Good selection of foods, they had everything I needed. Except for my wife's Coffee Mate in…read moreCinnamon Vanilla (she enjoyed my Coffee Mate Peppermint Mocha instead). I found some great Whoopie Pies with Peanut Butter (my wife had me go back for more). The cheese and meat selection is better than what we have in Las Vegas at our local grocery stores. Prices are a bit higher, but nothing that we were worried about as visitors.

Very nice grocery store with wide selection of goods. Best selection of precooked foods of any…read morechain I've been in.

We love the Co-op! We moved here from Texas and had access to farm fresh, locally grown produce…read more I was so happy to learn about the Co-op. We went on a whim and came home with so many good things. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. The store is well organized and everything was stocked well. I'm not afraid to admit it...I'm addicted to the Co-op!

I go there once a year, and without fail, year after year, the kitchen could not cook hot food due…read moreto its usual uncaring staff and managerial ineptitude.

Good selection of produce, meat, dairy. Helpful staff, too. They stood by their products when I…read morebought something that was spoiled.

This is a great supermarket in the Camden area. It has everything you would expect a super market…read moreto have. The prices were fair. I liked being able to purchase a 16 lb bag of ice here since most places don't n the area only sell small bags of ice. The store is clean and well kept. I encourage you to stop by if you need groceries....

First off, get all the groceries you think you'll need on the mainland before you take the ferry…read moreover to the island. Second, you know you're going to forget something, so . . . You'll eventually wind up at TIMS. They have all the staples: milk, eggs, cereal, meats, cheeses, eggs, veggies, etc. Be forewarned, 90% of the items don't have prices on them. I guess they want you to have sticker shock when you check out. To be honest, it's more like cardiac arrest depending on how much shopping you need to do. The lady in front of me had a bag of stuff in one hand and a gallon of milk in the other and she walked out $75 lighter than when she entered. Small price to pay I suppose when hunger is your next closest alternative. Overall, if Andy Griffith's Mayberry had a 7-11, TIMS would be the mirror image of it with the added benefit of being able to purchase live seafood. Bonus: They have ice cream. An extra star just for that.

TIMS has got the staples (water, snacks), produce, meat, and amazing seafood - everything you'd…read moreneed from a quick trip to the store. The staff is very friendly and there is a great slow pace and neighborly vibe to the whole place. The lobsters are very good - we went two nights in a row to pick some up during our stay on the island.

Stopped by on our travels and was so happy we did. The men running this store were so friendly and…read morehelpful...made us feel very welcome. Love the old charm of the place and was told we must try a whoopie pie as they are the best around...world famous even...and I must say...they were right! It was so delicious! The perfect treat and exactly what o was hoping for! If you don't need gas I still think you should stop here...and grab a whoopie pie before they sell out!

Gas, diesel, groceries, what more could you need? Fresh local crab if you go in early enoughread more

I'm writing this review with the tourist in mind:…read more The Galley is your best chance to pick up groceries in Deer Isle. They have a descent selection of Maine beers and all the essentials that you'll need at reasonable prices. Unless you want to drive down to Burt Cove Market (also owned by the same family), The Galley is your best chance for food. The Galley was originally in the middle of Deer Isle village but moved to it's current location across from the high school in 1998. Now, Maine is not known for it's pizza, but the Galley actually makes pretty awesome pies for carry-out (make sure to call ahead). The staff is always friendly and helpful. If Donna is working the register, make sure to give her a hard time for me :)

I stopped by late on arriving for a week's vacation, and while not expecting a high-end grocery…read morestore, I did not expect a meat department selling brown (yes, very oxidized) pork. My son wanted a cheeseburger but after seeing the quality of meats I convinced him to have something else. The people were friendly, but the quality of meats very poor.

This market has everything. We had amazing sandwiches made (Italian and turkey bacon) fresh from…read morethe deli in the back. +/- 10 bucks each. Pastries for the AM from the side corner. Fruit from the front and standard fare (milk etc) is available. Friendly service. Appears family owned. Highly recommend.

