Norwich bookstore is clean, cozy, and cute. All of the books are crisp and new, with a wide variety…read moreof genres. I appreciate how the upstairs section has a couple of chairs so I could peruse the books while resting my legs. Be aware the books are pricey.

This is a great independent bookstore in Norwich, VT. They have a wide variety of books for all…read moreinterests and all of the bestsellers as well. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

I went in to check out a piece of furniture I saw posted online. Though the piece turned out to be…read moretoo large, I was impressed by the friendly greeting I was met with when I walked in, the organization of the store, the reasonable prices, and the quality of the items. I'll definitely be back!

I have been at this thrift store a handful of times and it's a cute little thrift store in the…read moreheart of Lebanon! Prices are good and they have a selection of kitchenware, lots of home goods, furniture, clothes, linen and lots of beautiful jewelry! Customer service has always been wonderful and I highly recommend you stop in!

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.

Love this cute little store! If you're looking for a gift for men or women, there is something for…read moreeveryone here. The artisans' & crafters' booths are amazing! There are organic dog treats and a nice selection of pet supplies. There are even homemade catnip toys! The owner is very nice and helpful. Great consignment items too. Very pretty store. Clean and bright!! Face masks (free) are available at the entrance. Will definitely be back!

I stopped in on Wednesday August 10th and was greeted by a nice woman who welcomed me in, and I…read morebrowsed the beautiful items on both floors. There is something for every budget in here from cards to art you won't find elsewhere, plus info on the artists in case you would like to contact them for more info, other items, etc. The windows on the side overlook Kedron Brook which makes for a beautiful setting for this shop. Definitely stop in!

Like many small towns I've visited before and grew up in there is always a store that sells…read morehandmade crafts. What makes this store better then most of the others is the variety and craftsmanship that can be seen throughout. It also doesn't hurt that you are greeted by the happiest and sweetest dog there upon entering the store. The store itself was beautifully maintained and organized. It had a flow to it that just drew you to ever corner. From the front display of handcrafted metal worked lights to the far back of the store's amazingly knitted coats and hats there is something for everyone to see and purchase for a country home. There is a wide variety of kitchen items such as cutting boards and cheese knives that match with the wood fire glazed pottery. Across from the pottery and kitchen items was a knitting selection of mushrooms and other out there figurines such as fish and sock monkeys. But, the crown jewel of the store in my opinion has to be the jewelry. These items which ranged from necklaces to ear piercings are all handcrafted and beautifully worked. Every case had the name of the crafter on it and the store owner could provide you with more info upon request. Overall this is 1 of 2 stores that should be on everyone's must view list when visiting the town of Woodstock, VT.

What a cool collection! Definitely worth stopping by. The shop is massive, so budget your time for…read morea visit. Such unique pieces -- you'll want to take it all home with you.

I recommend visiting, especially if you haven't done so since July 2024. The new owners have really…read morespiffed up the space and the display of merchandise. I found a really neat glass to use for a very specific project. I'll be going back with more time to slowly peruse through the store.

Just another average gift shop. Have all the souvenirs that you can think of... keychains,…read moreclothing, trinkets... you name it they got it. They do have a large selection of Vermont maple syrup and locally made foodsie items like jams, peanut butter, etc. Taking a walk over the bridge for the view right next door is a must!

So this is a store where you can buy your Vermont souvenirs: hats, shirts, shorts, underelwear,…read morepins, stupid rocks not native to the area but are related to nature, postcards, and the maple candies that taste weird 'cause it's maple but are a necessary evil to represent the maple industry of Vermont, but also maple syrup. A little something for everyone. I don't care about most of that, it's just more clutter for the home. But there are patches here, the only thing I collect for my travels. There's a Vermont one, and a Queechee Gorge patch available. There's a food counter attached to this place with outdoor seating. It's reasonably priced. Just got a chilli cheese dog before hitting the road again. It was mediocre to good.

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.