Grocery Stores near Rochester, VT

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  1. 67 North Main Street, Rochester VT 05767

    4.1 Good 39 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.”

  2. 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!”

  3. 38 Vermont Rte 125, Hancock VT 05748

    4.6 Superb 57 reviews

    “Stopped in for a bite, got a fantastic sandwich. Stopped in again a week later, another great lunch. Highly recommend if you like a tasty well proportioned sandwich at a decent price.”

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  5. 2 Salisbury St, Randolph VT 05060

    4.4 Superb 105 reviews

    “I have a severe gluten allergy. There were refrigerated and pre-packaged foods here that I was able to eat. I'm not sure what their ability is to accommodate a severe gluten allergy in their prep space (it's a small kitchen with lots of shared spaces) - but would love to hear from them so I could feel comfortable eating here next time I'm in town!”

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