A really spectacular Building filled with antiques. Even if you’re not looking for anything in particular, this is a really remarkably fun place to come browse and stumble upon an occasional gem.
Massive massive antique store you will spend at least an hour they're trying to get through all the blues. Definitely worth a stop. There's also many shops connected to the Antique store that's worth your while to take a visit
Cute alpacas! I am not sure how to feel about the notable quantity of WWII nazi memorabilia for sale in the antique mall… I have been to antique malls all around the country but rarely see this.
This is a massive antique mall with multiple levels. They have loads of stuff and it was really fun to browse all of it. It's also a really cool location with gift shops, restaurants and alpacas next door.
Loved it. Stop with my husband well we spent the day without kids. Love the different shops and the antique side was so cool. Had a wide range of things. The shopping side had a little bit of everything. Will deftly to make it back.
It’s always a fun time poking around and getting some window shopping done. Many unique items. We always end visiting the Alpacas and feeding them. They are just lovely. Gigi is my favorite. We go often just to see the cuties. Being handsanyizera or wet wipes. No place to wash up except the restrooms at the other end of the building. Buy a bag of food inside the Alpaca store. Just one. There is a lot more than you need for a family of four in one bag.
Husband loved it. Great booths. Educated workers who loved their job and want to be there helping guests. Very large place.
Country stores and other vendors to the left including an outdoor area with Alpacas!
Something for everyone. Bring money! You'll find something.
I went to this antique mall for the first time. I ended up buying a few small framed pics (2 to use as frames for my own art and a nice shell print) spending $44-. I almost bought a nice basket for $28-.
My overall impression of the place was an overwhelming jumble of lots of low end antiques and vintage items. Amidst this jumble are definitely some deals mixed in and overpriced items. There were 4 or 5 better booths but I found the items overpriced for what they are. I think that depending on what you’re looking for, such as fun items for kids to collect, books, records, there are plenty.
I go to a lot of antique and vintage stores and have had spaces in a couple of shops in my past, so I may have higher ideals…I love all sorts of shops and love digging through stuff in the dust and barns for a deal as well as looking at well cared for items, this place just didn’t hit the spot. The booths were repetitive, messy in a way that was hard to look at, and I didn’t see much fun or unique stuff.
I wouldn’t make a special trip here but if I happened to be in the area, I would stop in. I feel many people would enjoy it more than I did. Also, help was always available, they are efficient, giving you a number to hold things and ringing things up quickly. They also did a nice wrapping job of my pieces.
Something for everyone! Love stopping here on our way through every year. They do close early though at 5 so if you're running later you need to be quick!
It’s a great antique store, but what made it exceptional were the people. Multiple staff helped me find items I was looking, they taught me about the things I was browsing and the industry in this state. They are also very well organized! All the booths are clearly labeled and items are clearly priced. They also had these buttons to call people over, making shopping easier in such a large store. Loved it!
Loved it here!! Came here after visiting the gorge with my wife and 3 girls. The main entrance leads into the 1st of 5 or 6 stores which are side by side. The store the entrance led to the stairs of the Toy Museum which was free by the way. You can donate money to it. Once you visit, you will want to support the museum! The museum had. Many exhibits of nostalgic toys, lunch boxes, cracker jack toys, video game consoles, dolls, and slew of toys by decade. It brought back many memories and my wife and I were able to share memories with the girls. After the museum, we walked around the antique mall. On one end was the actual antique store, then on the other side there was a store with wines and beers, gift shops, a candy store, and other misc shops. Outside of the antique mall there was a distillery, a stand selling grilled corn, an ice cream shop, and a few other shops. I highly recommend coming here if you're at the Gorge!
This was a really cool place to visit. Make sure you go upstairs and check out the toy museum. Bring back some old memories. If you need maple syrup, make sure you stop by the general store. They have a lot of cool, locally sourced stuff. Big parking lot. A must see.
Seems to be a never ending mall. Literally could find everything in here from antiques, to maple syrup to groceries. It also has Alpaca fur products and an alpaca farm. Ample parking just makes things easier during busy weekends. Don't forget to visit the you museum with large train collection too. Brings back a lot memories.
Over 130 vendors here. Some good bargains some not so good. Each vendor set their own prices. We picked up nine nice items at a good to fair price. There is also a country store and Derek shop.
We had friends visit from NYC and had the MOST fun here at the antique mall! We had a lovely time looking at toys from our childhood, poking around adorable shops, petting the alpacas next door, and leaving with a bottle of wine and local cheese. Such a fun day for all ages!!
Awesome place with wide selection of goods. There's attendants and bells to ring if you want an item in a locked case. Debit/Credit accepted but ATM on-site. The owner was very nice and explained how to read the tags, make offers on high ticket items, how to use the attendant bells. I left empty handed due to empty wallet but glad I found this place! I'll have to come back this spring :)
One of our favorite places to spend an afternoon! This sprawling antique mall has endless rows of interesting odds, ends, trinkets, and treasures. The toy museum is a must visit! Pre-COVID it was a great stop for samples and discovering local tastes of Vermont, but consider stopping by to support local businesses!
I used to travel 3 hours to get to the store. Now? I wouldn't travel 3 minutes. It is no longer an antique store with quality merchandise. 80% is non antique, handmade or new, made in China consignment store junk that has no business being in in antique shop. Really depressing as I've been shopping here for 25 years and see it go to utter trash. Note my photos. They should remove the big proud letters antique mall from the outside of the building.
This was such a rewarding experience, even amidst the COVID restrictions! The bathrooms are located on the far left hand side, near the alpaca farm, in the back of the building. There are a handful of small shops, as well as a second floor and basement floor antique section. I have never seen so much variety of goods here! I highly recommend!!
The Cabot store is wonderful, so many selections! Always samples to taste before you buy, and local Vermont wine and other products. The antiques mall store is endless. And don't forget to shop the alpaca store and visit the alpacas outside!
The best part of my trip to Vermont. I loved all of the small business owners. The llama rescue lady was phenomenal and The Vermont Distillery was fantastic. You must stop here!
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