These folks have helped my family through some very hard times. I can't say enough about how great…read morethey have been. Between services for my grandparents, aunts, uncles, and most recently my father, we have been here many times over the years. God Bless.

Jim was very prepared and incredibly helpful. My dad paid for services ahead of time and Jim was…read moresuper organized and efficient even though many years had passed since the account was set up. Jim organized everything and put me in touch with the minister for the things he couldn't do. Through all of his knowledge and experience, he was able to connect with and arrange for a proper military service graveside. Thank you Jim and all that work with you for making a difficult time easier to get through. Highly recommend his services to anyone!

Worst ever service. Didn't track things, didn't get the obit out in a timely manner, did not…read morecommunicate well, didn't advise well in death certificate availability, FORGOT THE ASHES at the cemetery and we had to reschedule. Left us standing there with no plan and no answer. Just don't use them. Smelly musty old building and outdated processes.

I stop by this store every time I'm in Burlington. Over the years I've bought many different art…read moreprints and trinkets and they're still some of my favorites I have in my home. There's a good variety of different types of art (some photography, some prints, some originals, pottery, jewelry, etc.) and they're at varying price levels. Though some artists are very expensive, they always have a ton of stuff that is really affordable, as well. I'm always able to find something at my desired price point for the day. I never mind spending a little more because everything is made by local Vermont artists, and makes for much nicer gifts than generic tourist trap type things. Their selection of ornaments for this year is so cute! Definitely recommend a stop in here over most other places on Church St.

I wasn't certain what to expect on our first visit. My wife, baby and I were walking on Church…read moreStreet and she suggested we go in. I am excited that she wanted to. I was lost in a world of art. Photography, paints, wood working, metal, furniture, ceramics... and much more. Finally my wife had to come to me and snap me out of my Vermont-local-artist-creativity induced trance. I will go back! Love it!

The owners are friendly & responsive. The units are very clean and the property is well maintained…read moreboth summer and winter months. Pricing is competitive with other companies in the area. I highly recommend Plattsburgh self storage over any other self storage.

The best. It's invaluable to be able to talk to someone who has an aesthetic for how things should…read morelook. I prepaid for the framing and when I went to pick it up, he told me that he'd used different mat than he had planned and gave me some money back. Who does this? His work is fabulous.

Jon's Darkroom has longevity because of Jon's dedication to his craft and to his customers. He…read morecontinues to live, work, and serve the same community he has for decades. I came in with a photo project to be gifted to my mother, and what may have been a practiced and simple matter of detail to Jon made my mother's day--forever.

Rating: 3.5 Came to…read morevisit this aquarium/science museum at the lake champlain. Parkings available as well as street parking. It's a relatively small aquarium and has small gift shop at the entrance. There are 2 floors consist of small tanks of sea creatures and fishes and science interactive games. It was entertaining but we got through the entire place in 30-45min. Staffs were nice overall and friendly. As an adult we paid 23$ per person and i don't think that it was worth it as i've been to other aquariums that are much larger and offers much more things to see. I can see that it may be good for family and kids but will be a short trip and better to spend more time at the park right outside for walks or shopping at the church street market.

Great short day stop for families with toddlers through elementary kids…read more Lots of hands on exhibits and STEM stations with a sharp focus on preservation of the aquatic life on Lake Champlain. It's a very small museum/science center but you simply can't beat the views and location and it's a must stop for families with little kids visiting Burlington. Recommend a creemee from Marina up the top of the hill or a coffee from Skinny Pancake after and a stroll along the marina and pier.

When you open the street-level door to the peace and justice center you can start to smell it. I…read moredon't care what anyone else says, I love the smell....it's some combo of patchouli, sandalwood, and nag champa. I'm not a hippie, I swear, it's just yummy and nostalgic. The store has a collection of concientiously imported cooperatively made goods from south america and asia, books on activisim & politics, and left calendars and bumper stickers. Definitely stop in if you need hemp clothes, incense, beeswax candles, books on breastfeeding, locally printed calendars, drums for your next drum circle, or a copy of heather has two mommies. Don't go-- or plan to be in and out if you have environmental sensitivities or are right wing.

Ah, the VT Peace and Justice Center, a safe haven for all VT queers, dykes, liberals, hippies, and…read morethose who just love Peace & Love. THe center is downstairs in a basement level, door is on Church Street. Inside they have all sorts of books and publications, newspapers, and magazines. Music, rainbow wind chimes, hemp products, oils and incense, anti-war tee shirts, COOL BUMPER STICKERS and pro-environment type products. This place reflects and feels like a way society should be.

I purchased a winter CSA subscription and the Intervale Food Hub reimbursed me for the remaining…read moreweeks when I had to move across the country and could no longer use the subscription I paid for! They would send me hand written notes and make it right if the vegetables weren't looking great. Great customer service! Super accommodating! Technologically savvy!

The Intervale is the best thing about Burlington, Vermont. I know, bold statement, but I assure…read moreyou that there are many who would argue in my favor. I first visited the Intervale on a walk with my dog. This large piece of property that lies right along the edge of the city is divied up and made available for people to rent affordably and use for farming. The farms that are at the Intervale are able to share large pieces of equipment and resources and practice sustainably, while contributing to the community in a major way. They make locally grown food accessible to the community through the Gleaning and Food Rescue program, which supplies free fresh veggies to income eligible residents and the Intervale Food Hub's farm shares, which vary in size and can be purchased seasonally. The Intervale helps people to focus on the soil and our interaction with the earth and educates the public on how we all can live more sustainable lives. They offer a composting program, The Abenaki Heritage Garden, and a Conservation Nursery. There are also a number of trails to walk and bike and a river to relax by. They have plenty of community events that encourage the viability of agriculture and promote community engagement with food systems Weather you're going to boogie down at Summervale, a Thursday night music and food ritual that The Intervale and a number of local vendors orchestrate each summer or just go snowshoeing by the river on a still evening in January, The Intervale will quicky become your sanctuary. It is a reminder of the beauty in the world and the importance of getting our hands dirty and providing the source for food that we eat. We are so fortunate to have such a place and if you have an opportunity to enjoy it, I encourage you to do so; your soul will be grateful.