This Hannaford store was our go-to place for our local grocery shopping. For years it had been a…read moreclean well stocked store on every visit. That all changed during and after the pandemic. It is like they never recovered. The shelves are often empty, especially of sale items. Not just sometimes, almost every day. Recently we stopped four days in one week for a meat sale item and when they had none the management had one excuse after another. It has become so frustrating to shop and not find close to half of the items we're looking for forcing us to shop at another store. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The pharmacy staff is exceptional and is the reason we still buy all of our prescriptions at this store. Basically we now buy almost all of our food at the local PRICE CHOPPER MARKET 32 that has everything we need on every visit at lower prices.

Buffalo chicken Perdue brand had me up all night with the runs.. both ends. pretty horrible I…read morewouldn't recommend

My wife and I stopped by the C&C in Barton, VT during a July 2026 stay near the north beach of Lake…read moreWilloughby. This is more like a local market instead of a supermarket, but it has what you need. First, it has a good choice of basic items (e.g,. milk, eggs, bread, etc.). Second, I was thrilled to find local amber syrup from Maple Hill Farms for sale here (produced in Barton, VT). Third, you can find meats for grilling such as bratwurst, hamburger, etc. Service is OK and the "no-frills" grocery store ambiance is like going back in time to the 1970s. Do not be alarmed to see many people buying alcohol (especially beer). Overall, I think it was the best market within a 30-minute drive (and convenient for those staying on the north shore of Lake Willoughby).

The prices here are outrageous. It feels like they're really taking advantage of the situation,…read moreespecially since it's the only grocery store in Barton. Many people in the area are already struggling to make ends meet, yet the owner seems completely indifferent. It's frustrating to see them willing to sell old meat just to boost their profits. It really shows a lack of care for the community they're supposed to serve.

Country store with local food (mostly natural and / or organic), wine, beer, health and beauty…read moreaids, camping, and household supplies. Includes the famous Parker Pie Company which features one of the better pizzas in the state.

Their pre-made sandwiches, salads and meals are excellent! A perfect option when you don't want to…read morecook.

An amazing assortment packed into a tidy well organized store…read moreAnd a laundromat next door Nice folks and the store is very convenient to me

It's a miniature Safeway with decent prices for a small mountain town. Stopped here to grab some…read morelunch options during our vacation. I was worried they wouldn't have what we wanted-but they did and the prices were great. Staying in Stowe? Shop at Shaw's! :)

My friend Jack has depression issues and has a service tortoise that he pets to pick up his…read morespirits. He was chatting to a lady at the bakery in this store and the tortoise wandered off down the chips aisle. When jack got his baked goods and looked around to find bob (the tortoise) he went into a panic and started taking his trousers off and shouting at the top of his lungs about contemporary politics. The manager came and helped really quickly and lucky we found bob pretty quickly before the local sheriff got involved.

Come for the homemade donuts, stay for the iced coffee. Also the subs/sandwiches. It's all good…read more Staff is friendly and helpful. It can be crowded on the weekend when the donuts are hot and fresh but that just means they're worth waiting for.

I love the doughnuts ..the sandwiches are pretty good as well.Overall I've never had a bad…read moreexperience

The store was recently renovated Looks nice but hard to find anything and many items are not…read moreavailable Staff is pleasant but very frustrated with lack of inventory and of prices being posted Not a lot of choice of stores in this area so what can I say View of Jay peak from the parking lot is excellent

Zero stars if I could. Walmart is now not letting people take more than 15 items through self…read morecheckout, forcing people like myself that cannot be on their feet for long periods into slow checkout lines. I do not like dealing with cashiers. Some of them are less than helpful. Being so limited on self checkout does not work for me. I hope Walmart goes bankrupt.

Always stop there. Good coffee, snacks and great sandwiches!!!!…read more Love the local cookies

Great products, great sandwiches, great people. When I'm in the area I always stop to pick up some…read moreJasper Hill cheese and other local goodies. This time I added a BLT (gluten free bread!) and it was delicious. A must visit.

$16 for two pieces of bread that they call a sandwich. Case food looked gross. Embarrassingly…read moreoverpriced. Do better!

Located near Burke Mountain, East Burke Market is a great place to shop locally for basic grocery…read moreneeds including a small selection of fresh produce, meats, full service deli, frozen foods, ice cream, dairy items, Cabot cheese, home & cleaning products, baked goods, snacks, cooler drinks, beer, wine, coffee, and a selection of local products. There are also 4 gas pumps outside in front to fuel your vehicle. I stopped by East Burke Market for a sandwich. The place was very busy here, including lots of out of state plates (NY, NJ, CT) in the parking lot. During this pandemic, I wore a mask inside the store, where the majority of customers and staff were also wearing masks too and masks are mandated in Vermont. Since the store was very busy, it did take a while to order a deli sandwich. The manager came out and asked a staff member to help me. I ordered a made to order Turkey Sub ($4.69). After the sandwich was made, cut, and packed and wrapped, I had to wait a while (7 minutes) to checkout since there was only one staff at the register. The lady in front of me from Downstate NY was buying lots of groceries, well over $100. Also, a scruffy anti-masker male strolled into the store got his stuff and proceeded to stand next to me in line (no 6 feet space), WTF (I thought wearing masks inside was law in VT). Apparently people looked, but no one on staff dared to confront the mask issue. I moved aside quickly and when it was my turn, I promptly checked out, cash ready. The Turkey Sub was very good, thick and filled with lots of deli turkey slices (Dietz & Watson), lettuce, tomato, onions, cheddar cheese, & mayo on a soft Koffee Kup Bakery Sub roll.