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Sorry to see them go but they have folded up their tents and moved on. Store front is empty. They were a fun place and we always found something for our ski house in there. Try Chapman’s right up the road.
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Date of experience: January 2019
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It was a rainy day in Vermont and Tallulah’s was just the place to stop and shop!! So many different vendors to check out! We love stopping there!!
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Date of experience: May 2018
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First let me say that they consider themselves an antique and collectible store. Not a flea market etc... So while big city visitors may consider them to have great prices, I personally found them fair. And since they are a co-op type of place, with many different vendors renting (unmanned) booths, don't expect to haggle. The price marked is the price. That said, they are a large store that you could spend hours at if you wished. A must stop if you are in the area, always with new stuff!…
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Date of experience: August 2017
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We stopped in the early evening and found Tallulah's CLOSED.... My friend is the real antique shopper, I'm just a broke photographer... But there was so much cool stuff outdoors that we could only IMAGINE the great stuff that we would have found inside... I took a bunch of photos of the really cool things outdoors... so I was happy... But my friend says we'll have to head back to Wilmington on another date to check out the INSIDE of Tallulah's ... Stay Tuned for another rating sometime soon!!!…
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Date of experience: April 2017
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We purchased an old old picture frame for $20 that would have cost five times that in philadelphia. Nice women who works there
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Date of experience: September 2016
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