For a small market they carry a wide array of products. Very convenient to have in town, staff are…read morealways pleasant & helpful. My only criticism of Village Market is that it's overdue for a facelift.

Expensive. Meat dept smells bad. But a surprisingly decent selection of beer and some products…read morefor the Whole Foods shopper.

I brought a Fruit Center Marketplace (FCM) veggie platter (10-12 ppl) to Thanksgiving and there was…read moreplenty to go around, with several ppl commenting on the freshness. When I arrived at the store to pick it up, I was early and asked an associate for assistance. She *gladly* walked me there and then went and got it for me, all in a friendly fashion, which I appreciate.

went into the one in Hingham. First thing you notice is the smell.... Waw it has a smell like cats…read moreand fish, quite stale. Workers are like 16 years old and all standing about talking to each other like you're in school. And very unhelpful. Prices are so/so. But the checkout workers are great.

This is without a doubt one of the oddest Stop & Shop's I've ever been in. It's small - not as…read moresmall as the former S&S in Manomet, but smaller than most. But that makes it fairly easy to navigate - except that they've been renovating bit by bit, so I still can't find anything without staring at the ceiling signs. And the reno has widened some aisles, made other areas appear bigger & brighter while simultaneously shrinking the area contents - it's sorcery, I guess. Their parking lot is now shared with the apartments and retail opposite the store so there are fewer spaces but there are also fewer customers than there used to be in years past. I guess that's why I find myself checking every single sell-by date since I've brought home way too many stale cupcakes, squishy tomatoes and questionable deli purchases from this store. And I do stare at the ceiling signs while wandering through, because most of the employees roam the store acting as if the few customers are invisible. Which in itself is fine - except I'd love an acknowledgement from one employee when I'm trying to get someone's attention to ask one question. I know they're employees because they speak to each other, just not . . me? High marks for cleanliness in this store, just not 5 stars because it's very off-putting that the employees are so detached. That seems to be the norm though in other S&S's as well, so maybe it's just a thing they learn to do? And the deli lady isn't as mean as she used to be, so that's a plus too.

Their delivery service is awesome! I've been injured awhile…read morenow. They carry my groceries up for me, and are just so nice. I've never had a bad experience here.

So disappointing. I've been putting off a review, waiting for things to get better but . . . after…read more12'ish years of regular shopping here, today is marking the end of my tolerance for consistently slipping service, questionable inventory and overall sadness on the shelves. It didn't used to be this way but the past four or five months the shopping experience here has been steadily declining. Today at noon'ish, the hot foods counter was bare. Absolutely nothing in the trays. The cold foods were full but- tired looking. I no longer get anything from the prepared foods anyway, as I was on the losing end of an interrogation about potato salad last month (. . . and exactly why is it orange?) that was never going to provide an answer from the uninformed employee. Today, I did get prepared chicken salad this trip as it's delicious when it's made to their original recipe (rotisserie chicken, mayo, celery) but not so much when the chef skips the mayo. And celery. It looks like it has everything in it this time, so I'm hoping. Today in Produce, I did find two tomatoes on the vine. Not the delicious, locally-grown ones I found in here last week, but beggars can't be choosers, so I grabbed the last ones. Last week it was scallions. No scallions- why? That day, the helpful employee didn't deny it was odd, he just shrugged and said, "Maybe in a couple of days?". I could maybe excuse the empty shelves and the clueless employees except for the cashiers who know better than the customer. Today was the third visit I asked the employee conducting a painfully slow checkout process not to squash everything in my order into only one of my shopping bags but . . . nah, he knew best. so all went in one bag. Then he backed the cart out of his way into the line of people waiting patiently behind me, (insted of pulling it forward) saying, "You want your cart?" Why do I want that cart? I'm happy to put it back in the cart line without you running some poor woman's foot over with it, but sure, I'll drag the cart around the counter and through the line because I'm standing at the end of the counter emptying half of what's in one of my bags and filling the second bag with it anyways, so . . . I started shopping at TFM for the quality, the variety of unusual items and the pleasant employees who were helpful, doing a job, and trying to do it well. No clue what's happening, but I can't annoy myself here any more. But now I have to find Malted Milk Balls somewhere that even come close to TFM ones, and that's not gonna happen anytime soon!

