A nifty record store in Montpelier that's absolutely worth the visit. I don't have a record player…read moreanymore, so I just went to browse the stacks & the swaggy merch. I was pleasantly surprised by the selection & the good vibes of the store. I was also pleasantly surprised to find a TPOB shirt for just $20. I saw it & knew immediately that it was coming home with me. I also picked up a Buch Spieler hoodie & I haven't taken it off since I bought it. I've worn it every single day since I visited. High quality, cozy, & downright cool. The employee was friendly & chatty - my favorite. I will definitely be back if I'm in the area (or even just driving by on i89) again. Support indie record stores!

Welcome to our Saturday! We stop in weekly, usually on weekends. They have everything you could…read morewant from Adele, to amazing soundtracks, and of course old school vinyl! The guys at Buch Spieler are courteous, and so incredibly knowledgeable when it comes to all things music. My son loves spending time in here, and I cannot thank the staff enough for their patience and kindness with his questions, requests, and chatter! They don't just have vinyl! There are posters, cd's, coffee beans!, and awesome merchandise! For my birthday this year, my husband got me a new record player and speakers from Buch, and it is awesome! The sound quality of the speakers is loud, clear, and perfect. The system itself has great features and a nice cover to keep dust and wandering children's hands away from the vinyls! Keep up the great work! Buch Spieler is a treasure here!!

I love this place, have been in a couple times and always find something interesting for a…read morereasonable price - huge selection of records and CDs, also have listening stations - and it feels like what you'd expect a 70s-90s record store to feel like. I really enjoy browsing in here and listening to the music they're playing in the shop, will come back will recommend.

I'll give this place between 3 and 4 stars. Let me first just say that I love descending the stairs…read moreto a basement record shop, with great music on the house stereo and a grungy basement feel. Despite the grunge, I agree with other reviews that the selection of new vinyl is decent, the used is limited, and the prices are moderate to high-ish, but not ridiculous. A plus is that the condition of all of the used records has been graded, and, to my eye, the grades are conservative rather than inflated, which I really respect. I walked out with a few used jazz titles that I have not seen elsewhere, so, despite the limited supply, there were treasures to be had! This was the first of three record shops I visited in Burlington and, if these three are representative, Burlington punches above its weight in the vinyl shopping department!

I have only been there 3 times but they're so helpful. Last time, I asked where a specific book was…read moreand they were happy to help me. Good location.

I always enjoy shopping at B&N. My review is about their Cafe. We had a club sandwich and a…read moreblueberry scone. The sandwich was pre-made sometime in the past and frozen. The server warmed it up for us..or so he said. The middle was cold to the point I could sense ice particles. The scone was tasteless. Buy your books and leave..do not stop at the cafe.

The owners of this gem of a book store know so much about books and give the best recommendations,…read moreand the bread is fabulous

You're immersed in the sweet perfume of books as soon as you walk in. There are piles upon piles,…read morean improbably large number crammed into this small bookstore, the cacophony recalling a wild, lushly overgrown garden -- or perhaps a cheerier version of the bookstore in "The Neverending Story." It's just (dis)organized enough to maximize your browsing enjoyment. You stumble across unexpected delights in the many nooks and crannies! But if you're looking for a specific something, the kind owners are immediately there to assist... and expound upon similar reads you might enjoy. They're like living, breathing Spotify playlist curators for books. Good ones. Tempest also carries puzzles and a massive selection of movies on DVD. What's on display in the store is only the tip of the iceberg. The rest of the iceberg lives in the owners' garage, we're told -- but they're happy to dig out whatever you request. Sadly, we're only in the area for a few weeks of the year. Most of our time is devoted to skiing and on the days when skiing isn't ideal, seeing friends. But next December, I vow to (1) set aside a full day for a proper browse and chat with the fascinating, brilliant, and well-read owners; and (2) do all our holiday shopping here. This store is a true treasure, clearly a labor of love.

An absolutely fabulous store. I came for my second ukelele (bought the first one here and was very…read morehappy with the quality and choices). The owner is very knowledgeable and helpful, the instrument selection is first-rate. So many other things of interest here -- books, games, puzzles, musical instruments, art supplies, toys. A "museum of cool things you just have to have!"

Lots of pleasant surprises here, in both contents and prices - too much to pore over in one visit…read more Will definitely be back, though it's a little off one of my beaten paths.

Good vibes. Copped some reggae that one of the dudes slept on. Ha. Thanks for letting it go! One…read morelove. Service Selection Value

This is a great store. Small, but packed with good new and used stuff. Prices are fair. Honest too:…read morea few records warn the buyer to 'check condition' on the price tag, which I haven't seen in any other store. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Bravo!