Ordered an extremely overpriced mug ($145) on December 18. It was marked as "in stock". Paid 9.75…read morefor shipping. According to usps if the items was mailed on the 18th or 19th it would have arrived by Christmas Eve. It didn't. In fact as of December 31 they haven't even attempted to ship it . Zero effort made...Christmas ruined.

I have been a loyal patron to their business for a couple years now, I admired how they made their…read morepottery in house and didn't lie about how or where it was made which is common when people resell pottery and mark it up. I went there for their Memorial Day sale and this is quite an expensive store but they had a 10% off sale for the whole store. I eagerly went inside and realized that all of their items have been marked up. When I asked a women who worked there if the sale was the cheaper price under the more expensive sticker price she stated that it was 10% off the remarked price. She said they came from their other warehouse, I asked if all the pottery was made in the back studio and she said they had "another studio". There was still no explanation for why everything had the prices marked up JUST for the sale. I am disappointed that they would take advantage of people especially during a holiday that is about respecting and memorializing Americas hero's.

The sandwiches are next level. The setting like most in Vermont is pretty by the water. One star…read moreoff tho as The help tho was not too friendly.

BLUF: food was pretty good, service lacking. Awesome location…read more Three of us went for lunch on a Friday afternoon. Don't worry about six people there ahead of us. We chose to sit on the outdoor patio which is by far the best place to sit. Get to hear the sounds of the river going by. This dining location is the best thing about the store. We ordered a turkey sandwich, a vegetarian wrap, and some chicken tenders. The food itself was actually pretty tasty, nothing special but certainly not bad. What kind of was odd was the service. So they said they would bring her food out to us and someone came out with three wrap sandwiches put them on the table and said if you want utensils or napkins they're inside. Just seen God to us that it you're going to say you're going to bring food to the table you can bring out some napkins and utensils. The food itself was very expensive. Lunch for three of us came out to you $71 and all he just got was one sandwich or wrap and one bottled non-alcoholic drink. I'd go back if I was close by with friends and looking for a nice place to sit and eat but I wouldn't go out of my way to go there

Beautiful shop, professional, knowledgeable and service with a warm smile. You will want to find…read moreexcuses to pop into this shop. Aside for the beautiful array of flowers there is many other goodies to catch your eye in this shop. Feels good to support a local family business.

Highly recommend!! My sewing machine had some mysterious mechanical issues with the tension so I…read morebrought it in to get fixed. They fixed it perfectly and didn't even charge me anything more than the basic service fee. The person I talked to on the phone before I took it in didn't seem to know a lot about sewing machines, which didn't instill a lot of confidence, but don't let that dissuade you! The person who actually does the repairs is incredible!

Yelp messed up, I didn't go here.YELP STILL MESSED UP, messed up, messed up!!!!!!…read more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love this store! The owners are lovely and they have great taste. Nice addition to Downtown…read moreRutland.

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

A quirky little spot in Rochester! I love when coffee shops and bookstores are in conjunction with…read moreeach other. A variety of pastries, food, and beverages, as well as local Vermont merchandise. Lots of fun little things to look at inside. Good service, good coffee. Nice place! Check it out if you're passing through.

Charm: 6 stars. Comestibles: 3 stars…read more We took the "back way" home from VT this winter break, a strategy that avoided interstate traffic, but also occasionally situated us behind slow-moving tractors and trucks on one-lane country roads. Overall, we enjoyed the way's meandering charm, especially when we stumbled upon places like Sandy's Books and Bakery in Rochester, VT (which made me immediately think of you, Mercedes). Per the headline, Sandy's is a used bookstore with original, classic, 1960's and 70's era finds from Agatha Chrystie, Isaac Asimov, etc... newer books about foraging, mysticism, and other fun things; locally made candles, soaps, walking sticks, crocheted hats; and locally made food products in / adjoining the cafe. There are numerous rooms on two floors where you can take your time to slow down and enjoy a book. (Fiction, science fiction, horror and mystery are upstairs!) Cafe tables are set up in many of these semi-private reading rooms so you can enjoy a coffee or pastry alongside a good read. Places like this make me swoon and had we not been on the clock, I would've loved to browse for hours and hours. The setup certainly invites that, as do the friendly local patrons. Sadly, we had to peel our children away from smelling each and every homemade soap and candle, and from trying to fence with the beautiful, polished, natural wood walking sticks (pickaxes, our 8 year old called them), and get our food order to go so we could make our an appointment (for race ski sharpening ) in time. What we tried: - Broccoli and potato quiche, made with a gluten free tortilla crust -- delicious and homemade, with tender, custardy egg -- but undersalted by our standards and made with very little cheese. The eggs had an interesting and unexpected faint whiff of vanilla. - Roasted carrot and lentil soup -- soup made with small green lentils was conceptually great, but overly sweet and served with what could've been a wonderful bread roll, but one that was microwaved and inedibly rubbery as a result. We would've enjoyed diced carrots that had been cut smaller than these 2" slices, but that's a preference. - Apple cider donuts -- I'm sure these would've been amazing fresh out of the fryer, but sadly, these spheroids (not rings) of fried dough were dense, oily, and well past peak freshness (two or three days old?) on our Friday morning visit. - Morning glory muffin -- moist, not overly sweet, very good - Cafe au lait -- you're told to fill a mug with pre-made coffee from the dispenser and to come to the counter for the steamed / frothed milk, which was unexpected for me. The coffee on our visit was watery. Baked goods (including cookies of all sorts), looked so lavish and amazing that I'd come again to try other items, but really, it's the overall experience that charms. Food and drink may not be the winning components, but perhaps I don't mind when a bookstore is so darn welcoming and charming. Bookmarking for a return visit.

Cute tiny store with really friendly staff. It is a small area but there is lots to look through, a…read morelittle bit of local merch and random little gift items, kind of a playful hippie vibe overall. I ended up grabbing a Woodstock baseball cap, and the guy working there was super fun to talk to about it. He mentioned the embroidery was done locally here in New England, which made it feel even more special. Really cute local shop and I had a great time just browsing through everything.

Unique! Clever! Interesting! Fun! Packed with things you never knew you wanted or needed!!! And you…read moredo!!!! There are items I've never seen before and could not identify if I had an hour to do so. That's half the fun! There's magical stuff for kids of all ages. Unicorn has a spectacular assortment of cards. It helps to have a wicked sense of humor, the appreciation for in-your-face humor and irony. Unicorn is in the heart of downtown Woodstock and is destination shopping. Do yourself a favor and go!!