The staff here are very helpful friendly as I'm pretty much confined to a wheelchair and going in…read morethe stores next to Impossible where my wheelchair is a little wider than most the bathroom is inaccessible unless you know how to back up because there's a bit of a step there the bathroom is most always clean parking can be a little bit rough at times as this is a small store and has a lot of regular clientele so don't be afraid to park out back if you have to

I was assisted by Eda(maybe Etta) and she was phenomenal! She was so kind, helpful and was able to…read morehelp me add a sale to my order that didn't calculate correctly in the system. She's was also super efficient and a great multitasker. She was running a register and easy scan. She made sure to address me as soon as I needed help while finishing with another customer at her register. Same when she was assisting me. Some came to her register and she made it a point to greet them and keep them engaged while we were waiting. She's a true ROCKSTAR and you are lucky to have her!

I don't know if a supermarket necessarily needs a review, but this supermarket is a staple of the…read moreMiddlebury College community. I feel really at home coming here for some reason. It might be that small town New England feel to it, where everyone in town knows each other, as indicated by the cashiers always so friendly and striking up meaningful small talk with all their customers. Catch us Middlebury College students here often for buying food for when the school doesn't feed us (Thanksgiving 2015 was my first one without family but still only my second most miserable Thanksgiving...) or when their overpriced student stores don't stock what we need (especially fruit). Thank goodness this place is around, it is definitely a supermarket. I always get worried when these small towns try to support local businesses as much as possible, but thankfully this supermarket chain is around. (Local businesses are definitely a good thing though! I know I sound awful, forgive me!) It seems that Middlebury town has what I need for the most part. I have so many memories already with this market. It's closer than Hannaford's, so best bet I'm never going there by foot when I can come here.

The VG has been a local treasure for the entire 47 years I've been in the Valley. And it gets…read morebetter with every passing year. It is WAY more than just a convenience store, although it is that, as well They have the best beer selection around--an entire walk in cooler with a broad selection of beers from all over. Wowser! Their deli has great food either cooked to order or serve-yourself hot dishes like chili and Mac and Cheese. After hours for the deli, you can still get a nice set of selections, including my favorite--their deviled eggs. And pretty soon, the serve-yourself creemee machines will be up and running for the season. Did I mention their specials? Including the annual lobster boil? Oh, and they were the first gas station in the Valley to offer ethanol-free gas. Plus, they give back a percentage of gas sales to a local charity each month. The VG is truly a gem! I'm so glad they are here and hope they will be--FOREVER!

Village Grocery is a great little convenience store in the heart of the Town of Waitsfield…read more They've got a great selection of packaged groceries, homemade soups and chili, and a full deli (albeit with limited operating hours). I snagged a medium-sized bowl of hearty chili for about $3 and it was a very generous portion. Considering I was up here for a ski weekend, I'd have probably paid about $7-$8 for that same bowl on the mountain. Staff were extremely friendly - all the more reason to shop small businesses and support the local community!

We absolutely love the Warren Store! The vibes are so good the food doesn't need to be, but it IS!…read moreThis time around we had breakfast one day and lunch another (sadly eaten too quickly to be photographed). The 802 coffee grounds are A+ as are the friendly staff members. Can't wait to visit again.

The sandwiches are next level. The setting like most in Vermont is pretty by the water. One star…read moreoff tho as The help tho was not too friendly.

In general I try not to stop at gas stations in New York State, the gas taxes are absolutely…read moreinsane. But if you are in the Ticonderoga area and you need to buy enough gas to get you to Vermont to save $.30 a gallon. Then stop at Maplefields, yeah the prices are the same as every other gas station in town but the restrooms are clean, they have spacious seating, free Wi-Fi and an in store Amato's for food. You also have access at a small fee these days to showers if you are on a long haul trucking assignment. As gas stations go this is a very very nice one.

THANK YOU for being open 24/7. Our gas tank was running on empty when we finally got here. Life…read moresaver!!!!

I visited this lovely country store last week and was pleasantly surprised. It had a little bit of…read moreeverything, including homemade pizza. Was very impressed with the wine selection also. The current owners were very hospitable and, in between customers, were happy to talk out their experience buying and renovating the place. Great couple, great store!

Great baked goods and a nice selection of local products including candles, maple syrup, and soaps…read more They have sandwiches and the homemade pizza smelled really good. Friendly owners. It is a great stop whether you need fuel and a few groceries or need a pit stop when out cycling.

Nice place to stop by cashier and helpers are very nice people they have great customer service and…read morethey are always very friendly

The staff was excellent. They were extremely busy for Black Friday. I only visit about once a…read moreyear, but I am never disappointed. They have a pretty wide range of selections. My only desire would be for a little more comprehensive history section. I know they already have a Vermont section, but a bit more robust choices in the two would really set them apart. Saying all that, I've never left empty handed. Prices are about standard for the market

Hey hey Adventurers! I found this on one of my excursions into the surrounding towns and I'm so…read moreglad I did. The staff were friendly, everything was very organized and had a pretty good selection of books. If you want a non-chain bookstore I'd recommend this place. It also sits in the middle of a bunch of different food places within walking distance.