WOW! This is a really cool stop…read more All in one; boots, shoes, rugged clothing, pet needs, household and barn hardware, fencing including electric, coffee/tea/hot chocolate station, feed for all farm breed and pets, bird feeders, bird seed, wine, beer, grocery items (chilled, frozen, & shelved), canning supplies, gardening and patio items, sunglasses, hats. On and on and on. My wife and I looked like wild eyed tourists seeing NYC for the first time, except we were wandering among the friendly, healthy, big farm folk doing their regular supply runs. I told the cashier, "Their co-op beat Home Depot, Lowe's, Tractor Supply, and any one of our CT grocers, all combined, HANDS DOWN! What did we buy? A sensory calming neoprene licking pad for a foo-foo dog, a $19 shirt for yours truly, and two tomato climbing towers. Yup tourists.

I don't care for yelp, but I signed up specifically to post 5 stars for Rob and his gang. Customer…read morefor decades now, first time getting the shepherds pie, and oh lord. Made me jump through yelp hoops, absolutely delicious as all his offerings always have been

As a lifetime visitor to St Albans ( Way back to Kamp Kill Kare boys camp days) it is always a…read morepleasure to buy our meats for "camp" dinners at the lake from Bob's. Bob is a friendly, experienced and thoughtful business owner. Each and every customer is greeted and served with such class. He personally brings each order to the register up front for his customers from his out of this world hot dogs and supreme ground beef to hos best steaks. He makes you feel really appreciated. We continue to return year after year to Bob's. He treats his customers like gold! Our sincere thanks again in 2023. You deserve every bit of your business's longevity and success!!

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.

Both the Williston and St Albans stores are loaded with unhappy employees who are rude, and invite…read morerudeness from customers. Walmart shopping is not a classy experience. But it's better than shopping at Costco! At least you're not rounded up like cattle and have to PAY to shop there. Heck, a lot of stuff from Costco is cheaper at Walmart! But the thing is, despite being an honest way to make a buck (I won't call it "a living"), people look down on these WallyWorld workers. Even washing dishes is respectable because it's HONEST work. I empathize with the employees, not the rotten operation Walmart runs. My low rating is for WalMart, the Bentonville, AR-based retailer. I'd never be motivated to do my best at any big-box store. I'd just do the minimum to not get fired... LOL, they lock up underwear at the Williston store! :-) "Please sir, can you get those size XXXL panties out of the showcase for me?"

I never received my order on May 8th. I received a text saying it was delivered. I've tried calling…read moremany times and have not been able to speak to an associate. I get a automated recording which says it's been delivered. Frustrating!!! Most of the order was my groceries for the week. I haven't had problems with previous orders being delivered but if Walmart does not correct the issue without more frustration, I won't order again. I would order with Insta Cart!!!!!!!

The pharmacy is poorly run, with fast talking, slow walking clerks who clearly demonstrate a belief…read morethat interrupting, lecturing or speaking over someone so they are unable to get word in edgewise is a desirable skill set...hint; it's not. Add a generally unresponsive yet somehow arrogantly aloof attitude displayed by the pharmacist, hiding behind her computer monitor and the area is a perfect representation of a poorly run department...truly underwhelming and pathetic. The rest of the store ought to be embarrassed by the pharmacy.

Where are the Adults at the Price Chopper Supermarket in St Albans? The only people I see working…read morein the front of the store are children and not very bright children at that. At each and every supermarket if the cashier makes a mistake and over charges you not only get to keep your purchase but you get a complete refund. So is Price Chopper different from the rest of grocery stores? I think not. They just have no adult management. I bought a single bottle of beer. The cashier charged me based on a $10.99/6 pack. But the 6 pack was only $9.99 so instead of refunding me the $1.84+tax they wanted to just refund me 18 cents. Having worked in a supermarket as a cashier and as a manager in several supermarket corporate offices and I have shopped in supermarkets in many states this is not the way things are done. Not at all. But the worst was Alex who can't add/subtract or read. OMG! And one last thing did you realize at Price Chopper they charge you for getting cash back on your debit card? Except for the fact the cashier forgets to tell you beforehand. So ca anyone tell me of another market in St Albans even 15-20 miles away so I don't have to deal with children who can't read or do basic math? Please advise. Thanks! UPDATE... I found Hannaford Supermarket a little further down the street. They sell the same 6 pack for $8.99.