I come here every year for Christmas decor. It is a wonderful little shop and I look forward to…read morecoming every season. This year, I opted for a couple beautiful wreaths which hang beautifully!

I came here to browse while I was away on a vacation. The woman working in the little store…read morefollowed me around, maybe she thought I was stealing. I left without buying anything because I was really uncomfortable. Won't be returning. Nothing in there was really that great anyway - I would have purchased a pumpkin but changed my mind after being followed around.

This location (next to AP Fish) has been plagued for years with businesses that couldn't make it. I…read moream so happy to let you know that the plague has finally disappeared. There is now a really successful and well run business in that spot. This is it!!! I visited today and was absolutely delighted to discover incredibly low prices with absolutely flawless produce. Mangos were 99¢ to $1.39 depending on size, a full pint of blueberries were $2.99, plantains were 3/$1, 4 mini cucumbers ended up being $1, tomatoes were $2.99 where folks at other stores charge double for the same thing!! I can't quote you on all the prices accurately, but if you know your fruits and veggies the way I do, you'll notice that the prices are generally 20-50% lower than other stores. Also - FRESH dates. Yeah. My American ignorance was challenged today, folks. I'm glad. The owner gave me one to try and it was great! I'm specifically writing this review because I really really want this business to thrive. Please go visit!! You'll be happy! :) The owner genuinely cares about the customers being happy, the quality of the produce leaving his store, and the prices are fantastic. What more could you possibly ask for?

The best lunch spot in town. Owner is great and always makes sure everything is super fresh and you…read morehave what you need. His Mac and cheese is a family favorite

Great place to go for lunch, everything you need right there. Great sandwich options, came out…read morequick and tasted delicious. Our family loved the different candies, nuts, and trail mixes that are available. All 5 of us left happy about our sandwiches.

So I'm big on supporting local business, been here a few times, once for a meet a cow event, and…read morethis past week bc their social media posted about the eggnog. I go there middle of the day not a lot going on, as other posts have noted the lady working the counter was cold and not very welcoming, no hello or how are you when I walked in. I politely said hi as she picked up the phone, no response even after she hung up from her phone call. I inquired about if they were organic bc there is a sign that says hormone free etc, she just blandly said no bc they give their cows grain, and that was the end of that. They have good products but it's hard to support local farms when the people working there seem to not give a shit about the people walking in the door. Number one rule of sales: sell the company, sell yourself, sell the product. She didn't do any of these things. The eggnog is pretty good, really thick, I like it. But they could work on their enthusiasm for their customers, and customer service hell even a smile would have been nice.

Great milk store with their own fresh milk. It's like a convenient store...they carry lots of Cabot…read morecheese products, local eggs, plenty of ice cream treats and fresh pastries from Culpeppers Bakery.

My friends and I were returning from a fantastic weekend in Boston when we decided to do something…read moreout of the ordinary. Enjoying the countryside, we decided to go apple picking! We stumbled upon Charlton Orchards. We went into the store and each paid for a bushel of apples. Then we headed out past the farm and ventured into rows and rows of apple bushes to start picking. For me being a Floridian, I found this to be a lot of fun! It was a perfect September fall day and just walking around the farm, looking for the best looking apples, was a great change of pace. We spent about an hour roaming around and filling up our baskets. We even walked past a herd of friendly cows and offered them some of our fruit, which they happily accepted! Before leaving we bought some homemade apple cider for the road, which was absolutely fresh and delicious. For me being sort of a fish out of water visiting the New England area, I genuinely enjoyed my time at Charlton Orchards. Soaking up the quaint and quiet atmosphere of farmland was just what I needed to complete my Massachusetts getaway!

We drove out of our way to stop here. On line showed "open". Sign at old Worcester road said…read more"open 8-5". Sign at entrance to orchard said "open". Pulled in to the parking lot...sign said "closed". Really? So disappointing!

TASTY, FREAH, IT IS THE BEST! Love this place !! Every time…read moreim in the area I stop it and get some fresh salads!

Run, don't walk to Ed Hyder's. The quality of their products is pretty unmatched. You can always…read morefind something new to try but their hummus and other spreads are fabulous, as are their meats. This is a gem in Worcester.

Classy and upscale place, great to take a date for a special occasion. Business casual and better…read moreis the dress. The food variety is limited, but everything on the menu is a safe bet. Its a very cozy place, and usually filled with professionals, so its only for the grown and sexy. Make sure to try an appetizer because their fusion spin is very unique. Not too bad on prices, about $30 a person, but worth it for the atmosphere alone.

A good place to buy fruit and flowers on a Sunday morning, after church. They generally have a nice…read moreselection of Easter and Mothers Day flowers at reasonable prices. It is a little hard to find the first time. It is right next to St Johns church

Not a huge store, but a huge selection of food and general mdse. Even Vanilla Suavitel!read more

I'm from Boston and visited this one expecting it to be the same as the one in Hyde Park (Boston)…read more Definitely wasn't - I specifically was looking for the "Caribbean aisle" and they didn't but they did have a cat roaming around 20 feet from the meat section though.