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A certified-organic maple syrup producer and farm store offering maple products and free sugarhouse tours with purchase.

The village retail shop of a Vermont dairy producer known for award-winning aged cheddars, sharing a building with Mercantile.

A revived general store in the heart of the village offering an in-house cafe, house-baked goods, craft beer and wine, and everyday groceries.

A general store inside the Kent Barns complex selling locally grown and locally made goods, home design items, and pantry staples.

A cafe and specialty market offering scratch-made meals, a full espresso bar, and baked goods since 2004.

A multi-dealer antique mall offering a rotating inventory of vintage furniture, collectibles, and secondhand goods in downtown Yankton.

A bulk-foods store, deli, and bakery known for brick-oven pizza, made-in-house sandwiches and desserts, and a bulk-foods and gift section.

A market in an 1880s downtown storefront, run by a local orchard, selling farm-fresh produce, ciders, jams, and bakery items, with a deli and a wine and hard-cider tasting bar.

A combined restaurant, bakery, and retail store opened by a well-known local food personality in a restored downtown building, selling baked goods, kitchenware, and branded products alongside a full-service dining menu.

An old-fashioned grocery store and restaurant offering fresh produce, deli sandwiches, plate lunches, and locally sourced goods in a renovated Main Street building.

A specialty market in a historic downtown storefront selling pecans, candy, and gifts alongside a coffee and ice cream bar.

A daily-open grocery and convenience market with a deli counter and pizza, serving as the town's main everyday food store.

A fourth-generation family-run general store and grocery dating to the 1920s, known for its hoop cheese and thick-cut bologna sandwiches alongside shelves of local antiques and memorabilia.

A specialty retail shop operating on Main Street since 1985, offering a curated mix of antiques, gifts, and specialty goods.

A neighborhood grocery and deli on North Main Street known for made-to-order sandwiches and daily homemade soups.

A research-based historic candy shop stocking confections spanning from prehistory to the modern era, along with teas and syrups.

A specialty food and gift shop housed in the 1758 Fortified Bedford House, offering tastings of extra-virgin olive oils, infused balsamic vinegars, local honey, and jams.

A candy and chocolate shop in Roscoe Village stocking over 1,000 confections, including house-made fudge and old-fashioned sweets.

The village's general store and visitor center, selling pottery, candles, soaps, books, and Zoar-branded gifts and souvenirs inside an 1833 building.

A winery in a complex of 19th-century brick buildings on East First Street offering wine tastings, a wine garden, cellar tours, and German-style sausages.

A natural food market and cafe on Highway 42 stocking organic groceries and local produce, with a counter serving breakfast, lunch, and smoothies.

A fifth-generation, family-owned fish house on Wilson Avenue selling fresh and smoked Lake Superior whitefish, herring, and trout from its own commercial fishing operation.

A general store, gift shop, candy shop, and snack bar combined under one roof on Main Street in the historic district.

A family-run European market and deli operating in Rock Springs since the 1930s, known for imported goods and traditional sausage.

A consignment bakery and indoor market on Main Street housing more than 90 local vendors, a bakery counter, coffee shop, and small bookstore under one roof.

A family-owned market and deli offering made-to-order sandwiches, soups, salads, and groceries including beer and wine.

A historic general store on Bay Street selling sandwiches, coffee, sundries, and beach supplies to locals and summer visitors.

A candy shop operating since 1885 selling handmade fudge, saltwater taffy, chocolates, and classic penny candy near the harbor footbridge.

A New England-themed general store stocking regional foods, candy, and locally made goods in a restored 19th-century building.

A downtown tasting room pouring estate wines from Rocky Pond's Chelan and Yakima Valley vineyards, with weekly live music.

A family-owned winery operating since 1888 that grows its own grapes on more than 50 acres on the island and offers tastings, tours, and a gift shop.

A Harbour Town gift and confectionery shop selling gourmet foods, homemade fudge, toys, and souvenirs since the resort's early days.

