Market 32 is our closest grocery store, yet it is always one of our last choices. Our pecking order…read moreof supermarkets in our area is as follows: 1. Wegmans 2. Whole Foods 3. Market Basket 4. Stop & Shop 5. Market 32 6. Price Chopper/Hannaford We realize that quality and selection with some of these grocery stores can vary by location. For example, a Price Chopper can be much nicer in one town than in another (Price Chopper Webster, MA is a very nice PC). But in our area, we stand by these standings! We use Market 32 as a giant convenience store for on demand staples like hamburger patties and rolls, milk and eggs. That said, some of these items are much more expensive than Market Basket. And when it comes to produce, we're always disappointed with Market 32 quality, and often the price too. Bok choy is a good example. Market 32 Bok choy is often $2 more a pound than at Market Basket, and limp, like it's been on a Price Chopper truck for a few days too long. And the cod we tried, was very fishy and compares poorly with cod loins from Wegman's. Market 32 prepared pizza was very disappointing, though I tried sushi here once (I was starving), and to my chagrin, it was pretty good. On the plus side, this Market 32 is quite new, quite clean, and usually quite quiet. But other than on-demand necessitates, we have much better choices if we're willing to drive an extra 10 - 15 minutes.

The market is a full service business. Floral dept. is a bit confusing but, the market as a whole…read moreis great. Love the expression meals.

I grew up always going to Stop & Shop for my market so when Market Basket started popping up, I was…read morehesitant. However, since I've been starting to stop at Market Basket, I legitimately only go to Market Basket now. It's so much nicer, Market Basket everything and is so well organized. Everything is easy to find. Customer service is great prices are great and when I say prices are great I mean like better than Stop & Shop.. Nothing's cheap but they're cheaper then Stop & Shop for sure. I do come to the market on Sundays, which I will say this location is extremely busy on Sundays, but I mean that's to be expected.

The most requested rotisserie chicken left on Chicken Wars is Market Basket. They have 95…read morelocations, primarily all in New England, and they have SOLDIERS. My comments have been flooded with Market Basket requests since I started this journey. For full transparency, I didn't know MB existed until I started DOGGIN these chickens. I walked in with my production team, and was so caught off guard. Employees smiling from ear to ear while being dressed to the nines, floors squeaky clean, a fresh popcorn station, a delectable looking hot bar, etc. There is just so much soul in here. This is what a family run grocery store looks like before they sell out. You can just tell, this is their baby. They care so much. They put their heart and soul into running these stores, and it shows. I felt like I was in a Bucee's, and I don't know if I could give a higher compliment. Perhaps the most surprising thing of all was the $4.69 rotisserie chicken. This marks the cheapest tissi Chicken Wars has ever seen. Cheaper than Costco and Sam's Club. How are they doing this? My one concern was that the chicken came in saran wrap, which I thought would make the skin all soggy. The other 32 grocery stores I've tried all came in a plastic bag or plastic container. However, I respected the confidence. They're not scared to do something no one else is doing. Talent hits a target no one else can hit, genius hits a target no one else can see. We got this bird and took it to a park down the street, and I began consumption. The skin was ideal, a perfect golden brown with a slight crisp. The saran wrap didn't make it soggy at all. The breast was perfectly tender and was delicious. I didn't need one sip of water throughout the whole bird. The leg was operating at a high level as well, falling off the bone. I sat on this park bench in awe. How? How can this be $4.69, a good size, and this good? It didn't make sense. I'm still struggling to come to terms with it. I ended up giving it an 8.9/10, which makes it tied for 3rd with the Fresh Market. My only critique is it didn't have as much flavor as Fairway or Publix, but it was right there. I was so inspired that I went back in and tried to buy a hat, but they didn't sell any smh. I was especially thankful for this, as we needed a road win in New England. The other 2 birds I tried up here were ROUGH. A nice side effect of this journey has been traveling to try new birds. Every time I travel, I feel like I gain a wealth of knowledge in a short period of time. I grow and learn every time I go to a new place, and to me, that's what life is all about. Learning, growing, and trying to satiate this passionate curiosity I have about the world. THANK YOU MARKET BASKET FOR BRINGIN THE REAL BACK! FOR BRINGING THE SOUL BACK! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