Their deli sandwiches is big enough for two. We picked up bread, cheese, Italian sub, two sides,…read morecheese and a small bottle of wine for around $30

This isn't the only place in Vinalhaven that serves coffee, but it's definitely the best coffee on…read morethe island (no offense to any of the other fine establishments). Their cold brew is fantastic on a warm morning leading into a hot day, and their croissants are flaky and perfect. The chocolate ones are especially good. They also have a dark chocolate brownie that's positively decadent. I can't speak for their sandwiches, sadly, or the delicious confections on display every day at the counter, piled high with Maine blueberries...but I will say that everything in there was clearly made fresh daily, and looked...well, good enough to eat. They even had a basket marked "yesterday's baking" for discounted goods from the day before, displaying both their dedication to supplying fresh bread every morning and that wonderful waste-not, want-not island economy. There's also a small counter of meats and cheeses, some wine, oils, and preserves on shelves near the back of the store, and a beautiful display of vintage teacups along the wall opposite the counter. The teacups are $20 each and come with a cup of tea, and after a week of popping in for my morning coffee I couldn't resist. I am now the proud owner of a beautiful vintage teacup. The barista wrapped it up for me snuggly enough that it made the journey back home without a scratch, even in a car full of nonsense and two sunbaked millennials. Now I'm back in Boston, where there's a coffee shop on every corner...but to be honest, none of the cold brews I've had here quite compare to Downstreet Market's.

I came to the island for one day last week during our 4 day trip to Maine. I saw the sign for a…read more"zap frap" so got excited and I told my friend i would get us two - my treat. When I walked in I saw that there were pies on the counter and our group (outside) had not tried a Maine Blueberry pie yet so I figured I'd order two slices as a surprise. I walked up to the counter where there was a young girl standing there who wouldn't even say anything to me. I was right in front of her at the counter and she had seen me. I spoke to get her attention and she said, "oh are you here for..(I didn't hear the rest but it was something she was expecting or someone coming)" I said "no, I'd like to order, where do I order?" (Since it had been a decent amount of time of her being aware I was there standing in front of her counter and her doing nothing). Nobody else was in the store except my friend, my child and I. She said, "you order with me". I said, "Ok, I'd like two zap frap's and two slices of blueberry pie please". She paused and said, "just a moment." She walked away, into the back, as if something was odd. She came back with a woman who said, "can I help you?". I said, "yes I'd like to order two zap fraps and two slices of blueberry pie". She paused, rudely looked at me and told a guy, "go ahead and get it for her". I was the only one standing at the counter. Behind me was my friend. I felt very odd by the interaction and I can't adequately put it into words. It was beyond rude, almost like a hateful kind of rude. I didn't know what it was but it felt like something was wrong with me being in there. I am Asian with tattoos and a biracial child. I have manners.. My friend who is Caucasian (relevant to the story) was sitting down at the table watching the whole thing said, " it appears you just got discriminated against." I said, "I felt exactly that way but didn't want to say that in case i was wrong!!!" Of course we don't know that, but something was off. My child had to use the bathroom. I handed my friend my card and asked him to pay with it so I could take my child to the bathroom. When I came out my friend told me I had paid over $27. $27 and change for two frappacinos and two slices of pie. The pie and frappacinos were excellent, don't get me wrong. It was the interaction that was completely weary and if not discrimination, beyond rude. I do agree with my friend that there was something else happening. Even if it wasn't discrimination- at a very low level of expectations- what happened to customer service? What happened to, "hi, can I help you?", and then to charge me $27 for it? I don't care how good the food is, I would never go to this place again.

It's the only Supermarket at Bar Harbor. It's clean and had all you need. The bakery section was…read moresmall compared to my Giant at home. People were very friendly. The price seems average not too expensive or not too cheap. I would go again if I need to whenever I am vacationing at Bar Harbot

I was unfamiliar with this local grocery brand but stopped in for a few necessities. It was a more…read moresizable, clean, and better stocked store than I expected, given the size of the town. I found some local goods that I wanted to get a flavor of the region, but there was also plenty of fresh produce and basic essentials. The parking lot was crowded, and parking in this town is a tad dicey, but I walked in and out okay.

Store is in a convenient location and has a good community inventory. The clerks are helpful with…read morelocating item. I like their meet Dept. the meet is of good quality am prices are reasonable. Overall I am satisfied with store.

A good sized market for this small town. The first time I went to Toziers in Searsport was almost…read more10 years ago - when it was a tiny local market with just two cash registers. It has since been remodeled and has just about everything you need - including full-size carry out pizza. Yum.