So I have never gone into a goodwill before but i have to say that i was pleasantly surprised…read moreoverall. It was very well layed out. The staff was friendly. I didn't browse through any of the aisles, just dropped off donations. What I did find minorly confusing and wasn't much of an inconvenience, was the fact that the donation dropoff center area which the main entrance was located outside the building (I didn't know this upon entering), was closed. I heard that you can ask for a donation slip to report to taxes, which isn't like a super major big deal to me, but that's something nice if you are looking to get some of it written off. I ended up just handing the bags to the attendant and that was that.

This place is very expensive. If you try to purchase dinner ware the price tag is over the mark or…read morename on the back so you will not know what you are buying. Today I found a picture I liked priced at $25. the frame was badly damaged and taped to hold it together. The picture had slipped down so you would have to get a new frame. Or I guess you could open it, tape the photo in and then tape the frame again. But this would likely fall off the wall. The manager would only come down $5. He was nasty and said someone else will buy it why should I reduce it for you. So he basically was saying he could rip someone else off if not me. You would not believe how high priced these items are. If you are low income, you can't shop here. High priced junk.

This is a relatively small collection that's nestled into the excellent South Burlington Public…read moreLibrary. It has limited weekday hours, but the selection is surprisingly good for donated books, and the prices are cheap. (There are certainly more good, cheap, used books here than at the overly touted Crow bookstore downtown!) It all goes to support this jewel of a library, and I heartily recommend it.

The best place in town to find used books in good condition at a GREAT price! The volunteers are…read morefriendly and it is an awesome place to browse. The location is beautiful, in the Wheeler Farmhouse on Dorset street - it is a bit hard to find but worth it!

Responded to request quickly Communicated when they were…read morenot going to meet initial window and asked if I could be flexible and we agreed to new time They arrived promptly at rescheduled time, were friendly , efficient and thorough with removing my full truck load of debris Value is different per individual but for me the ease, speed and not having to have a dumpster on site and manually move debris myself made this worth it

Absolutely the worst experience I have ever had as a paying customer, anywhere. We paid an…read moreENORMOUS amount of money only to go check on the house before we turned it over and the house was a total mess and a lot of our stuff was still there. It appeared they stopped as soon as we left then charged us as if they had completed the job. I know, right, we shouldn't have left but this company had a good reputation and I trusted them to complete the job they were hired to do. In the chaos of moving, I had left my wallet there and when I returned to get it, $200 was missing from it. I have tried to work this out with the local franchise but they do not call back. We gave them a $300 tip for gods sake. I will be calling the local police department in an effort to report the stolen money and let them know exactly who stole it. I will take a video of the house shortly and it will be posted on YouTube. I need to make sure other people don't have this experience. 0 out of 10...DONT RECOMMEND. BURLINGTON VERMONT FRANCHAISE.

Shout out to Tom in the Tech repair/sales department. He quickly identified a problem with my…read morelaptop, thereby saving the day! I highly recommend this place.

I got scammed I bought arctic air fan and they said it worked. I plugged it in and it did nothing.read more

this place is awful!!! rude supervisors and managers. I hear how they treat their employees and…read moreespecially the ones with disabilities. They also ask customers if they want to donate for veterans, yet nothing goes to veterans, it goes back in corporates pocket. I have heard managers tell employees to put stained clothes and ones with tears on the rack and sell them even though they should be trashed!!!! There are a lot more thrift stores around with better prices and attitudes

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

Really nice selection though it's a bit on the price side. Got some wonderful items in great…read morecondition. Staff was friendly and helpful. I'll shop there again!

Replays is a nonprofit for the benefit of UVM Medical center with majority volunteer workers. There…read moreis no other store of this kind that will give you a bag and wrap your fragile items with care for you. The volunteers are always so helpful and seem to enjoy each other and their customers. Plus! Their jeans are $5 and most tops range from $3-$10. Large selection of women's clothing, dish wear and costume jewelry. It bigger the. It looks from the outside! All profits go back to the community. Shopping here feels like I'm doing good while snagging that adorable Coach Bag (that I don't need :) for $40. Always Something new to look at. I can spend hours here

Replays has decent content in a well organized store. Plus, their sales benefit UVM Medical Center.read more

Such an incredible shop! So many awesome things to ogle over. Very fair prices too! I went today…read moreand despite not having an appointment, I was given the opportunity to spend a good amount of time looking through everything they had. I picked up a couple things and will definitely be back for more.

Not only do they have tons of gorgeous stuff, but they are more knowledgable about what they're…read moreselling than any other consignment furniture retailer in the area. (I spend a lot of time in furniture shops). Their prices are very fair and, most importantly, they are not arbitrary, which is a problem I've seen with other local sellers of vintage designer furniture. They are a true gem.

A lot of great finds and the front desk staff were so encouraging and willing to help me decide…read morewhich pieces to purchase and which to leave. Fun experience. Cute atmosphere.

Amazing little thrift store tucked away behind a synagogue in an old carriage barn. Wonderful and…read morefriendly staff, amazing deals on clothing (most pants and shirts are $5), and incredible selection across both the ladies' and men's sections. Truly a gem of a spot!

Good News Garage is the ultimate in reliability and trustworthiness. I highly recommend this shop…read more. Over 7-10 years , l have brought my car in here. Without fail, l am always treated with kindness, respect and sincerity. It is such a relief to know that what these experts inform you about in terms of a matter or a problem, you can be 100% certain that it is the truth. I wish that they would expand their services to the public. It would be a grass-roots way to bring Christianity to ordinary, trusting folk who want expert car service and reliability.

After years of dealing with the anonymous Heritage Toyota and finally getting sick of their…read morecondescending tone and lack of responsibility for work done by their own mechanics I am so glad we found this place, the small "good news garage": there is just one mechanic, who actually will take responsibility for the work he does and remember you and your car. Service was prompt, the price honest, communication great. Moreover the place does great work for the community fixing and offering donated cars to low income families - we found our new favorite place for service. Highly recommended!