I could've sworn I'd written a prior review and added this business -- but maybe I've finally…read morecracked. Places like this Salvadorean mini market make my heart go pitter patter. It's an island on an island, stocked with a taste of home for many. There's loroco in jars, loroco frozen, baked goods, fresh avocados, many kinds of fresh quesos, masa, dried beans, guanabana drinks, candy, health food products / medication, lottery tickets and cigarettes. The store can help you wire money to loved ones far away and really seems to serve as a community hub in so many ways. I go every year for my pupusa fix. You'll want to call ahead for them since they make them to order and they take about 20 minutes. Or you can get them from the freezer case to make at home (about $10 for a four pack). I picked up a daily special of carne asada on a recent visit, which came with white rice; a whole pickled jalapeno; two thick, Salvadoran style tortillas; black beans; grilled scallions; and iceberg lettuce / tomato / cucumber / lime. The carne was reasonably tender, but definitely not something one should try to attack with a plastic knife and fork. It's the kind of place that makes me feel embarrassed that I speak Spanish on a Sesame Street level since everyone is a native speaker -- but folks are awfully nice nonetheless. Service runs on island time, or even a bit slower, but no one seems to get upset. This place is such a treasure.

This is the only grocery store and it's right by the port, so if you forgot anything or need to…read morestock up for your time in Nantucket, then this is the place to go. Stop & Shop seems to be an offshoot of Giant Food, but if you have a Giant Food membership, you can't use it here; you have to sign up for a Stop & Shop membership. It's pricey but large and you can find everything you need for vacation. The service was friendly and the staff members were always helpful and upbeat.

I was on the island for the weekend and stopped to pick up some squid for fishing. They had boxes…read morein the freezer. Initially I could not find it so I asked one of the employees who lead me over to the freezer containing the fish. "If we have it it should be here", and sure enough, it was. They have a large public parking lot so that was not a problem. They had what I was looking for so I was happy.

We stumbled upon this a few days ago and I had a few great finds! I picked up tee shirts, beautiful…read moreshell art, and a super cute bracelet. Prices seemed better than the typical stores in town. I feel like I should have taken more pictures but if you are in the area it's definitely worth the trip!

What a fun shopping experience! They start in June-ish, and we were on Island in November the week…read morebefore Thanksgiving and there were several tents and kiosks set up. If you take an early boat over, we usually grab the 9:05 from Hyannis and that gives us plenty of time to walk through. Watch your step and footing. The roads are cobble stone and very hard, uneven and unforgiving. People tend to get a little pushy-shovey and the it's densely packed. Crafts, art, food stuff (honey, spices, etc.), and farm fresh vegetables grown on island when seasonable. It's great, but we've never bought any vegetables as we'd have to carry them all day. That said, it is still a fun time. Keep it local!

I love checking out grocery stores in places I visit. It's always interesting to see what products…read morethey carry and prices. I took the public bus here while in town on a cruise. It's a 10 minute bus ride or 45 minute walk but there are no sidewalks so it's dicey if you walk. The bus stop is across the street from the store. The ship doesn't have a wide variety of fresh fruit so I was hoping to find sone peaches. Surprised to see how many gluten free products they offer especially for a small grocery that's not in the tourist part of town. Prices are steep for done items, to be expected for an island. But higher than I had expected. One nice thing is the Bermuda dollar is on par with the US dollar so you don't have to do math to figure out the prices. I bought some Schar's gluten free chocolate dipped biscuits. You can't get these in the US only in Europe. It cost $3 more than what I've paid in the past. How much is Island cost and higher fuel prices is unknown. It was relatively quiet when I arrived but it was mid-morning on a weekday so lost folks were at work. I'd come here again.

Unreal! Amazing market, great food....fun place to hang. The coffee is the best on the island, and…read morebreakfast.....trust me, run fast.

Very good chips, and definitely on par with Cape Cod Chips. Homemade feel and flavor; thicker and…read morethey offer several different flavors. I recommend the Sconset Sea Salt. Prices are very reasonable. You should know they moved out of the brick building, and moved to the corner of Easy Street and something or another. Within sight of the Theater. The chips also can be found all throughout the island, the Cape, and mainland. The store also sells logo merchandise, chips, and other smaller trinkets. Very nice!

Breakfast burrito was tasty and only about 5$. Everything I needed after an early morning of beach…read morefishing. They open at 6am so it's a great spot for a quick prepared bite. Also got cheese fries which were good. Simple grab and go and it's clean and well prepared.

Food is good, well prepared! Meal was ready for pickup when they said. Counter women is friendly…read moreand helpful!!

Great place to get gas, anything liquor related and best place for cigarettes on island…read more The pump attendees are so friendly.

Great renovations,beer, wine and drink options Absolutely everything you could want to pick up for…read morea gifts and or party. Snacks options as well.