This is quite literally the only place to get healthy food within 10 miles, with a possible…read moreexception for the farmer's market nearby (and that's only open one day a week during the summer). The aisles are a bit tight, but that's what happens from packing so much goodness in an average size storefront. This place has everything from gourmet grass-fed beef to blocks of tofu, from fresh fruit to fresh cookies. Bring your empty kitchen containers - they also sell bulk olive oil, cooking oil, soy sauce, tamari, maple syrup, and honey. The inventory is 100% organic, and you can also special order whatever you want. The prices here are slightly higher than what you pay at the bargain-basement conventional grocer down the street, but discounts are available for supporting members ($20 a year for a 2% discount) and steeper discounts (over 10%) for people who stick around long enough to work one 3-hour shift per month behind the register. So yeah, I would have starved to death months ago without this place.

Love their grab and go selections. The Mediterranean platter, sesame noodles, and Asian salads are…read moreso good.

Has organic produce! And lots of it…read more I'm impressed by this Super market. It delivers the goods. And those cakes! Wow, what a cake selection!

This is a pretty good Hannaford. It has a really well stocked produce department (It BETTER have…read moreone - this is Washington County, and hopefully it has a lot of seasonal local produce). The bakery section is larger than average, the seafood section is a little smaller. There's a wings bar and an olive bar. Overall the store is clean and well maintained. It doesn't have self-service checkouts.

I've been going to Yushak's since the late 1960s, when I was a small boy and it was run by Denny's…read morefather Mike. As it was back then, Yushak's has the best ethnic and breakfast sausages in the area, great steaks, especially their filet mignons, tasty natural casing hot dogs, other fish and meats, with awesome side dishes when you're in the mood! Plus Denny and his wife Debbie are great people.

Love this place. They homemade sausage is some of the best I've had. And every Friday they get…read moretheir weekly fish. We've gotten sable fish and walleye so far and both were unbelievably fresh. Very unexpected for a small town market. Im officially hooked.

Fairly priced and very clean good selection of meats and fresh fruit and vegetables shelves nicely…read morestocked and orderly

Some people that work there are very friendly people and then some are very rude and throw things…read morein your bags that you buy there and don't even be nice and helpful

This location has alcohol: beer, wine, hard cider, and hard seltzer. The alcohol prices are…read moregreat, as expected at an Aldi. They have some national brands of beer and Citizen Cider, but they also have their own brand of beer, wine, seltzer.

I've always wanted to accost people in Walmart, which is just down the road, and tell them to go to…read moreAldi's. Good solid stuff and European so the chocolate is excellent and there's all kinds of European goodies. Also, it has a very affordable line of organic produce and products.

I'm not sure I understand the set up at this store but what I do know is their charging carts at…read morethe store for disabled people like myself, need to be better cared for and charged more frequently.

We bought this gift card at Price Chopper for my sister. a Christmas present. She attempted to use…read moreit at Browns and Druthers.. neither would accept it. We called and went to Price Chopper and told them they were unable to honor it.. said they did not authorize the use of the gift card. That was a couple months ago... called several times.. no refund and the cards are still hanging at the store. What if someone pays $500 for one.. you'll be out $500. DONT BUY THESE CARDS. Price Chopper is not doing anything and have never returned our calls.

Great little shop! They're jammed packed with goodness inside. Don't attempt to come inside with…read moreyour dog on a blazing hot day, though--they ran me out of there with mine like Puritans chasing a witch

I really like this small market. It has all the things I enjoy, with high-quality ingredients. The…read morehot food section is great, and they also offer wine, beer, and liquor. The space is charming, and the service is good.

+ Ambiance is upscale and small. It's one of posher stores I've been in VT but given its locale,…read moreit fits. Their storefront is charming and cheerful New England theme. + The Dorset Union Store stocks mostly food items including produce and baked goods. The DUS is well stocked with a deli in the back and a wine section that any city dweller would be satisfied with. DUS carries many VT products and they even had maple cotton candy :-)) when I visited in September 2022. = Price is on the higher side even for VT but not unusual for the area. ++ Service is quite good and the staff is friendly! + Parking is street, free and ample. DUS is not for your weekly grocery shopping but it is a convenient stop for a pick me up, hostess gifts and a weekend sustenance in NE.

My very favorite place for prepared food!!! Walking through the doors is like going home...friendly…read morefaces work there and shop there. Grab a great cup of coffee and cookies as big as your head!!! DUS is the best.

This is definitely my second favorite Walmart I've ever been to. Sometimes I go walk around in…read morethere just to feel something. The lights will randomly dim at times, which I think adds an aura of mystery and intrigue. One time I went there and bought a giant four foot tall stuffed Peep and it's the best purchase I have ever made. In order to shop here successfully, you will need to be able to fend for yourself, because I am pretty sure 85% of the people who work here are reanimated corpses and/or aliens who are still adjusting to Earth. One time I asked an employee where the socks were and he stared blankly past me into the void. I love that the bathrooms are in the back of the store instead of the front by the register. Every time I walk into a store I immediately have to pee, so if I have to pee mid-shopping excursion, it's nice to be able to go do that without having to rush through shopping to get to the bathrooms at the front. What would I do without you, Walmart?

Cigarette butts all over near entrance, as a person with Asthma it really upsets me to see the…read moreemployees smoking near the doors and then leaving the butts all over the ground. We see a lot of employees working, the ones that shop for people will not move out of your way, their carts are in the way , they don't speak to you. I work d in sales for years and it is a courtesy to say Good morning or even a hello. David is always very welcoming when you enter the door , very kind, nice and friendly. Gayle the lady at the other door is rude and likes to raise her voice, won't go if she is there. Marcia is a great person very helpful , friendly and kind.

Been going to Byron's in Schuylerville for a couple of years now. I live in Saratoga Springs but…read morewhen I am up in that area, I stop in and pick up a few items. Products are fresh and it is nice just to go in, get what you need and I love that they have their own parking lot. It's what a grocery store used to be like when people new exactly what they were without second guessing if you know what I mean.

I needed a few random items for a stew that I was planning on making today: broth, tomato paste,…read moremushrooms and potatoes. I happened to be in town for an eye doctor's appointment... and I didn't feel like driving to Greenwich or Saratoga for just a few items. This was my first visit to Byron's; it's bigger inside than I anticipated...but it has the feel of an old school, slightly dilapidated, hometown grocery store. There was a lovely smell of fresh baked bread wafting throughout. So, I grabbed a warm mini loaf of the Italian bread thanks to my olfactory senses taking over. The produce section is small as are the meat and bread sections. Plenty of pre packaged snacks and other junky foods to choose from...as well as various household items and greeting cards. There's a lottery machine near the entrance for all scratch off and lotto needs. There's a small parking lot that usually has spots available-it is designated specifically for Byron's as well.