Why a small-town market matters
A drive to the nearest big-box grocery is forty minutes round-trip on a good day, and an hour when the snow flies. We keep the staples close to home so a forgotten gallon of milk doesn't blow up your evening — and so the older folks in town don't have to hit the highway for a loaf of bread.
Family-run, with a small team
Mastin's has been family-owned since it opened on Main Street in 1983. Tom Capwell took the keys in January 2003 and has been running the place ever since with a tight, dedicated team. Most of us live within a mile of the store — we shop here too.
Stop in
Whether you need a full week's groceries or just a quart of milk and a kind word, we're here. Pull up a cart and stay a minute — that's how it's supposed to feel.