Expensive, small store like the other ones in the area. Not the most interesting stuff and quick…read moreto get through. Look at quick look

Best vintage store ever!!!! I bought few set of plates and jars, they are super cute!read more

While some things are very expensive, I have found some super cute clothing for not too much! Good…read morevibes and nice staff who help. And, for a consignment store, they have tons of different sizes, including maternity clothing. And its dog friendly, yay! I also found my favorite skirt there:)!

Love the value , selection and awesome sales and discounts they sometimes have. I have found great…read moreresale at a fair price for used clothing!

The staff is always friendly, and there can be some pretty good deals. Sometimes some items are…read moreoverpriced for used clothing in my opinion. Almost $20 for a used tee-shirt at times. But as time goes on, the price will go down.

Fantastic consignment shop! Has lots of great pieces and good brands. Goes from…read moreconservative/classic style clothes to eclectic vibe. Very friendly....

Frenetic and eclectic. There's your TL;DR…read more But Barge Canal Market deserves a deeper dive, because this warehouse of a one-seller flea market has consigned goods, salvaged treasures and a full comic book nook! Where else will a CRT screen air VHS-quality reruns of I Dream Of Jeannie beside a love(and death)seat gothic tableau. Magically scary is right! I can't say there are a ton of practical goods to outfit your complete home, unless you're like Elvira or Pee-Wee Herman or an eccentric millionaire that wants to recreate nuclear family households through the decades. That practical disclosure disclosed, you're bound to find an accent piece or three that gives that IKEA aesthetic you've been glomming on to for years a little break in the ordinary. The wife snagged a cool little countertop cloche for $12. Bullseye. Finally, the name Barge Canal Market just looks like it should be rearranged to spell a code phrase. Maybe by an alt rocker or someone quirky. But not right now or anything. I don't know; I guess we can just "ANAGRAM LATER, BECK" Success!

This barn contains a well-curated set of items all of which have somewhat of a post-mid-century…read moreaesthetic (nothing earlier than 1950's and nothing later than 1980's). There are toys, books, desks, chairs, lamps, appliances, etc. The most interesting part was probably the toys, many of which were new or with their original boxes, which is not something you see frequently in antique stores. Also check out the used book/record shop right behind this store (it's called "Speaking Volumes").

I was in the Burlington area visiting extended family and managed to snag an Uber to do some…read moreexploring on my own. I had plans of hitting the waterfront and saw this vintage store was on my way from the coffee shop I'd posted up at, so I made a point to wait until it opened to check it out. I was not disappointed! While the shop itself is a little small, it's very well-stocked and curated. Being a designer, I really appreciated the color coding of the clothing racks. It felt easy to peruse versus the feeling of being overwhelmed you might encounter in other vintage stores that sorta pack the racks in. I was surprised at how reasonably all the clothing was priced. They also had a really good selection of accessories and smaller items that would make good gifts. Whenever I travel, I make it a point to visit a local vintage store and this definitely left a good impression on me. There were a few things I wanted to try on, but didn't for fear I'd fall in love and buy. I sadly overpacked for this trip and knew I didn't have much space left in the suitcase. However, now I know that this is a spot to return to when I'm back in the area. Hopefully, much sooner than later.

I was in Stowe for a January wedding, but squeezed in some time to visit this store when I saw it…read moreon the Go Stowe website. There's a lovely selection of real vintage pieces, faithful reproductions, and vintage-style clothes from modern brands packed into this small store, and the price range is very reasonable (especially since everything is very high quality). The clothes are great, but the owner is who really made my experience awesome. Sometimes I feel self-conscious when going vintage shopping, but she was so friendly and encouraging that I quickly let go of feeling shy and tried on a whole pile of clothes. I had so much fun trying on different pieces that my "quick visit" went on for quite a while, and turned into the highlight of my day. I went in thinking that I'd maybe find one dress, and I left with three! I can't recommend this store enough. The next time I'm up near Stowe, I'll be sure to visit again.

You know how church street is full of dogs? Imagine a world…read morewhere you walk up a flight of stairs and BAM, perfect secret store dog. The owner of the store brings her pooch in sometimes, and if you are lucky, she will look at you with loving eyes let you pet her. I really love the integration of small artists merch among thrift store clothes =D

Pleasantly surprised by the variety of items despite being of smaller size. Found beautiful…read morecrane/cherry blossom wide leg pants that I'm in love with. Great values, though some items are a bit more than I'd pay at other places. Staff was super friendly!

Step foot into this store and there's no doubt that you are at the helm of a truly creative mind…read more You can feel the talent flow through the simple, but calculated decor and you know there are about to be a million things that you cannot live without. Molly Conant is a true genius. Her taste is impeccable. Her jewelry line is consistent and sophisticated, detailed in the most refined of ways. Each piece offers a glimpse of her personal, unique style, often consisting of modern shapes and natural elements integrated with industrial components and a delicate vintage aesthetic. Her pieces are absolutely timeless; they are a real vision to see and true privilege to own. She also has an array of vintage items for sale that is not to miss. The next time your looking to treat yourself or get a special gift don't hesitate to stop and see designer Molly Conant at her studio and shop on Pine Street. Rackk and Ruin would put a smile on anyone's face.

Rackk and Ruin offers great vintage items to purchase online, but I recommend a trip to Molly's…read morebeautiful shop and studio, too. This is a curated vintage collection, beautifully displayed, a marriage of old and new, offered alongside Molly's own sophisticated jewelry line. Molly designs and fabricates each piece of jewelry with equal attention to form and function. Her work is smart and sophisticated. I came to browse for a few minutes, but ended up spending lots of time looking at her work. It was impossible to leave without buying a pair of her fabulous earrings. The shop itself is bright and lovely. And while it is not cluttered, I kept finding new and interesting things I did not see on first inspection, This is a great spot on Pine Street to find a thoughtful gift for someone you love, including yourself!

Such a cool shop! Great selection of clothes, games, jewelry, art, etc. I could spend forever in…read morehere digging for treasure! The local art and custom clothing are lovely and appropriately priced for the hard work that goes into them. Everything else is super reasonably priced. Owner and staff are helpful and so kind! BSJ is my go to.

Best thrift in town hands down. Stu and everyone over there are very nice, and always willing to…read moremeet you where you are if there's something you need from the store - a very enjoyable environment that fits perfectly in Burlington.

Great selection and helpful staff. I really enjoyed shopping there and left with a couple great…read morefinds!

Very nice and clean shop with a huge variety of clothing options and very well priced!read more