Grocery Stores near Brooklin, ME

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  1. 4 Reach Rd, Brooklin ME 04616

    4.2 Good 107 reviews

    “Last weekend, rainy day, almost run out of gas, two hungry kids on the rear seat... Those guys saved our day! An old but very efficient nozzle system, a lovely and very well furnished boutique, a delicious coffee and latte. And the kindest commerce owners we ever met! It was a casual discovery, but we would have done the detour only for this if we had to! I strongly recommend a stop to all people visiting the area!!!”

  2. 119 Caterpillar Hill Rd, Sargentville ME 04673

    4.4 Superb 77 reviews

    “This grocery store/gas station dabbles in a little bit of everything. Fresh made pizzas, to ready-made lobster rolls, to fresh bakery items, to lottery tickets and liquor! We found ourselves here a few times for blueberries, maple syrup, and we wanted to try Moxie and this was the only place we could find it in individual bottles. I imagine this little store can be a lifesaver to those who live in the area and us travelers who were somewhat unprepared.”

  3. 1 S Burnt Cove Rd, Stonington ME 04681

    4.3 Superb 80 reviews

    “The hot food bar is always worth a gander. It's simple fare, but every once in a while there will be a real knock-out dish on offer. As a grocery store, it does the job; if you can't find what you're looking for, you probably didn't actually NEED it. It's Locally run and Employee owned, so your money goes into pockets of people in the Island. Good booze selection, nice smattering of local products such as 44 North Coffee, Cold Water Seafood smoked mussels, though I miss being able to pick up Tinder Hearth bread at Burnt Cove. And while I'm chasing the vapors of nostalgia, I also miss the DVD rental at the deli counter; it's a small tragedy to see it gone. I'm partial to Burnt Cove over the Galley (no offense to the fine folks there) and it sure beats driving to Blue Hill.”

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  5. 40 N Rd, Swans Island ME 04685

    4.2 Good 36 reviews

    “Loved Lily's attentiveness ❤️ Visited her a few times with my sister to pick things up for my grandmother. It's got fair prices and some great essentials so you don't have to make special trips off island”

  6. 70 South St, Blue Hill ME 04614

    4 Good 116 reviews

    “Living on MDI, driving an hour to the Blue Hill Co-op is a regular destination as they carry so much more than I can find on island or in Ellsworth. Amazing selection of local produce and vegan goods (dairy, “meats” and tofu products, fermented foods, etc.) Huge bulk section which is the area I find most useful, carrying hard to find items like organic oat groats. The cafe has improved with regular V items and always a rotation of baked goods and grab and go. I got the falafel burger on a GF bun (really good bun - I did not specifically ask if it was vegan, though mentioned I was vegan.) Delicious and hefty side of fries. Lovely outside seating area with umbrellas for shade or rain. This is a vibrant community spot, and a fun place to run into or meet kind people.”

  7. 5 Atlantic Ave, Stonington ME 04681

    3.7 Good 19 reviews

    “Has many of the go-to items that you may be looking for. However, it does not currently carry organic butter. So if you are from Rhode Island, you might as well stay in Rhode Island. (Yes, I'm talking to you, snobby combat hat dude with RI plate)”

  8. 15 South St, Blue Hill ME 04614

    3.7 Good 42 reviews

    “Was visiting from out of state and had to pick up a prescription at their pharmacy. The team was super helpful in getting it filled quickly, even with how busy they were.”

  9. 278 N Deer Isle Rd, Deer Isle ME 04627

    2.9 Average 17 reviews

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