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  1. Long Wind Farm - Lyme Road

    Lyme Road, Thetford VT 05074

    4.8 Superb 34 reviews

    “I’m from Alabama and we have tomatoes but they’re nothing like these. These tomatoes are stellar. Like they were handed to you by God. I love them. ❤️❤️❤️???❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨”

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  2. Baker's General Store - 7788 VT-113

    7788 VT-113, Post Mills VT 05058

    4.5 Superb 82 reviews

    “The pizza from the new deli was yummy! Plus the staff was friendly and professional. I placed a large order for a community event and received great service and excellent food.”

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  3. Sweetland Farm - 742 VT-132

    742 VT-132, Norwich VT 05055

    5 Superb 30 reviews

    “What a wonderful find! Being new to the area it was a lovely experience, picking up my farm share each week and visiting the farm several times. Such a beautiful drive and a lovely farm store.”

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  5. Coburns' General Store - 216 VT-132

    216 VT-132, Strafford VT 05070

    4.7 Superb 54 reviews

    “Stopped here due to Noah Kahan’s song reference to recreate the picture. I was too scared to ask anyone in the store about him because I’m sure they get annoyed, but it was fun to see a little slice of his life. Left with some good snacks and a quirky memory.”

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  6. Dan & Whit's General Store - 319 Main St

    319 Main St, Norwich VT 05055

    4.5 Superb 113 reviews

    “"If we don't have it, you don't need it" -is right! Everything from diapers to Postcards and more. There is just so much in all the never ending rooms! Unfortunately prices are about $2+ more than other stores, so you pay for convenience,but they also have unique/hard to find items as well. It's just a quirky wonderland! I bought rubber key identification holders for 40 cents! (They also make keys!) I also got a sack of soil and limited edition beer all in the same trip. I was amazed! If it's busy parking will be a challenge as they don't have much in front.”

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  7. Dollar General - 123 US-5 South

    123 US-5 South, Fairlee VT 05045

    4.3 Superb 57 reviews

    “Stopped here leaving VT from the eclipse, after an annoying day filled with stand still traffic. Steve was beyond nice and chatted with us about the area, and our trip. Highly recommend just because of Steve!”

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  8. Co-op Food Stores—Hanover - 45 S Park St

    45 S Park St, Hanover NH 03755

    4.2 Good 101 reviews

    “It’s a place we’ve been members of for over 40 years. You can get the best produce, meats and seafood here. Also a great well tended international cheese case and wine selection. If you’re not keen on raw milk check all the cheese labels carefully! Nice amount of homeopathic and natural health and beauty products as well.”

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  9. Wing's Supermarkets - 9 US-5

    9 US-5, Fairlee VT 05045

    4.1 Good 103 reviews

    “The newly renovated store is so nice and they offer a wide variety of items for your convenience. We stop there frequently for the chicken tenders and potato wedges!”

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  10. BAKER GROCERY STORE - 3073 US-5

    3073 US-5, East Thetford VT 05043

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “A decent convenience store, a small grocery store actually. Produce is a weakness as it is limited and often not terribly fresh. Wine and beer selection, but also somewhat limited. Pleasant but small staff and almost always open. They are planning to reopen their deli within the next year. Some interesting items,but mostly standard fare.”

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