I love stores that have penny candy, OH MY LAWD. It's a little tricky for the true penny candies,…read morebecause they ask you to count how many you put into your own little baggie. Fair enough, but it's tough to do with tongs dropping in a tong-ful at a time, and one at a time takes ages. So I took a rough guess at what I have, and tried to make sure I overestimated what I had. They have a large gift section, and even a little corner for dog treats/gifts. I didn't order any food here, but noticed the baked goods they had for sale were the exact same 2 days in a row, so I don't know how fresh they would be. I'd have to eat one to be sure, but the selection was so limited. (Lemon cake, blueberry cake, and some banana bread).

The fudge is conveniently wrapped in 1/4 lb chunks. Penny candy. Beautiful pottery mugs. Cool…read moremagnets. They actually have some Canada magnets too. They use a patented method to wrap their fudge that will allow you to sneak a bite when your family isn't looking.

This is a great place to purchase retro games from the past. Many toys from the 70's and 80's are…read morehere to enjoy again. Also a great place to find retro consoles that won't cost an arm and a leg to collect for.

This place is AMAZING. Great unique, rare, retro (some) toys. If they don't have the toys you are…read morelooking for, they will go to the ends of the Tovverse to find it for you for the lowest price possible!

We popped in today with our 14 year old daughter who saw the sign outside that said white dresses…read moreand summer items were on sale. The tags weren't marked with markdown prices (including the white dresses) so I asked how we could tell which items were on sale and how much they were marked down. The sales associate advised that "most of this section is marked down, I just didn't..like, mark them." When I asked at what point you find out how much an item costs she responded I would learn at the check out and to just "shop like I normally would." Here's the thing, when I shop 'normally' I know what I am paying for an item. I get that if you're shopping in a whale belt store in a preppy town you should expect to pay too much for a tissue of a tank top. What you don't expect is the sales woman to act like you're Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman having a nice spree on Richard Gere's dime. The prices, the "Boys Lie" toxic feminism merch and the attitude of the sales women is all that is wrong with society wrapped up in a tidy little pink rhinestone studded bow.

Like the selection and have had good prior experiences…read more However, last week I bought $360+ white cashmere sweater on sale for half off. Tried it on in the dim dressing room. Got it home and noticed in the brighter light that it had very significant sun stains all the way across the neck and down the arm. Tried to bring it back within the two weeks stated on the receipt and was turned down. Awful customer service -- an item in this damaged condition never should have made it out of the store. And certainly should have been accepted back.

Visited the store today to pick out a few gifts for friends, was really happy to find the whole…read morebottom floor is dedicated to baby items. Jill is wonderful and was very helpful with my purchases. Covid protocols in place. Looking forward to returning. :)

This is a review for the Hanover, NH store…read more There is some very nice clothing of really high quality, but I'm really surprised that a small-town store would have such bad customer service. My mom bought me a dress and sent it out to me in CA. She asked the person working in the shop if she could return it a few days late if it didn't work for me, and she was told that it would be possible. Well, it turned out the cut & color didn't suit me, so I sent it back. This little well-traveled dress is back in NH now, just three days after the 14-day deadline, but the owner is telling her no returns are possible, not even for store credit. We're stuck with a dress we don't want because of a mis-informed employee and stringent policies. Buyers beware.

Although it is a bit of a way out, I have been impressed with the customer service, price deals and…read moreequipment supply inventory at the Golf and Ski Warehouse. I went in today and had yet another excellent experience with them. But let's start at how I got to really like these guys (and gals). I was in need of new ski boots. After a disgusting customer service experience at a custom made boot maker which conveniently disowned their warranty, I spent a good two months researching and coming up with two finalist models. I may not be the world's expert on ski gear but I've been skiing for forty years, I know the type, brand and style of boots I want, and after all, it's my feet. So I went to my local ski store and I got a dismissive "you take what we have". A friend of mine clued me in to Golf and Ski Warehouse and I went in on the defensive, considering the two previous experiences. Their sales staff is not only knowledgeable but was actually concerned with what I wanted and how it fit and how I skied and what kind of skiing and a myriad of other parameters. I left so satisfied that I decided I'd come back. Repeatedly. I've had the boots now for two years and I absolutely love them. What's more, when I enter, I usually see the same salesperson who invariably asks me how they fit. That's customer service.... They also have a superb shop for ski maintenance. For the last two years, I've taken our skis there for pre-season tunes, specialty repairs and end of season tune. During the Covid-19 pandemic, I've been impressed at the entry and shopping protocols they have adopted. Max 20 people in the store, masks are absolutely required, sanitizer everywhere, and credit card transactions are contactless. It gives the customer a safe feeling when the staff is also taking precautions and enforcing safe protocols. Next purchase is a new set of skis. And I'm in the research mode.....

The West Leb location has quickly become my go-to golf club location. In the past 12 months, I've…read morehad numerous fittings for various parts of my bag, and feel good about every visit. Their selection is very impressive, and covers most, if not all the OEM's clubs that you would want to try. The free fittings are also more comfortable than expected, and I've never felt rushed, or "sold to." During an iron fitting, I ended up taking 2 hours and tried 16 different models, all trying to find our perfect fit, and never once felt obligated to get out of there, or to purchase (even though I did get the irons). Then they were very good about putting in a special order for the custom options we settled on, as well as shipping them to me for free. The driver fitting was equally about 2 hours, and I'm very pleased with the outcome. It didn't hurt that the rewards program they have made for a nice discount on the driver purchase. I've also been for two wedge fittings at different times, and the first time my swing was off, and rather than trying to force a sale, the fitter suggested reconvening at a different time, which was relieving. I came back, and am happy with the results. Great store selection, low pressure salespeople, easy custom ordering, and fantastic rewards program. With the driving range across the parking lot, it makes for a must visit fitting location that I recommend to all my VT friends. EDIT: I should also note, each time there, I've dealt with a different salesperson and each one has provided me with a solid professional experience.

Adorable little shop, I absolutely loved it. It's definitely on the pricier side, but the quality…read morefeels worth it. A lot of the pieces have a beautiful antique feel, mixed in with local Vermont goods and handmade items, plus some classic Vermont shirts and hats. The staff greeted us right when we walked in and were super warm and welcoming.

I was denied entrance into Woodys on account of my wheelchair. Half of the double door was open and…read moreI could not fit through, the other half of the door was functional but the employee said that they don't open it in the winter because its too cold. The employee did not come outside to explain this to me, she spoke only to the person that went in on my behalf. Other wheelchair users- beware of the lack of inclusion of compassion here.