This store is a popular destination in Shelburne area. It is a huge store with front side filled…read morewith candies, pastries, cookies, local maple syrups, sauces, home good items and more. The left side room has huge variety of apparels, hats and socks. The back side has great collection of gifts, stationary , cards, magnets, posters and other souvenirs. The cakes, cookies and some candies are sold by weight. We bought some unique toffees and gummies from here. I also found some really nice magnets here highlighting Vermont. We bought few of those and some stickers too. This was one of the better quality souvenir store we found in Burlington area. The staff were very friendly, helped with questions and checkouts.

Didn't get a chance to take pictures inside because I was too busy going through all the aisles…read more By the entrance, there are snacks, chocolate and candies. Cookwares are also in the front. They also have souvenirs (stickers, signs etc). There's a book section with toys. Organic soaps/shampoo by the wall smell very good. I got a soap bar of a local farm. Good quality. At the back, there's a room full of Christmas decorations. Festival spirits throughout the whole year. Overall a great local business for visitors and the neighborhood. I'll say it's a must go stop for travelers.

This place is a dream! They have curated the most magical selection of games, art supplies,…read moreclothes, books, and everything you could want for your kids. We have sadly moved away from VT, but we're back for a week every summer, and I save all my Christmas and birthday gift shopping for Jamie Two Coats. It's so hard to have a brick and mortar store these days, and I love being able to see things and decide what to buy, so while some of their items may be a bit more expensive than they would be online, it's worth it to me to support this store. (Many of their items are so special and would be expensive online as well.) Also, I feel so much better about supporting a family-owned toy shop than supporting Jeff Bezos. Also, I never go toy shopping with my kids... I love them so much, but I enjoy the peace of shopping for their gifts on my own!

Way over priced! Like highway robbery expensive. A Melissa and Doug Jewelry Box that my daughter…read morewanted was over $24 and on Amazon it's only $9.99. When I wanted a refund the young cashier girl walked away from the register and said "she'll change her mind again and want it so I would just leave". So annoying it made me not want to give them my business even if my daughter did decide she wanted it. Also you aren't warned that returns are only in store credit. Thankfully the older woman working there did return the jewelry box and gave me my cash back.

This antique store has some wonderful items to check out. They have two floors. First floor has…read moresmaller items, show pieces, ornaments, jewelry and hand crafted goods. The second floor has larger items, clothes, a kitchen full of kitchenware items. I walked around the store for a while. Prices vary depending on the size and type. Most items are fairly priced. I didn't find anything that I wanted to buy. The associate at the store was very friendly and helpful.

Such a cute store! The woman behind the counter was very nice. This two story building is full of…read morelittle trinkets.

Reached out to Matt based on a recommendation from a friend because I needed to repair my wedding…read moreband. I was blown away by the level of customer service I received. After 6 years with the ring it was time for a change, he helped me choose new stones and he even ordered me a few options so I could see them before making a final decision. We decided to go with green gold to redo the setting. Matt is amazingly creative, reasonably priced, and easy to work with. My advice to you: if you want an amazing one of a kind piece of jewelry, stray away from the church street tourist trap and head to Shelburne to see Matt.

I agree wholeheartedly with the website: "Matthew's amazing artistic skills and passionate…read morepersonality allow him to not only create beautiful one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry for his clients, but give them an experience they will never forget." Something extraordinary happened on the first day of our anniversary trip to Shelburne, VT. We stopped at Matthew Taylor's jewelry shop, which also was the house where my wife's grandmother lived many years ago. It was open so we were able to go inside. She showed me where they would have Easter dinner, and told me her grandmother loved jewelry, and had given her some. She brought some pieces with her on the trip. She and Matthew talked about the house and town. He was friendly and gracious. I then took my wedding ring out of my pocket; it was in a little box instead of on my hand as it was in pieces due to a failed attempt to resize it by another jeweler. It's a "tricky infinity ring," with a number of garnets. Before we came in, as the sign said, "repairs," I took my ring out of my bag and put it in my pocket, just in case he could fix it. My wife wanted to see it on my hand. A lengthy discussion ensued, during which I assured him that it was worth the risk and I was willing to take it, and he finally agreed to try the first step, to join the ends, after describing various methods. It worked. Amazingly easily, to me. Then the next step, lasering it closed. Then he put a couple stones back in. That left one still be to replaced, which had previously broken in the failed attempt. So he had us look through a tray of stones he had, and we searched for a pink stone to match the pink stones in Denise's bands. He found one and said, "this wants to pop right in." And it did. It seemed effortless, which often is when a master craftsman works. So, in the house of my wide's grandmother, who loved jewelry, and gave her jewelry she wears to this day, this kind and skilled artisan took the time and fixed my wedding band, on the day of our 15th wedding anniversary, and now the ring is whole, and changed, with a connection to her rings, and more meaningful than before. Just like marriage should be. Synchronicity. Peace.

Glenn is beyond helpful and friendly! My friend bought a ladder and push lawnmower, and already had…read moresome chairs purchased elsewhere in her sedan's trunk. Available space was limited. After suggesting we remove the mower from the box, he helped us rearrange the trunk and secure everything with a cord. Many thanks to you! The store is huge, organized and clean with good prices. They have farming clothes, gardening supplies and plants, too. I didn't get to see baby chicks in the back, next time!

I'm leaving one star, this place seriously needs to get its inventory under control. Almost every…read moretime I come in, they're out of what I need. I've even called ahead and been told items were in stock, only to show up and find nothing there. It's a complete waste of time and makes it hard to rely on this store at all. Do better with stock accuracy and communication.

My husband and I visited the Vermont Teddy Bear Factory for our first Wedding Anniversary and it…read morewas an absolute blast. The tour was very punny and informative on how their plushies are made. We bought a Christmas ornament and a Oh So Soft Dino that we take with us on our travels now. The products are a bit expensive but to me it was well worth it.

We took a tour with Cheryl as our guide and she was amazing! Her information, passion, and patience…read morewere very much appreciated by us! It was awesome to see the workshop floor and learn about Vermont Teddy Bear's mission, it was an amazing experience!

I've been to a lot of museum stores. I like most of them. This one is different. It has all…read moresorts of fun things. For ages 2-100. You are bound to find something. They have rocks. Calendars. Books. Clothing. Artifacts from the museum. Playing cards. Dolls. So much more. You can browse for ages here and are sure to find a gift if needed. 105/R-a-D Challenge

Very fine collection of historical and local books, art and so many interesting items. It is part…read moreof the outstanding Sherburne Museum grounds so there are many mementos to buy. Excellent photos are available of all the key buildings, books of whatever art or artists being displayed at the time and snacks and drinks. Well laid out and a helpful staff. Worth some time while you are there.