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.

Very decent co-op and the best place in Middlebury to get fresh and quality food. For a small…read morespace, they have a little of everything, fresh, organic and local produce, packaged goods, vegan, dairy, beer&wine, bakery, herbal remedies, meats and deli. + Ambiance - small foot print - smaller than Sprouts or TJs but packed with goodies. It's clean, well organized and natural. ++ Goods - a little of everything including organic, local and packaged products. They buy from local farmers and producers. If you are a foodie and are from outside of VT, this is where you are most likely to find your labels or substitutes. ++ Service - very helpful and friendly. Most are informed much more so than at a regular grocer. They'll special order too. - Price - Annual membership is $20 and depends how much you shop, you may/may not get an annual check/dividend. Their prices are generally higher than already very high VT food prices. + Parking - private lot shared with the bagel / bakery. For a small town, it's great to have this Co-Op!

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

LoVe this Hancock Country Store!…read more Sara the owner dd a beautiful job renovating this old building. She told me that she's been here for a decade! I couldn't believe it but I haven't been in the habit of stopping in Hancock. This CS though will be in my circulation :)! It's one of my favorite finds this season! Hubbard's I think appeals to visitors as well as locals bc they do have a bit of everything and a deli with super reasonable prices! It's a great place to pick up CofFeE, snacks, sandwiches, pizza, bevies, mementos, gifts etc., to your hikes or to wherever. Sara is very personable and helpful! It's conveniently located on SR125 where SR100 & SR125 meet, across from the tiny hotel restaurant. Hubbard's will soon be offering gas as well. That'll be nice to have gas on both ends of the Middlebury Gap. There are several parking spots in front of the store. Enjoy!

Going for a nice ski driving down from Stowe to okemo... I got a little hungry and looked at Yelp…read morefor a pizza and they gave me this place Hubbard's country store. It is a cute country store and walking around. I picked up a note pad for my wife for her Christmas stocking ... But I came here for the pizza. I ordered up a large onion, pepper and sausage... And it was delightful... The cheese was great. The toppings were ample and the tomato sauce was a great balance... The fresh dough made it complete. It didn't hurt that the person making it was welcoming. Great at conversation and if I dare say darn good looking. I couldn't recommend this place enough. If you're in the area, drop into the store. See what they have. Order up a pizza. Grab some ice cream. Grab a couple of gifts. You won't go wrong.

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!

Excellent experience today at woodchuck! Prices are very reasonable, $5 per flight of four samples!…read moreWe also shared a cheese plate that was $15 and came with a box of crackers, whole sausage, and sleeve of cheese. The variety of ciders/drinks gave choices for everyone in our group! Highly recommend to anyone in the area

I already knew I loved Woodchuck ciders and it was a great experience to taste the other brand they…read moreown. Bartender was charming and friendly! Our only issue was that we couldn't buy the new-to-us flavor where we live, so we tried to purchase a pack of it there. Unfortunately, Sunday at 3pm seems to be a peak time and you can't check out everything at the bar. Waited at the merch stand for 15 mins and the poor guy couldn't catch a break. We had to leave. We probably won't be coming back because we ultimately got to try new things so we'll just settle for buying our ciders elsewhere.

Dog friendly and super friendly in general! Attached to a restaurant so you can take your food and…read moreeat on the brewery side. I wasn't sure which beer I wanted to try so the bartender gave me a sample and when I decided poured a very full glass of the red dwarf. The brewery is dog friendly with a water bowl on the side and a big container of dog treats. The beer itself was good. There's some small seating areas inside. Really appreciated the kindness.

I was here during a tasting trail and had a sampler flight of 7 beers, which I believe is the…read morenumber of taps they have. There was a nice mix of year round brews and rotating recipes. Normally I trend towards stouts but in this case Heart of Lothian was my favorite. My recommendation though is to try them all! They have an assortment of board games on tables inside - we played Trouble while sipping our brews. There are a few tables outside as well. Definitely worth a visit.

So stingy with amount given at tasting! Do you know the drops of wine that remain at the divot at…read morethe bottom of your wine glass? That's how much you get for a "tasting" of each wine. Cross my heart. Could barely taste each wine and definitely couldn't smell the wines. How can one tell from literally drops of wine whether you want to buy a bottle of anything? Ten "tastings" for $10.

Small building but good wine with a variety of options and friendly/ informative staff. Prices are…read moregood. I have been back a couple of times!

Beautiful store with a nice rustic interior, knowledgable staff, places to sit, and a separate beer…read moreroom with loads of crafts (local and otherwise)...AWESOME! After a great day on the slopes, my friend and I walked through town, and stopped here for some refreshing souvenirs to bring back to NY. We had a nice talk with Joan (owner and certified sommelier), as she was providing suggestions, and helping us locate different wines throughout the store. Prices were fair and selection was impeccable!

This store is charging $19 for one bottle of Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout. The retail price…read moreis $19 per four pack. This is blatant price gouging, and Founders should strip them of the right to sell their beer.