Great place to find some good deals. I found some older art pieces for my Airbnb. I love Habitat…read moreRestores!

From the owner: When you shop, donate, and volunteer at the Habitat ReStore, you help to build safe, affordable…read morehomes in Northwest Vermont. We accept donations of new and gently used items, then resell the items to the public at a fraction of the retail price. The proceeds stay local, helping Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity buy the land, services, and building supplies needed to build to help low-income families build better places to call home. Visit us today to shop and donate furniture, appliances, home goods, clothing, and more.

Came here for the first time on Wednesday December 18, 2024 in the morning. This is a relatively…read morenew business to the area - coming from Montreal, we like to shop in Vermont and this happens to be on our way as it is close to Walmart in the area. This is a discount store that offers a bit of everything - there are many home decor items, bedding, accessories, some shelf stable foods, toys, clothing, beauty products and knick knacks. The closest thing I can compare it to is Ollie's (there is one in Plattsburgh). I found the store to have a decent selection, but the overall vibe was very messy, dusty and kind of "low class". The clothing or toy selection are of poor quality. Immediately I thought Ollie's was better. I wandered in every aisle and there weren't any major deals to be found. I was looking for something specific advertised in the store flyer but even after searching and asking for help from employees, no one could find this item. Lots of unopened boxes of stock and stuff just piled everywhere. My favorite section was the beauty products area - There are soaps/body washes/lotions that you would not find in a regular store. For example, Dove or Johnson's products that come from another country. I am not sure how they arrived to the USA but these are versions of products normally sold abroad. If you check the labels you'll be surprised! Some stuff was made in Italy. I think this is the type of place you have to check back often for deals - we walked away with some soaps and toothpaste, there were 5 packs of Colgate tubes for less than $3 which was a steal but otherwise couldn't find anything else that really interested us.

I was in the store this week and the manager was loudly reprimanding an employee which felt…read moreunprofessional and awkward honestly. She complained that she shouldn't have to move carts in the parking lot because she's the manager and apparently too good to do that. How rude. I felt bad for the employee and will not be back. You'd think for a new store the manager would be more welcoming.

First time checking this place out and was very excited to see a wide selection of things for the…read morewhole family. Ollie's is a liquidation center where you can find all kinds of brand name items for less. When you first walk, you'll notice a large selection of books and toys. There's also lots of food and household items, some clothes, beauty products, decorations, bedding, electronics, hardware, etc. I found some lovely Yankee Candle large signature candles for $7.99 when they are normally sold full price at $30 at the Yankee store. Things to take note - not everything is a great deal, if you shop at Costco or Sam's Club you may notice similar or cheaper prices there - for example, Kcup coffee pods - not so cheap at Ollie's. In terms of clothing, there's a limited selection, many outdated styles by today's standards. I saw a bunch of genuine leather jackets which looked like they were from the 90's or early 2000s, sold at very low prices (under $20). There are tons of large carpets and rugs on display, ideal if you need to redecorate, also great selection of bathroom towels and matts. It's the kind of place you need to check back often as the stock varies greatly.

Like the selection of books for a less price Great discounts…read moreon toiletries too. Check it out! Am planning not to buy but ended up buying lots of stuff, I can't resist to get it a lower price.

Currently "in training" as one of the new team members believed to be hired and tasked to assist in…read morefacilitation of this location revival. I, like almost everyone (or at least those it's come up with) "F$&KN LOVE a dollar store! The selection and price point make upgrades, redecorating ideas, food and essentials within reach and worth a try regardless of any annual house hold income. The more I searched for information and understanding, the more I read about the hype, ethics, etc.. the more I liked it... as far as national corporate chain stores go. As far as this location goes: it appears that on a national level, they is movement in integrating and combining Family Dollar and Dollar Tree (it's sister company that until recently only few similarities and generic and sometimes conflicting corporate structuring) Yet now, it appears that Dollar Trees are being brought into Family Dollars and that corporate model is taking over its host... sometimes gradually and sometimes as a new location. Before being hired and starting to make observations, as a customer, I would always start out towards Family Dollar first, it always was my first stop on my brick and mortar rounds. I would easily dismissed as a fraud and a liar it I did not acknowledge the obviously floundering and seemingly immeasurable progress up or down. So when you are in the store, please try and remember that everyone working there really believes they are doing everything they possibly can to help the customers, help each other and help the company they work for. And for the most part, many of them could not do anything more or better. The news has covered the recent criminal events: remember that is in addition to the many unforeseen problems and unintended consequences which rocked the store to its foundation... so if they are in the store smiling, working as well as willing and available help... mentally... give that person a little credit and all the respect you would like to be shown. Their head is probably still spinning from the last 10 issues they were told... on top of 15 or so challenges they walked in with. We all have them, every day. If it comes to pass that you had a bad experience, know that it was definitely NOT you. And just as likely, that representative was just as powerless to circumnavigate a better outcome. WHEN YOU DO HAVE A GOOD EXPERIENCE-please, at the very very least THANK THEM... maybe post something here where you can be as case specific or anonymous as you like. If I'm there as a customer or still an employee and you figure out who I am, I would love it if you wanted to introduce yourself... Say hey!

