This isn't a bad grocery store. If you're staying at an Air BnB like me and have a kitchen this is…read morea sufficient grocery store to purchase grocery items, laundry detergent or anything else you may have forgotten on your trip. They have a good produce section. I snagged some good quality pita bread while here. Prices are reasonable. I didn't spend too much for what I needed. My most expensive item was the bag of laundry pods I needed to do some laundry back at the Air BnB. The cashier was friendly when checking out. Store is clean but busy with patrons. Shaw's sits on the main thoroughfare in Wilmington. Also plenty of parking. Shaw's is in a small strip mall. Getting in and out is relatively easy. I would go here again if I needed anything else.

I'm sometimes skeptical about certain grocery store chains that want to be the first and only…read moregrocery store in a small town. This one is not so bad. It was certainly well stocked on a busy Sunday afternoon and fairly clean. The butcher/deli areas were pretty busy. I felt the biggest deficiency was fresh produce, though I imagine this time of year, there are plenty of competing farmer's markets. Given that the alternative is to driver 20-30 minutes to one of the larger cities in Southern Vermont, you can do okay here.

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

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!

Every time we have come to shop here we have found what we are looking for. The produce section is…read morefilled with plenty of fresh items. The young lady who took care of us at the deli counter was very nice and quick to take care of us. It is a rather large grocery store with plenty of the items we look for and purchase.

I'm only giving it three stars because I appreciate the selection of organic food at this store,…read morebut for no other reason - the check out experience is pretty bad. Clearly they don't have enough employees to staff all the checkout lanes, so, having only a few open at a time, and then only 4 self checkout stations, it's always jammed at the front of the store. Store needs remodeled up front to accommodate more self checkout stations and reduce crowding! People trying to shop the aisles can't even get around the aisle head because of all the people waiting to checkout.

We were working in the area and found this little store. Decent supply of day to day needs. Deli is…read moreawesome! They make awesome subs. Freshly made frozen burritos were a huge hit. Oatmeal raisin cranberry cookies are an absolute must! Great people running the store. Also has gas to fuel up the vehicle. Please stop there when up in the area. We were thrilled we did. You will too.

First visit there yesterday. Ordered an Italian sub, probably the best one I have ever had!read more

Great sandwiches !! Very friendly staff, quick service, an obvious stop for anyone staying at the…read moreGrand Summit Hotel at Mount Snow. I really enjoyed the "Inferno Italian" sandwich, so flavorful and satisfying. The room felt clean and welcoming, with plenty of seating and natural light. I will definitely be back

Oh, this hurts. But "meh, I've had better" is the best description for the Grand Country Deli. The…read morecombination restaurant/convenience store/souvenir shop is like gasoline: you can't put anything else in your car as a substitute, so you pay whatever outrageous price is in front of you and can't question it. As the only proper breakfast option at the resort, I had the opportunity to have both breakfast and lunch here on two different days. First was lunch. While the panini was delicious, the coleslaw was disappointing and the combo was not worth the price. At any other sandwich type place, the sandwich and salad combo would probably cost about four dollars less than what I paid, plus the cost of drinks. Where you might pay $1.50 for a bottle of water at a grocery store, don't count on that price here. Cold sandwiches also cost a dollar less than hot sandwiches, so I suppose I could have saved a dollar and ordered something that didn't interest me in the slightest to save a few pennies. The next day was for breakfast, which was a little more reasonable than lunch. The scrambled egg combo came with home fries and toast, which were adequate, even though the eggs tasted a little buttery. Add in the cost of a bottle of orange juice, and you've matched the cost of yesterday's sandwich. The home fries were good, but I've certainly had better. I added Tabasco to my breakfast, which turned out to be a somewhat bad idea. If nothing else, it confirmed to me that I will always prefer Frank's over Tabasco. The shop part of the cafe has all the items you would find in most hotel shops, but absolutely nothing has a price tag on it. I shudder to think of what I could have paid if I had an overwhelming need for maple syrup. It's convenient if you can't leave the hotel and want to get your souvenirs right away, but again, "meh, I've seen better" is the most accurate description ever. I should hope after a long day of skiing, you have food already in your room and you won't need to pick anything up here. Basically, if you can get offsite for lunch, skip the deli and save this for breakfast only. I just hope they don't run out of French toast again.

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.

I love this store. I currently go there every morning to get a couple of bottles of diet Pepsi for…read morework and a bag of protein chips. Most days my husband comes in with me and grab a coffee. Everyone there is really nice and friendly.

So as a person that just tried to get previously employed here the whole time I got played around…read morewith my first interview I was there a half hour early and sat there for an hour and a half the interviewer/ manager at the time never even showed up so at that point corporate fired him then I had to go back for another interview and fill out another application then that didn't work so I had to do another application. Was already told I have the job now all of the sudden betheny the higher up is to lazy to figure everything out so at this point I was told I wouldn't be getting the job cause corporate can't do they're job

Love this shop! So many amazing local products! My personal favorite area is the self-serve section…read morewith coffee, tea, spices, dry goods, and snacks. And you can get as much or as little of each product as you need. I also love their selection of local baked goods and cheeses. So much fun to look around at what they have. Friendly staff and very clean, organized store.

WIDE variety of foods and groceries. Got to have lunch there as well; a tasty Reuben and a soda…read morefrom Brooklyn of which I had never heard. So good! All the staff members were pleasant and attentive. Clean bathroom! And whoever is their buyer for beer does an excellent job curating it all. Saw some nifty non-alcoholic selections from Sapporo, Bitburger, Weihenstephan. That's impressive! Also saw all the October beer selection getting set up. Well done, folks!

This place is cute, small, filled with all the necessities and great prices. Was only there for…read morefive minutes and fell in love. Next time I'll bring my 3 boys for a sundae while we are here on vacation. Girl at the checkout counter was friendly and helpful. Friendliness goes a long way!

CALL AHEAD TO FIND OUT IF THEY HAVE PIZZA. They only have it during certain hours on certain days!…read more This is a cute little village general store with coffee/tea, pastries, a decent but small selection of produce, groceries, frozen, hardware, automotive, household, etc, etc.