Nice little country store. Service was great. Found food that I have never seen before.read more

When Grand Union left several years ago, we were wondering what was going to take its place. Turns…read moreout Tops bought out a number of GU grocery stores. As a grocery store, it's unremarkable. It has a decent selection for a smaller town. There's a deli, produce section, dairy aisle, meat department. Everything you would expect from a grocery store with a smaller selection -- although they really do try here. I wish there was more produce to choose from but I'm spoiled coming from the Midwest.

We stopped by for a sandwich and were not disappointed, not at all. Sandwiches were made to order…read morewhile we were there and they were very quick. The grocery store though small in size seemed to have a lot. Prices on dried herbs were so good we grabbed some - lol. Would stop back any time.

Shop local - this is a fantastic local grocery store. Even though it is small, you can usually…read morefind everything you need. I would much rather shop here than drive to a corporate supermarket in Elizabethtown or Lake Placid.

My country bodega paradise, my home away from home, VGM…read more Village Green Market is your typical Vermont country store but also happens to have the best deli around. Our favorites are the Palmer, sliced turkey and bacon with a pesto mayo, and I absolutely love the chicken patties on a sub and even took a picture for my review. Lasagne and Baked ZIti from the hot case are also winter staples, and my kid loves the chicken fingers and hot dogs. I should not forget to mention the bacon corn chowder, or the fall apple crisp. I know most Vermont spots have incredible coffee, and VGM is no exception. I want to scream at all the cars waiting at the Dunkin on Rt 7, there's much better coffee and breakfast sandwiches, freshly made to order just a moment away!! The Shack that is set up in the summer is a grill spot for amazing burgers and dogs and fries... deli and cold salads inside, hot case for soups and hot dishes, and the outdoor shack is seasonal but seriously insanely good burgers. Perfect family dinner spot in the summer, we get our grill items outside and creemees inside to enjoy at the gazebo on the village green. Local bakeries supply the sweets but they also have all the candy staples, my favorite are always peach rings, and the new Reese's Take 5, and sweet spicy chili Doritos. Feels like family when I'm there so I always request my favorites anyways. Make this your new favorite lunch spot too!!!

Husband and are out for a drive and stopped here for a sandwich. Great price and plenty to share!…read moreWe had the The Palmer. Sat at a picnic table on the park across the road and enjoyed the greenery. Stop here if you're headed down Route 7 or in the New Haven area

One of my favorite places in Keene. Local produce and fresh baked goods. The staff are super…read morefriendly and helpful. Overall really great and quiet vibe for a quick lunch or dessert break.

Excellent inventory. We got local produce and an amazing steak from a local farm. the staff was…read morevery friendly and gave us some ice for our cooler since we were traveling. Don't miss out on this awesome place!

For a small-town grocery store (a business we are lucky to have at all in this area), Tops does a…read moregreat job stocking fruits and vegetables, and all the necessities one might look for in such an establishment. There are times when some veggies are unavailable or at the end of their salability, but on the whole it's remarkably reliable. Great deli service also, rotisserie chickens, etc. I feel very lucky to have them in town.

On Saturday July 7, 2018 I went to Tops in Elizabethtown, NY to purchase a few articles. Today…read moreJuly10th I went to open the Promise margarine I purchased and the best buy date is stamped June 05, 2018. I called the store to let them know they should remove this product from the store shelves. I guess they do not rotate and remove outdated products. It will be bad if someone gets sick from this. And this a shame because there is not much choice for food shopping in this area.

My husband and I go out of our way to stand in Karen's line. We always know the service will be…read moreconsistent and friendly. High praise to Karen.

When I moved here, I was pleased with this store, but this recent remodel has me wishing I lived…read moresomewhere else! With no fabric store within 50 miles, they took out most of the fabric, leaving a few remnants and the rest prepackaged yards. They no longer carry fleece, and they don't even carry felt squares. Many other items I used to buy have been removed from the store as well, so finding what I am looking for has become much more difficult across the board. PS - the staff has been doing their best, I'm sure they have been receiving a lot of complaints like mine. I surely hope things improve when this is all over!

Stopped by this super cute grocery store while in town for a vacation. It has everything you need…read moreto bring to your hotel room or Lake House and have an enjoyable time. Just off the main drag in a plaza, this supermarket is great for grabbing essentials, beer, and more. It's the main grocery store servicing the entire Lake Placid area. I used the bathrooms which were clean and easy to find. They had the makeup remover wipes I had forgotten, and great snack options for the drive back home. I would recommend anyone coming into town to stop here!

Came here for items we ran out of or forgot. It's a good local supermarket with decent prices and a…read moregood selection.

I walked into Hannaford expecting a quick, normal trip--grab a drink, pay, and leave. Nothing…read morecomplicated. But somehow, that simple plan turned into one of the most unnecessarily frustrating shopping experiences I've had in a while. It wasn't the store layout, or the lines, or even the prices overall--it was the self-checkout situation that managed to mess up something as small as 88 cents and still leave a bad impression. So there I was at the self-checkout, scanning my items like usual. Everything seemed fine at first. The machine did its little beeps, the total popped up, and I paid without thinking much of it. But afterward, I noticed the total didn't match what I expected. At first I thought maybe I misread a price or grabbed the wrong item--but nope. After actually checking the receipt, there it was: an extra 88 cents that didn't make any sense. Now, 88 cents isn't life-changing money, obviously. But that's not really the point. It's the fact that the system--this supposedly efficient, modern, "convenient" self-checkout robot--managed to get something so basic wrong. And there's no easy way to question it in the moment unless you want to call someone over and hold up the whole line. So you either let it go or deal with the awkward process of proving a machine messed up. What makes it worse is how avoidable it feels. That 88 cents could've gone toward something else--like literally another drink. That's the annoying part. It's not just "oh well, small mistake." It's the fact that I walked out knowing I paid for something I didn't actually get, and that small difference could've added up to something tangible, even if it's just a second bottle or can. And honestly, these self-checkout systems are supposed to make things smoother, but moments like this do the opposite. Instead of speeding things up, they shift all the responsibility onto the customer while still being prone to errors. If a cashier made that mistake, at least there's a clear person to talk to. When it's a machine, it just feels like you're arguing with a wall. It also makes you wonder how often this kind of thing happens. If I noticed 88 cents, how many people don't notice? Those tiny amounts can add up over time, and it starts to feel less like a one-time glitch and more like a system that isn't as reliable as it should be. Even if it's unintentional, it's still frustrating from a customer perspective. In the end, it's not about the money--it's about the experience. A quick stop turned into irritation over something that shouldn't have happened in the first place. And yeah, it sticks with you more than it should, because it's such an easy thing to get right. All I wanted was my drink, and instead I left thinking about how I could've had another one if the system had just worked properly. Ps im never shopping here again( I mean I will but you get the point)

I have been going to Hannaford in Middlebury, Vermont for years! I love everything about it. I have…read morebeen a Hannaford to go customer since the pandemic, but recently, they hired a new manager in that department of Hannaford to go. In the past the workers were very pleasant and they made me feel like they were family ! It used to be an enjoyable experience, until Amanda took over. I have been a loyal customer for years, not liking anything about my transactions in the last month. Sad!

Great customer service and food. I am never dissatisfied with my lunch from Pratts. The salads and…read morebeans they make are the best.

This is the best sandwich shop. They have created a deli with unique sandwiches and people come…read morefrom great distances to enjoy them The Bridporter and Roadrunner are our favorites You can't go wrong getting a sandwich at Pratts