Family Dollar is like the store Dollar General. Everything is "generally" a dollar. Not everything…read morein the store is a dollar, like the store Dollar Tree. Located next to the Food World Market on Lake Street, this store was like any other I walked into, anywhere in the USA. There is nothing in the store that ties this store to this geographic area. In today's new economic reality, where corporations are people, and middle class people are too expensive to be considered for labor and expendable, it pays to know the difference between the proliferating dollar store chains.

Sad looking store, dirty and with limited selection. I've shopped at plenty of thrift and…read moreliquidation centers- I'm OK with used items or returned merchandise that isn't in its original packaging, however this discount store felt overall very depressing and there really wasn't much to look at. I think having just better lighting would help, the whole place was extremely dark. Someone needs to go around with a duster or cloth and just wipe some of the products/shelves, they look dirty and dusty. There are some haphazardly placed items all over the place - and not very much household/clothing items. When we first walked in there was 1 couch and 1 chair for sale, then the first front wall had some random garden/outdoor equipement. There was 1 baby stroller, about 2 racks of clothing and the rest was mostly non perishable food items. If you are in need of condiments, canned food, cereals, and the like they have a decent selection although most items are expired. I was not expecting the best selection, but some items like medication/vitamines/baby accessories and baby sunscreens for example should not be sold if they are past their due date. Although it's cheap, I don't know why anyone would risk using expired sunscreen on their baby without knowing if it's effective? That's the kind of item I would not buy, I don't want to risk a sunburn on my sensitive baby's skin. I was hoping to find some hidden treasures and thought perhaps this place could be like Ollie's bargain bin but our party of 4 left feeling sketched out. Won't be returning, there isn't enough stuff and nothing of value.

This is a fairly unique store that offers left over merchandise that's been rotated out of stores…read more It's typically sold for discounts of 30 to 50% off retail sometimes more. It is not a full retail shopping experience so don't measure it that way. It's a great way to shop for bargains if you are flexible and open minded.

I just tried to donate and the young guy who was handling my stuff kept saying there's mold on…read morethat! A chalkboard that had some chalk on it, a painting that he said was moldy was actually the design, a frame with glass that had some snowflakes on it. etc, etc. the store is dirty and sad. This is unfortunate because the organization is a great one and is certainly deserving of good donations. I will never go there again. The Williston store is way better!

Shopping in store I heard a staff member yell at an older woman to get out of the back room that…read moreshe was not a volunteer. What has happened to kindness? Poor lady started crying. Not a place to shop.

We have a house in North Hero and this market/gas station is nearby. They have a great coffee,…read morebeer, and snack food selection but I'd expect that. My husband loves their fudge and they always have homemade soup. My biggest surprise surprise was that when I am out when cooking dinner and realize I am missing something, they always have it! You don't expect a corner store to have fresh garlic, onion, ginger and a great selection of spices. Their customer service is always friendly and helpful.

Excellent fudge! Stopped by to get some hot chocolate and I couldn't resist the fudge counter. I…read moregot the chocolate fudge, maple fudge and penuche and all three were incredible. I'd never had penuche before and it was my favorite of the three. I would give them five stars except for the fact that their restroom is a porta-potty outside behind the gas station.

New to Burlington so I came by from the recommendation of a friend to stock up on winter clothes…read moreand prepare myself for the notorious Vermont winter. I had carts full of clothes options and I even found a great winter jacket. I was definitely impressed by how well organized and clearly displayed all the clothes were. Everything was neatly sorted on hangers by style, size, and color. The staff is constantly moving around, returning clothes to the racks and making sure the place stays orderly. Found lots of good quality hand me downs, some even with the tags and most were decent brands. One really cool thing about this location is they offer a rewards card. For $10 you get a year membership and save 10% every time you shop. There's also an added discount on Wednesdays and the week of your birthday. Hoping I'm prepared for the cold, but if not, I know where to go back!

Very rude woman working at the donation drive-through today. We will donate elsewhere.read more

When they closed their Dorset Street store, I thought they were done for good. It wasn't until…read moreyesterday that I was made aware that they had moved into the Price Chopper plaza. Goes to show how often I get to that area. Being that we are totally renovating our house, this store is a godsend - affordable inexpensive but gorgeous furnishings in Vermont? Thank YOU Santa! My husband and I will be making another trip down this weekend with the truck so we can bring home a few of the larger goods that caught our eye. Gorgeous products!

Home Goods is a great place to pick up cheap brand-name kitchen stuff and cheap pet supplies. It's…read morethe TJ Maxx of home goods (literally cause it's owned by the same company), so most stuff is good quality, but just didn't sell elsewhere. Great for the student budget. The downside is, sometimes you find great stuff and sometimes you just find nothing. But always worth a little browsing through on a rainy day.

Many malls are dying but this one seems to keep kicking along with most of the spaces having…read moretenants and even the car dealership parking a vehicle for display. I started off at Target and walked through the mall. On a Sunday morning, not much open but the walking folks were doing their thing here and there. Plenty of parking, smooth and clean floors. I think it will still be here for a few more years. [Review 1623 of 2024 - 535 in New York - 22646 overall]

The Mall is trying to make a comeback. I think getting local small businesses in there is great. I…read morelike going into the stores to see other items. The only suggestions would be offer more food options. It was very busy today. I enjoy the events. It gives a extra plus.