So, I'm in my mid-40s and had never been to Trader Joe's before last fall, which my Boyfriend…read morethought was hilarious - so a few months ago we stopped in Burlington just so I could check it out. We came back again today as well. I regret not going sooner! So much to see. LOVE "Everything but the bagel" and also the mushroom umami spice thingy. Amazing cheese selection. Great staff - Boyfriend was looking at some onion pretzel things and one of the ladies working there brought him samples to try without him even asking. We will be back often!

What's not to love about Trader Joe's? As a transplant from Southern California, going to Trader…read moreJoe's feels like a short visit home. Very friendly employees, too.

Shop the sales, but watch the register! Today a big sign offered blueberries for $3.99 - a good…read moredeal, given the season. At the register they rang up for $8.99. Buyer beware...

oof...... this store fell OFF.very little selection, TERRIBLE SERVICE. i had asked the lady were…read morethe taco seasoning was and she look at me and walked away. i followed, thinking she was taking me there but she just did laps around the store. WTH

This is the most amazing grocery store I have ever been to. We are from the Boston area, and this…read moreplace makes Whole Foods laughable--both in terms of selection and price. We call it "Whole Foods on crack" because it's next level with the speciality imports, gluten free/vegan offerings, organic items, and generally cool, local stuff. It's also not as expensive as you might think. I find the layout and organization extremely confusing. We have been several times, and I still somehow cannot get through the store in a timely, efficient manner. The aisles are windy and labyrinth-esque. I remember reading reviews for this before we went for the first time and rolling my eyes, but I get it now -- not a HUGE deal, but takes away from the shopping experience just a smidge. That said, I'm obsessed with this place and we go ALL the time now to stock up on things we can't get anywhere else.

No hot food left at 2:00. Purchased soup and the lids constantly fall off and aren't manufactured…read morecorrectly. No clerk offers tape because they are busy on their phone. Thought this might be an anomaly but it's happened multiple times.

Some snacks and some drinks for the road, I stopped in to Shaw's and found all that I needed,…read moreincluding keto bread! The store is tidy and well laid out. Prices were a little more than I'd like but not bad. You can definitely do a full shop here - this is a full service supermarket. [Review 18497 overall - 96 in Vermont - 2019 of 2022.]

Pharmacist Kristen went out of her way to be a complete rude bitch. If you don't like providing…read moreprescriptions for people that need help then please find another profession that better suits your appalling behavior. Throwing a prescription at the customer, barking for information and snarling at customers sheds light on how miserable of a person you are

Excellent selection, great prices. We bought some quail and it came out wonderfully. Really unique…read moreprotein options, fresh veggies, bulk spices etc...

From the owner: Fresh vegetables and dry items great prices, lots of parking available, friendly cashiersread more

The Colchester store is not a fully stocked store. For a few years they do not seem to have the…read moreproduct you want or not enough of them. As a example I went today and they had one bag of shoestring french fries. No regular cut. No selection. Terrible. You go thru the frozen section and see big holes with nothing in them. Many items on shelves do not have a great choice either. The store on Shelburne Road is a lot better stocked. Wake up corporate.

The wings are incredible. Great price and a really good value meal. Would recommend for anyone…read moreballing on a budget.

Had a great time and exploring local Vermont maple products ( really good maple caramel chocolate!)…read morevariety of local maple syrups and cheeses which is what I'd come in for. Clean pleasant location by the world's tallest filing cabinet (oddly enough only came in for cheese and maple syrup) I also had great discussions with staff, very helpful. If ever in Burlington, it's a stop to make! So glad it was recommended to me by a new friend!

Living on the road, without access to anything other than a mini fridge and a microwave, I am…read morethankful that this co-op happened to be in this town. While their hot foods section closed before I got there, due to a labor shortage, there was still plenty of food such as tofu, nuts, dried fruits, and greens, to make a tasty and healthy dinner. The store is well lit with nicely spaced aisles and a logical layout. All of the employees were friendly and helpful. I was most exciting by their selection of apples! I ended up settling on a Cox's Orange Pippin, but spent a solid ten minutes reading the various tags. The street is currently torn up by road construction, but should look even better in a year!

The hot bar and Sushi options are pretty good. The General Tso Boneless Tenders are addicting!…read moreAlso, try the Cape Cod Frozen pizza. Sooo goood. The service is ok.

RE: Hannaford, University Mall, SOBU…read more.. Where do I begin? It starts in the parking lot where there's a license plate reader (that pole with the cameras and blinking lights) which also records your car and it's characteristics (stickers, dents, etc. They then match that data with your payment method in the store after recording your face using the three-point system. Distance between your eyes, and down to your mouth. This is BAD already. They sell this information to God knows who, not to mention, the police. Entering Hannafords lot is where tracking your movements begin. There are video screens showing you moving about the aisles--every aisle. This is used as intimidation. You see your pretty face in HD at the cash registers also. Self checkout? You save Hannaford money by doing their work. The reward? I was stopped at the door today by a girl who says "I need to see your receipt." OK... Everything checked out correctly. The girl says "Oh that happens sometimes." No apology, by the way. They treat customers like they're idiots. I know that I was stopped because one of the lackeys in loss-prevention watching the video console decided I looked like a good candidate to harass. There's no anti-theft devices on their groceries. Where would they put them--inside the overpriced chicken quarters I paid for??? The community at-large accepts this invasion of privacy and is happy to act as a free cashier for the store with self-checkout. So yeah, I can see where they feel that we're suckers. But again, I just loved being stopped at the door after paying for my groceries. Should you ever be wrongfully detained, take out your phone and call the police and have the officer ask for the video showing your "suspicious behavior." Nothing will come of it, but you can disrupt their store operation, making it expensive to have improperly stopped you. Dear Hannaford, please accept my middle finger as a gift to you, and as a sweetener I'm transferring all of my precriptions to Price Chopper/Market32. With the prices you charge, it's you who are the crooks. Stop projecting... Try to be sure before you stop customers at the door, you half-witted morons. Two words for you... Lowes, Walmart, and Home Depot also have these privacy-violating technologies on their properties. Too bad I can't buy all of my groceries reliably online from an online retailer outside of Vermont... I would if I could. One more time: TWO WORDS FOR HANNAFORD!