Located in a shopping strip, Healthy Living is like a localized miniature Whole Foods. They make…read moremost of the prepped items at the store and they offer a good variety. I bought some local apple cider and some local honey at a reasonable price. Service is prompt and friendly. They even offered some swag at the check out counter which is an unexpected surprise!

This was across the plaza at the hotel we stayed in. The hotel had a kitchenette so we decided to…read moreget dinner that we can heat up and serve in our room. This market reminds me of Whole Foods. We picked our dinner from their prepared foods section and I have to say they were tasty, healthy and just right portion. One of my favorite is their basque cheesecake. I would recommend that!

Shaw's responded to my review and asked me to send a message and include my contact information…read more Over 9 days later and sending 2 messages, no response. I like Shaw's and this is sad, especially after I posted about being a 100% disabled veteran and needing my items.

Very poor service. Called twice to see if there were going to have fried chicken in case. They…read moretold me both times yes , they even checked with manager .. Drove out of my way. Just so the deli manager could tell me sorry. We don't have fried chicken here .. no one is helpful at all there .. no wonder they are rated 2.9

Huge Walmart! We found everything we needed for a couple days. Clean, well stocked, and organized…read more No wait in the checkout line. One employee, Melissa, was super helpful in helping us find the area of the store with firewood.

Our trip to the Walmart in Williston, VT was without a doubt the worst retail experience we have…read moreever had in our 65 plus years on the planet. There are very few employees to be found. Moreover, if you aren't fluent in Spanish, forget about it. Never again. Never again.

much prefer going here over bigger stores on Shelburne rd or in Williston. behind the unassuming…read moreexterior, this market has a great selection and super kind employees. always have a good experience here and they carry things no one else does in the area.

Love the store lov the location and the food and drinks and people there make me feel right at homeread more

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!

What's not to love about Trader Joe's? As a transplant from Southern California, going to Trader…read moreJoe's feels like a short visit home. Very friendly employees, too.

I've decided I hate this Hannaford. Not only do they refuse to carry items that I know are carried…read moreby other Hannafords where I have shopped regularly before (and then the "customer service" rep here insists that they do in fact carry everything that every other Hannaford carries, and it is *I* that am mistaken!), but they are often out of basic staples that any grocer should have, large or small. Once, they were out of fresh basil. OK, I can see that -- it is perishable, it's an herb, you can sub the dried stuff, and they usually only keep a small stock anyway. But on that same day, they were out of strawberries. Well...I mean, it was the end of summer, but you can usually get them even in February in a large supermarket chain, right? Another time, I could not find a single banana that was not as green as the Vermont mountains in June. And the last time I was there, all the flat parsley (what little there was of it) had been freed from their little bindings...and, thus liberated, had been strewn, bruised and battered, all over the other produce. The cilatnro, in particular, were not amused. So *maaaaybe* I can excuse being out of some produce...I mean, it is perishable and all, right? So you don't want to order too much and throw the rest out all the time... But what excuse can they give for being out of dried foods, like Near East Original Rice Pilaf? Jiffy corn bread mix? Press-and-Seal food wrap??!!? The Press-And-Seal, I am betting, does not even have an expiration date!!! Inexcusable. Clearly, they need new management. Particularly in produce, where every time I ask the produce manager to help me find something, she gives me the wrong answer ("no we don't have it" when they do) or I find it before she does. C'mon.

I have been coming to Hannafords for years. I'm here every week for food for the house and for…read morelunches for work. I can't say that I'm overly impressed but over all its gotten the job done. The selection is good at times but is rotten at other times when I comes to the produce. You really need to look at this if you want good fresh veggies. The staff always seems helpful. If you can not find something then ask! They will either bring you to it or point you in the right direction. Prices are hit or miss just like any other super market in the area. Some weeks its great and others its so-so. But the one thing that I do like about this place is the fact that you don't need to carry around a card to get the savings. Unlike Shaw's and Price chopper. So that's a nice plus! The only thing I hate about this location is the self check out machines. They never seem to work correctly. Its more of a hassle then they are worth. I'd rather see real people then a machine. But thats just me. Otherwise its not to bad!

Luckily for most Shoppers in Chittenden County there are other options like Jake's One Market…read moreCommodities in Winooski the co-op in Burlington in both ends to get Vermont based products because the store is overpriced the staffer pretentious and when you complain or try to point out your bad experiences the people that own the place try to go out of their way to have your opinions muted or silence unfortunately for them that's not going to happen horrible experience would not recommend ever shopping there

Nice store , good fruit and vegetables ( but higher priced than Trader Joe's) , beautiful fish but…read moreI believe it was all previously frozen. If I'm driving 3 hours to get there I'll stop across the street at Trader Joe's instead. It's a good store but not great.

Bread & Butter Farm is a wonderful place to visit! The shop/bakery cafe was open when we visited…read morethis week during the kids school break. This was a great spot to make after touring the Vermont Teddy Bear Factory. We tried the almond flour cake which is a must order! We also bought the orchard apples, maple onion hot sauce, and chili and cheese bread. Staff were so nice here. They offered a chopping board and bread knife so we could cut the bread and apples and enjoy outside in the sun. We also walked around the cafe/shop to the back to check out the brown cows! They were so friendly. Our kids adored Nelson, the farm cat!

What an amazing farm. We came here to see the eclipse, they have an awesome shop that sells meats…read morefrom the farm, some great coffee and merch. The land is beautiful with amazing views, and the family that runs the farm are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. They were slinging burgers, hot dogs, ect for the event. When we arrived I got myself an iced maple latte, so good! For lunch I got a cheeseburger and kale salad, and man both were excellent (hence why I took some steaks home). Highly recommend to stop in to support this family farm !