Cheapest place for groceries on the island + best/biggest selection. Clean and organized, staff is…read morehelpful. ($300 for two weeks of groceries- not cheap but elsewhere it would be closer to $400/500).

We had a party last week and had catering and a cake provided by the Edgartown Stop & Shop. The…read moreservice was excellent. Staff were courteous and knowledgeable. They were flexible as our timing changed. The food was excellent including a roll-up platter, picnic platter and a finger roll platter. Everything was delicious (but a bit salty). The cake provided by the Bakery was exactly what we ordered, decorated perfectly and delicious. I would gladly cater another event with food from the store.

As far as Edgartown liquor stores go, Your Market is where it's at. They've got a pretty great…read moreselection of wine, and a very impressive craft beer section, which even includes some rare Shipyard specialty brews and Allagash varieties. While I've honestly never purchased any food from here, there do have some good beach picnic stuff like chips and snacks and what not, but the real draw is the liquor. While beer and wine are great, the spirits selection is a bit slim -they only had one type of rye available, and there's more rum than anything else. The prices are slightly higher, of course, than anything off-island, but compared to other liquor stores on MV, they're on-par. The parking lot has ample space, so you're usually able to find a spot, but seeing as it's right in the dreaded Edgartown Traffic Triangle, getting in and out in the summer months can be a bitch!

If you love alcoholic beverages and/or fancy snacks... This really is YOUR market. I have never in…read moremy life seen a convenience store with such a HUGE selection of beer, wine, liquor, and 'drink stuff' like fancy colored rim salts, a zillion varieties of flavors of bitters, and more garnishes than I could even recognize. This place was super busy on a Saturday in July - literally a line to pay - but staff members were very friendly, helpful, and efficient. This place is truly a one-stop shop if you need to stock up for a party!

A great spot to visit on your way to South Beach. Snacks, drinks and even prepared food to help…read moreyour beach day be better. Staff is helpful and friendly and the shop is fun to explore. There are even some items for gifts. There are picnic tables so that you can eat there too.

This was our go-to place for years but this season it really took a hard slide and we will not be…read morereturning. The service has always been inconsistent but turn in product quality and the increase in prices has put the final nail in the coffin. If you choose to go, double check your food for accuracy there are frequent mistakes. Coffee is not great.

I need a sixth star to rate my experience. Shamara and Maurice went above and beyond to get me a…read morelobster roll even though I unwittingly missed the 6p cutoff. What they didn't know is that I just had a tough meeting with a client and came in later than I'd planned. They made my evening. Caring so much about my experience guarantees that I will recommend this store to others.

The original recipe steak tips are the best I have had anywhere and are easy to barbecue . We enjoy…read morethe pre seasoned meats and the seafood. All of the meat and seafood is very fresh. They also have sushi here made to order. They have lots of condiments to choose from for snacking while you prepare your meal, a nice wine selection, vegetables and desserts as well. Everything you need for a home cooked meal is here. Always fresh.

It was a normal day I went to buy 9 inch crystal links dragons. Walmart says they have the dragons…read morein stock, on the website so I do store pick up and they say it will be ready for pick up around 4:00. But then they say they canceled my order because they ran out of stock. note this though, it was the holidays, so I cool down. so now it's two days after new years, I try to get the dragons again, the website says there in stock. Guess what not in stock! so I try a 12 inch variant of the same dragons I place the order for pickup immediately canceled! I mean Walmart how make the same mistake 3 times! We all learn from are mistakes. but Walmart clearly doesn't.

LOUSY, non existent customer service. If you want to just drive to the store, feel free. Have tried…read morefor over a week to speak to someone for an item check. This store frequently lists things in stock that they do NOT have. Wasting an hours drive to go there to find that you have been lied to is beyond irritating. NO ONE answers the phones. After multiple calls over several days, had a young lady answer the phone, put me on hold after I told her that I had been trying to reach X department. Phone rang and rang for several minutes then someone picked up and immediately hung up again. Forget any service. Go to a different Walmart.

Good food, fresh produce, clean, helpful staff, reasonable prices - often less expensive than other…read moresurrounding grocery stores.

Trader Joe's is a really nice grocery store. Being from Rhode Island, our Trader Joe's do not…read moreallow wine to be sold, so I have to go to the Massachusetts stores to buy wine. This one is on the way to Provincetown, so it was an easy stop. Trader Joe's is headquartered in Monrovia, California. The chain has over 530 stores across the United States. Trader Joe's is named after its founder, Joe Coulombe. The company began in 1958 as a Greater Los Angeles area chain known as Pronto Market convenience stores. Coulombe felt the original Pronto Markets were too similar to 7-Eleven, which he described as the "800-pound gorilla of convenience stores", concerned the competition would be too much. Coulombe developed the idea of the Trader Joe's South Seas motif while on vacation in the Caribbean.The Tiki culture craze was still widespread in the United States in the 1960s, so in a direct nod to the fad, the Trader Joe's name itself was a spoof on Trader Vic's, the famous tiki-themed restaurant that had opened its first location in the Beverly Hilton in 1955. Trader Vic's in Beverly Hills was notoriously expensive to eat at, but Trader Joe's in Pasadena would provide an irreverent and less expensive offering of food and drink. In years past, BusinessWeek reported that the company had the highest sales per square foot of any grocer in the United States. Fortune magazine estimates sales to be $1,750 in merchandise per square foot, more than double the sales generated by Whole Foods. Great prices, great quality, great customer service.

I visited the vineyard this weekend with my girlfriends. They had visited Morning Glory the year…read moreprior and were hyping the chicken pot pie and quiche. I thought they were exaggerating until I experienced both myself. This is by far the best chicken pot pie I've ever had in my life. I live in Boston and I'm tempted to take the ferry to purchase more!! The quiche was also soo delicious, but I'm not a quiche girlie, so I would only repurchase if I had folks to share it with. I was planning on visiting sometime this summer, but I'm having withdrawals and need more pot pie sooner!!

Nice market with a good selection of produce and dry goods along with fresh baked goods and…read moreprepared foods to go. Not as extensive of a selection as some of the other markets but still a great place to pick up fresh ingredients for all your cooking needs.

PROS: This is a great place to shop at on the island. This is one of the few franchises on the…read moreisland, and I recommend coming here over a local grocery store. Their selection is the greatest and the prices are fair. Staff is also nice CONS: This is a quarter of the size of a regular stop and shop. OVERALL: This is the place id go to for every grocery store needs. Local stores just don't have as much

This market reminds me of the supermarkets one would find in NYC. The aisles are tightly packed,…read morethe options are more limited compared to their larger counterparts but there is still a good variety. The check out is literally right next to the entrance/exit. They have a small amount of fresh/prepackaged foods which may or may not have been sitting there for hours/days. The confusing bit is that there is another section of the store for toiletries or non-grocery items. It isn't so obvious for a newbie like me. You can find soaps, scrubs, baskets, lotions etc. You have to walk through the back area of the shop though. This market serves the need of the people but I am so surprised that it is so tiny since it is serving one of the largest communities on the Island. There aren't many other choices so you just have to suck it up. Don't come expecting too much however.