This is the most amazing grocery store I have ever been to. We are from the Boston area, and this…read moreplace makes Whole Foods laughable--both in terms of selection and price. We call it "Whole Foods on crack" because it's next level with the speciality imports, gluten free/vegan offerings, organic items, and generally cool, local stuff. It's also not as expensive as you might think. I find the layout and organization extremely confusing. We have been several times, and I still somehow cannot get through the store in a timely, efficient manner. The aisles are windy and labyrinth-esque. I remember reading reviews for this before we went for the first time and rolling my eyes, but I get it now -- not a HUGE deal, but takes away from the shopping experience just a smidge. That said, I'm obsessed with this place and we go ALL the time now to stock up on things we can't get anywhere else.

No hot food left at 2:00. Purchased soup and the lids constantly fall off and aren't manufactured…read morecorrectly. No clerk offers tape because they are busy on their phone. Thought this might be an anomaly but it's happened multiple times.

After running the Lake Placid half marathon, ya boy was hungry. So I typed in "Healthy food" on…read moreYelp, and accordingly, Green Goddess popped up. I always enjoy lil' mom n' pops natural food shoppes. I had a wonderful conversation with one of the dudes that works there, and the lady who made my sandwich is good at what she does. There's indoor seating, outdoor seating, and a picnic table outside of the shoppe with a little creek, which is in the background of the pic. Super solid spot overall. 5 s

Great food! Great service, very friendly! Nice ambiance, nice environment to sit outside and have…read morebreakfast or lunch! Yummy smoothie with plant base protein! We came everyday during our vacation!

Rail City is not a Walmart; it's a distinctive store dedicated to providing good, healthy, and…read morelocally sourced food, including bulk options for shoppers seeking value and quality. On the opposite side of the store, you'll find an impressive selection of local and Vermont-made products, creative work from regional designers, and exclusive items you simply won't see at Walmart. During a recent visit, I noticed two small carts positioned near the front door, highlighting the store's thoughtful attention to customer convenience. The owner and cashiers are warm and welcoming to everyone, whether you're from the area or visiting from out of town. Unfortunately, some reviews misinterpret what Rail City offers. It is not a Walmart--rather, it is a one-of-a-kind Vermont store that proudly supports local products and extends genuine friendliness to all who enter. I highly recommend visiting Rail City for a truly unique and delightful shopping experience

All items are priced out by double $2.99 is the price for a Macro Bar at Target. $4.09 for the…read moreMacro Bar at Rail City Market. The Vanilla bottle is $21 but if you go to Walmart or Target you will see the same bottle priced at $14. If you are someone looking to save money instead of waste it you would not be shopping here. They used to have a small cart by the front but the manager started to hide the cart in the back since coming in with my son who is brown. I assume they think he will steal just based on the way he looks.

Cute and surprisingly unique little market in Keene, featuring a number of cool products (goat milk…read morecaramel, anyone?) and excellent coffee, but most notable for the most delicious little donuts I've had this side of Fleming's of Dennis MA. Ours were bite-sized and still warm, plain, sugared, or hand-rolled powder if you prefer. The store's tiny with basic drinks-and-snacks stuff, but there's an ample porch with picnic tables, so I cordially invite you to sit back a spell and enjoy your joe and sinkers outside.

Little place for provisions of a higher quality and price. The service was quick and friendly and…read morethey certainly tried to upsell and add on to our purchase in a good natured but pushy way. We did end up with impulse cookies that were reduced due to over baking.

Stopped by quickly to grab drinks and snacks. Great selection and prices as expected. Staff is…read morereally friendly too!

The precautions the CO-op is taking have made me feel safe to shop there throughout this pandemic…read more... the friendly professional staff remains masked and distanced all while being helpful. The newly arranged floor plan allows for a more fluid shopping experience.

Rating: 3.8 Came to…read moretry this hidden Nepali restaurant in a convenient store. The reviews were good and we were in the area so decided give it a shot. It's in morrisville VT which is close to Stowe where we were staying. We parked at the convenient store and went inside. The shop was located on the left side. We went up to the counter and placed order. The menu was pretty limited. They offer mostly curry with either chicken, pork, or veggie. (Pork was special at the time) and samosa as well as dumplings. We got chicken and pork curry with rice, samosa and dumplings . Samosa was ok. Bit stale as it's likely been sitting for some time. Dumplings were pretty good. Good chewy texture and inside was flavorful with some beef fillings. Used some hot sauce on the side to change up the flavor if you like mild spice. Curry was ok. Flavor of the curry was good but meat was overcooked and dry as it's probably been sitting for while. The rice was also overcooked and soft and sticky. Not a-lot of flavor on rice even though it has some star anise and spices in there. Service was good. Older Nepalese guy was running the area. He was nice. You get a slip and pay at the register for the convenience store. Price was pretty reasonable. Overall it's an ok place. I had high hopes that it may be a hidden gem but unfortunately was not as good as i hoped. If anything i would recommend the dumplings which was good and was reasonably priced but i would not necessarily go out of way to go there just for dumplings. If you are around stop by for quick dumplings. Otherwise there are probabaly better place near burlington.

Trying sudden restaurants stops and this one was at a gas station towards the left side. The server…read morewas an older Asian man, and he was so kind. Out of everything ( and we did try to get a variety), the dumplings were the best! The rice and curry were ok. Felt very over done and tough Chicken and not enough flavor. We did arrive a tad late and it felt like our food was what was left, probably better fresher? So many questions, but overall ok.

Consistent layout just like every other ALDI that I have visited this year. It's the same whether…read moreyou're in Neosho Missouri (April 2024), Delray Beach Florida (May 2024) or Wadsworth Ohio (July 2024). I had no problem navigating the aisles and shopping produce, bakery, deli and dairy. Checkout was easy and I had remembered to bring my reusable shopping bag, so it was all good. [Review 1624 of 2024 - 536 in New York - 22647 overall]

Best run grocery store in America. German efficiency, cleanliness, and organization. Each store…read morehas a similar look and feel to make shopping a breeze. If you need to make a quick trip for most end-cap prices, do the "outside run" past snacks, breads, meats, dairy, and frozen goods. Best prices on many goods, especially dairy, cheese, eggs, sliced lunch meats, and snack foods. Always watch for the weekly bargains with easy to spot red stickers. Don't forget to bring a quarter to use a shopping cart (refunded when you return it), also reduces labor costs and liability costs in the parking lot. I keep my very handy ALDI bags in my trunk. Eco-friendly and another way ALDI keeps its prices lowest in industry. You have to do your own bagging, but checkers are very fast, and I like organizing my own bags.

If you want to experience a north country orchard with lots of fun for the family go to Bankers…read moreOrchard. Not only are the cinnamon apple cider donuts exceptional ( especially if you are lucky enough to get the hot) the gift shop is loaded with fun local fare and crafts. The grounds have a collection of retro ride on toys for kids, bounce houses, and animals to occupy the big and small kids alike!!! Apples and pumpkins abound as fall approaches. You must check it out for yourselves and plan to spend some time taking in all of the quirky delights and surprises this charming orchard has to offer!!!

Wonderful time for the family, although I will say when it came to ordering food for our food with…read morewere served attitudes by the woman who took our order, the food itself was well, but when we went back to order food for someone back at home, we ordered chicken tenders and French fries, the lady told us the total was 11$ and some change, we gave her twelve and got a quarter back, when we received the food we only got the chicken tenders and when we mentioned the fries, she said she didn't hear us order them, then why were we charged almost 12$, I know chicken tenders aren't 11$ themselves ... so in terms we had to pay AGAIN for French fries... overall besides that stuff is very friendly, would recommend!