When a business does not support their employees in their attempts to help a customer, they don't…read moredeserve your business. Many other places to shop.

from the first time i walked into Hannaford, my life was changed. everyone that works there is so…read morenice, and extremely willing to help. Bob always asks if you need help getting to your car. ever since i began going to hannaford , i have had an extremely positive shopping experience.

I had the spinach and cheese ravioli at a local restaurant. I liked it so much, I visited their…read moreretail store and bought some more! Delicious.

My husband and I kept hearing about this place and decided to go and look it up. Delicious…read morefood...can't wait to go back. Make sure you check out this little Italian piece of heaven... :).

If I could give Berlin's location a negative star, I would…read more This is the third time I've been harassed by employees with their little handheld devices by the door. I am not stealing from your store, in fact I probably spend anywhere from $800-$1,000/month at your store. To be charged at in front of other customers and accused of not ringing in products that are clearly on my receipt is not only embarrassing but just degrading. I don't appreciate it and especially in front of my daughter who is Autistic and nonverbal. I know this review will fall on deaf ears but if I didn't have to go to Walmart in Berlin due to it being one of the only options in the area, I would not be a customer.

I am a home delivery person and very rarely visit the store. Home delivery, while much, much better…read morethan showing up in person via GMT bus (no longer drive), it has many, many problems in the year and a half I have been with them. Get used to a highly repetitive diet. Bakery is overly sweet. Food overall is a little pricier. No real sales as with the high-low supermarkets. Most of the fresh fruit is inedible. Just try ripening a peach and compare it to the succulent beauties at Shaw's! Despite my highly repetitive diet, they are chronically out of stock on one thing or another. They use an unnamed 3rd party delivery service, and they are literally (nickel and) diming me to death with all the single foods getting its own bag! This added 10 cents each to my cereal and to my frozen pops for getting their own bags. The Vermont bag fee is about reducing bags by charging 10 cents to DISCOURAGE USE OF BAGS ON SINGLE ITEMS. The delivery service either does not know this or does not care.

Co-op customer/member for 30 years…read more While prices have gone up, quality and variety have gone down. The deli/cafe, prepared food, and hot bar come to mind - basically cafeteria food now. RIP prepared beverages. Abnormally generous employee benefits seem ripe for cost cutting, as these expenses are directly passed on to shoppers. There are plenty of folks in our community who are completely priced out of shopping here. I have slowly begun to take my business elsewhere.

There's excellent variety. The hot bar is delicious. My son and I appreciate free samples. Bulk…read moresection is very affordable.

It's not the first time but this PC never stocks enough inventory to last their sale period…read more Wanted to complain, but there were three people on line and one person behind the counter. There aren't enough hours left in my life to wait for this crap. If they can:y keep enough in stock, maybe they should end their sale on Friday. Will think twice before going back here.

I love Price Chopper. This is a fairly new "Super Center"…read morestore. The big box with all the specialty departments: Seafood, deli, meat butcher shop, cheese, wine, pharmacy. You get the idea. Produce is fresh and always being stocked. Prices are decent, and better than the competition, Shaw's. The only drawback is that it is out of downtown Barre and Montpelier. Kind of stuck in between, so it is not too convenient for a grab and go. Located on the Barre-Montpelier Road in the old Ames Plaza. (Route 302).

A grocery store. Instead of shelving at night - it's done at noon: all the isles are blocked…read more Cashiers only wear a cloth rag. Prices expensive.

I just got three chicken wings, prepared , for $3.20. bad enough but then it's fatty globs with…read morecrust

Stopped today for a last minute vege tray for our granddaughters birthday party. My husband…read moresearched the coolers but was unable to find what we needed. The Produce Manager offered to make one up for him as he waited. It was done quickly and very satisfactorily. Very much appreciated!

No gloves but wore mask at checkout and all in store people had mask while shopping. People were…read morenice but big surprise bring your own bags and pack them yourselves. I will shop elsewhere from now on..

I think Quality Market is great !! They have a great selection of specials including meat and deli…read moreproducts. Some of the taxable products tend to be alittle more pricy but the BOGO's are great. Everything is fresh and Guy and Pam also help people that need food delivered for a very resonable rate. Great family business!! C.m.n. Vics

We popped into this place after reading about it in the WSJ. We got the impression that the owner…read morewas a bit hesitant about our intentions when we first walked in. We mentioned the article and he seemed impressed since he didn't think the article would bring anyone in. We loved the eclectic feel of the place. It was a Wednesday and the special was pot pie so that's what we decided to order along with a bottle of Spanish wine. He mentioned the pot pies sold out by 5pm the week before. It was probably the tastiest pot pie we've ever had. Don't pass this place up if you're in the area.

This June will be Fox Market's 1-year anniversary! I learned this during one of my many visits to…read morepick up their delicious foods, because they are so friendly here. What a gem of a place - great ready to eat food, specialty grocery items, AND big smiles. Wednesday - pot pie day! Hefty for its size - the chicken pot pie yesterday (flavors change) was loaded with so much meat that a slice didn't change its shape on my plate. That pie crust was buttery goodness! Thursdays thru Saturdays - hot rotisserie chickens (ready at 4pm)! Sticky caramelized skin, mmmm. These pastured chickens are raised in VT, so they are as clean as they are delicious. Daily baked goods - the banana buttercotch scone, brown butter chocolate chip cookie, & raspberry chocolate chip muffin are all fresh & so yummy, with crispy edges and moist centers. Their strawberry pop tarts look to die for! Groceries - an excellent selection: local eggs, beautiful cheeses, Vermont Salumi, Sisters of Anarchy ice creams, panko breadcrumbs, Asian condiments (fine brewed soy sauce, soup bases, etc.), Tony's chocolate bars, fresh produce, frozen fresh raviolis, kombuchas and specialty sodas, and a large selection of wines. Giving back is a loving theme here. With every purchase, you have an opportunity to give your tips to their monthly partner. This month they are supporting the Pride Center of Vermont. I'm looking forward to next Saturday's dinner special (eat in or to go), and Sunday's savory hand pie!