Found it's best to go mid morning to get the best selection of produce. Everything was well…read morestocked except the Roma tomatoes. Over a week ago, I was in and the produce personal was running the register by herself with a long line and no one filled in for her department! Saw several other stockers out... seems management was out or short staffed. I was left to go elsewhere for the rest of the items I was looking for! The cashier line was down an aisle! It was as if it was covid again with empty shelves and empty boxes people had thrown around, etc. today it was not that way! Store was clean and tidy with as busy as it was for the upcoming 4th of July!

This location in Rutland has been on the decline in the last year. The store is always messy,…read moreshelves are disheveled with empty boxes strewn everywhere. The inventory is never reliable when you are looking for products that you've specifically bought there in the past and can only be disappointed not finding it again. The staff are constantly leaving and new people only seem to last for a very short time. Aldi must have a severe problem retaining personnel. We bought a lamb roast a few weeks ago and upon unpacking the smell was so bad that the odor stayed in our kitchen for hours and we returned the product and got a refund but not even an apology, I asked the salesperson why this would happen and was told that it was hit or miss at times, I don't feel that a $30 dollar lamb roast should be hit or miss and ruin your dinner plans. We only go to Aldi for a few products that we know they usually have and then finish the rest of our shopping at one of the major supermarkets or the coop in Rutland. Too bad Trader Joe's is 90 minutes north in Burlington. There are many Aldi stores that we've been to in other states and always had great experiences. I hope someone at corporate reads the comments and turns this Rutland store around from 2.5 stars a D to 4 or 5 stars an A

Went for lunch and had a small hot Italian with provolone, cabbage, oil and mayo- otherwise…read moreeverything on it. It was delicious, fresh, a great value and will definitely be back. The woman behind the counter I believe is the owner and was super nice. Cute little store too!

Consistent high-quality delicious Subs! Friendly service with fair prices. Call ahead and your…read moreorder is waiting for you when you want to pick it up. These folks work hard to provide quality service. Bellomo's is an excellent choice and excellent prices. Always fresh and delicious foods!

This Stewart's sits on a corner right in the heart of charming Poultney, VT - a small town abutting…read morethe NY border which until recently was home to Green Mountain College (cool small school focused on granola environmental stuff). It has everything you'd come to expect from one of these Upstate NY/western VT C-store staples: foodstuffs, lotto, ice cream, most even sell maple syrup at a very competitive price! There is no affiliation with the Ohio-originated (now mainly in NJ) Stewart's fast food or the Keurig-owned Stewart's root beer in the glass bottles. This store does have a very small footprint: only 2 gas pumps. In this small town that likely isn't a problem most times. However on a hot summer day with everyone out and about, we had a local in a jacked up truck make us feel slightly rushed. The pump had some gas left in the lines too so watch out! Fortunately boo keeps moistened wipes within her vehicle and was able to wipe the toxic dinosaur fuel off of her extremities in short order with no residual odor. There are a few parking spots off to the side of the store and also on the Main Street. The town has a hardware store; longstanding touristy store with tchotchkes, fudge and maple sugar candies; bookstore; autoparts, several eateries...nice enough place to walk around for a few minutes. Gas is competitively priced and they had freihofer's cookies and cinnamon mini donuts, so this location is a winner as most Stewart's are!

They have (semi) recently renovated this stewart's really making it feel more spacious on the…read moreinside. Still the same old friendly attitudes, and swift service. The expansive gave room for a lot more choices, making it one of my favorite Stewarts in the area. Parking can get busy at times, but an overall great store.

Their daily hot food selections are consistently excellent, changing everyday and offering the…read moreperfect comforting, hearty meals you want after a few hours on the mountain. If you aren't in the mood for the hot bar, their freshly made sandwiches are also good. It is a fantastic local spot with great quality food that beats resort prices any day. I make it a point to stop by every single time I'm in the area.

Quaint spot to stop and grab some essentials. Loved the clothing shop which shared an entrance.read more

Green Mountain market had excellent fish selections. I bought the raw un peeled jumbo shrimp,…read moreboiled it with a little seafood spices & served it as a shrimp cocktail. Everyone raved over the tenderness, sweetness of the shrimp The price was right to a $12.99/pound

