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620 stores · USDA data

Where to use EBT in Vermont

620 stores in Vermont take SNAP EBT cards, in 14 counties or areas. Search by city, county or ZIP code, or pick a county below.

620stores that take EBT
89supermarkets and super stores
84farmers markets

Stores by type

  • Convenience Store251
  • Other133
  • Farmers and Markets84
  • Grocery Store60
  • Supermarket55
  • Super Store34
  • Specialty Store3

Cities with the most stores

  • Burlington 34
  • Rutland 32
  • Bennington 23
  • Barre 22
  • Brattleboro 21
  • South Burlington 20
  • Colchester 17
  • Essex Junction 16
  • Saint Albans 16
  • Winooski 13
  • Milton 12
  • Morrisville 10
  • Middlebury 10
  • Newport 10
  • Springfield 8
  • Williston 8
  • Montpelier 8
  • Enosburg Falls 8
  • Northfield 8
  • Lyndonville 7
  • Randolph 7
  • Manchester Center 7
  • Bristol 6
  • Hinesburg 6

All 14 counties

12 have their own page with the full store list. 2 have fewer than 10 stores and are listed here only.

CountyStoresSupermarketsFarmers markets
Addison County3053
Bennington County4765
Caledonia County2954
Chittenden County1492419
Essex County100
Franklin County4574
Grand Isle County904
Lamoille County2152
Orange County2426
Orleans County3544
Rutland city7293
Washington County64119
Windham County49614
Windsor County4557

Card help in Vermont

  • EBT card help: Vermont EBT CardBalance, lost or stolen card, PIN800-914-8605

We publish a phone number only when two independent sources agree: the USDA state directory and the state agency's own website. "n/d" means we could not confirm it, so call 2-1-1 or use the number on the back of your card.

Sources: USDA SNAP Retailer Locator data (layer updated October 21, 2026); USDA SNAP State Directory of Resources (state entry updated July 22, 2026).

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