Signs everywhere about great deals yet none to be found--prices are as high as Roche Brothers…read more Decent selection though. The women's room was truly vile. At 11am it reeked of the urine of 100 people with terrible diets. Also filthy. Took me like 10 minutes to recover.

Ordered from Hannaford in Chelmsford MA, Drumhill Rd., via their website, for delivery…read more I was pleasantly surprised that they had same-day delivery and set up a delivery of 6-7pm. it is now 9:08pm and I have no food. When I called the store, the person who answered the phone AND the store manager both immediately knew who I was, and why I was calling. No attempt to contact me was made, and no update on a new time of delivery, or reason for the delay. When I asked, they also immediately knew why it was delayed. The driver they contracted to make the delivery cancelled the order after allegedly showing up and accepting the items, then cancelling the order and returning the food to the store. I asked the manager if my food was now war, and out of refrigeration... to which he said everything had been re-refrigerated and allegedly the "driver" is on his way... but 2 hours and 10 minutes later... and counting... and how many people have handled my groceries? After they had to be checked and repacked? Will the milk be bad, ice cream melted, the bread crushed? I rushed home to be there for the delivery... The manager offered me $25. My time is worth way more than that. 0 out of 10. Strongly do not recommend shopping here. They knew what's going on, they just don't care about their customers.

Yes, it is a small store and the parking lot can be crazy BUT the secret weapon here are the cool…read morepeople at the registers. I only had a few items when I was in last week, I had cash and Ken (cool employee) and I had a laugh about how easy it is to forget how to actually pay with cash. We all know how to count, but don't do much of it anymore! TJ's also has great greeting cards for .99 and I keep a stash of birthday and blank cards so I always have a few on hand.

I love the food ans service; the baked goods selection and fruit options are especially good at…read morethis particular location.

(Minority an immigrant owned) Bostons best Latin American grocery store they offer lots of options…read morethat show off tasty foods form Latin American countries. As for the employees they are always friendly and willing to give their knowledge.

Found the Yerba Mate I was looking for. Huge array of attractively priced spices and other ethnic…read morespecialties to explore.

What happened to this place? I haven't been in a while and decided to stop by, and the whole…read moreexperience at this WF is just sad, almost apocalyptic. The lights are dim. The produce is soggy (parsley), brown (romaine lettuce), or molding and straight up rotting (berries). The incredible price markup is just the soggy cherry on top. Feels like the shelf stable stuff is half out, like it was during the pandemic. I could only find one kind of plain old milk chocolate bar in the chocolate section. Organic onions in a different aisle from regular onions, but not so for avocados, leading to confused mendicants wandering about. The stars are for the staff who are the only good and normal part of the place. By the end, I felt as wilted and bewildered as the greens section.

This Whole Foods seems to be under the spell that they have limitless space within their walls. The…read morecreep of product into the aisles has turned this store into a hectic slow-moving annoyance. Whole foods is a shadow of it's former glory

The prices are competitive. As part of Star Market, this makes sense. I think the Star market…read morechain is the most reasonable.. Shaw's produce is fresh with local and organic options. It looks like they are right off the vine. I like their selection of meats. I usually look for chicken liver. They are my favorite.

I *hate* Shaw's - like abhor it. I called today to see if the bakery had something, so went to the…read morebakery phone. When no one answered, the call went to the customer service desk. LOL - "customer service." Shyla told me "they went home... they have personal lives and do not need to be here all day.... It is out of our control." Um - no. It may be out of Shyla's control but it is so clear that someone somewhere can properly schedule employees so that *someone* *somehow* can help customers. I mean, IDK, isn't why these stores exist? To enable people to buy food?

Absolutely love this place. The owner is amazing... she is so friendly and willing to help you shop…read moreand share recipes. Highly recommend supporting this small family-owned grocery store.

My family and I have been going to Wilson's for ten years and love it so much. It has an amazing…read moreselection of produce and food from local vendors, so happy that they carry Iggys Bread! It does get a little busy at times, but the lines move quickly and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Grateful to have Wilson's in our community.

Wilson Farm is much more than a traditional grocery store or farm. We walked into a space that…read morefeels like a full farm market experience, with fresh produce, bakery items, specialty foods, flowers, seasonal displays, and locally sourced products all in one place. The layout is thoughtfully arranged, and the focus is clearly on quality and presentation, making it easy to spend time browsing rather than rushing through a standard grocery run. The fresh produce is the main reason we would visit. The selection changes with the seasons, and there is always something that stands out, whether it is fruit, vegetables, or specialty items. The produce section is one of the biggest highlights, with everything arranged beautifully and a wide variety that makes shopping here feel more intentional. The bakery section is another area worth checking out, especially for breads and pastries. Items like the olive sourdough bread and seasonal baked goods are the type of things that make Wilson Farm feel more like a destination rather than just a place to buy groceries. Beyond produce, the variety is what makes the experience memorable. There are sections for meats, seafood, prepared foods, desserts, flowers, and pantry items, so it is easy to put together a full shopping trip without needing to go elsewhere. The seasonal events are also a big part of the atmosphere, especially in the fall when the pumpkin displays and decorations transform the outside of the farm into something that feels like an autumn destination. The staff were friendly and helpful during our visit, which adds to the overall experience, and the store can get busy during peak seasons, especially around fall events and weekends, so parking and navigating through the crowds may take extra patience. Prices are generally higher than a standard grocery store, but the quality and selection are what make the visit worthwhile. Wilson Farm is one of those places where grocery shopping becomes an experience. The combination of fresh food, bakery items, seasonal atmosphere, and the farm setting makes it stand out. It is a place we would visit not only for groceries but also when we want to explore and pick up something special.

Still a very effective grocery store with a wide variety of goods present. The green (not golden!…read moregreen) raisins were really tasty. The daal is plentiful as well, though sometimes hard to finish it all in the time allotted by the date on the bag. The veggies are fresh as well.

So happy to see Patel Brothers finally open here! The store is spacious, clean, and well organized…read morewith a great variety of Indian groceries and household items. They have lots of fresh vegetables -- probably the best selection I've seen in the area. Everything looks fresh and well stocked, from spices and snacks to frozen foods and sweets. It's really convenient to have such a big Indian store nearby. Definitely worth visiting