Times seem to be changing. A few times off peak days & time like the first Friday & Saturday of…read morethe month, and Fridays in general! Surprised to see some changes for instance: not being able to clean corn on the cob and no trash bin for it. Then when I opened the corn at home 3 of the 5 of them were no good pinkish areas near the center of the cobs. I wasn't about to hold on to it until the next time I'm down in Rutland to the store! So off to the wild animals, at least they got to enjoyed them, they even took off with the cobs! Also, been noticing some empty shelves, no items in the sale bin and the usual prices keep increasing. Everyone one is friendly and the store is clean.

Clean and organized. Helpful staff. Large inventory. Comparable to Harris Teeter. Bakery, busy Deli…read moreCounter, sushi, rotisserie chicken.

Howdy - What a gem this country store is! Hard to find a deli as big and diversified as this one…read morewith so many offerings for every taste! You will not BELIEVE the variety in the Deli Case, reach-in coolers, counter tops, soups, puddings, pizza, select VT cheeses, steaks and Artisan Breads from local bakeries!!! What a job they do here! I've been to so many deli counters, country stores....THIS PLACE??? A GEM! A GOLD MINE!!!! What a place! I looked at the chalkboard menu...hard to choose but I had a hankerin for a Philly. Now...I'll admit, I was hesitant to order the Philly Cheese Steak because sooooo many places toot that they use 'Ribeye' steak..when in actuality? They do not. This menu said: "Ribeye". Still....I've been burned so many many times before in other establishments..and I hate to say that!!!! I mean..if you have been in the biz as long as I have? You know. First bite and you know. Heck...I even walked around the store with my wife for ten minutes...looking at the pre-made Italian / other Grinders in the reach in coolers adjacent to the deli case, with other pre-made 'to go' sandwiches. I am a foodie to the bone. I have 40 years in the hospitality biz....including ownership of my own restaurant. I know Quality. I also know Top Round vs. Ribeye. I know a box of mixed "steak" cuts a restaurant can buy, again, vs. Ribeye. So I finally got up the nerve to ask the woman at the Deli counter .... Could I get a Philly Cheese Steak? Is it REALLY made with Ribeye?, I asked. The response was an immediate YES. "I'll have one, please"! I gave my name and in short order, my name was called and I retrieved my Philly....along with a side of fries which was included in the price. A whole Philly w/ fries was $19. So my wife and I checked out, she with a nice salad and a large piece of homemade fresh Corn Bread...me with my Philly. Took all and our drinks back to our truck to eat. Now as soon as I opened up the big clam shell container and lifted half of the Philly???????? I knew. "Yup"!!!, I said to my wife... "this is going to be a 10"!!! I could tell just by looking at it! The cheese was perfectly melted within and around the steak! Yup, I could tell. 1st bite: I knew it, I knew it, I knew it! A small portion of the overflowing Ribeye and Cheddar Cheese dripped down towards the bottom of the clamshell container....with a little moisture of the melted Ribeye fat. My 2nd bite was: "OhMyGod - OhMYGod"!!!!! "5 Stars", I said. "A TEN"!!!!!!!!! The flavor!!! The texture!!!! The 'melt in your mouth feel'! Perfection!!! And the fries? Let's not forget the fries! They were so hot they almost burnt my mouth...and well....how often does THAT happen????? And the portion was PERFECT! A PERFECT amount...FRIES WERE GOLDEN.....GOLDEN! I ate half of the Philly grinder, and savored every bite!!!! I said to my wife....'I have to go inside and tip my hat to whomever made this" "I have to"!!!! I was in the biz...I know! I got out of my truck, walked inside / up to the deli counter..looked back into the kitchen and saw the fellow who I believe made it. He looked at me, I at him..I pointed at him and waved several times for him to come up front....I think he was hesitant at first....but he finally showed. I asked him: "did YOU make my Philly"?????? He said, "yes I did". I said, "Well my friend..THAT WAS THE BEST DAMN PHILLY CHEESE STEAK I'VE EVER HAD IN MY LIFE"!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He offered a fist pump and said, "thanks friend"! I told him I used to own a pizza shop and we made Phillies....'your's is the best I've ever had'!!!!!! He again thanked me.....I described everything that was great about it! He downplayed it, but we both smiled....he thanked me again and I went back outside to my truck. And when I got there?????? My wife finished ALL THE FRIES!!!! :( Moral of the story: Never pass up the opportunity to phrase someone when they do a great job!!!!!!! Dave.

What an unexpected find! After going for a ride past Dorset, I hadn't expected to see more than a…read morescenic view. This stop has prepared foods and desserts, a deli, shelf stable pantry items, and some little gifts all inside of a cool historic looking building. I didn't try any of the deli sandwiches or treats and just browsed the shop.

