Like all Market Basket grocery stores, this one has a good selection of produce. August…read more2023...almost all places have the celery close to $2 !!! Wow...that's high for a stalk of celery. But it's always good to get their weekly flyer either online or as you walk into the store to see what the deals of the week are....that will save you some money. Nice cashiers working the registers.

Store is clean, staff very helpful and always enough registers open. Prices are very good for the…read moremost part, Hoping things don't change under the new leadership.!

Convenient, but not consistent. Sometimes they have this bread, but next week they have none and…read morethere is another brand in its location. This happens a lot here. Always check the expiration dates of stuff at this location...I've gotten skunked on canned tomatoes, cocktail sauce, soups and etc. a lot of etc too. Nice staff, and they work hard. However, there never seems to be enough cash registers open. Parking is huge. Place is clean.

All of their pork looked gray today, everything said sell by tomorrow. Chicken looks gross. Pork…read moretenderloin looks old. Lettuce is 4.99 a head! Butchers are rude and don't care. It's like this ,(nasty meats) every day. It does matter when you go. Monday thru Sunday, meat is black. I'm posting a 2 because vegetables are usually fresh.

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!

FoodPak Express is THE place to load up on all your asian cuisine and cooking essentials. This…read morestore is massive - warehouse massive! They've got every conceivable asian food item needed to create an entire restaurant menu - which makes sense, as I believe this store was originally intended and serviced restaurant owners only. You are able to become a member - don't ask me how, I'm just a chun dy paw who shops here. You receive slight discounts on everything. You'll notice on the price tags the "member" price and the normal price. It's seriously like 10¢ less for members - so unless the membership is free (don't hold your breath!), I don't see myself jumping on that too soon. They've got dried goods, canned goods, frozen sections, fresh vegetable and meat sections, juice and soda sections, snack sections, condiment sections, noodle and rice sections, cookware sections (utensils, dishes, rice cookers, deep friers, etc.), cleaning ware sections, paper goods section (think wholesale sized boxes of napkins, toilet tissue and paper towels) and just about everything in between. The price is right as well. I go here to stock up on $1 bags of frozen edamame, gyoza and bags of noodles and condiments as well. The workers are all just buzzing around you on forklifts, moving inventory and stocking shelves. They leave you alone and don't bother you until you're ready to check out. Chances are, an older asian lady will ring your stuff out. A younger asian guy will pack your items into boxes and an older asian guy will drop it down the loading dock, wheel it to your car and pack it into your trunk for you. Talk about service! It's just how they operate. No bells and whistles. Just good old fashioned straight up wholesale asian food products.

I'm not a restaurant owner, but I do enjoy buying things in bulk, especially when it's this cheap!…read moreBeing a Co-President of one of the organizations I run, we've discovered the convenience of having an Asian food/event product supplier so close to campus. It's almost like a Costco's for Asians, and all the fresh-off-the-boats seem to know about its existence. (Warning - be careful during Chinese New Year - EVERYONE and their mom seem to come here for stuff.) While it's encouraged that you have a membership at Food-Pak if you purchase from there frequently, you can shop normally without one. We get our ice cream by the gallon from here (green tea, red bean, and ginger - the specialty kind), along with fortune cookies and place mats for Asian night. Their utensils and other food supplies are sold by the thousands in large boxes, so make sure you have a car with lots of storage (or a van) if you do come here. The service is fantastic - they'll help you bring your stuff to your car and load it with you. What can I say - I'm a sucker for cost savings and any benefits that come along with it.

