Grocery Stores in Vineyard Haven, MA

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  1. 10 Carrolls Way, Vineyard Haven MA 02568

    4.6 Superb 18 reviews

    “Awesome spot. Great products. Not only worth a visit, but absolutely essential as a resource for kitchen necessities and products you won't find in a grocery store.”

  2. 25 Beach Rd, Vineyard Haven MA 02568

    4.2 Good 27 reviews

    “Get the hard dough bread... Do not leave without getting some spicy rolls or bread!... Be certain to get an empanada.... Do not cheat yourself make sure you get some Jamaican gingerbread cookies. This place is a local secret! It also happens to be the only Western Union on the island... It is set back off the road just to the left of the gas station it has its own little parking spot. Go for the empanadas stay for the smiles!”

  3. 50 Water St, Vineyard Haven MA 02568

    3.7 Good 112 reviews

    “Shop & Stop was great. The team is very cooperative and helpful. Some blueberries spilled from my box as was not properly locked, immediately a staff/support person stepped in and offered to replace it with a new box.”

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  5. Stop & Shop, 50 Water St, New England, Vineyard Haven MA 02568

    2.5 Average 13 reviews

    “I've never encountered ANY staff here who was less than really helpful. Yes, the aisles are tight, and you have to go thru to the back section to find toiletries and health items (which you could get yourself at Leslie's Pharmacy right up the street). This is a GROCERY STORE, not a drug store. ( And I'm assuming you are disabled, and therefore cannot manage the trip to the room in back of the regular store.)Don't like being squeezed in the aisles? I suggest shopping in the upscale, tony food and toiletry shops up-island. (They might be a tad more expensive.) Or go back home to whatever suburban utopia you came from.”

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