store and bathroom very clean staff super friendly…read morepositive vibe!

As far as gas stations with stores go, this place excels in cleanliness, functioning pumps, clean…read morerestrooms. If only all gas stations could be this nice!

Average gas station no problems other than no overhead protection from rain or shine. Also why the…read moreonly real image a lawnmower

As we pull up to get gas we threw out few pieces of trash from our road trip. The manager comes…read moreover and tells us this is not a car wash. Excuse me sir, if it is such a problem to throw out trash, DON'T HAVE TRASH CANS AVAILABLE. It is ridiculous to tell customers not to use the trash can when they are actively buying gas from your station.

First visit today! Just to check it out, ended up getting stuff to make tacos for brunch…read more It's better than the old Hannafords! Fairly typical set up for Hannafords. Produce, deli, hot foods and bakery on the right side of the building. Middle lanes for your packaged goods. Left side for all things refrigerated! Too bad I don't live so close to Milton anymore, this would be my go-to store if so!

The skewers steak were terrible. The peppers had a fowl taste as well as the onions and steak…read more Buyer be ware do not buy marinated skewers from this store, you will regret buying this poorly prepared steak and marinated food.

How can one not love Trader Joe's!!! As with most Trader Joe's, staff are super friendly and they…read moreoffer their classic TJ items found even at my Harlem local (which does not offer wine like here). As with most Trader Joe's, staff are super friendly. This appears to be the only one in the area, so they can easily sell out on a certain item... but they quickly restock. Always when I'm visiting family in Burlington, I stop by to pick up my favorites. Note, on this occasion, they have a local "specialty" beverage section with Mead from Vermont! (Wow!) My only issue here, since this is the Burlington area's only TJ's, the parking lot is always crowded and it can be a challenge getting back on Dorset from Garden with the stoplight.

So, I'm in my mid-40s and had never been to Trader Joe's before last fall, which my Boyfriend…read morethought was hilarious - so a few months ago we stopped in Burlington just so I could check it out. We came back again today as well. I regret not going sooner! So much to see. LOVE "Everything but the bagel" and also the mushroom umami spice thingy. Amazing cheese selection. Great staff - Boyfriend was looking at some onion pretzel things and one of the ladies working there brought him samples to try without him even asking. We will be back often!

For the Burlington area, City Market remains a great place to shop, with some mainstream options as…read morewell as significant natural/organic/artisan options. That being said, this is the original and smaller of their two stores in Burlington. I needed two varieties dried chili peppers, common to find in New York City, and had checked out a variety of other stores, finding Pasilla at the larger City Market Flynn Avenue shop. They didn't have the missing one I needed, Costeno, they did have something that worked as a substitute. They seem to have many more dried mushroom items than dried chili peppers. My main issue with this location is the amount of parking. It's tight.

When we were in town we had a Suite with a fully stocked kitchen so we found this grocery store…read morenear the downtown strip. It was similar to a Sprouts or Erewon. I was able to get everything I needed and more. They had a great wine selection which was perfect since I wanted to put a gift basket together for Joe's brothers whom we were visiting next for the final part of our trip. I was warned that it was expensive but I didn't really think it was that bad and was curious about it being a co-op store. I was able to get everything to make an Italian pasta dinner with Marinara. It was so nice to be able to have a homemade dinner in our suite. That's the thing about traveling is you get so weary of eating out every meal. This place was a great little grocery store just off the main strip of the Burlington downtown.

The Dunkin in this Stewart store absolutely sucks. They can't even read a ticket properly and get…read morethe orders right So disappointed in that Dunkin

I walked into the store to get water and a lottery ticket. I wasn't from the area and asked the…read moreextremely rude woman a question, and she snapped at me. Ok, so I went to pay and only had a 50.00 bill before I got it out of my wallet she snapped and said I can't break that. Its pretty sad when a store of that magnitude can't break a 50. She has red hair with curled bangs and very pale skin. I'd guess she was 60 -65 years old. What a horrible cashier and should fired.

Convenient, pretty efficient with Rx, helpful pharmacy folks…read more They don't always have what I need in stock. The app is way more complicated than it should be. Trial and error to find what I need.

Love this place always friendly. Customer service is amazing - usually same day serviceread more

Rail City is not a Walmart; it's a distinctive store dedicated to providing good, healthy, and…read morelocally sourced food, including bulk options for shoppers seeking value and quality. On the opposite side of the store, you'll find an impressive selection of local and Vermont-made products, creative work from regional designers, and exclusive items you simply won't see at Walmart. During a recent visit, I noticed two small carts positioned near the front door, highlighting the store's thoughtful attention to customer convenience. The owner and cashiers are warm and welcoming to everyone, whether you're from the area or visiting from out of town. Unfortunately, some reviews misinterpret what Rail City offers. It is not a Walmart--rather, it is a one-of-a-kind Vermont store that proudly supports local products and extends genuine friendliness to all who enter. I highly recommend visiting Rail City for a truly unique and delightful shopping experience

All items are priced out by double $2.99 is the price for a Macro Bar at Target. $4.09 for the…read moreMacro Bar at Rail City Market. The Vanilla bottle is $21 but if you go to Walmart or Target you will see the same bottle priced at $14. If you are someone looking to save money instead of waste it you would not be shopping here. They used to have a small cart by the front but the manager started to hide the cart in the back since coming in with my son who is brown. I assume they think he will steal just based on the way he looks.