What no recent reviews here? MVS has come a long positive way since changing ownership. Michelle…read moreand her employee co-op have gone to great strides to make this a hub of progression for a small town. During the recent floods of 2023 , this group did a lot to fill the gaps where State Government and Federal Agencies allowed the town to fall through the cracks in the early days. They succeeded in working with the local government, vendors and locals to bring needed relief and supplies to the town and area. If anything says Vermont Strong this place represents it! The food is top notch! My favorite being the Roast beef Sandwich with fresh quality meats, local vegetables and local buns. There's a little intramural competition between local stores and although I've tried many on the road...this is my favorite. Second to that is the boneless wings...great and reasonable. The have some essential items and have bolstered the old bar area with products made by locals. Need a memento or quick gift, Jam, Maple Syrup, Local Wine... this may be your stop. Try it out ...and thanks Team

The owner is one of the finest bakers I've ever known! He is a riot, and his diverse baked goods…read more(Parisian, South American, etc.) are unique, interesting, delicious. Treat yourself to tea or coffee and homemade delicacies you won't find elsewhere, but there are only a couple of tables, so you may have to take items to go! Don't drive by this place... Elizabeth Wright

The Maple Corner Community Store and Whammy Bar has a great deli, custom sandwiches, pizza and…read moredinner specials on select nights. Opened 7 days a week! Monday - Friday 8am to 7pm Saturday 9am to 7pm Sunday 9am to 5pm We keep the store open until 930 or 10pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday while the Whammy Bar is open. https://www.maplecornercommunitystore.org/

Great food, some fair trade products made by Equal Exchange, and a great bar and music spot called…read morethe Whammy Bar. People are friendly and warm. Enjoy.

We popped into this place after reading about it in the WSJ. We got the impression that the owner…read morewas a bit hesitant about our intentions when we first walked in. We mentioned the article and he seemed impressed since he didn't think the article would bring anyone in. We loved the eclectic feel of the place. It was a Wednesday and the special was pot pie so that's what we decided to order along with a bottle of Spanish wine. He mentioned the pot pies sold out by 5pm the week before. It was probably the tastiest pot pie we've ever had. Don't pass this place up if you're in the area.

This June will be Fox Market's 1-year anniversary! I learned this during one of my many visits to…read morepick up their delicious foods, because they are so friendly here. What a gem of a place - great ready to eat food, specialty grocery items, AND big smiles. Wednesday - pot pie day! Hefty for its size - the chicken pot pie yesterday (flavors change) was loaded with so much meat that a slice didn't change its shape on my plate. That pie crust was buttery goodness! Thursdays thru Saturdays - hot rotisserie chickens (ready at 4pm)! Sticky caramelized skin, mmmm. These pastured chickens are raised in VT, so they are as clean as they are delicious. Daily baked goods - the banana buttercotch scone, brown butter chocolate chip cookie, & raspberry chocolate chip muffin are all fresh & so yummy, with crispy edges and moist centers. Their strawberry pop tarts look to die for! Groceries - an excellent selection: local eggs, beautiful cheeses, Vermont Salumi, Sisters of Anarchy ice creams, panko breadcrumbs, Asian condiments (fine brewed soy sauce, soup bases, etc.), Tony's chocolate bars, fresh produce, frozen fresh raviolis, kombuchas and specialty sodas, and a large selection of wines. Giving back is a loving theme here. With every purchase, you have an opportunity to give your tips to their monthly partner. This month they are supporting the Pride Center of Vermont. I'm looking forward to next Saturday's dinner special (eat in or to go), and Sunday's savory hand pie!

A grocery store. Instead of shelving at night - it's done at noon: all the isles are blocked…read more Cashiers only wear a cloth rag. Prices expensive.

I just got three chicken wings, prepared , for $3.20. bad enough but then it's fatty globs with…read morecrust