Overall, I do like this particular Big Y. I've shopped every iteration of the store- from Victory…read moreto Hannaford to Big Y and I have to say Victory was my favorite. The reasons why I liked Victory are the reasons I like the store these days. It's the only "grocery store" I've come across that carries the occasional locally grown produce, and I will shop that Produce department hard until I find where they're hiding those delicious farm-grown tomatoes. Victory used to carry a great selection of grown local produce. But other than tomatoes? It's a trip out to Bridgewater or somewhere else on the edge of the world to find a farm stand. Their rotisserie chicken is pretty tasty, but . . . I have to admit, I lived on Victory's rotisserie chicken all one summer while they carried a Korean BBQ flavor. A little variety here might be nice, just sayin'. I'm not going through every department but, it's especially irksome to consistently get 90% of my shopping list filled here and still have to go to S&S for my cat's preferred brand of litter- it's just not carried here. However, the employees are friendly, so very normal without dragging their personal idiosyncrasies into work for everyone to deal with ( I'm thinking of you, S&S) and if something goes wrong as it did for me this week, the employees will fix it and make it right. And the biggest thing that always stands out for me is that of all the employees I've made chit chat with over the years, people seem to long-time workers and most important of all they speak of how much they like working here. That goes a long way for me when customer-facing workers say that. So it's no Victory and I still have to roundup the loose ends of my shopping lists elsewhere but I like it! The store is clean; no surprises, no giant wins but no giant losses, either. Steady. Almost forgot the donuts! I haven't eaten a donut in 10 years until lately,and they're only from here! Hey, Mr. Big Y, could you just consider carrying Baskin Robbin's ice cream? Do us a solid and save me a trek over to S&S Norwell!

This review is long overdue. I have no particular grocery…read morestore allegiance but if I'm driving home from work or close by I'll stop and do my shopping at the Big Y in Norwell for one reason, the customer service. I think his name "Dave" and he is a manager. By far, the best customer service experience I've had. He is attentive to individual needs as he muti tasks from the front service desk to bagging. He is out in the parking lot collecting carriages!! He is patient with less than tech savvy shoppers. The store is ok, the customer service is beyond compare.

I spend most Sundays boozing and brunching with my friends in the South End. This little…read moreconvenience store is right next to my friend's (the host) apartment, so it's the default location for any needed items. They sell the standard convenience store goods (no alcohol, cry) and they also have a little deli where they make sandwiches. One of my friend's loves getting sandwiches here, I think he's crazy... The shop itself is rather filthy. The floors look like they've seen better days, the aisles are cramped, and overall it looks like it's in desperate need of a shower (the same could probably be said of me during those Sunday brunches). It kind of sickens me that the eggs we scramble and bacon we fry are bought from here - I'm waiting for the doctor to call and say, "Your results are in - it's the plague!" In the end, laziness dictates spending habits at this store. I would never go out of my way to come here.

Ugh, I would have given this place four stars if it wasn't so dingy. Otherwise, this place is a…read morelovely (dirt-covered) little gem! Upon first entrance, I was scared, and thought I'd see a rat or something, but it has become incredibly handy. For example, last week I was eager to bake, and didn't want to walk all the way to Foodie's for provisions. In came Mass Food Market, prepared with not only sugar and flour, but chocolate chips and coconut flakes! From a tiny convenience store! It was great. They have good sandwiches. Once you get past the sketch factor and enjoy a delicious Tremont St., you'll be finding yourself heading back (the sandwiches are cheap, too--less than $7 for a big, meaty bite!). They dress the lettuce on the sandwiches in some sort of oily vinaigrette, which is a surprising touch from such a small place. They also have a lot of Goya products. And who doesn't love Goya, who sells fried plantains for less than 2 bucks?

Now on our walk around the neighborhood after some tennis and cardio at the nearby park, we popped…read morein to thatcher because the lady's fam orders from them. We didn't know that this wasn't a retail storefront but rather an office and bottling? Facility. You usually can order for home delivery though. We went around back and was greeted by a super nice gentlemen who helped us. Even though they don't have a store front he got us a pint of choco milk which the lady was wanting. It was like 2 bucks for the bottle and the choco milk tasted like coco! Yummy! I typically don't like choco milk but i enjoyed theirs! Thank you!

If you love chocolate milk, you MUST try Thatcher Farm's chocolate milk!…read more They do home delivery if you live in the area & you can also find their dairy products in many local markets. They've got their products in markets in Belmont, Brookline/JP, Cambridge, Dorchester, Quincy, and even the Cape! I definitely grew up getting home delivery of their chocolate milk. It hits the spot every time. I'm not even a chocolate milk person (not really a dairy person in general), but I am always down for Thatcher farm's chocolate milk. The other day, I was playing tennis and then decided to take a stroll in the neighborhood afterwards. I've never actually bought anything in person but someone came out to help me & I was able to get a pint of chocolate milk for $2 cash ;)) I honestly just realized that the label says "Hatchland Farms" & not the usual Thatcher Farms label... not sure. But still, the chocolate milk was good.