We found most of the Markets early on in our stay. We visited and shopped at Buck’s at<br>the Marina, RTW Wholesale, Supa-Value and Rosie’s. Making a long story short--we<br>found Buck’s and RTW to be the best best for us. Bucks has a good selection of almost<br>everything and a nice Deli where Fresh Salads are available daily. Cole Slaw, Potato<br>Salad, and Crab Salad were among their daily offerings and were very good. For items<br>we needed in quantity--like wine--3 bottles of Jacob’s Creek Chardonnay (Austrailian)<br>was posted 3/$19.17 on the shelf but always rang up 3/$17.19. The wine selection for VG<br>was good as were the prices. Soft Drinks were $11.25 a case compared to $13-14 at the<br>other stores. 2-1/2 half gallon containers of Dole Pineapple juice went for $7.10--less<br>than at the supermarkets, and 3 containers of Pringles also provided substantial savings<br>although I can’t remember the price. Anyone staying for more than a week in<br>accommodations with a kitchen would do well to check out RTW early on. Their prices<br>for liquor and liquers also were lower but you have to buy at least 2 of the same product. <br>Now--bear with me on this. Last year we decided one day to visit the Crawl at Spring Bay<br>National Park. A BVI native and her son were swimming and my wife struck up a<br>conversation with her and she told Marie about this “Bakery” that had fresh roasted BBQ<br>Chickens available every evening along with fresh baked bread and pastries. She didn’t<br>know the name or the street but explained where it was. We looked for it extensively but<br>couldn’t find it and gave up. This year early on another local in conversation told us<br>about the same place. Didn’t know the name but gave good directions. We followed the<br>directions and still couldn’t find the place. After doing the street 3 times, it is in a<br>residential neighborhood, I stopped and asked some locals gathered on a corner if they<br>could help us. They all laughed and said we had passed it--and it is on a one way street so<br>we had to go around again. Finally, on the fourth pass we stopped at the place we were<br>told to and it looked like a big house but with no windows in the front-just a door. We<br>had arrived. No sign of any nature. What turned out to be a Company Delivery Van in<br>the parking lot--completely unmarked. I asked the person behind the counter what the<br>name of the business was and she replied M & M Bakery. I asked what the name of the<br>street was-as there were no signs for that either-and she replied that the street has no<br>name--it was just a path before they opened up and after they did they came along and<br>paved it but still no name. Finally, I asked the hours. They open at 6:30PM in the evening<br>and stay open all night closing from around Noon until 6:30PM. This place has the best<br>and most tender BBQ Chickens for $10 you will ever find. We bought 3 the first night<br>but 2 fed 6 of us with a few morsels left over. Fresh Baked Bread and Breakfast Muffins<br>and Pastries and Donuts. All very good. It was worth persevering to find it! The no-name<br>street runs one-way inland from the main street to the Baths and will be found directly<br>across from the Napa Auto Parts Sign. There is no one way arrow to mark the street<br>coming from the Marina but it is clearly marked coming from the Baths. Try it--you will<br>like it!!! Has anyone found this place previously? I don’t recall reading aobut it.