Our go to super market in the White Mountains. Plenty of product, cheaper prices and relatively…read morequick check out. They train their staff to exhibit courtesy and efficiency, even kids in their teens. The store is always clean and the isles are wide.

Called yesterday to order chicken subs, out of chicken?!?! Are you freaking kidding me?!?! You are…read morea freaking grocery store, and you say you are out of chicken???? What a joke this place is. The staff are very rude, they act like you are bothering them when you try and ask a question. Especially as t the courtesy desk

This best Cuban sando in all of New England, stop in and grab a bite and some maple syrup too…read more And don't forget the baked goods

great sandwiches, very cool Vermont classics, friendly staff. Love stopping here for food, snacks,…read moreand good vibes

When a business does not support their employees in their attempts to help a customer, they don't…read moredeserve your business. Many other places to shop.

from the first time i walked into Hannaford, my life was changed. everyone that works there is so…read morenice, and extremely willing to help. Bob always asks if you need help getting to your car. ever since i began going to hannaford , i have had an extremely positive shopping experience.

Great supermarket for our area. Big fresh produce selection, with bargains most days, Fish…read moredepartment, cheeses, meat and all the boxed and canned goods. Also convenient pharmacy and liquor store. Staff are friendly

Meat guy is a mess. he will not get you things in the back that should be in the front. Hes rude.read more

Yup, we love Mehuron's for the full cases of local cheeses, game, prepared foods, locally produced…read morebakery breads, craft beers, and so much other local goodness. But I have to give credit where it's due. There's a lot of awesomeness going on at Shaw's, too, that we need to acknowledge. Shaw's rotisserie chicken is fabulous for a grocery store -- a delicious, easily customizable dinner option if you're too tired to cook and don't feel like doing the apres ski meal out because of, well, youknowhat. . Also, they also have fresh oysters!!! Large, mature Wellfleets in Dec. this year for a mere 75 cents/oyster. (They were fresh, aggressively briny as east coast oysters are.) There are live lobsters, well priced major label products of all kinds, especially if you shop weekly deals. (Cabot cheese always seems to be on sale... and frankly, that shiznit is good!) There are fairly priced wines from major label vineyards. They are not as esoteric as some you might find at Mehuron's, but you can certainly find excellent, well-priced options for a Christmas crowd. Most importantly for us, though: Staff were so deeply kind despite pandemic / nation-wide economic and racial stressors this year. We have to give a special shout out to the really, really lovely human wearing a Pride pin who encouraged the lobsters to be more active for my fascinated 6-year old. (Frankly, captive lobsters in a tank always make me sad, but he did this from a kind and generous place.) I think he may have been the same employee (wearing a "Joe" name tag) who dressed as Santa in a kilt on Christmas Eve Day and gave my same 6-year old a candy cane. This truly made her day. (She talked about how she met Real Santa at a grocery store to anyone who would listen for hours after.) The transplant from Tennessee who worked the cash register every day we were there was friendly and cheerful to everyone, seemed to be known by everyone. The guys at the deli case were affirmatively helpful. I know what you do isn't easy and we appreciate you. Happy holidays!!

Just when you thought the Waitsfield Vt store couldnt get any worse!! They have hire the towns…read moreARSONIST!!! Yep that is correct Seth burned his toyota truck up ( arson) then burned up the ski shop cause he was drunk and most recently burned up his home due to making meth and sightings if black ninjas trying to get him ! As one witness stated! I feel sorry for the other employees

Im not sure I would recommend the eatery. Although I didn't mention it when it happened, the man…read moremaking my sandwich did NOT wash his hand. If you are super picky about this then you might not want to try their food. I had a cheesesteak, but the meat was kinda weird and overall it was just greasy. I probably wouldn't have that sandwich again.

Under the former ownership, this was a great place to grab a sandwich or a pizza…read more However, under the current ownership,,,, I made the mistake of stopping for breakfast very recently. The stench in the air upon entering the room should have been enough of a warning. But, I was there, so I gave it a shot. Placing the order was a bit challenging as English is not the first language of the current owners. When you make your way to the "dining room", a good number of house flys will greet you. The dining area is in shambles and not at all a place generate an appetite. There was a Christmas tree lit up in the corner. There were six flavors of coffee advertised,, they offered only two. When the food was delivered, that told the rest of the story, greasy and stale. The jelly for the toast was so old that it was separated in its container. Most of what was ordered was left in the trash can. My opinion only, if you are going to eat here, you may be taking your health into your own hands. Too bad Rae's cafe across the street is not open on weekends. Their breakfasts are outstanding!

I haven't eaten in there, but food and groceries are always very good quality. A nice alternative…read moreto a supermarket

We visited Vermont for Labor Day weekend and came here to get a sandwich but ended up buying…read moregroceries instead! Lots of choices from local Vermont and New Hampshire farms. I even saw my all time favorite caramel sauce = Fat Toad made with goat´s milk. We ended up getting several local cheeses, ciders and beers, and meat from nearby farms. Staff were friendly and even helped me out to my car cause I had too many bags to carry on my own. Next time we are in town, I will be sure to stop by during the hours the deli is open to try one of their yummy looking sandwiches.

I don't understand all the complaints about Shaws. It's the largest supermarket you'll find in…read moreNorthern Vermont. If you are visiting, it's a convenient place to stock up on essentials as it's located right off the interstate in Waterbury. There's a pharmacy within the store as well. I've been here more times than I can remember, and I've never had a poor service experience.

I'm writing this -for now- as a visitor to the great Waterbury for eight days, and we came here…read moremore often than we went to any other supermarket or shops during our stay and enjoyed shopping here every time. I have to mention the deli first: there's a lady who works here and we saw on every visit, and she was incredibly helpful and generous. The hot and sweet corn salad she recommended was a night, and the cauliflower tabuleh was surprisingly enjoyable. Then there's the incredible rotisserie chicken which is unbelievably tender and keeps incredibly well - easily the best supermarket-bought rotisserie chicken I've ever had. Their aisles are clean and prices competitive, and it was easy to find what we needed because aisles were clearly marked. Even at different times of day there was no excessive wait at checkouts either, and we'd be happy to shop here again in the future!

Extremely overpriced, this is a Safeway/Albertsons owned store, one of the largest American chains…read morewith a huge amount of buying power, the prices are still significantly higher than little Mom and Pop stores in the area, you just can't get everything you need at those stores. I shop here as a last resort as another 25 minute drive takes me to smaller, regional chains with much lower prices and phenomenally better customer service. On my trip today, my purchases included two loafs of bread that had a big sign in the aisle for a new lower price. When they rang up for nearly $1 more a loaf the shift leader who was assisting a newer cashier didn't really believe me and spent over 10 minutes going to find the sign for herself while the elderly people in the rapidly lengthening line behind me got very frustrated. She then came back and verified I was correct, changed the price and a left the area forcing the cashier to call her back and wait even longer for her to override the price before the cashier was allowed to finish the transaction. If this happened every once in a while it would be one thing, but this happens two out of three times I visit ANY Shaws location. **UPDATE**. YELP PLEASE TAKE NOTICE The response from corporate was mostly an advertisement for their shopper card program since my review mentioned price. I am a member and still pay more than the further away independently owned markets. The sales frequently don't come up in on the register and it's always a fight. Horrible customer service.

Before warning. IF YOU PLAN ON SHOPPING AT SHAWS SUPPER MARKET.!!! We just went to our shaws in…read moreRandolph Vt and they are changing all the prices for everything. We spent just over $200.00 and walked out with 2 small bags of just essential food. So with the government shutdown the price gouging has started.

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.