This Hannaford store was our go-to place for our local grocery shopping. For years it had been a…read moreclean well stocked store on every visit. That all changed during and after the pandemic. It is like they never recovered. The shelves are often empty, especially of sale items. Not just sometimes, almost every day. Recently we stopped four days in one week for a meat sale item and when they had none the management had one excuse after another. It has become so frustrating to shop and not find close to half of the items we're looking for forcing us to shop at another store. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The pharmacy staff is exceptional and is the reason we still buy all of our prescriptions at this store. Basically we now buy almost all of our food at the local PRICE CHOPPER MARKET 32 that has everything we need on every visit at lower prices.

Buffalo chicken Perdue brand had me up all night with the runs.. both ends. pretty horrible I…read morewouldn't recommend

This natural food store on Mountain Rd is a nice neighborhood market. The place has lots of…read moreoptions so it provides variety in a small setting. We found excellent goat cheese options, drinks and artisan soaps for a gift. The products here are usually all good quality brands. Being a natural market, a lot of the offerings are free of pesticides, organic or all natural, therefore the prices are a bit high, definitely not a Shaw's nor Stop n Shop price point, but if you want some things that you can't find in a regular grocery store, check it out.... There's plenty of parking and the staff is very nice and friendly.

A Stowe, VT ripoff…read more For locals? Guess, it was a hot topic of social anxiety, when I showed up. Does Bill Gates winter here, because prices are jacked into craziness. $10 for dairy? Wine and fruit I can get anywhere? Nutty! Which is interesting, as regulars are ski lift operators/gardeners. Though chatty; it's too small, too sold out, too pricy and no variety in simple items: canapés, hard cider, napkins, bacon, eggs etc. Rebel review: overpriced 2

Yup, we love Mehuron's for the full cases of local cheeses, game, prepared foods, locally produced…read morebakery breads, craft beers, and so much other local goodness. But I have to give credit where it's due. There's a lot of awesomeness going on at Shaw's, too, that we need to acknowledge. Shaw's rotisserie chicken is fabulous for a grocery store -- a delicious, easily customizable dinner option if you're too tired to cook and don't feel like doing the apres ski meal out because of, well, youknowhat. . Also, they also have fresh oysters!!! Large, mature Wellfleets in Dec. this year for a mere 75 cents/oyster. (They were fresh, aggressively briny as east coast oysters are.) There are live lobsters, well priced major label products of all kinds, especially if you shop weekly deals. (Cabot cheese always seems to be on sale... and frankly, that shiznit is good!) There are fairly priced wines from major label vineyards. They are not as esoteric as some you might find at Mehuron's, but you can certainly find excellent, well-priced options for a Christmas crowd. Most importantly for us, though: Staff were so deeply kind despite pandemic / nation-wide economic and racial stressors this year. We have to give a special shout out to the really, really lovely human wearing a Pride pin who encouraged the lobsters to be more active for my fascinated 6-year old. (Frankly, captive lobsters in a tank always make me sad, but he did this from a kind and generous place.) I think he may have been the same employee (wearing a "Joe" name tag) who dressed as Santa in a kilt on Christmas Eve Day and gave my same 6-year old a candy cane. This truly made her day. (She talked about how she met Real Santa at a grocery store to anyone who would listen for hours after.) The transplant from Tennessee who worked the cash register every day we were there was friendly and cheerful to everyone, seemed to be known by everyone. The guys at the deli case were affirmatively helpful. I know what you do isn't easy and we appreciate you. Happy holidays!!

Just when you thought the Waitsfield Vt store couldnt get any worse!! They have hire the towns…read moreARSONIST!!! Yep that is correct Seth burned his toyota truck up ( arson) then burned up the ski shop cause he was drunk and most recently burned up his home due to making meth and sightings if black ninjas trying to get him ! As one witness stated! I feel sorry for the other employees

Was visiting Vermont for the first time and needed to grab some groceries at the beginning of our…read moreweek. The gentleman at the deli counter was very nice and patient and easy to talk too. Had no problem at all with cutting our meats and cheese the way we like them (nice and thin). The store was easy to navigate through and find what we needed. Store looked clean and presentable. However when we went to check out the lady at the front counter must of been having a bad day I guess. Look, you never know what people are going through, I understand that. She was Not very polite, checked our things through and then stood back with her hands folded and watched us bag our groceries. I know a lot of stores have this as a mandatory thing now days, where you bag your own groceries. But she literally said nothing and didn't even try to help or be pleasant at all. I am really big on customer service, I put customer service over price every time. If I have a good experience shopping somewhere and the prices are a bit high but the customer service was great. Then I will still come back every time just for the customer service. I hope her day got better and I'm wishing her and Shaw's the best.