This place has been around for a while now, you have to make a left at the Berkshire bank on…read moreBroadway/route 22 in order to find it! My girlfriend described it as a "poor man's Costco" and it is sort of like that. It's a restaurant supply/food service company that so happens to have an "open to the public" retail operation as well. You'll find meats, seafood (including live lobster), produce, GIANT containers of mustard, ketchup, hot sauce, olive oil, you name it. They've also got plants/flowers for sale outside in the front. Inside also contains bread, milk, cheese, really all of the "essentials." In a pinch they do sell single rolls of toilet paper like you'll find in a hotel, and paper towels. They have some kitchen utensils if you're in need. Hell, I picked up a bottle of windshield washer fluid here too. Added bonus: they carry nuns of new skete cheesecake! If you aren't familiar with this, google it. It's made by local nuns and is delicious, puts Sysco to shame. $36 for a 4 lb cake. If they don't carry something here that you need, you can find it the dollar general or CVS that's right down the street. Despite not being anywhere near a full service grocery store, Green Mountain Food Service's store is a godsend for the depressed town of Whitehall. Remember to bring cash, or if you're someone who pays by check (how many people do that anymore?) you're covered. Same with EBT, that is accepted. GMFS does NOT accept credit or debit cards. There is an ATM and a restroom on site. Hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday-Saturday. The store is closed on Sunday.

My husband and I placed a large order last night, over $155 that was to be delivered this morning…read more The shopper, TINA from Instacart, contacts me 2X about items not available, I agreed for them to be removed, then it said "shopping finished", so I turned my phone off. We waited & waited & waited. Finally, I went to Aldis' site and what do I see? ORDER CANCELLED. We were stunned. There were instructions to get here, the address is on the front of the house. But this idiot says she cannot find the house. Had an order delivered from Aldi last week. Guy found me just fine, left it here without ever contacting me. I contacted Instacart & Aldi. Got NOTHING from either except "sorrrrreeee". I love Aldi but I will never go to the Queensbury, NY store again. A bunch of lazy idiots.

I felt like my family was being bullied by the management because we brought my wife's service dog…read moreinto the store. I've never gone into a store with my family and the service dog and been told that the dog could not be in the cart because it was a health code violation. the dog was sitting on a reusable shopping bag with a sweatshirt over it and was not directly on the surface of the cart. we had a manager and the store manager harassing us and I felt their behavior was uncalled for because the dog wasn't directly touching the cart and was behaving. apparently its more acceptable to have a child with a dirty diaper touching their carts than a service dog that is cared for. ( remember we had something down in the cart so that the dog wasn't not even touching the cart and they still harassed us over the issue). we have a small chihuahua mix as a service dog. they didn't like it that I stood up for our rights and I didn't back down. I asked for the number to call the corporate office to talk to the district manager. I guess they're just jealous because they can't bring their dog to the workplace with them.

This is your typical Dollar General; it has pretty much all you need with a discount. DGs popped up…read moreeverywhere and I'm for it. Who's not up for saving some money? Especially in this economy. I love saving those pennies. This one is located in a busy area and many stores/restaurants around. Parking was plentiful. We were visiting the area and needed some travel essentials. I noticed this one was pretty disheveled compared to others I've been to. There were items strewn all over the aisles; it was as if it was after a black Friday sale and people came and tore up the place. However, when we went it wasn't that busy. The cashier was friendly and we were able to get our essential travel items. In the end, we got what we needed and I'm a fan of DG; even though some were more messy than others.

Great Service & Products both wine, beer, liquor and foods. Easy and accessible parking. Repeat…read morecustomer!

If you're like me, you probably think "pizza from a liquor store? Are you nuts?" Well get ready to…read moreget crazy, because Liberty Street Beverage makes a great pizza at an excellent price! I paid less than $20 for a 3 topping pie that was GIANT - 20" & some mozzarella sticks. They also sell they dough to go which means they make their own. You'll enjoy the pleasant sweetness in the crust. Some pizza places, you order extra cheese and they don't give you any. Not here, it was piled high. I will say the amount of black olives and mushrooms wasn't overly generous, but it was enough, my family didn't complain. In fact, my picky little nephew are a lot more than he usually does! They also have burgers, hot and cold subs, deli meat, steaks, desserts, and bait! This is really a full service eatery. If you want something, give them a call and they can probably do it. As for booze, if you're on the NY side of the border it's well worth the trip over here to Fair Haven, VT. Lower prices and a better selection than anything in Whitehall (town over the NY side of the border). The price on the whisky sour mix was a bit high but the liquor prices were good. They had this Vermont maple bourbon that my mom loves and is hard to find. Great timing for her birthday! On top of all that, the service is very friendly! I'm not a familiar face but was treated as well as anyone else, this doesn't happen in every small town as I've unfortunately experienced at another pizza shop in the area. In fact, they offered to carry the pizza to my car as my hands were pretty full with booze! I've found my new "go-to" for my pizza and liquor needs when I'm up here. Hopefully you stop by and experience Liberty Street Beverage for yourself. It's a lot more than beverages, and you'll end your night well satiated AND (if you choose) inebriated!