A really nice ships with plenty of Knick knacks to buy. We enjoyed looking and purchasing some of…read moretheir Christmas items but they also have plenty of New Hampshire souvenir items as well. The young lady who to care of us was very nice and helpful.

Great little store with enough things to browse for an hour. Amazing selection of jellycat and…read moreother stuffies.

Norwich bookstore is clean, cozy, and cute. All of the books are crisp and new, with a wide variety…read moreof genres. I appreciate how the upstairs section has a couple of chairs so I could peruse the books while resting my legs. Be aware the books are pricey.

This is a great independent bookstore in Norwich, VT. They have a wide variety of books for all…read moreinterests and all of the bestsellers as well. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

I stopped in on Wednesday August 10th and was greeted by a nice woman who welcomed me in, and I…read morebrowsed the beautiful items on both floors. There is something for every budget in here from cards to art you won't find elsewhere, plus info on the artists in case you would like to contact them for more info, other items, etc. The windows on the side overlook Kedron Brook which makes for a beautiful setting for this shop. Definitely stop in!

Like many small towns I've visited before and grew up in there is always a store that sells…read morehandmade crafts. What makes this store better then most of the others is the variety and craftsmanship that can be seen throughout. It also doesn't hurt that you are greeted by the happiest and sweetest dog there upon entering the store. The store itself was beautifully maintained and organized. It had a flow to it that just drew you to ever corner. From the front display of handcrafted metal worked lights to the far back of the store's amazingly knitted coats and hats there is something for everyone to see and purchase for a country home. There is a wide variety of kitchen items such as cutting boards and cheese knives that match with the wood fire glazed pottery. Across from the pottery and kitchen items was a knitting selection of mushrooms and other out there figurines such as fish and sock monkeys. But, the crown jewel of the store in my opinion has to be the jewelry. These items which ranged from necklaces to ear piercings are all handcrafted and beautifully worked. Every case had the name of the crafter on it and the store owner could provide you with more info upon request. Overall this is 1 of 2 stores that should be on everyone's must view list when visiting the town of Woodstock, VT.

Adorable little shop, I absolutely loved it. It's definitely on the pricier side, but the quality…read morefeels worth it. A lot of the pieces have a beautiful antique feel, mixed in with local Vermont goods and handmade items, plus some classic Vermont shirts and hats. The staff greeted us right when we walked in and were super warm and welcoming.

I was denied entrance into Woodys on account of my wheelchair. Half of the double door was open and…read moreI could not fit through, the other half of the door was functional but the employee said that they don't open it in the winter because its too cold. The employee did not come outside to explain this to me, she spoke only to the person that went in on my behalf. Other wheelchair users- beware of the lack of inclusion of compassion here.

An absolutely amazing antique shop! Nothing like it anywhere near here. They have everything,…read moretables, chairs, blanket chests, baskets, stoneware, Native American items, etc. Everything is in great condition and the store itself is just a joy to walk around and browse. If you get a chance this is a must see store. I highly recommend you stop in, sit down, and have a chat with the owner!

My son and I tend to hit several bookstores in any new town we visit. In Hanover, Left Bank Books…read morewas our favorite by far. The selection was excellent and thoughtful. Exceptional, carefully chosen books of every genre. The requisite comfy chair. Fair prices. It even had a shelf of free books! What a wonderful place!

A warm and engaging time spent in this quaint, comfy loft with owner, Rena. A nice selection of…read morerare collectible, antiquarian books, as well as current reads in a good variety of genre. Rena is not only Booksmart, but a great resource for a whole bunch of stuff !

Eclectic selection, (or, is that selectic ecletion?)- just kidding..All sorts of literary…read moretreasures-I love the smell of old books! Harry Saul, the proprietor of Pleasant Street Books is a font of knowledge, very qualified to help you and just a heck of a nice guy. He is also a fine Jazz pianist and augments the book shop experience with regular concerts! A cool stop on your happy journey- Happy Trails, Woody C. RI

One of the best used bookstores in New England. I popped in last week and was overwhelmed with the…read morequality of the books, fair prices, as well as the owner's knowledge. Both friendly and highly intelligent, Sonny (proprietor) was welcoming from the moment I walked in and answered any questions I had. There are not many bookshops like Pleasant Street Books left in New England. If you love books and /or the spirit of supporting a local business, stop in the store if you are the area. For bibliophiles, Pleasant Street Books is a must see.

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.

They said this was the largest antique mall in Vermont, and I believe that because it was just big…read morein general. We entered through a door with a giant bear next to it for photo opps, and into the part with all kinds of fun Vermont (maple) treats, drinks, and other snacks. Then there was main floor, upstairs, and downstairs to see. Missed downstairs since I heard that was mostly furniture, and I spent about 2.5 hours scouring all the rest. Prices were all over the place, as is so often the case with antique malls. Bargains and Zingers abounded. Because I bought so many smaller items, it overwhelmed the young man doing the check out, and it soon before they were closing. He did not know how to prioritize, and unlike the ladies that opened the 2nd register, he did not go over all that I bought, confirming the details, which frustrated me, because I'm pretty sure I got overcharged for a couple things. So, make note, and add up stuff yourself if you are buying more than a handful of items. The staff sprinkled throughout to help open cases to show you merch were all very friendly and eager to help. If you're antiquing through New England, I definitely think this should be on your list!