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  1. Bliss Village Store & Deli - 152 Main St

    152 Main St, Bradford VT 05033

    4.1 Good 85 reviews

    “It’s not every day that you see “Butter Chicken Sub” on a deli menu. We were curious to try it and it did NOT disappoint. The bread was good and the butter chicken was very flavorful. The large size sub fed two of us comfortably. Our group of 3 also ordered a garden salad and meatball wrap, and both of those were really solid. The deli has an Indian menu when you go to the deli in person. What a cool fusion menu! The two women working were really kind. I highly recommend this place for easy, quick but delicious food!”

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  2. Hannaford Pharmacy - 586 Lower Plain

    586 Lower Plain, Bradford VT 05033

    4.1 Good 20 reviews

    “If I could give 100 stars to this wonderful, kind, compassionate team who ACTUALLY cares about their customers I would. This is a pharmacy that has gone above and beyond to help me because they’re good people and they care. They also love high fives and flowers and generally making peoples day better. Thank you Michelle, Meghan, Katie and team. Thank you so much for being YOU.”

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  3. Hannaford - 586 Lower Plain

    586 Lower Plain, Bradford VT 05033

    3.7 Good 143 reviews

    “Changed from 1* to 5. Things have changed. The deli guy u hired in the last 3 month is great. You need to keep giving that young man more money. His customer service is hard to find. He will Make u a great manger some day. Unless u are cheap then he will just be manger at some other store. Keep your good help I really enjoy the store now.”

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