If you've ever shopped at Market Basket, you already know why this place has such a loyal…read morefollowing, but if you haven't, it's worth the trip. First thing you notice walking in: it's clean. Not "just opened five minutes ago" clean, but consistently well-kept. Aisles are clear, shelves are stocked, and nothing feels chaotic even when it's busy, which, let's be honest, it usually is. The staff deserves a mention. People here are actually helpful. Not the kind of help where someone points vaguely down an aisle and disappears, but the kind where they'll stop what they're doing and make sure you find what you need. It makes a difference. Layout is straightforward, too. You're not wandering in circles trying to track down one item while slowly losing your patience. Everything's where you'd expect it to be, and that alone makes grocery shopping feel less like a chore. Then there's the pricing. This is where Market Basket really separates itself. You can fill a cart without that moment of dread at checkout. Prices are consistently lower than most places around here, and it's not because they're cutting corners, it's just genuinely good value. The prepared foods are better than they need to be for a grocery store. Nothing fancy, but solid, dependable, and perfect for nights when you don't feel like cooking. The takeout kitchen is a bit of a hidden gem. The pizza, especially, is surprisingly good, fresh, satisfying, and priced in a way that makes grabbing a whole pie feel like a no-brainer. And finally, the parking lot. It's big. Really big. You're not circling like a vulture waiting for someone to leave--you just park and go, which already puts you in a better mood before you even walk in. All in, this is just a well-run store that gets the basics right--and then some. Clean, affordable, friendly, and efficient. Hard to ask for much more than that.

I love the deals at Market Basket! That being said, this place gets crowded and hectic but is…read moreoverall clean. Their sushi I go back and forth on- absolutely great selection for a market place though and it usually hits the spot! Great selection of frozen foods- I love that they have the White Castle sliders. Overall, recommend this market but I know some friends who won't go here because it gets too busy. My one note is I don't love the way they organize produce. For example, there will be like 3-5 places where they have celery and it's difficult to compare prices and what you want. I'm glad Market Basket exists, I would absolutely recommend AND I will be back!

We were in the area and stopped in here to get some chocolates and candies. They have a great…read moreselection of brands, sizes, flavors, etc. I love their Lindt bonbons...they come in so many different flavors that it's always easy to pick something that fits with your mood, craving and price point.

Today I decided to venture to Shaws in search of a particular IAMS dry cat food that I have been…read moresearching everywhere for the past two days! Guess what?? THEY HAD IT!!! I Was so thrilled that my on going search ended here! I hadn't been to Shaw's in quite a while because the location that was closest to our town closed several years back. I have to say I miss shopping Shaws! Overall I was impressed with the selection of food and their bakery looked wonderful! I had to take home 2 mini chocolate truffles! ;) The checkout was super fast and the cashier was very friendly.

Market Basket is a full 20-25% less expensive than its competitors in the area for basically the…read moresame food. Yes, it's not as luxurious to shop in, it's usually mobbed, the aisles are tight and the parking lot sucks. Produce is not as great in some items, and they don't carry as many super-speciality foods as Whole Foods or Stop & Shop. However, the people who work there are amazing. They are abundant (try almost every checkout line open during rush) and helpful, and friendly, and the store is well stocked and well managed. No self checkout crap. You don't need it, there's always a line open. We'd kill for an upgraded facility like the nicer newer Market Baskets that do exist, but our Bellingham store crew, from the managers to the baggers are amazing, and make shopping here worth the visit. Their meat department is wonderful, the seafood is great and if you can get near the deli, they work hard and are great too. Finally, a shout out to the bakery and prepared food folks - they are awesome. The food is great and they couldn't be more helpful. We love MB, just wish it was as a new one. Oh, and don't go near the place the day before a major snowstorm, or any Sunday at noon. Plan your visit if possible. 5 stars for the staff and people and management, 3 for the facility. It really needs an upgrade.

