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

For the Burlington area, City Market remains a great place to shop, with some mainstream options as…read morewell as significant natural/organic/artisan options. That being said, this is the original and smaller of their two stores in Burlington. I needed two varieties dried chili peppers, common to find in New York City, and had checked out a variety of other stores, finding Pasilla at the larger City Market Flynn Avenue shop. They didn't have the missing one I needed, Costeno, they did have something that worked as a substitute. They seem to have many more dried mushroom items than dried chili peppers. My main issue with this location is the amount of parking. It's tight.

When we were in town we had a Suite with a fully stocked kitchen so we found this grocery store…read morenear the downtown strip. It was similar to a Sprouts or Erewon. I was able to get everything I needed and more. They had a great wine selection which was perfect since I wanted to put a gift basket together for Joe's brothers whom we were visiting next for the final part of our trip. I was warned that it was expensive but I didn't really think it was that bad and was curious about it being a co-op store. I was able to get everything to make an Italian pasta dinner with Marinara. It was so nice to be able to have a homemade dinner in our suite. That's the thing about traveling is you get so weary of eating out every meal. This place was a great little grocery store just off the main strip of the Burlington downtown.

Spectacular place. Bakery inside on the back wall with amazing small pastries and cakes. They also…read moresell pies and full size cakes. Lots of Vermont decorum. Greenhouse with variety of plant selection. Very relaxing to just walk through. Pick your own produce per the season, updates can be found on their website. We picked strawberries and raspberries here, very reasonable pricing per pound (about half of their shelf price). They always do an amazing corn maze in the fall which is huge!

Great farm market with a nice variety of fruits and vegetables along with a nice selection of jams…read moreand other jarred foods

Good selection of vendors. I was able to get some locally grown produce at reasonable prices.read more

Always interesting vendors, food choices. I like being able to get Alaska crab and fish, local…read morevegetables, meat, pork, and chicken. Then a beer next door! Great way to spend a few hours on a Saturday. Nice folks, cool location. Don't miss out - there are 2 rooms.

A friend and I shared a Large share at ICF (which is separate from the Intervale Food Hub by the…read moreway) this past summer. Their COVID protocols were excellent (handwash and hand sanitizer stations, assigned staggered pick up times, everyone required to socially distance and wear masks, etc). The all-organic produce was awesome! There was definitely plenty of it (I often shared some with my roommates) and a good variety over the season. I loved getting watermelon, cantaloupe, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, zucchini, beans, carrots, onions, potatoes, beets, kale, chard, cabbage, consistent salad greens over the whole season, strawberries and corn in season, pumpkins, herbs, scallions, etc. I also enjoyed the pick your own component (for herbs, scallions, string beans, strawberries, cherry tomatoes, cut flowers, etc). It was so lovely to get to put my hands on the plants and in the dirt and directly see things growing. Normally there's such a divide between "front-" and "back-of-house". I loved that this divide was broken down somewhat. I was also frankly amazed at the quantity of food they produced--how many people were being fed from this one farm. I availed myself of the organic VT eggs each week, which were great. It was so convenient to get so much of my food from the farm pick up, especially during COVID. I went to the store so much less, and I felt good about more of my money going to farmers. We wanted to do their Winter Share but couldn't b/c they only have 1/3 as many shares as the summer so instead we're splitting an Intervale Food Hub share, which is nice and has variety in a different way (for example it has apples and mushrooms, and you can add tortillas). One difference I appreciate about ICF is that the eggs and all of the produce there are organic, whereas the food hub doesn't have quite as much organic selection.

My two roommates and I live in the South End of Burlington and get Intervale's CSA! We gave the…read moremedium size variety share and it gets delivered straight to our door every Tuesday. It's been fun to try cooking different things and to support our local farmers! I appreciate that it's a mix of fruits, veggies, and herbs. Even the cats get excited for weekly deliveries :)

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...

Nothing bothers me more than check out delays. They seem to happen all the time! It doesn't help…read morewhen people jump out of line because they forgot something and cashier agrees to wait. That's pretty rude imo.

This tiny store is packed with surprisingly large selections inside. It's very clean and the…read moreshelves are well stocked. One half of the store is for easy to enjoy foods like instant noodles, frozen dumplings, snacks, sweets and drinks. The half for serious cooking has all kinds of sauces, a fresh Asian vegetable section and frozen cuts of meats used in Asian cooking like beef tendons. I don't think there is fresh meat or seafood. Merchandising is equally Chinese, Korean, Japanese with a smaller selection of Southeast Asian staples. Every nook and cranny in this old house has fun items to explore and liven up dinner.

I love this market, they have so much good stuff. Always fun to come here. Check 'em out!read more

Horribly rude. I left & went to Healthy Living instead & had delicious seafood & steak & was…read moretreated respectfully. I will never step foot in this stinky (on every level) place again. Gross

Amazing selection of quality meats. Prime cut ribeye on the grill was better than a high end…read moresteakhouse. Expensive but worth it.

Very friendly owners. I USED to shop here regularly but bought some tofu skin for $7.50 a package…read more I did not say a thing knowing that the price was double what sayweee.com has it for. The selection is great but gouging like that just lost a customer. I am all for supporting local businesses and am ok with paying higher prices, but double? Not cool.

Oops Vietnamese. They have almost everything I've needed, and some I didn't know I needed! Just got…read moreAndrea Nguyen's cookbooks so will be exploring!

As far as mainstream supermarkets in the Burlington area, Market 32 remains the best option with a…read morecombination of everyday items, as well as some nice specialty items. I needed two varieties dried chili peppers, common to find in New York City, and had checked out other stores. While they didn't have the specific ones I needed, one of the friendly team on the floor walked me across Produce department to the rack display in the far end of the section. For a supermarket, it has a much larger pharmacy section than what I'm used to.

Not really sure how a grocery store has low reviews, so I thought I'd add one. This one of the best…read moregrocery stores I've been to. They have almost everything I need in a clean, logical layout.