The best. We spend our summers here in Wilmington, and each year we look forward to the fresh…read moreproduce at Blue Mountain. We used to shop up the road at River Valley market (formerly Hobson's Choice), and now almost exclusively buy our produce at Blue Mountain. Produce is fresh, prices are reasonable, service is friendly. Selection of non-produce items is OK but limited, we go to River Valley or Shaw's for these. For produce, however, this is it. Part of the charm of Vermont in the summer is the fresh produce. You can't even compare what passes for "fresh" in a city store to what is sold at places like Blue Mountain. For yellow summer squash, as one small example, there is no comparison: here it's crisp and flavorful, almost like a different food from what is sold at home. Having the fresh vegetables is part of the charm of being in Vermont. Keep up the good work Blue Mountain!!

Little local specialty market - honey, candy, and local items along with produce, canned goods,…read morecheeses, and more. They have a lot of local beers, ciders, local milk, etc. Prices are a bit more expensive, but quality local products. Excellent little maple sugar candies they just got in, too. They need to sell by the lbs instead of the 50¢ a candy, though!

Must try the Al Capone. This sub is nothing short of heavenly. The staff really knows how to…read moremake a good consistent sandwich. As a general store there is a wide variety of things to buy or just browse. The whole ambiance will just take you back in time. Only reason for not giving 5 stars is the booths are small when eating in, but this place is well worth going out of your way for.

Used to be a very pleasant store they're highly expensive now . You would think with a businesses…read moreclosing down they would be a little more understanding and caring no. My husband and I went to the store for 5 years in the beginning there were reasonable but now it's horrible then I'll put what you want on there you don't get what you pay for is become really ridiculous.

Love their grab and go selections. The Mediterranean platter, sesame noodles, and Asian salads are…read moreso good.

I love this place. I just wish I could walk to a place like this. I'm known as the spinach lady…read morehere because when I go I get at least 2 lbs of spinach ....which is always tasty and fresh! They have awesome bread from Rupert Rising and a great supply of bulk food items and local dairy with vegan options too.

Hidden gem in a very remote place . We went for a drive to ludlow VT and wanted to get some…read moregroceries. We tried a few delis and stores , but nothing like this store . London berry village market had almost all of the grocery stuff , milk , eggs , bakery etc . Very useful shop to buy alll basic stuff .. ambience was ok . . Good customer service . Billing was quick . Price was a bit high but we expected that in such a remote place . Restrooms could be better . Wish they cleaned it . Kids couldn't use the restrooms.. otherwise a super duper shop . Parkin is good . Surely a good place to shop all groceries !

Over priced groceries and a slow deli. Not just slow, incompetent slow. Go to Shaws in Springfield…read moreor Ludlow. Much cheaper prices and employees there actually do their jobs. Trust me, the extra travel is worth the time.

For what it is, a discount chain, it's fine but dont expect anything unique. Prices are great but…read moreyou get what you pay for. Exception would be their prime steaks are the best you'll get for miles. It's just a shame its driven away so many other businesses in the vicinity.

My husband and I go out of our way to stand in Karen's line. We always know the service will be…read moreconsistent and friendly. High praise to Karen.

To say o love this business is an understatement. I've been coming her for over a decade. My MIL…read morelives in Vermont so on to way to visit her we stop here. My husband knows it's a must. I always get the smoked bacon, pepperoni, burgers, and a few of their marinades. OMG everything they make is amazing. You should also try one of their sandwiches. I recommend the #4. You can thank me later. I really wish ordering online wasn't so costly. It's not their fault. That why I stack up when I visit.

Was visiting ludlow and went to this shop , on the way .. the store had lots of stuff but mostly…read moreall were soooooo expensive ! Hoodies for 50$ , shirts for 75$ and so many other things which were expensive. . There was a lot of food items which they sold . Not sure if thiss store is more like a deli for food but we thought it was more of used for general stuff . Parking was good . Lots of parking outside . Service was average . Not a great store for us to buy low priced soveniers or gifts . Store was nice organized though. Good location . On the way to Vermonts famous spots . 3 stars

Stopped by Price Chopper to pick up some items for our stay in Manchester. The store is very small…read morecompare to what I am used to in New Jersey. However the store is well stocked. When the cashier asked if we are members of the supermarket, we said we are from out of town. Birch actually gave us members discount. It saved us more than $7! So nice! There really is not a lot of choices to do grocery shopping in Manchester. Price Chopper is a decent option.

Price Chopper is a low cost grocery store in the Northeast of the US. We have stopped here several…read moretimes on our trips to VT to get groceries and produce at good prices. Price Chopper headquarters are located in Downtown Schenectady. The chain operates 131 stores in six states: Upstate New York, Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania.