Grocery Stores in Milton, VT

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  1. 262 Middle Rd, Milton VT 05468

    4.8 Superb 23 reviews

  2. 69 Middle Road, Milton VT 05468

    4.4 Superb 32 reviews

  3. 259 US-7, Milton VT 05468

    4.2 Good 6 reviews

    “Six stars!! My wife was sent home on a Friday from rehab without the proper glucose tester and with almost no training on the insulin pen. Melissa to the rescue! Though it was already after hours at the doctors office, she was able to wrangle a prescription for a glucose meter and strips. Then she sat down with me and walked me through the insulin injection process. With that I was able to double check what my wife was doing. Without Melissa’s help it would have been a very difficult weekend. (I think that’s an understatement.)”

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  5. 29 Middle Road, Milton VT 05468

    3.9 Good 43 reviews

    “Betrayed by my own to the level, I dipped. No violence, no anger. No me. I'm a brain and brutal. I'll beat up your mental before your body, but I'll work on that too if you desire.”

  6. 864 Ethan Allen Highway, Milton VT 05468

    3.9 Good 57 reviews

    “How do you rate a Dollar Store fairly? This Dollar Store is good size, with lots to offer from groceries, clothing, makeup and household supplies & items! It is a bit disorganized & often out of a certain item for weeks at a time! Staff is usually pretty friendly, but don't get attached to one person. Turn over is high! Good store for pretty much any last minute need for adults, babies, kids and even pets!”

  7. 259 US-7, Milton VT 05468

    3.8 Good 110 reviews

    “Folks here work very hard to keep the shelves stocked, it's always clean and they have excellent produce and selections of goods. Always pleasant, helpful people!”

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