A general store on Main Street operating since 1921, selling groceries, sundries, and local goods out of one of Talkeetna's oldest buildings.

A specialty market and cafe offering locally sourced groceries, organic products, and made-to-order sandwiches.

A fudge shop operating on Mackinac Island since 1887, making small-batch fudge, brittle, and caramel corn on marble slabs in view of customers.

A family-owned general store and grocery offering local produce, meats, camping supplies, and an on-site bakery and deli.

Springdale's full-service grocery and hardware store, carrying organic and conventional groceries, a deli, camping supplies, and household goods.

A specialty food shop and market celebrating Kennett Square's mushroom-farming heritage with fresh and gourmet mushroom products, gifts, and a small exhibit on the local industry.

A gourmet market and prepared-foods shop just off Main Street offering fresh sandwiches, salads, and takeaway meals made from high-quality, often local ingredients.

Vermont's oldest continuously operating, family-run general store, open since 1886, selling Vermont foods, wine, hardware, and gifts across three floors of its original building.

Historic downtown grocery market on the corner of Elm and Mechanic streets tracing its roots to an 1868 general store; today it's a full-service market with a butcher counter, produce, and fine foods.

A specialty food market operating since 1977 in a historic downtown building, selling local cheeses, cured meats, wines, gourmet coffee, and kitchenware.

A specialty Italian market and deli offering imported foods, house-made pastas, prepared dishes, wine and gourmet pantry staples.

A gourmet grocery, cheese counter, and prepared-foods shop sourcing from Hudson Valley farms; it began on Warren Street in 2015 before moving to a larger space on nearby Allen Street.

A provision shop and bottle shop opened in 2021 next to the restaurant Black Sheep, offering grab-and-go prepared foods, beer and wine, and coastal lifestyle goods from small and NC-made producers.

A one-stop Main Street market combining a deli, coffee counter, and wine shop with an extensive selection of craft beer, fine wines, and made-to-order sandwiches.

A gourmet market in downtown Lexington offering house-made prepared foods, olive oils and vinegars, pastas, wine, and specialty gourmet snacks.

A locally owned grocery and deli market on Xenia Avenue offering fresh sandwiches, prepared foods, and everyday grocery staples to residents and visitors.

A family-run specialty cheese shop and market that has sold Wisconsin and Michigan cheeses, including its own cheese spreads, on Main Street for more than 50 years.

A year-round natural foods market and cafe on Tinker Street offering fresh produce, groceries, juices, and salads, open daily to locals and visitors alike.

A specialty food market established in 1998 offering over 80 imported and domestic cheeses, salamis, wursts, wines, and imported beers.

General store operating continuously since the 1890s, now selling curated gourmet foods, handmade crafts, and Louisiana-made goods.

Gourmet food market and cafe set in a former 1950s Kress five-and-dime, selling small-batch pickles, preserves, and Lowcountry specialty foods alongside a breakfast and lunch menu.

Louisiana's oldest general store, founded in 1863 and operating from its current 1892 building on Front Street ever since, selling hardware, gifts, and old-fashioned sundries.

One of the oldest continuously operating farmers' markets in the United States, running every Saturday at Market Square since 1753; George Washington is said to have sent Mount Vernon produce here.

A seafood market and smokehouse steps from the water offering free samples and sales of Alaskan smoked and canned salmon, a Juneau waterfront tradition.

A longstanding produce stand and deli in the heart of Chambersburg offering fresh fruit, vegetables, and prepared deli items to the surrounding neighborhood.

Hybrid market and restaurant on historic Bank Street offering fresh produce, fine ingredients, craft beer and wine alongside a raw bar and open-kitchen dining.

A halal grocery market offering halal meats, East African spices, and specialty grocery items, in business on Main Street since 2016.

A family-owned everyday farmers market inside a restored circa-1901 storefront, offering organic produce, local groceries, prepared foods, and a bakeshop.