Close to home and stocked well. Also the service is well managed. This is where we shop.read more

This large outdoor shopping center is anchored by the duo of Walmart and Sam's Club but they have a…read morenumber of other big box stores. You'll find Stapes and Michaels and Petsmart and TJ Maxx taking up big spots. There is also a Bath & Body Works, three different cell phone providers, Ulta, HomeGoods and several restaurants - Jersey Mike's, Buffalo Wild Wings and Chipotle. The place looked to be well lit and the main intersection with Cornelia has a traffic light. It is quite close to the interstate, which means a fast escape for bad actors. So lock your vehicle, keep valuables out of sight and be aware of anyone walking toward you. [Review 1626 of 2024 - 538 in New York - 22649 overall]

This is a really great store, excellent for UVT merchandise, apparels, accessories and other items…read more They also got a lot of gift and souvenir products. The store is big and clean. It is one of the better stores in Church St Marketplace for shopping. I found some really cool magnets. Bought a couple from here. Prices were little bit higher than I expected. But staff were very friendly. Had a quick and easy checkout as well.

Everything VT and UVT. Great selection of outerwear, glassware, and well, just about everything you…read moremight wear!

Love this place!! Went in not sure what to expect, but this place will become a weekly stop for me…read more It's not your typical dispensary; it's more of a third space for wellness seekers looking for a unique experience and top-notch products across plant medicine & allies, trending alcohol-free beverage options, gourmet pantry items, and even an espresso bar!? Definite foodie vibes. The whole experience was super warm and inviting, and the staff was SO knowledgeable & approachable. They totally took their time answering our questions and guiding us on ways to optimize & expand our wellness repertoire. Both my husband and I were super impressed. So many brands and products here that you won't find elsewhere. They have just as many functional (non-intoxicating) options as they do active ones, if not more! It honestly felt like a modern wellness shop that also happens to sell cannabis (which I loved). It's obvious LY is consciously selecting and supporting crafters, makers, farmers with brands & businesses behind them that do good in the world and that honor the human-plant connection. I like knowing who I'm supporting when I make a purchase, and I felt like that legwork was done for me in the curated selection here. This place is for you if you don't love the thought of a traditional dispensary, are a microdoser, plant medicine newbie, or even just want a more integrative approach to wellness and access to amazingly sourced products & education. Go check it out before the world finds out about them! You'll thank me later.

A tiny little place that if you blinked, you would miss it. Maybe two people can be in the place…read moreat once. There are a lot of super cute items and if you're a sticker collector, you have hit the jackpot here. I, unfortunately, am a magnet collector and they don't have them anymore but the lovely person minding the store gave us great directions along Church Street to help us find a perfect Vermont magnet.

This is a teeny tiny shop located on Church street in Burlington. If you blink, you may miss it,…read morebut it's located across from the Ben & Jerry's. The keep Vermont weird concept is not unique to this state, I've also heard the same said about Portland and Austin. Great spot to pick up a Burlington souvenir. I snagged a sticker for $2 for my retired snowboard of travel stickers. They have other cute items like t-shirts, sweatshirts, pint glasses and magnets. Definitely worth taking a browse through.

I wish I could say anything nice about my shopping experience, but.....I can't. The women working…read moretreated me like I was an alien. I'm an artist, so everything I wear and own is covered in (dry) paint. I also carry a backpack when running errands or coming to and from the gym. I live close by and walk to downtown. When I spotted the sale outside the store as I was coming from the gym, sweaty and with my backpack for my aforementioned errands, and stopped to look at the outside sale section, one of the workers almost broke a leg running out to see what I was up to, fine I get it--you gotta deal with the potential loss prevention especially outside of the store, no offense taken. However, when I asked her to help me get a price on a pair of unmarked sweats that I wanted (lovely sweats BTW) she would not even look me in the eye and rudely stated the price after looking it up in a tone that I can only say was aggressive....I tried to make some polite small talk--but ....crickets. I decided to buy them.....so I wandered inside and dropped them at the counter as I browsed the inside of the (very small, large closet like) store and noticed that the other counter woman was literally following me around, hard to do in a hallway/one small room store, but she managed to breathe down my neck anyway. I was making polite "I'm not a shoplifter and you're making me uncomfortable" conversation, but it was pretty clear that I didn't fit their physical profile of what a high end shopper should look like with my post workout sweat, gym shoes and dried paint backpack. I felt so uncomfortable I stoped browsing, paid for the sweats and got the hell out. I said "thank you" on my way out to the woman who had helped me outside in the sale area, who didn't even look at me/respond and rolled her eyes at the same time (buuuurrrrn). BTW, I was the only shopper in the store or outside from beginning to end. I think this is a great place to shop if you look like the image that they think is appropriate, but beware if you aren't manicured to the T or are not dressed up to buy your sweats (literally WTF?). Sad that there is this much bias at a t-shirt and sweatpants/jeans store in Burlington, VT. But also kinda funny if it was funny.

Very very nice store. Quality of jeans, sweaters, vest etc... super good. Workers where insanely…read morenice and very welcoming. Customer service overall was the best in the street and would 100% recommend buying from Whim!

I have been to this store three times. The first time the guy behind the counter was friendly and…read moresold me a coffee press for cheap. The second and third times I visited there was another man behind the counter who wasn't friendly at all and played music so loud, and so obscure, that I couldn't hear myself think and actually got a little frightened at the homeless man who was dancing all around like a lunatic and knocking things over. I will never return, and I'm a downtown local.

An eclectic drift shop. A curated vintage store with an…read moreassortment of musical instruments, clothing, telephones, jewelry household items. Good variety of items. Pleasant service. Average pricing. Need a ripped velvet dress? $25.

An awesome indie bookstore selling both new and used books. The selection of books was great and…read morethe prices were very reasonable. This store attracts book lovers, so I had a wonderful conversation about horror novels with one of the patrons. I then had another wonderful conversation about romance novels with the cashier. Go support a local bookstore and buy some great books.

Wonderful book shop in walkable downtown Burlington. Nice curation. Comfy chairs. Used and new…read morebooks.

This Beautiful Store has 2 floors, main floor is wonderful Vermont made products from all over…read moreVermont and the bottom floor is very nice Formal area with affordable Formal wear. They have Beautiful Wedding Dresses and Rent Tuxedos, a must check out when passing threw.