Folk Heart is a little store on the main street of Bristol, dishing up a general fare of Far…read moreEast/Hippie/Gift Store products. I love stopping in while I'm in town-- smelling the nag champa and trying on hand crafted silver earrings. For a time, there was a working photobooth in the back of the store that printed out black and white photo strips old school, but the last few times I went, it wasn't working.

We recently had flowers delivered for a memorial and I don't have enough good things to say about…read moreScentsations. The flowers are beautiful, we'll arranged, beautifully packaged, and they last. Most of all, the people who work there are great. They're not only professional and responsive, but also kind people who took so much care with my family.

From the owner: We are a family owned local business that carries a wide variety of the freshest cut flowers intent…read moreon creating the perfect bouquets and arrangements for the special occasions in your life. We also have a beautiful gift shop filled with locally made items and artisan foods for all your gift giving needs.

Awesome General Store!…read more True VT and nicely updated GS. LGS is the heart of Lincoln and it changed hands a couple of years ago. The new owners have done a wonderful job restoring the architecture and updating the store. They scratch make sammies each day and just found that Sandy who used to own the Bobcat pub (Bristol) a few years ago makes burgers on Fridays here :). I used to eat one after my hikes nearby and GTK since Bobcat closed permanently a few weeks ago! LGS has a bit of everything, bevies, caps, groceries, candles, cleaning, fishing supplies etc., and decent gift section too. It's a great stop for the residents, visiting explorers and hikers too as the Long Trail and Mt Abe are close-by. When I visited many residents and kids were coming and going. I saw a young boy putting out ca$h for his candy which was so cute. Sharon behind the counter was friendly and helpful. With many old VT disappearing, I was thrilled to find LGS thriving! Parking is on the side of the store. Enjoy!

This is the only store in our little town. It has just about anything we ever need... from soup to…read morenuts, as they say. Homemade sandwiches, wraps, soups, chili, and more... The desserts are always luscious! They have fresh coffee, Glen's Pride bread made by our local baker who lives just down the road. In Summer... fresh vegetables, strawberries, and everything we could need for a picnic or barbecue! A nice selection of wines and beer, lots of snack items from chips to ice cream bars! The only thing missing is the kitchen sink!

Not only is this a gorgeous art gallery, but it's a very unique AirBnB as well! I mean, how often…read moredo you get to stay in a studio suite located INSIDE an art gallery?? I felt like I was in Night at the Museum after business hours haha!! The hostess, Lee Ann and her husband were the sweetest, most considerate hosts I've ever had!! Not only were they extremely thorough, communicative, and available, but they made me feel so welcome and at home! They even had a basket full of goodies waiting for me - including some incredible varieties of homemade muffins that were some of the best I've ever had! The suite is located just off to the side inside the actual art gallery but there's plenty of privacy - you can enter through the gallery or through your own private back door so it's totally not an issue. The suite itself was immaculate and HUGE!! Especially the bathroom!! Complete with a dining table, couch and little sink/microwave/fridge area. The WiFi worked well - no issues. And the TV even had nice cable available. But there's so much to keep you busy in the area I hardly watched it. There's a perfect porch off the suite with patio seating, a grill, and incredible views of the mountains! I was there in early October and was just a tad too early for peak fall colors - but the color was starting to come in. I imagine it's positively breathtaking at peak fall color!! And they had some hummingbird feeders outside the windows which was such a joy!! The grounds are extensive - there's a huge field outback with a river at the base of the mountains - tons of birds chirping! The gallery is also centrally located in proximity to tons of ski areas and lovely towns/cities like Montpellier, Woodstock, Killington, etc. Great location!! The suite is very handicap accessible- even the bathroom and shower - very well set up for it. Parking is in their private gravel lot outside the gallery. The art work is just lovely as well and made by the hosts - so talented!! I had such an awesome experience- can't say enough good stuff about it! I will definitely be back anytime I'm in the area!

From the owner: A Vermont Country Gallery featuring a broad expanse of Vermont Artists and products. Marble and…read moreHardwood Sculpture, ceramics, photography, up cycled furnishings, jewelery, dolls, antiques, Maple Syrup, handmade Dolls, Vintage Jewelry Art, handmade Slate Signs, collectibles and more. We also have a beautiful Studio Suite available via Airbnb and VRBO.

