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  1. Natures Market - 303 Center Hill Rd

    303 Center Hill Rd, Manchester Center VT 05255

    4.8 Superb 64 reviews

    “Nature’s Market is one of the true anchors of this community. Their selection is unmatched — you can find high‑quality staples, specialty items, and things you didn’t even know you needed. The customer service is consistently impeccable: knowledgeable, kind, and genuinely invested in helping people. What really sets them apart is their commitment to the community. They fundraise for the local library, support small businesses, and regularly host events that bring people together. They operate with care, integrity, and a sense of responsibility that’s rare. Just amazing folks doing excellent work. Highly recommend.”

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  2. Price Chopper - 263 Depot Street Unit 1

    263 Depot Street Unit 1, Manchester Center VT 05255

    3.7 Good 94 reviews

    “Nice little grocery store with pleasant staff. Good sales on food, I appreciate being able to use their digital coupons and rewards that save me money. Surprising variety of items, I could find everything that I normally buy at my usual store back home. It is my favorite grocery store in the area.”

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  3. Shaw's - 64 Equinox Terrace

    64 Equinox Terrace, Manchester Center VT 05255

    3.6 Good 141 reviews

    “Matt (CSM) & Billie Jo (ACSM) both were exceedingly helpful and very focussed on Customer Service! Very neat and orderly store, self checkout went very smoothly. We’re visiting from Ontario Canada and I wouldn’t hesitate to highly recommend this location. Mark f”

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