I drive almost an hour to get to this market because they carry a specific item that I want…read more The staff is so kind and professional and are always willing to help me carry very heavy boxes to my car! A stock boy named Mike was exceptionally kind and helpful. A few months ago , another very kind gentleman helped me carry heavy boxes again. I think his name was John? You do not find good customer service anymore, anywhere these days - so please keep up the good work guys! Markets are a dime a dozen everywhere, but what sets this place apart is the cool selection of items and the warm customer service. I will continue to recommend this place to people :)

Ho hum...So....here I am just took a break from work to drive quite a distance to bring my husband…read moresome coffee, as he forgot. I parked at his job site (L st Hull) and decided to walk to grab the coffee given that it was only .4 miles up the street. A sudden urge hit me upon my speedy arrival. Oh god no... I have to use the ladies and panic set in. My husbands boss was on-site so I had to be sneaky about the coffee so nope. No bathroom option there, even if I could have held it that long. So I begrudgingly ask the woman at tedeschies, who doesn't even look like she had clocked in yet for some help (being a fellow human being and all-knowing that sometimes these so called human needs do and can on-set suddenly. "I came all the way from south weymouth (true and roughly a 20-30 min drive, depending on traffic which at 9am there was plenty of), took a break from my work to bring him the coffee he had forgotten to stop for. I don't see a restroom, however and I do desprately need to go?" To which she replied, "Yup. No public rest roooooom!", and her tone was gleefully repugnant. A bit frustrated, yet still seeking relief I then approach the Dunks side, ordered, paid and finally and politely waited in line to simply ask, "So....(insert previous story about how I got here, being the silly, silly do-gooder that I am), there really is no restroom for patrons, here, huh because I have to go urgently?", as I involuntarily began doing the dance we ALL know so very painfully well. The woman said no, of course and then added that maybe, just maybe...the fire station across the street will make an exception for my non-fire related emergency. Wow. And bothering the nice firemen sounded like a horrible thing to be forced to do...those boys have more important things things to tend to. Guilty. That is how I know felt for being so very human. Otherwise-she added, there was a gas station a lil over one mile up the street-in the oppisite direction that I needed to walk to get back to both my husband and my vehical which I now felt very incredlibly stupid having left it behind to both save gas $ (at my husbands request) as well as (supposed to be my silver lining) get some excirsize. Boy big mistake. Maybe next time I will invest in some depends. Wink. Anyway, no shade on Dunks because the nice firemen that I was forced to make my problem thiers, bothering them for something other than a fire, (smh) kindly took pity on lil ole me and even went so far beyond as to check that thier facilities where clean first. Awe!! What nice/handsome firemen hull has!! Lucky, lucky Hull! Afterwards I offered to buy them all a round of coffee (in exchange for the inconvenience) which they refused but thanked me for anyway stating, "How kind of you-no one coming in from tedeschies to use our bathroom ever bothers to make such a lovely offer." So happy ending there (and a great review coming for Hull fire station), but still....tedeschies....wtf kind of rule is this?!? I understand you wanted to cut down on the riff raff but... why punish your innocent (fellow human beings with the very same human needs) patrons??? And thus this not so good review. You're welcome. Sorry, not sorry.

On our last few visits to Boston, we stayed in the Seaport area. I know a lot of locals are down on…read morethe Seaport as a gentrified and expensive borefest, but as a tourist it's not half bad. The only downside is it's pretty hard to find a place to buy groceries. Since we didn't want to eat out every night we decided to walk over to this Trader Joe's to get some food. Is a pretty typical Trader Joe's, but it's very small, even smaller than the one we have back home in Boca, which is one of the smallest ones I've ever seen. But we found everything we needed and everything was pretty good quality in particular the fresh produce. Overall if you're in the Seaport this place is a must if you don't want to spend a fortune on food. I'd give it four stars, definitely recommended and possibly the only place to go grocery shopping in the immediate area.