This is the grocery chain to go to when in this area. They have everything that you need for your…read morestay in Northern Vermont. I noticed that they only carry "healthy" food. For instance, we had a difficult time finding diet sodas. We found colorful organic carrots that I never before saw anywhere else. There is a very extensive fruit and vegetable department. They also carry Ben and Jerry's ice cream at a fraction of what you would pay at the factory. In general, prices are very reasonable. Shop here on your way to the ski slopes. It will be a small trek to go back and forth once you get to the mountains. Shaw's grocery stores are found in the major cities of the area like Montpelier and Stowe. Sign up for a Shaw's card to get storewide discounts.

The skewers steak were terrible. The peppers had a fowl taste as well as the onions and steak…read more Buyer be ware do not buy marinated skewers from this store, you will regret buying this poorly prepared steak and marinated food.

I have never been inside this Hannafords. However, since COVID I have been doing a weekly curbside…read morepickup there. And for that, I have to say, they are fantastic. I have been late for pickup; I call and they say no problem. I have to change pickup time; I call and they say no problem. One time there was a small mis-hap with the way my groceries were packed last week. I called to inform them, not really to complain. They had a new person learning how to do it. Anyway they gave me a $20 coupon for my next visit. The website for ordering is not bad; it is daunting at first but once you have your regular items sorted out it's a breeze to create the next order. They also have a pretty good selection of organic, vegan, and dairy-free items.

Come for the homemade donuts, stay for the iced coffee. Also the subs/sandwiches. It's all good…read more Staff is friendly and helpful. It can be crowded on the weekend when the donuts are hot and fresh but that just means they're worth waiting for.

I love the doughnuts ..the sandwiches are pretty good as well.Overall I've never had a bad…read moreexperience

Buffalo Mountain Co-Op Market still rocks! Last year they moved around the corner to Mill St and…read morenow have a much larger store with more inventory. So many great quality products here from the local produce, local meats and cheeses. I also like the health and beauty products too. Now they have a parking lot and more also accross the street in a small lot. If you are not a member of the coop you of course pay more.

Only in VT, there is an awesome little coop in the middle of nowhere (aka NE Kingdom). Well…read morestocked fresh local produce, dairy and meats and decent packaged foods that city folks are used to. This is a small grocer about 1/3rd size Sprouts but is packed with excellent edibles! Outside blends in with the town but don't judge this grocer with its cover. They have little of everything and comparable to and at higher quality than WFM. This isn't fancy but authentic goodness! Buffalo Mountain Food-coop has a cafe upstairs but wasn't open due to Covid when we visited. BMFC was busy and had a steady flow of locals and peeps traveling through. Staff are friendly and helpful!! This is one of the few places that wasn't understaffed in VT this season. Prices are a little higher as it's customary in VT. Many local producers' goods seem to be in line with other coop prices but the packaged were slightly higher likely due to logistics and volume. Parking is street and free. Hardwick wasn't busy but parking was tight. If you visit the NE Kingdom, Buffalo Mountain Food Coop is a very good place to find sundries and nourishment. Produce was fresher and was better stocked than Willey's. Enjoy!

We absolutely love the Warren Store! The vibes are so good the food doesn't need to be, but it IS!…read moreThis time around we had breakfast one day and lunch another (sadly eaten too quickly to be photographed). The 802 coffee grounds are A+ as are the friendly staff members. Can't wait to visit again.

The sandwiches are next level. The setting like most in Vermont is pretty by the water. One star…read moreoff tho as The help tho was not too friendly.

It's a miniature Safeway with decent prices for a small mountain town. Stopped here to grab some…read morelunch options during our vacation. I was worried they wouldn't have what we wanted-but they did and the prices were great. Staying in Stowe? Shop at Shaw's! :)

My friend Jack has depression issues and has a service tortoise that he pets to pick up his…read morespirits. He was chatting to a lady at the bakery in this store and the tortoise wandered off down the chips aisle. When jack got his baked goods and looked around to find bob (the tortoise) he went into a panic and started taking his trousers off and shouting at the top of his lungs about contemporary politics. The manager came and helped really quickly and lucky we found bob pretty quickly before the local sheriff got involved.