Grocery Stores near Sheldon, VT

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  1. 2824 VT-105, Sheldon VT 05485

    3.7 Good 9 reviews

    “Nice little hometown store not owned by someone out of state. Friendly staff and quick to get you in and out and not wait five to ten minutes like most stores nowadays. Gas is always cheap here and there are picnic tables to sit down at if you need to take a brake from a long ride.”

  2. 23 Barlow St, St Albans City VT 05478

    4.8 Superb 84 reviews

    “I love Robbie and have been going to Bob's Meat Market since I was a young child with my dad and Robbie's dad ran it. (RIP) I got lollipops! LolWhen I want a quality cut of meat, this is the only place I'll get it. He's an actual butcher and does it well! Very friendly to customers. ❤️????”

  3. 4684 VT-36, Fairfield VT 05455

    5 Superb 22 reviews

    “Surprisingly many options for size of store. Priced similar to chain grocery stores, which is surprising. Most little markets mark items up. Always friendly staff.Unfortunately no public restrooms. If you're on a road trip and need a break, may wanna wait until the next place.”

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  5. 9 St Armand Rd, Highgate VT 05459

    4.9 Superb 44 reviews

    “It's always great to go there. Close to my grandmothers house, so I can quickly pick stuff up for her and my Grandfather, and everyone there is super kind. Has pretty much everything, even store brand things.”

  6. 342 Main St, Enosburg Falls VT 05450

    5 Superb 17 reviews

    “Found Miso and seaweed which we have been looking for across different states. My husband also picked up some sea salt caramels which really hit the spot! If I lived here, I would go all the time!”

  7. 5243 Main St, Franklin VT 05457

    4.5 Superb 39 reviews

    “Genuine country store that caters to the needs of the community with a friendly family atmosphere. There is something there for everyone, especially if you are hungry for something from the deli.”

  8. 290 Highgate Cmns Rd, St Albans City VT 05478

    4.3 Superb 112 reviews

    “Huge store Can't confirm not finding what you're looking for however I had to ask. My friend could find garlic powder. Its a beautiful store however pricey . Not a big bakery cake section for #Easter cakes”

  9. 170 Swanton Rd, St Albans City VT 05478

    3.6 Good 16 reviews

    “This place should be taking amazing care or Jordan as not to lose her! I’ve been going to this pharmacy for 11 years now and Jordan really carries this place. They’ve been through so many pharmacist, Jordan is always helping the new ones. Couple newer people at the register are very rude, especially the young girl. Jordan makes this place, always amazing at the register, with the customers and in the background.”

  10. 139 S Main St, St Albans City VT 05478

    3.8 Good 34 reviews

    “It was great always can pick up a friendly conversation with the clerk and a hot coffee and some gas for the road and always ice for the cooler. Great place to stop in anytime you are in town.”

  11. 173 Pearl St, Enosburg Falls VT 05450

    2.8 Average 47 reviews

    “The store has a wide amount of food and nonfood items for sale. Found layout of store made it easy to find items that I was looking for. Staff was helpful. Excellent customer service”

  12. 170 Swanton Rd. Rte, 7, St Albans City VT 05478

    3.9 Good 113 reviews

    “Definitely better with the recent upgrade! Better lighting, clean aisles and more checkout counters. More food choices and dessert options (still not as much as the Burlington location). Still sad that starbucks wasn’t added. Hoping for a wing bar with more wing sauces options.”

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