Best supermarket in the neighborhood. The deli section was amazing and great service.read more

Supermercato EMI is an excellent supermarket. It is large, with a wide selection of food,…read morebeverages, and other goods. Aisles are wide and well-organized. Staff are friendly and helpful (though I advise learning some Italian phrases -- unlike the larger cities, English is not widely-spoken in this region). Prices are good; EMI also stocks a variety of other items you mightn't find at a stateside supermarket, such as clothing, electronics, and bicycles. Note for those unfamiliar with the Italian supermarket system that items such as fruit and baked goods must be weighed and labeled at computerized scales where you pick them up; the cashier cannot do it for you at checkout and will send you back (ask me how I know). Ample parking out front and quick access to and from the Autostrada. A great store.

All you need is here - opened 7 days a week!…read more Coop is a supermarket chain. There is a small one in town at the harbour. But you really should head for this one - the big one (located in a mini-mall)! Everything you need is here. Meat (fresh, packed or frozen), cold meats, bread, pastry, cookies, olive oil, dairy products, pasta, all the non-food items, beer, wine, spirits and a great selection of fresh fish and seafood! It's like a Safeway / Walmart / Tesco...that kinda supermarket. A wee bit smaller of course. We shopped here on a daily basis during our time in San Vincenzo this year and the year before. Especially the seafood / fish selection is very nice....and so fresh! And you really can walk away with a huge load of seafood for under 20 Euro. The cold meat cuts and their cheese are great too ... and really low-priced, but high quality. Also great to stock up your alcohol! And if you need anyhting else to eat / cook or other items for you household, they probably got it too. It's also where the locals shop. Opened 7 days a week (sundays only in the morning), except for holidays like Christmas or Easter.

Probably the only place in Italy where people are not nice. Here is looking at you chubby cashier…read moregirl with fake blonde highlights. Everyone else was so helpful except for your brunette cashier friend. Some tips: bring a euro coin to unlock the carts. You get it back after return. Weigh and tag your produce or chubby cashier girl gets steamed. If it is such a problem why not put up a sign that it needs to be done? Montepulciano is frequented by many tourists. Very clean store. Not high end products but good quality. Bring bags.

Store in Montepulciano, Italy has been upgraded since my last visit and it is fabulous. Large…read moreselection of everything you can imagine. Liken it to a Gelson's in California, but much more reasonable priced. And, yes, weigh, code and tag your fruits and vegetables where necessary. Love the new parking structure where they validate your ticket at check out for free parking. Previously parking was a nightmare.

... this Coop in Montevarchi is truly a feast for the eye ... their stock of vegetables, fruits,…read morecheeses, meat cuts and pastas is very expansive ... also very much seasonal.

This supermarket is simply amazing. It's buzzing with life and has more variety of food than you…read morecan imagine. It's a pure joy to stroll along the isles and discover new foods. Take your time, it's life you're looking at. Enjoy it ;-)

Amazing salad options and wine to boot! The owner speaks great English and is very helpful. I'm…read morehappy to have found this shop while doing laundry next door. It's affordable, tasty and is worth stopping by.

Love this store! For such a small store it carries everything you need! My only complaint is the…read morecheckout. The cashiers are the most unfriendly people. I feel I'm so nice and friendly when I go in there and I don't even get a crack of a smile. I've never seen someone who looks like they hate their job so much. My change is always thrown on the counter along with a bag. Please treat your tourists as you do your locals. A smile goes a long way

This was the only market we found in Cortona that carried a larger variety of food and products…read more While we found it perfectly supplied for such a small store, we thought the employees - especially the women behind the bread counter, were very unpleasant. In fact, we were always afraid of going in and dealing with such sour individuals. If we had rented a car, we probably would have made the trip down to Conad in Camucia during our 2 week stay in Cortona.