This is the closest actual grocery store when we visit family in the area. Selection is better than…read morethe small markets around, in general. The staff could work on being more friendly and welcoming. During high tourist season it can get very busy and congested.

I keep returning to Shaw's because it is closest to me, I keep hoping they can get the pick up and…read morego to work properly. For the third or fourth time I had to go in the store to let them know I was there for my order. The number outdoors on the parking space apparently no longer works, and the store number needs to be used. I was told this like I should have known better then told that the mess up was because of holiday weekend...my previous experience was not. Instead of thinking up excuses for a bad system, it would be great to put effort into making it work . The staff of the pick up and go are always very nice, they seem to be stuck with a troublesome system. I may be done trying to hope for change at Shaws.

I always come when they first open at 7:00 AM. I just want to say that Paula at the deli is…read morewonderful. She is always kind, patient, and very welcoming. Every time I come in she makes me feel valued and appreciated. Her smile and attitude truly brighten my day. Thank you for having such an amazing employee.

With limited grocery options in the area, Stop and Shop provides the best selection of general…read moreneeds. Features organic section, deli, seafood, bakery, pharmacy, etc. I looked hard to find local fare... Vermont Cabot cheese and New York Boarshead products were as close as I found. There is a fairly good selection of Italian tomato and marinated items to support the local Italian population. Prices seemed a little higher than what I am used to paying. A preferred customer card is required for sale prices. The store is conveniently close to the Appalachian trail so hikers are able to refuel. The surrounding Berkshire mountains make an ideal setting for the store.

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!

Very quaint and loaded store. Has everything one would need and want for a delicious meal, snacks…read moreor travels supplies like tooth brush, tooth paste, dish soap... Yummy GF bread if you want that. Lots of local meats and snacks. As far as service, I've been there only twice; once in the midst of a storm and just last week. The guys I met were friendly, knew their products, a big reason why I'd go back!

Convenient and practical market while also carrying one of the best lobster rolls I've ever had…read more Check out the deli, it will exceed expectations with fresh baked goods, pastas and exceptional lobster rolls. Your basic local side road market where the staff is helpful and it surpasses its unassuming outside appearance.

Small local market for your basic groceries with a deli and butcher section. It's the "go to"…read moremarket by the ski resort because of its distance. I've been coming here for years whenever I am in town. It's been at least 5yrs since my last trip to vermount to this market. Very friendly and helpful employees with any groceries and snacks you need. For more gourmet items, you would need to head to a larger supermarket further out in town.

Awesome road stop after a day with the kids at the Hallifax Sturgeon Pit. Had a couple of The…read moreBeasts for lunch, grabbed some swag and a couple of Tomahawks for dinner to round out the day. Money.

been going here everyday for sandwiches, meats and grocery items for 15 years. All the employees…read morethere are like family to me. They even know it's me when I call now :)

OK - so this place is GREAT - IF you want to cosplay a supermarket…read more You get to play the lottery EVERY TIME you go there: will there be milk? will there be anything? will the things I got last time still be in stock? You never know what you'll buy there because it's so insanely inconsistent - you might think you're in a reality show for Soviet Russia! Then there's all the role-playing YOU get to do! You get to try to find things because there's no one who knows where anything is - or if they carry it - or if they'll ever carry it again. AND you get to bag your own groceries and find stray carts in the parking lot (because no one does that job there). Don't bother making requests - they'll tell you right up front there's NO WAY they can do that (apparently Big Y corporate doesn't want ANY customer to go away happy - just tired, frustrated, and with ONE question on their mind "where ELSE can I do my weekly shopping?"

Went to the butcher with gf to get ox tail. The lady butcher told she had seen us there before…read more(untrue, had never been there before) and we needed to call ahead to have them cut the ox tail. Eventually, she cut the ox tail for us but not before being rude about it (clearly irritated at the request, even though that's our understanding of what a butcher does). Next time we needed ox tail, we called ahead. The man butcher on the phone was confused as to why we were calling. He said we don't need to call ahead for ox tail and that in the future they can just cut the meat there. Next time we need ox tail, we don't call ahead. When we get to the butcher and ask for ox tail, the lady butcher said we should have called in advance. She pointed us to the prepackaged oxtail because she said she didn't want to cut any more oxtail (again, that's our understanding of what a butcher does). Not clear why it's made to be our fault for a lack of communication within the butcher department, and it's not clear why they can't cut meat for us. In each of these instances, we were the only customers at the counter. The meat is great, but the service is confusing and leads to frustration.

Mountain life depends on small businesses along the main roads. We visit this area often for family…read moreand have found some great beef and fish here for this area. Also a quick stop along #100 to pick up essentials. Produce is hit or miss and can run a bit more $$ but you pay for convenience and some specialty items. Staff are generally friendly in this typical mountain market. I needed veggies for tonight and they were limited today. Grapes were tasty though!

Best market around; and only market to be found good overall sometimes prices are a little highread more

This location has alcohol: beer, wine, hard cider, and hard seltzer. The alcohol prices are…read moregreat, as expected at an Aldi. They have some national brands of beer and Citizen Cider, but they also have their own brand of beer, wine, seltzer.

I've always wanted to accost people in Walmart, which is just down the road, and tell them to go to…read moreAldi's. Good solid stuff and European so the chocolate is excellent and there's all kinds of European goodies. Also, it has a very affordable line of organic produce and products.

I just want to say that David who greets you at the door is absolutely wonderful. He is out going ,…read morefriendly, helpful and definitely an asset to the company. He always makes us feel comfortable and truly cares, he pets our dog and is just a great experience when he is working.

We use the home delivery at least twice a week used to be great and fairly quick, last week made a…read moreorder at 8AM and never came at the 10AM schedule time. called and they were surprisingly honest that there driver's will only perfer doing express delivery because they get paid more and will let the regular orders sit and not deliver them unless it really slow. The delivery never came. Cancel the order reorder for expess delivery and showed in an hour. Not very reliable with there delivery times like before. And yes we always leave a generous tip.