Typical Market Basket grocery store. I stopped here to get some healthy snacks and their selection…read morewas good and well priced. I sometimes like to be efficient and that is why I like the self checkout lanes at grocery stores...here, they don't have them. The company wants to have cash registers manned and open to encourage customer interaction. Good thing to focus on human interactions.

Small town market with plenty of options. Super friendly…read moreand helpful staff. Lucky to have them in this out of the way spot.

Expensive! Even more expensive then the Dino's in Chepachet. Not only was it expensive but I was…read moredoing a quick 15 minute shopping trip & noticed a lot of the items I was about to purchase were expired! I purchased fruit from here which I didn't even really get to enjoy because it went bad in about 3 days- bummer! They do have some really good items in their pre-made area. I have picked up some stuff for a quick dinner and it's always been a good decent meal. They have everything from premade chicken cordon blue , to skewers to teriyaki rice and general Taos chicken, which was surprising good! When I lived in Scituate I primarily shopped at the IGA & loved the small hometown feel of it. However this market appears to be smaller & with less quantity of items & certain items I looked for and noticed they didn't even carry! It's clean, it's small, it has the hometown feel- If you can afford to shop here - then great! I would love to shop here but unfortunately I can't really afford to. Will continue to come - here and there when I'm in a jam- but will not be doing my weekly shopping here due to rising costs!

I have a funny little update for anyone who is interested:…read more In August, I bought a monstera deliciosa in a grower pot from Urban Greens for ~$16. I was siked with my purchase as it was. A healthy monstera (no bugs, no root rot, no distress, no disease) for under $20 is always a win in my book. Then I realized that there were probably at least a few individual plants within this one grower pot. I'm a green thumb but I'm also a very busy green thumb, so it took me an embarrassingly long time to get the proper soil for this project. I finally tackled the task of separating & repotting this plant this past weekend. You know those scarves that clowns pull out of questionable places that just keep going & going & going & going & going? & that's the whole bit? Well that was me with separating this monstera. I was the clown & the monstera was the scarf. Any guesses as to how many viable separate plants I divided the original into? My guess (prior to tackling this task) was ~8. The verdict: 20. That's right. I just kept separating more & more & more plants off of the original mama monstera until I had a comical pile of little lads in front of me. So anyways, now everyone I know is getting a baby monstera as a gift from me for any occasion for the next foreseeable future. I have 5 monsteras in pots & another army of monsteras propagating in water. Talk about bang for my buck. $16 for one monstera was already exciting but $16 for 20 monsteras? Unbelievable. Thanks, Urban Greens Market, for my army of monsteras!

This is an Overpriced Convenience Store primarily serving the nearby High School. I recently moved…read morefrom Manhattan to Providence thinking supporting my local business would be a good thing, however, their prices are ridiculously high.

Family owned and run Local Business! Eastside Mart is a fixture in our neighborhood. They over a…read morewide variety on convenience store classics such as coffee, muffins, sandwiches and ice cream etc. On holidays, and anyday, you can find that one thing you forgot to buy. Thanksgiving they stock up on turkey trimmings, cranberry sauce and anything you might need! Great place to drop in and buy an emergency phone charger, greeting card or those stamps you keep forgetting to get. Everyday shopper shout out! Jenn A

Sometimes I wish Eastside Mart didn't exist. These guys will deliver Ben and Jerry's ice cream to…read moreyour house. Your house! Have you ever had a breakup and wished someone would just make an entire pint of cookie dough ice cream appear before you so you could eat your feelings? That is precisely what Eastside Mart is for. Through Yelp and Grubhub, you can order ice cream, as well as snacks, household supplies (need an emergency TP roll or six? They got you) and beverages. No alcohol, though... this isn't Massachusetts, folks. This corner store is located over by Elmgrove Street, just a few blocks from Blackstone Boulevard, so I guess if you really wanted to, you could grab a bottle of water and go for a run, but that's clearly not what the rest of us are doing. Thank you (and curse you!) for being there for me in the darkest of times, Eastside Mart. Cheers.