This shop was so fun and quaint, the perfect place to pick up a gift for someone special…read more Like many gift shops, there are treasures thoughtfully displayed every which way, up and down and over in this charming shop. Towels, art, jewelry, pottery, stuff for kids, stuff for plant lovers, stuff for cat lovers, dog lovers, you name it, if you can't find something to buy in this shop for yourself or someone else, I'd be shocked. On top of that, the back porch has a WONDERFUL view of the town waterfall. The porch is screened in, but it won't trouble your photos any. IF you're near Middlebury, stop in for a bit and see the waterfall and the many items they offer.

This gift shop was just what we were looking for when we were in our way out of town. We needed…read moresome small local gifts to take back to CT as thank you's. I also managed to find some stuff for Christmas presents. My only wish is that it sold more of the hand crafted stuff from VT. Some of the cute dish towels I bought were made in CA.

This was the cutest surprise on our trip to Burlington. They had such great local products and the…read moreprices were reasonable- especially for fresh and local. The woman who worked there was such a sweet person and very pleasant to talk too. We even came back for mini golf later that day!

My son and I traveled halfway across VT to Champs... (he really wanted to play mini golf). We…read moreplayed the course, and my son had a blast, he totally beat me fair and square and we were very thankful for the owners of Champs. The couple that runs it is incredibly nice. The interior store is full of beautiful Vermont items that are very tasteful. After playing our round of mini golf, I headed for my second visit to the porta potty behind their store. It was VERY clean.. but unfortunately my car key went flying down. After a slight nervous breakdown, the owners returned to the store with a big magnet and got the key out in seconds. He was very nice and cleaned/sanitized it for me. I felt like a dumb a$$... but was SO thankful for them. We would return for another round the next time we visit.... I just recommend leaving your car keys outside!

One of the few gift shops that I stopped by during this short visit to Vermont for the 2024 Solar…read moreEclipse. Whilst everyone here has been SUPER friendly so far, I'd give it to the staff here as being *the* friendliest, chirpiest, and nicest people I've come across during this visit. It's obvious that there is excitement in the air due to the sheer number of people visiting as well as the once-in-a-lifetime event *in* this particular area BUT you've got to give to them for showing it in the sweetest way possible. They carry quite a bit of trinkets and locally made goods and make some of their own as well. I just wanted something simple to commemorate this visit and left with a bag they made for the eclipse, a sticker, and as always, a fridge magnet to add to the collection. Definitely stop by if you're in this part of town!

From the owner: Unique gifts inspired by Vermont. Vermont made items, in-house designed souvenirs. In-house…read moredesigned and printed T-Shirts, hoodies and more. Toys, locally made jewelry and maple syrup and maple syrup products. Year-round Christmas room

Is it possible to fall in love with a store? YES! The Warren Store is not your typical "store". It…read morehas one of the best selections of wine (from $10 on up) and craft beer. The deli is amazing!! Fresh roasted coffee, house made pastries, homemade bread, soups, sandwiches, everything you would want from a country store. The owners are wonderful people, warm and inviting, as well as helpful (without being pushy). It's adorable too, rustic, and cozy with great local art. It's been in business for several decades and is cherished by the locals. That tells me everything. If you are headed up to ski or explore, stop here. You'll probably see me stuffing my face on one of their pastries. (We are lucky enough to travel here four times a winter). See you there!

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.

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!

Carolee & the staff at Middlebury Floral and Gift were amazing to work with throughout my wedding…read moreplanning process. Carolee understands the stress that wedding days can bring and relieved my anxiety immediately. Their delivery on our big day was smooth and timely as the venue was about 25 minutes away from their shoppe. The flowers were fresh, well-constructed and absolutely stunning. Middlebury Floral and Gifts helped every step of the way as I developed my vision with compassion and love. Working with their team was a beautiful experience. I commend them for the love and thought they put into each and every bouquet, boutonniere, corsage and arrangement. My guest were completely floored with the attention to detail. Middlebury Vermont is lucky to have Carolee and her team as a floral staple in our community!

Sadly, never again. After looking at their site I felt this was the place to go. They delivered…read moreflowers and they were less than adequate and nothing like what they advertise. I respectfully called. They said they were happy to replace the arrangement they were not used to people making complaints. That is great it must just have been a fluke. The new arrangement arrived to the recipient with no card, curious, they called and asked who it was from?? The flower shop replied the sender hated the arrangement so we had to send a new one. Appalled is an understatemen! I work in customer service and could NEVER imagine doing that. Not that you have to lie but you definitely have to be professional and respectful. Own your mistake fix the problem and move on respectfully.