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

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!

I was assisted by Eda(maybe Etta) and she was phenomenal! She was so kind, helpful and was able to…read morehelp me add a sale to my order that didn't calculate correctly in the system. She's was also super efficient and a great multitasker. She was running a register and easy scan. She made sure to address me as soon as I needed help while finishing with another customer at her register. Same when she was assisting me. Some came to her register and she made it a point to greet them and keep them engaged while we were waiting. She's a true ROCKSTAR and you are lucky to have her!

I don't know if a supermarket necessarily needs a review, but this supermarket is a staple of the…read moreMiddlebury College community. I feel really at home coming here for some reason. It might be that small town New England feel to it, where everyone in town knows each other, as indicated by the cashiers always so friendly and striking up meaningful small talk with all their customers. Catch us Middlebury College students here often for buying food for when the school doesn't feed us (Thanksgiving 2015 was my first one without family but still only my second most miserable Thanksgiving...) or when their overpriced student stores don't stock what we need (especially fruit). Thank goodness this place is around, it is definitely a supermarket. I always get worried when these small towns try to support local businesses as much as possible, but thankfully this supermarket chain is around. (Local businesses are definitely a good thing though! I know I sound awful, forgive me!) It seems that Middlebury town has what I need for the most part. I have so many memories already with this market. It's closer than Hannaford's, so best bet I'm never going there by foot when I can come here.

You know, for the location and size, it is a decent market. They have a small selection of…read morevegetables and fruits but the pricing was more than fair. For example, I paid two bucks for a huge zucchini I would probably have paid 5 dollars for at my local whole foods. Overall the prices seemed like prices I would see at any other shop. I guess they have to service their community. It's surprising because small towns like these often take advantage of the tourists and jack up the prices. THey have a decent selection of prepackaged foods and a small area for souvenirs. I wouldn't trust the deli though, it looked dirty and dank. It didn't seem like they offered very much anyway. Their meats were also a bit questionable but I wasn't on the prowl for any except pre-packaged deli meat. The staff were fine; what more can you expect from a cashier. Would come back but only because the choices are limited

We just moved to the area and was surprised to see a small but well stocked grocery store in town…read moreat decent prices. They had a section of fresh produce and meats (raw and cooked). Freezer fridge with all your typical needs like frozen veggies, ice cream etc. We also saw that they sold the local Mom and Pop Maple Syrup as well. While looking for groceries, i could tell a lot of local shop there as people stopped to talk to each other (while keeping social distance) to catch up and say hi. We found everything we needed both times we came here and will definitely be coming here for our grocery needs.

Before warning. IF YOU PLAN ON SHOPPING AT SHAWS SUPPER MARKET.!!! We just went to our shaws in…read moreRandolph Vt and they are changing all the prices for everything. We spent just over $200.00 and walked out with 2 small bags of just essential food. So with the government shutdown the price gouging has started.

Store not clean. Out of date products on shelf. I gave them 2 stars because out of all their…read moreissues, they do have very good customer service.

A solid co-op where I like to buy ingredients for my oatmeal by weight. They have all sorts of…read moreseeds, dried fruits, nuts, grains, trail mix etc. Produce is also decent. The cashiers are helpful.

This store is well worth the hour drive it takes me to get there from the Adirondacks. The veggies,…read moreorganic meats, dairy are all fresh and the displays are appealing. If I lived in the area full time, I'd definitely want to become a member. It an oasis for me in what would otherwise feel like a food desert.

Cute! It is one of the old store in the area and is a must visit spot, not just because of its…read morerustic looks but for the food and coffee. They had all the retro candies to enjoy and beautiful vintage decors. They staff is pretty friendly and locals to buy from here. Coffee here was just delicious!

What a treasure. On Vermont 100 only place open in 30 miles as most places closed Monday-Wednesday…read more Serves great sandwich's, burgers , fries plus hot beverages. Plenty of cold beverages to choose from . Eat inside or on deck. Friendly service. Also shop in country store.

Great little store with lots of good stuff and nice people…read more Stopped in almost daily while in the area for ingredients for meals. Head in there for local meats, produce, baked goods and pantry staples. Also have an excellent selection of beer and prepared foods :) Wish we had a store like this where I'm from!

Quaint little country store that used to be a school house. Local foods as well as a good variety…read moreof other stuff. Cheery service!

I haven't eaten in there, but food and groceries are always very good quality. A nice alternative…read moreto a supermarket

We visited Vermont for Labor Day weekend and came here to get a sandwich but ended up buying…read moregroceries instead! Lots of choices from local Vermont and New Hampshire farms. I even saw my all time favorite caramel sauce = Fat Toad made with goat´s milk. We ended up getting several local cheeses, ciders and beers, and meat from nearby farms. Staff were friendly and even helped me out to my car cause I had too many bags to carry on my own. Next time we are in town, I will be sure to stop by during the hours the deli is open to try one of their yummy looking sandwiches.

This best Cuban sando in all of New England, stop in and grab a bite and some maple syrup too…read more And don't forget the baked goods

great sandwiches, very cool Vermont classics, friendly staff. Love stopping here for food, snacks,…read moreand good vibes