Grocery Stores near Fairlee, VT

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  1. 123 US-5 S, Fairlee VT 05045

    4.4 Superb 56 reviews

    “Stopped here leaving VT from the eclipse, after an annoying day filled with stand still traffic. Steve was beyond nice and chatted with us about the area, and our trip. Highly recommend just because of Steve!”

  2. 9 US-5, Fairlee VT 05045

    4.2 Good 103 reviews

    “The newly renovated store is so nice and they offer a wide variety of items for your convenience. We stop there frequently for the chicken tenders and potato wedges!”

  3. 742 VT-132, Norwich VT 05055

    5 Superb 30 reviews

    “What a wonderful find! Being new to the area it was a lovely experience, picking up my farm share each week and visiting the farm several times. Such a beautiful drive and a lovely farm store.”

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  5. Lyme Rd, Thetford VT 05074

    4.7 Superb 25 reviews

    “I’m from Alabama and we have tomatoes but they’re nothing like these. These tomatoes are stellar. Like they were handed to you by God. I love them. ❤️❤️❤️???❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨”

  6. 7788 VT-113, Post Mills VT 05058

    4.4 Superb 75 reviews

    “The pizza from the new deli was yummy! Plus the staff was friendly and professional. I placed a large order for a community event and received great service and excellent food.”

  7. 152 Main St, Bradford VT 05033

    4.2 Good 78 reviews

    “SECRET: 9:10am is when amazing baked goods are coming out of the oven. Yum! Very very nice people with a solid selection of fresh made foods. Place definitely in need of a refresher inside but the ppl make up for it”

  8. 586 Lower Plain, Bradford VT 05033

    4 Good 19 reviews

    “They have some homemade bread, but so expensive. If you stop in for some extras for dinner you will always pay more than 50 dollars no matter what you get. They are the only player in town. Bradford needs a market basket to even things.”

  9. 144 NH-10, Piermont NH 03779

    3.9 Good 33 reviews

    “the subs are soooo good did you know there a sektet ingreadeind that you can put on your sub to give it flaver you can put bacon on it for just 50 cents and my dad goes there all the time to get gas and i love the choklet milk thats in the glass jar it sooo gooood and a nick name for four norner can be the big stuff store becuse look at the gaterade bottle and the tea in a can is bigger than the one at hannerfors and the ones at hannerford if 97 cents but the ones at four couners is 98 cents and outside there sometimes icecream and theirs a lot of flaver like moosetrack”

  10. 586 Lower Plain, Bradford VT 05033

    4 Good 127 reviews

    “The store is great, but the bagging is absurd. Every time I go I wonder why the presence of my 4 freezer bags (plus regular reusable bags) doesn't imply that I would like my cold goods in freezer bags. Even asking for the cold goods to go in the freezer bags doesn't result in that happening. Please train the baggers.”

  11. 3073 US-5, East Thetford VT 05043

    3.8 Good 47 reviews

    “Wings Thetford VT is the classic north country store. Folks from down there in CT or Ling Island probably never see this kind of place. Features a FINE butcher shop and friendly Vermonters. And dont miss the Mega-Wings in Fairlee, By God...Vermont. Posto”

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