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  1. Vermont Discount Store - 2 Depot St

    2 Depot St, Vergennes VT 05491

    4.4 Superb 60 reviews

    “This is a nice little place to visit and shop for discount items. I had great luck with cat supplies and Staples like flour and sugar and even hair color! They have a great variety to choose from. Plan some time to be able to peruse. Pick and choose carefully. Some items are a little fresher than others but the discount price is significant. Nice friendly staff. Very helpful. Definitely recommend stopping in”

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  2. Shaw's - 115c Monkton Road

    115c Monkton Road, Vergennes VT 05491

    3.4 Good 121 reviews

    “Lisa was very helpful when I had an issue with my Shaws to go order. I appreciated her listening to my needs and looking into the issue in a timely manner! She was very knowledgeable and I can tell she’s dedicated to her work. Thank you!”

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  3. Village Green Market - 48 Town Hill Rd

    48 Town Hill Rd, New Haven VT 05472

    4.8 Superb 36 reviews

    “Great little country store. The sandwiches and the cookies are well worth the stop. They do not skimp on the fixens and the cookies are great. I liked the oatmeal cookie better than the chocolate chip. Happy we stopped here to check it off the list or townships. If you are close by it is worth a stop to grab a bite.”

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  5. Old Brick Store - 290 Ferry Rd

    290 Ferry Rd, Charlotte VT 05445

    4.5 Superb 142 reviews

    “One of my all time favs, incredible food including the breakfast wraps and sandwiches not to mention the best cookies in all of Chittenden County. Atmosphere is also unmatched!”

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