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Grocery Stores in West Tisbury, MA

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  1. North Tisbury Farm - 632 State Road

    632 State Road, West Tisbury MA 02575

    4.5 Superb 31 reviews

    “North Tisbury Farm is out of a storybook. It is the most quaint, dreamy farm stand. The selection is so thoughtful, curated, and high quality. It's an elevated grocery experience that we are lucky to have. The food is fresh, the baked goods are delicious, and I'd highly recommend it to anyone who lives here or is visiting!”

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  2. Alley's General Store - 1045 State Rd

    1045 State Rd, West Tisbury MA 02575

    3.7 Good 92 reviews

    “Can't say enough about this place. A treasure trove of crafted merchandise made locally and in places like Maine. Old fashioned goodies coupled with mighty cool gourmet foods and condiments. Shopping here for any age is easy. Big children's section. You can satisfy friends, family - truly something for everyone. Beach supplies, kitchen finds, decorative and personal items. Staff here treat everyone so so well. Can't heap enough praise on the whole experience.”

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  3. Cronig's Up-Island Market - 469 State Rd

    469 State Rd, West Tisbury MA 02575

    3.4 Good 57 reviews

    “This Cronigs location serves the up island area of Martha's Vineyard, so their uniquely positioned to provide food and products. They are limited by the space available?, however manage to provide a good selection and very fresh produce, meats, poultry and bread. They are adequately staffed and go out of their way to help and accommodate your needs. Recently the owner retired and sold store to their manager...service never faltered.”

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