Grocery Stores in Burlington, VT

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  1. 207 Flynn Avenue, Burlington VT 05401

    4.4 Superb 148 reviews

    “Great health food super market. Maybe the best in the country. Lots of the standard selections you’ll find a Whole Foods, but they also carry other items that are unique or local. The prepared foods also stand out as special. I ordered the lakeside breeze with tofu instead of turkey, and it was great. If you’re visiting Vermont and want a local flavor try this sandwich.”

  2. 22 Archibald St, Burlington VT 05401

    4.5 Superb 66 reviews

    “Great sandwich! We've got it so good to have a corner store with a decent deli. And, the two people working - I didn't ask their names - ran a tight ship! Thank you!”

  3. 82 South Winooski Avenue, Burlington VT 05401

    4.1 Good 239 reviews

    “Absolutely love this place! Wish they had one of these where I lived. Both me and my husband got sandwiches, which were both delicious. I got the vegetarian garden sandwich. Forget what it was called, but I actually came back a second time and ordered it again. He also had a different sandwich which he enjoyed. We also came back for breakfast a different day and had the bacon egg and cheese breakfast sandwich, which was absolutely delicious. So many amazing choices for healthy brands which I can appreciate. The prices are a bit pricey, but I honestly didn’t go to other places in the area to compare prices. Just much higher than I’m used to from Georgia.”

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  5. 242 North Winooski Avenue Ste 2, Burlington VT 05401

    4.2 Good 99 reviews

    “Love Jake’s!! Also love that it’s kinda hidden so it doesn’t usually get large crowds. I much prefer Jake’s over, say, Healthy Living in South Burlington. I DO live in the ONE, so I might be slightly biased. 😄”

  6. 68 Archibald St, Burlington VT 05401

    4.1 Good 28 reviews

    “Super friendly clerk and very helpful too. Bought some things there and then compared their prices to Jake’s and Jake’s was almost twice as much. Not very many grocery items, but what I can buy here I’ll buy for sure… Plus, let’s support small businesses!!! lol”

  7. 128 North St, Burlington VT 05401

    4 Good 24 reviews

    “They were very hospitable to us when we walked in and never have I experienced such great customer service. Truly admirable! Couldn’t leave without buying anything, as a lot of the stores on this street are really nice. I feel like tourist should come to this street to be honest. So many cool stores!”

  8. 1127 North Avenue Suite 11, Burlington VT 05408

    3.8 Good 156 reviews

    “Is it a rule that I can't scan my items with the scanner if my groceries are in my cart and that I don't put them on the scale? Because if this a rule why is it not listed on on the computer screen or near the area”

  9. 1 Intervale Ave, Burlington VT 05401

    3.7 Good 37 reviews

    “Lots of delicious goods, I saw some comments about them not having a few things people needed but I found everything I need here! Staff was really nice and works hard with only one person behind the register. I will be back in the future :)”

  10. 142 N Winooski Ave, Burlington VT 05401

    3.7 Good 43 reviews

    “I like the store is open until midnight almost every night. The staff seems to be friendly enough. The only reason I gave it four instead of five stars is that the prices are definitely higher then most of the other stores in the area.”

  11. 160 Flynn Avenue, Burlington VT 05401

    3.3 Good 14 reviews

    “Superior meats for sure. I love every one of their products, but especially the natural casing hot dogs, which are unbeatable IMO. I especially love that they're a local Vermont business.”

  12. 219 Main Street, Burlington VT 05401

    2.9 Average 11 reviews

  13. 595 Shelburne Road, Burlington VT 05401

    3.6 Good 177 reviews

    “The cart boy Giovanni was very nice and helped me put away groceries as well as returned my wallet when I dropped it, it had my rent money in it too, he's a great kid!”

  14. 570 Shelburne Road, Burlington VT 05401

    3.5 Good 138 reviews

    “I was able to go in and get what I want. And able to get out and not have to spend a lot of time and that's kind of cool and they try to keep things up to date”

  15. 595 Shelburne Road, Burlington VT 05401

    2.9 Average 60 reviews

    “The pharmacists here are always so knowledgeable and helpful, I've been using them for years and have never had a negative experience with picking up a prescription.”

  16. 219 Main Street Apt B4, Burlington VT 05401

    2.4 Poor 29 reviews

    “This place gets a bad rap but it is truly my go-to for both late night snacks and early morning Yerba mates. The staff has always been kind, prices are pretty mid-range for the area, and I think the selection is pretty good. I think of it fondly.”

  17. 249 St Paul St, Burlington VT 05401

    2.5 Average 68 reviews

    “I guess it's a love or hate thing with the Kwik Stop but I love this local establishment. Homemade food, Real Vermont staff. The creemee machine depends on staffing so call ahead. This is not Panera Bread!”

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