Biggest and nicest Trader Joe's we ever been in. It was very clean and organized. The aisles are…read morewider than the regular Trader's Joe also. My wife dropped in for some Boston themed bags. She was able to find some for $0.99 each, excellent buy. She also brought some foldable hard sided square bag with handles, excellent for carrying heavier items. First time seeing this type of bag. There were plenty of cashiers, so checkout was quick.

This location is always packed with shoppers which ONLY MEANS, the amount of food and produce and…read moreof course flowers and plants selections are abundant here! Fresh produce at reasonable prices! Bananas at 0.23 cents is a great price! Just take your time and go up and down the aisle slowly to pay attention to the great food products you will find! The Bakery Section is very popular with many fresh baked bread are scooped up fast! The dairy section has every dairy product you might need! Today FREE SAMPLES OF ONION DIP WAS OFFERED! The place was buzzing and the cashiers did not stop for a second! People were buying cart loads of groceries and walking out to the massive parking lot!

I LOVE THIS TRADER JOE's LOCATION! It is still out of the…read moreway for me to go, but Trader Joe's is so worth it. I love getting their mini avocado bags, ube ice cream, frozen soup dumplings that you can just toss in the microwave, and corn chips paired with one of their dips (my favorite is the everything and the elote Greek style yogurt dip). On a whim, decided to drive down here to see if they finally had the Ube ice cream in stock AND THEY DID! Also, grabbed a bag of chile spiced mango on the way to check out. Trader Joe's never disappoints and is one of my favorite (& inexpensive) markets to go to!

One of my favorite Stop & Shop locations! I always stop by…read moreat this one when I'm nearby because this Stop & Shop is SO CLEAN, so organized, HUGE, & has a solid liquor selection! And no, I don't mean just beers and coolers, they have vodka, whiskey, tequila, etc. I always have a great experience here & can always find what I'm looking for. Will continue to go here, always !

Popped into stoppies while in Hingham for Traders and Marshalls…read more Had a craving for some flaming hot ranch Doritos. Haha i know should be eating cleaner but they that good! This location was clean and busy on a Saturday, but it was a smooth in and out process. I noticed they have actual liquor to purchase not just beer, wine and spirits. Checkout was quick and easy, used self checkout. Parking is always easy at any stoppies usually they have a parking lot.

Went here when visiting relatives, was left pleasantly surprised!…read more The place wasn't like the other stores I've been to, this location had decently priced foods that were well stocked. The service was also very good. The staff were quick to help out at self checkout when needed and were polite. The ambiance was a little crowded but otherwise good place to shop!

It seemed like the employees wanted nothing to do with the customers. Then I was shopping the…read moreproduce department, where the aisles are wide, and left my cart against the side display, to run to get a lemon and when I returned another customer started to yell at me about blocking her access to the lettuce! I guess that's what folks do in this area! Then I went to the meat department, which is shared with the seafood department. Essentially, unless you wanted Purdue or Shaw's label meats, that's all there was. It seems like this Shaw's caters to the take away food people. The store is laid out nicely but if you like to cook your own stuff, this is not the place for you! Plus, customer service is non-existent.

This is a hidden gem in the heart of Hingham, MA…read more Located in the back of a liquor store, you'll find this cute & clean sub shop. If your trying to get a quick bite that's filling and affordable at lunch, this is a great choice. You can grab something cold from the fridge, or order hot food from the counter. This was my first visit and recommended by a work friend. She knows the area restaurants and said we wouldn't be disappointed. She was right, I loved my sub. They have a large selection of subs including Italian, BLT, Chicken Parm, Turkey, Tuna and many others. They also offer salads, calzones and party platters. I ordered the chicken salad sub. I loved it! Tasty chicken salad on fresh bread. So good. We were in & out within 10 minutes for all four subs. So fast. Friendly staff. Plenty of parking in the front of store and plaza next door.

I just ordered an eggplant parm took almost 20 minute. My first bite the eggplant was cold. took a…read morefew bites and tossed it in the trash Cost me $11.77