Grocery Stores near Pittsfield, VT

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  1. 3963 Vermont Rte 100, Pittsfield VT 05762

    4.8 Superb 99 reviews

    “OGS provided catering to our family event. Everything was delicious, fresh and excellent all around. OGS provided everything we needed, including plates & utensils, so there were no worries and it was easy for us to enjoy the event. Lauren was super to work with for the menu and arrangements. Many compliments from the family and friends, highly recommend OGS! Will be back for lunch!”

  2. 231 Chittenden Rd, Chittenden VT 05737

    4.9 Superb 44 reviews

    “Order a 16” pizza with 3 toppings, full taste of homemade, handmade and different than any other pizza I ever have, it probably not the best but it is so unique.Store has lots different items and able to fill all my needs for the day , water, soft drink , beer , snacks, ice cream and free popcorn!!The jug at the counter is very nice, I guess he is the owner, However I didn’t verify. Place is organized and clean, like this real local experience so much!!”

  3. 67 North Main Street, Rochester VT 05767

    4.1 Good 32 reviews

    “It was a loss to the town to see Mac's go, but the transition has been seamless. Still the same great folks around with an unusually good selection of both the basics and hard to find items. The deli section rocks and they even have an 802 Liquor inside to fulfill any adult beverage needs.”

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  5. 2384 Killington Rd, Killington VT 05751

    3.7 Good 83 reviews

    “Solid enough place. Decent selection for a mountain resort type place. Pretty pricey as you would expect for such an establishment. Paid $5 for half gallon of milk compared to about half the price and twice as much milk back home in MD. On the other hand, got some pizza rolls for the kids that were about on par with back home.”

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