This is a typical 'neighborhood' market in that it has a few selections of a lot of different…read morethings...except when it comes to beer and wine. I'm not writing this review to discuss the produce or canned goods except to say that there is probably something there for you if you need it - not the place to shop if you want to prepare a gourmet meal. However, once you've got your meal figured out and you want a nice bottle of wine or a craft beer - this is the place to be. I was first impressed with the many different craft beers - many from Vermont and the North East as well as my favorite from Escondido, CA Stone IPA - what a beautiful site. However, once I fond the wine selection, it was wonderful. Not only were there some great local wines, California wines, Imports and wines from various other regions of the country, including a wonderful Syrah I got, from Washington. Turns out it was rated at 91 points by Wine Spectator and olnly cost me less than $20 - sweet! And it was good - not sweet, but big and bold the way I like my Syrah! so, if you need a quick loaf of bread, milk, eggs or any other essential - then by all means come shop here. But if you are looking for a true choice of ADULT beverages, this is the only place I can recommend anyone from the Lake Bomoseen KOA Kampground.

where do i start!? the proprietor was kind & welcoming, they were ac the only local store with…read morepostcards, & the BEST part was the pie (see photo) ... "fruit of the forest" was literally the best of all pies ("all the berries of the forest" + apples) with a buttery, flaky PERFECT crust (& my wife bakes amazing pies so this review is a true testament to the awesomeness!)

Stopped by this morning to do an instacart order. Matt and Heidi were amazing! They jumped right in…read moreand knew exactly what to do. Thank you Matt@ Heidi! You are both amazing!

This store has everything I need! I utilize the pharmacy here and they've been really great &…read morehelpful since I occasionally get groceries here too. Pharmacy staff are extremely helpful after I transferred my scripts here! The only thing that I have noticed is that sometimes the produce section is a little underwhelming, but other than that, the rest of the store is pretty basic and takes care of all of our household needs. I've been able to find gluten free options that I didn't think I'd find, so that's a huge plus. Service is always great and I've never had a negative experience here. There's a decent beer selection so yay!

Affordable groceries and friendly staff. I halfed my bill by doing my grocery shopping hereread more

Stewart's is a great stop if your coming from the Vermont area. Its on the way and requires all…read moremost no detours! Its clean for the most part as well. The snacks food selection is great! Price's are not to bad. If you buy any of the Stewart's brands you will save a lot! Soda's and juices will run you around $.99 and candy is about average. I happen to like their soda so its win, win for me. The service is ok. They seem friendly and check out times are normally quick. All in all its a good stop!

Every time we stop here, either for a pit stop, ice cream or a bite to eat we have always received…read morefast friendly service! A few weeks ago we ordered a sub everything was fresh and made right in front of us. The egg-salad was fresh and tasty! Only thing to make it perfect would be if it had a true NY style sub roll, which are hard to find in New England! Today, we stopped in for ice cream cones, again best of customer service and quality ice cream! Our son ordered a pizza and said it too was tasty!

I've been going to the Crossroads since I was a kid. As an avid fisherman they always have exactly…read morewhat I need. The food is also soo fantastic! From breakfast sandwiches to subs for lunch, 100/10 every time. The store itself is really cute and inviting. There is the deli on the first level, sporting goods on the bottom level and on the top level a little gift shop with great options for clothing and hiking apparel. Staff is always very friendly. This place has that ADK charm you hope to find.

For the outdoors enthusiast, Crossroads is the place to go in the area. Large selection of hunting,…read morefishing, hiking, and camping equipment. I was very happy to see a section in the fishing area devoted to Hinckley spoons, including the renowned 88's which, to me, are the best lures for attracting lake trout. Crossroads also sells live bait. Their worms have more squirm, and their shiners are finer. Prices reasonable. A smallish breakfast area, but their sandwiches are eggggcellent. Even gas prices, considering Crossroads is a bit off the beaten path, are comparable to the Stewart's on rte 8. And my friend, Locomotive Breath, who never passes up an opportunity to patronize a bathroom, says the men's room is clean and the "bathroom tissue" (toilet paper) is 2-ply! We always visit Crossroads when in the area. Highly recommend! 5 stars!

Shaw's is our friendly little grocery store in Poultney. Everybody there is friendly and the…read moreselection is good. Can usually get in and out pretty quickly depending on what you need. The store has a friendly spans is easy to move through.

I have been living in Poultney for 3 years and I've been using this store as my default source of…read moregrocery since I moved in. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and there is a huge variety of products despite being the size of a CVS or Rite-Aid. I've never had a bad experience here, it's a wonderful little store and I highly recommend it for all your average grocery needs.

The fudge here is nothing special and the staff look like they'd rather be anywhere else. It was a…read morebit dried out, still tasty (I mean it's fudge), but not amazing.

I feel like I was scammed. I asked the two people standing behind the counter if they make the…read morefudge themselves, they say yes. I asked how much for a square of fudge, the woman says they weigh it, but that if I just wanted one it would be "quarters" because it would be so light. I only asked anted one square though, so I ask for the biggest square of the peanut butter chocolate. Her and the guy start whispering, the guy rings it up for $5.69... certainly not "quarters". Hear me: I have no problem paying for fudge for $5 a square if it's too little of a quantity. But how dare you LIE and whisper. Doesn't matter how the fudge tastes if that is the last thing your customer will remember. Will never return.

Great food. Great family run business. The owners and wait staff stop by (no matter how busy) just…read moreto checkin and say hi. Very personable people. It's a staple of the town.

Decided to a last minute day trip to Upstate NY and happened upon this iconic spot. Friendly…read moreservice, very yummy food, and eclectic atmosphere. We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch! I wish we had room for dessert. The sundaes looked great and they make their own flavors.