooks and literary novelties (we liked the "banned books" bracelet a lot). The selection has a nice if not terribly deep mix, and there's a good group of books for young adults and children. We also liked the good choice of books about Vermont and New England. The staff was friendly, and we have the sense they are very much involved in their community, which we strongly applaud. We found some paperbacks we wanted and were pleased to see the store was busy during our visit. We'd endorse a stop here for anyone in the neighborhood.

so, even if you do not purchase anything, the way the store is set up in a visual delight! Pull…read moreyour phone out and take some photos; they should use this store in design schools. I always find a must-have delight, from spending once hundreds of dollars to one for only $8. Note: this is my favorite store; CALL to make sure they are really open. They will say, "Do you not understand every day?" But my antique-loving holiday heart is broken, as yesterday and today, the shop is closed. I am hoping so very much it is a flight delay because of weather, for the drive is beautiful and well worth the time it takes to find the happiness only a true wonder of a shop such as this can give me! (or anyone else, better than therapy) Just check to be safe!

This is the best antique shop I've been in since the Franklin Antique Market closed some years…read moreback. True antiques and terrific variety. Super friendly folks who are knowledgable and willing to talk antiques. We will certainly be back the next time we are in the area. Many thanks.

What a wonderful business! The women were so helpful and knowledgeable. With a great selection in a…read morewide price range. I was extremely happy with the service and choices ! Thank you Halladay's!

I ordered flowers from Halladay's yesterday for my mother to be delivered on her birthday today…read more The website is very easy to navigate and pictures are abundant. I live in Charleston SC and my mom lives in Grafton VT, so I wanted to ensure I didn't mess anything up. Selection and navigation went smoothly. Payment was processed quickly, and a confirmation was in my email in no time. I responded to that email confirmation with a quick question, and they replied promptly with an answer. My mother had the flowers in hand by noon today and couldn't be happier. Thank you to Halladay's for a successful purchase and delivery. Hope to one day shop here in person, but for now am very happy with the service that I received online.

The pharmacy staff went out of their way to obtain a medication I needed. Another pharmacy wouldn't…read moreforward the prescription for three days. Bellows Falls pharmacy kept calling and got them to release my prescription. Thanks!

absolutely do not go this pharmacy. they ain't got no one in saxtons river and they still can't get…read moretheir stuff done on time. super angry because i called 3 days ago about my prescription and the girl i talked to did nothing for it so i can't pick it up and i need it for serious health reasons.

River Artisans is a lovely little shop in downtown Bellows Falls. We had a great experience…read moremeeting the artisan working behind the counter and found some beautiful unique handmade gifts.

This village is an absolute gem! The community is very involved and we got to chatting with a few…read morelocals. Everyone was very friendly and happy to share local points of interest and community events. Their "Welcome to Bellows Falls" sign states the village was established in 1792. Old brick buildings are in great condition. What looks like an old factory on the river's edge has been converted to apartments. Town hall is now an Opera house with two theater companies utilizing the space, plus showing classic movies. A lovely book shop, two coffee shops, a diner, breakfast and lunch cafe, lounge, hardware store, antique shops, vintage clothes stores. All this and more on the main road through town. A small, easily missed road by the tattoo shop leads diwn to a Grist Mill museum, walking path and labyrinth. A small brown sign points the way. We pick up a small flyer in one of the shops that lists points of interest in the area and took a stroll through town. Wish we had more time to stay and explore this piece of American history. So happy we stumbled upon this thriving VT village. Get out and wander! There are gems to be found.

Not some where you want to live or let your children go to school. The rec center is littered with…read moredirty needles. Drugs are given to the kids while playing on school property during school hours. The schools cariculum is subpar at best. Colleges don't even look at graduates from this school system unless their grade point average on the SAT are worth looking at. The house and apartments need to be condemned due to none compliance with housing codes.

My partner and I enjoyed scrumptious Pescatore--tender pasta, Gulf shrimp, and melt in your mouth…read morescallops in a well balanced garlic butter sauce, with cherry tomatoes (his was prepared without garlic, because of a sensitivity). I had a tasty Margarita and he ordered a Vermont lager. Both worked well with the pasta. We'll be back!

Update: first visit since new ownership and experience was outstanding! Wide menu choices,…read moreexcellent preparation and presentation, reasonable pricing and high quality entrees.