This place has the best samples! I love that the owners don't care that I just stood at the cheese…read moreplatter and ate like 10 pieces. I also liked that it was not just me standing around the cheese platter. There is a cute corner where customers can enjoy their food. I would recommend coming here for coffee. The selection is great and they have a surprise/mystery bag for under $10. The dripped coffee is for a good price too. The groceries are too pricey for me, but maybe when my income is higher I would actually buy something here. Lastly, the customer service is great here!

The South Royalton Market is a great small food cooperative that exceeds your every expectation…read more Aside from having great local foods at a reasonable price, they cater wonderfully to the law students and businesspeople of South Royalton. In the morning they have breakfast sandwiches, bagels, homemade scones, homemade muffins, and an extensive coffee bar. For lunch, they provide two homemade hot soups each day, one vegetarian and one not, a hot lunch special, and a myriad of other choices in their prepared food case. As if that wasn't enough, the Market is one of the great places for homebrew supplies in in our area. They have an experienced brewer on staff who is there to answer your questions and guide you through any of your brewing challenges.

Before warning. IF YOU PLAN ON SHOPPING AT SHAWS SUPPER MARKET.!!! We just went to our shaws in…read moreRandolph Vt and they are changing all the prices for everything. We spent just over $200.00 and walked out with 2 small bags of just essential food. So with the government shutdown the price gouging has started.

Store not clean. Out of date products on shelf. I gave them 2 stars because out of all their…read moreissues, they do have very good customer service.

Great supermarket for our area. Big fresh produce selection, with bargains most days, Fish…read moredepartment, cheeses, meat and all the boxed and canned goods. Also convenient pharmacy and liquor store. Staff are friendly

Meat guy is a mess. he will not get you things in the back that should be in the front. Hes rude.read more

Fantastic sandwiches, the cook was super nice and helpful, and the town is cute and quaint! Located…read moreright by a park where you can eat at picnic tables and such. Definitely would recommend!

The serving sizes are large and the food is hearty. Sandwiches hit the spot and their sides are…read morefilling. I loved the breading on the fried okra. Inside the deli is a treasure trove of everything you need, i.e., convenience necessities or specialty grocery items.

Went back here having not been in for years. Saw a woman/employee coughing when we went in. This is…read morenear the produce. Went shopping. Got near the frozen food aisle and here comes unmasked coughing employee moving around the back of store. Then she's back to stocking shelves. How is she at work? Has anyone heard of COVID that works here? Needless to say, my hubby wanted to get the hell out of there quickly and now doesn't ever want to go back. It isn't the same store as it was many years ago. They need to look at how great coop stores are in Vt. and copy them. Oh and tell your employees to stay home when sick!

The Co-Op has wonderful flowers that are beautiful and high quality…read more The prices are high but that is what you get...great stuff. However, the staff are not helpful, not pleasant and are quite rude. If it were not for the flowers themselves I would go elsewhere like Vermont Cut Flowers. They have wonderful flowers with a great staff but I didn't have time to go over there. After having lived in the Upper Valley for about 20 years the attitude sadly reinforces Hanover's reputation. I have enjoyed their annual Dairy Day where they promote products to encourage you to shop at their store but again the overall attitude continues to discourage me from shopping there. The flowers themselves 5 stars. The service probably 1.5.

NOW CLOSED but it was, in its day, The best!…read more Much more of a grocery store than Will's and they had an actual, very excellent deli that carved you up whatever you wanted. They had a gas pump and bait and all kinds of useful stuff that you didn't ordinarily see in normal stores.

I haven't eaten in there, but food and groceries are always very good quality. A nice alternative…read moreto a supermarket

We visited Vermont for Labor Day weekend and came here to get a sandwich but ended up buying…read moregroceries instead! Lots of choices from local Vermont and New Hampshire farms. I even saw my all time favorite caramel sauce = Fat Toad made with goat´s milk. We ended up getting several local cheeses, ciders and beers, and meat from nearby farms. Staff were friendly and even helped me out to my car cause I had too many bags to carry on my own. Next time we are in town, I will be sure to stop by during the hours the deli is open to try one of their yummy looking sandwiches.

A fresh start to an old business, a business known for a community meeting spot to catch up on…read moregossip and news as well as stocking up on food and commodities . You can step into the building and quickly notice the delicious smells of homemade pastries and coffee. There is an assortment of snacks to appeal to all diets and preferences. Sharon trading Post is a one stop shop and community network spot for the local residences as well as travelers . Travelers can easily get off the highway and quickly get back on highway with ease as their belly's are full and gas tank has been filled .

Never thought I wouldn't say there's too much meat on a steak and cheese sub, but there's so much…read moremeat that the whole thing is dry! Where's the cheese? Mayo is squirted across the top. Vegetables aren't cooked if you can find them, the rolls was supposed to be toasted and it's not. Since when do you have to use a fork to eat a sub? Make sure you grab 4/5 packages of mayo or mustard so it not as dry. I was surprised they actually had white American cheese to put on it.

The concept behind this farm is super sweet (ba dum tiss). What I mean by that is that there is a…read morelot of trust involved here, as they utilize a farm share system. Sort of like subscribing to those businesses that send you cool mystery packages, a farm share is where you pay to support the farm and in return you get a share of the farm's harvest, whatever they end up harvesting. You will need to pick it up yourself of course. Jules invited me to tag along with her to pick up the farm share harvest for the week. No one was really there to monitor everything that day (we were actually the only ones present at the moment). The farm people just left the harvested goods there in a barn and you sign off on the list that you picked up your share! This time around we got scallions, kale, and scallions. There is even a barter box where you can leave behind items you do not want and in return, you can take any items that you want.

It's #thankyouthursday, so I'm taking some time this morning to think of businesses that made life…read morein 2020 better for me and for their communities. And Sweetland is the first place that came to mind. This place is working super hard to bring local, nutritious meats and produce to the community. On top of that, they do everything they can to actually build that community and it's resilience. In normal years, their CSA pickup and you pick crops for members are a really awesome way to meet and visit with neighbors, and they also host a variety of awesome events and let you wander around the beautiful farm. Chris and Norah and the crew are also really kind and welcoming. This year, despite being crazy busy filling their sold out CSA shares, they also put lots of time and effort into starting a grocery pick up service for community members to be able to get food safely. I worked with them on this project, and was amazed by how hard working, caring, and innovative they are. They really cared about their team, other local farmers, and their community. It's very inspiring to be around them.