D & K Grocery

I always make sure that I swing through Jamaica on my way to go hiking in Vermont. This is a great place to stop for lunch or a simple dinner as well as stock on any provisions that you might need while you are out hiking. It is never crowded and everyone there is always friendly.
Usually there is some self-​serve hot food: soup, chilli, lasagna, mac n cheese. Five dollars can go a long way with the hot foods. The soups are good.
You can walk through town and eat your food. Once I wondered through the cemetery down the street to pay my respects. There are some interesting tombstones; the town goes back to the late 1700s and they have veterans from both the Revolutionary and also the Civil war. Another time I wondered past one of the beautiful colonial churches and someone asked if I wanted to have a look around, so she unlocked the door for me to reveal the salmon-​colored interior.
Or you could just eat on the benches next to the store. They have about seven hummingbird feeders and I’ve never eaten there and not seen a hummingbird.
They will gladly make you a sandwich. Last time I got an excellent pulled pork sandwich and a side of broccoli slaw. Also picked up some maple syrup for sale in the store that their teenage grandson collected the sap for and boiled down himself, a hard two month’s of work in the cold of winter.

Best little grocery store! Great selection, good prices and fresh. We enjoyed their deli sandwiches and ice cream.

Here is a quintessential Vermont general store, filled with lots of «stuff» including a wonderful deli in the back that turns out yummy, inexpensive sandwiches. Otherwise, you’ll find groceries, hardware, bug repellent, Vermont t-​shirts, kiddie games, rainwear and … well, just about whatever you need. As with so many other village stores around this state, we enjoy perusing the bulletin board out front, checking out local services, sales and community news. Jamaica is a real community (that survived Irene in 2011) and that comes through loud and clear here.

This is a gem of a local flavor Vermont country deli/​store with an excellent selection of VT made products. Sandwich options are almost infinite and made fresh to order. There’s a number of soups/​stews/​chili options, and a great selection of local wines and beers. Nice variety of baked goods also. Great place to lunch on the way home from a day’s skiing at Stratton.

Not your average grocery store! Deli makes a great sandwich. This place has all kinds of food related goods. They had stocked various items such as numerous salsas that you would find in larger chain grocery stores. The staff is very friendly. If your in the area stop in, you won’t be disappointed.

This is a solid deli/​general store… has a great selection of foods and drink… as well as a good selection of supplies. A little on the pricey side but you pay for convenience.

I can’t believe I am the first to list this place! D & K is so much more than a grocery store– it is a wonderful old-​fashioned general store with terrific, reasonably priced staples and high-​quality, home-​made take-​out food. They have a full deli and will custom make delicious sandwiches with all sorts of interesting toppings. They always have pulled pork, several soups, and several home-​made hot dishes for take-​out as well. They have a baker’s cabinet with a mouth-​watering assortment of pies, cakes, bars, and cookies. They even have some nice looking fresh produce, a good selection of beer and wine, and an extensive dairy and ice cream selection that features a lot of local products.
The prices are very reasonable, even for staples that are usually jacked up at small outlets like this. I will be back!!!