The Adamant Coop is a charming little all-in-one shop/bakery/post office for the tiny town's…read moreresidents - located in a historic house, and sitting at the intersection of about 4 dirt roads in what seems like the middle of nowhere. So how did I come to discover this local gem? Apparently most outsiders that stop in are lost and looking for directions (according to their website) - but exploring this little village has been on my bucket list for ages - so I deliberately sought it out and all bc of a movie I saw many years ago LOL! And based on the responses from the staff when I asked about the movie, I'm probably one of the only ones that's ever visited for that reason haha! The film was What Lies Beneath with Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford. One of the actors describes the town as "that artsy little village down 7" (meaning highway 7 - one of Vermont's main arteries)...and at one point in the movie, she goes to Adamant and explores a little - it looked adorable and who doesn't love an artsy village in the fall right? So I had to come see it - and the actual place IRL is nothing like the movie portrayed of course (thanks Hollywood :P) - and it's not even anywhere near Highway 7 - but that's bc they didn't even film it here haha!! Nonetheless- it was well worth the stop and I'm so glad it worked out the way it did! They have all sorts of treats and goodies and local arts and crafts - and it's such a cozy little shop in a beautiful setting surrounded by lakes, streams, and fall colors! Residents in the community take turns baking homemade goodies for the Coop to sell so I scored some gigantic ginger cookies...and just after I arrived, another local resident brought in a fresh pumpkin spice cake and was slicing it up so of course I had to get a piece of that too! All of it was amazing! I also grabbed some other snack items made locally - some street corn dip that was fantastic - ate every last bit of that on my trip and thought about coming back for more lol. And also a unique treat I'd never seen before - chocolate covered sunflower seeds!! Oh they were just wonderful - absolutely loved those! They also have jars of various locally grown and pickled veggies and such, as well as fresh brewed coffee and all sorts of local art pieces, jewelry, and even t-shirts! The Coop also serves as the town's post office. There's even a small park across the street right next to the little rushing brook with seating. It really is such a cute place - there's some cozy seating by their little wood-burning stove and the staff were just lovely to chat to. There's also a funny little bit of history about the town's name - originally it was named Sodom - and the pond across the street is still called Sodom Pond - but apparently one of the first preachers in the town (and a few other residents) refused to get their mail delivered to a town named Sodom so they were "adamant" about changing the name haha! Such an interesting little side adventure- if you're in the area, it's very much worth a stop!

While on vacation I popped in to get some provisions. I bought some lovely kale, Italian sausage…read morefrom a local farm, organic chicken broth and cannellini beans and local garlic. The ensuing pot of greens and beans was amazing. Seems like a kind of locals-only place as folks all seemed to know each other really well.

The Cabot Village Store sells good quality local foods like 10 year old Cabot cheddar. They make…read morevery tasty sandwiches as well.

There's excellent variety. The hot bar is delicious. My son and I appreciate free samples. Bulk…read moresection is very affordable.

Co-op customer/member for 30 years…read more While prices have gone up, quality and variety have gone down. The deli/cafe, prepared food, and hot bar come to mind - basically cafeteria food now. RIP prepared beverages. Abnormally generous employee benefits seem ripe for cost cutting, as these expenses are directly passed on to shoppers. There are plenty of folks in our community who are completely priced out of shopping here. I have slowly begun to take my business elsewhere.

How can a great store get even better? By listening to the community and filling the gaps. I'm so…read moreproud and excited about the co-op move. BMM now truly serves the entire community with the purchase of the Village Market. Something we need in this day and age is to bring all people together, and you see it here. Much love and positivity can be found here, along with a great selection and amazing people. Thank you! I'm grateful to be a part of this amazing community!

OK selection, but we mainly shopped here because we didn't realize there were options on the other…read moreside of town. Produce looked good and there were a few specials on offer. There were two staff on-site. One was very polite, the other skimmed $20 off the money I gave her (I'm absolutely certain I gave her the amount I did because I had taken it out of the ATM next door 5 minutes earlier and then counted aloud to my toddler [teachable moment] the amount I gave her). I had no other cash other than I withdrew so math was basically the proof. It's unfortunate. Dishonest staff will kill a business when the competitors a two minute drive away.

It's not the first time but this PC never stocks enough inventory to last their sale period…read more Wanted to complain, but there were three people on line and one person behind the counter. There aren't enough hours left in my life to wait for this crap. If they can:y keep enough in stock, maybe they should end their sale on Friday. Will think twice before going back here.

TLDR: loyal customer highly recommend…read more I've been shopping at the Berlin price chopper for over 2 decades. i also shop at the nearby Shaws and Hannafords. I prefer the Price Chopper. The store layout works for the way I shop. sometimes walking every isle to see what I cannot live without and sometimes going to specific items and leaving. I've been there most hours they are open ( variable work schedule ) There are occasions when there are long queues for the registers but they are, in my experience, infrequent and short duration. The staff is a mix of long time employees and recent additions to the staff. Everyone is helpful and pleasant when I encounter them. I even see some of the staff outside of work ( with their families at local events or dining out etc ) Sometimes price labels on the shelves are not updated properly resulting in items appearing on sale when they no longer are. pronging this to the attention of staff after checkout always results in confirming the shelf label and honoring the price ( issuing a refund ) for my transaction. parking is rarely a problem as the lot is kept reasonably clean and clear of snow in winter.