Shop Accord Market for
ALL YOUR GROCERIES!

We are so proud to work with our local suppliers and partners.

Open Everyday:

Sun - Thurs 9am -7pm

Fri & Sat 9am - 8pm
COME SAY HELLO!

A COMMUNITY SPACE
IN THE HEART OF TOWN

At Accord Market, we prioritize local, sustainable food and products. We mindfully examine how products are sourced and what impact they have on our communities.

We carry hard-to-find specialty items in addition to a basic grocery of essentials. We offer a range of sustainable products, making environmentally-friendly alternatives an easy answer to everyday needs.

Accord Market is not just a shop. We strive to be an integral part of our community; a meeting place for neighbors, community-driven events, and everyday hellos.

Victoria and Christine, daughter-mother team!

We continue to donate food through our partnership with the Rochester Food Pantry, and thank them for their daily work for our community.

OUR TEAM

OUR COMMUNITY

  • Meadow

    With Respect & Responsibility

    Our history comes with a shared responsibility to honor our farms, land, and protect our environment. We prioritize local farms and makers and encourage sustainable practices from all those we do business with.

  • Market Building Historic Photo

    Since 1932

    Accord Market sits in the center of town in a building that is recognized by the National Register and dates back to 1932.

    Our building started out as a Ford Dealership built by William Anderson. Over the years, it has served as a school bus garage, roller rink, movie house, and, most recently, a pottery studio & exhibition space.

    Above: The Accordian, Volume XVI. No. 4, A Publication of The Friends of Historic Rochester, Inc. December 2006

  • William and Verna Enderly Anderson 1932

    A Town Family

    We take pride in the history of our building, our town, and the families that helped build our community. Our building was constructed by William and Verna Enderly Anderson in 1932, one of several commercial buildings the Anderson family constructed in the heart of town.

    Above: The Accordian, Volume XXIII No.1 A Publication of The Friends of Historic Rochester, Inc. March 2013