Lisa, (owner) Is so…read moreawesome and fair. Polite, professional and very pretty. My wife has been dealing with her for years and is very happy. It's an awesome shop with lots of choices. Lisa is very willing to work with you on prices. Service, selection and value all A1. Walt, Troy

This place is the BEST! And as a frequent thrifter, I don't say that lightly. Great furniture, home…read moredecor, and knickknacks, and all at reasonable (affordable!) prices. Items are in excellent condition; no throw-aways here. The lovely proprietor has helped me put furniture in my car and has allowed me to leave things for future pickup when they wouldn't all fit at once. Fantastic selection and service--what more could a person want? I cannot recommend this store highly enough. (And now I'm afraid that all the cool stuff I wanted but didn't buy will be gone when I go back). Good thing it's only open four days per week, or I'd be back every freakin' day. So much love for Treasure Hut!

I was in Vermont for a wedding and decided to walk around the village of Wilmington. The town is…read morequaint and has all the charm you would expect in a small Vermont hamlet. What I didn't expect was a top-notch consignment store, but The Fashion Plate is just that! The interior is quirky as the store is in a historic colonial home, but that made the shopping experience all the more unique and fun. The prices are very reasonable and there is a wide-range from designer to accessible, every day pieces. There are also clothes and accessories for men, children, pets, and the home. The staff were friendly and welcoming, but they also gave me the space to browse without feeling pressured to buy, which for me is a major plus. I spent about 45 minutes browsing and trying on items so I would suggest giving yourself time to really explore the entire store--as one reviewer noted there is a lot to see (but I did not think this was an issue--more treasures to find!). My haul from the Fashion Plate included a vintage Chanel necklace, Chanel cashmere gloves (odd buy in July but winter is coming--haha), Lanvin ballet flats, deadstock Gucci blooms purse, Chanel wedges (I ended up wearing these to the wedding), a Henri Bendel backpack, a cool painting, and a pair of Chanel cambon ballet flats. They only stock authentic items (they explained their rigorous authentication process) and I appreciate that commitment to not selling replica goods. There was so much more to tempt me! I will certainly be back to shop this fun boutique.

Famous last words... "I'm just going to stop in Wilmington to get syrup."…read more Three dresses, two skirts, one top and $132 later ($135 if you count the $3 ATM fee from the liquor store across the street. Cash only folks)... turns out going to Wilmington for syrup is a lot like going to Target for toothpaste. Who knew such a fashion mecca could exist on the outskirts of a forest? Seriously, the owner's buying game is on point. I think I walked into the dressing room with at least 40 items. None of which would be useful for a weekend of camping. But all of which were great brands, new or basically new, ridiculously cute and so reasonably priced. But don't worry. I also got my syrup. Let's hope I don't spill it on all my new fashion finds.

Oodles and oodles of antiques, vintage furniture, and collectibles! This three story antique shop…read morein Brattleboro, VT will keep you busy searching for treasures! I spent hours here oohing and aahing over all the cool knick knacks! There were dozens of mirrors, cookie jars, old cameras, jewelry, lamps, tea things and more! The prices were a mixed bag, some high, some reasonable - but the tourists will pay the higher prices no doubt. This place is a must if you're in the area!

OMG can't tell a book by the co we for sure! This is the ultimate all day thrift shop. So many cool…read morethings!!! Selection value service beyond We had so much fun hats with boxes roller skates cool cat clocks cowboy boot furniture jewelry but the thing being yea tons of stuff - but really cool stuff. I could have spent two days here!!

Upon asking if they had any vinyl records, I was shown two very beat up Jean Vincent vintage LPs. I…read moreoffered the counter person five bucks apiece and he insultingly told me that one of them will cost $100 and the other one $40.. even the most amateurs record collector would laugh at such a ridiculous price for these trashed records. When I walked away from the counter, my wife overheard the shop owner and a customer laughing at us, saying that they could list them on eBay for $60 apiece. We resisted the urge to walk back and inform them that we were still in the store and can hear your insulting comments. Horrible experience, just keep driving past it!

Heisey cigarette box was $38. An easy find on eBay from $14-25. A red calico Burleigh mixing bowl…read morefor $675! Thank goodness I didn't drop it from the shock. Ordinary glass Christmas ornaments $4 a piece. Roached 45s of insignificant songs for $4 and up (not worth a dime). I understand people need to make a living but most everything was outrageously priced. Don't waste your time.

The workers are always nice here. It's a really big space and is organized. They do try to…read moreseparate different types of clothes - like pants from shorts etc. It's usually semi messy with clothes falling on the floor off of the racks. Some other stores have clothes jammed in tight on each rack - but not here. It's full but not jammed full. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing. The stuff is really hit or miss. Sometimes you find great items and other times it seems to be lots of clothes that are torn or stained. Kinda just how thrifting seems to be.

Salvation Army is awesome because it's not Goodwill. It's not greedy. It doesn't keep the cool…read morestuff for itself under the table while overpricing items from the Dollar Store. It doesn't wait to give employees toilet paper until some is donated. It doesn't look down on its employees for not being able to put 85 pieces of clothing away correctly in under 5 mins. Have you EVER seen ANYTHING in the community sponsored by Goodwill? No. Sponsored by Salvation Army? 100%. They do what they say they will. Goodwill won't give discounts to not-for-profits that want to give homeless women and children boots in the winter. I was the cashier-I saw this happen first hand and quit because of it. Salvation Army is an important part of the community and I always will shop there/donate.

The food, the drinks and the service were all fantastic! I had not had a meal or drinks that were…read morenot fantastic

A great place for bargain hunters in the middle of the Green Mountain State…read more This store has an immense inventory of furniture, appliances, Knick knacks, clothing and virtually everything household related. Why go to a dozen state sales when you can come here and save the gas. There were a few leather sofas, many dining room sets, countless recliners and seating chairs, and chests and bookcases. Another side of the store features clothing, while a separate section has small appliances. Quality varies, from almost new to fairly worn. Priced accordingly. Perfect place for a new college graduate to set up household without spending a ton of money, or folks who don't need to spend a lot of money in a sofa that will likely become the cat's scratching post when they bring it home. And for the bargain hunter looking for treasures.

Super fun, cool store with 2 floors of vintage treasures~ a bit of everything. Nice service,…read morepleasant and engaging. Definitely worth the trip.

The amount of things I could say about this place is quite endless. For starters-yes they have very…read moreunique and quite cool vintage things, but for the price of my left kidney, I think I'll pass. If you want to go here don't forget your gas mask for the top floor. It smells like moth balls and wet spent cigarettes. I'm giving this place five stars because the dogs let me pet them!