This is my grandmothers favorite supermarket. Everytime I come back to Mass she makes me name a…read morespecial trip out here even though there are much closer supermarkets near her. This is located in a large plaza and parking can be a premium. We try to go during a weekday early so we can get good parking up front. The aisles are wide and inviting so you can move your cart around. I love the fresh cuts of meat and the bakery and deli section can't be beat. I wish they had places like this in Cali. Love the hot sandwiches to go!! The registers seem to move rather quickly even though not many may be open at a time. The cleanliness is a plus as well. Always seems well kept and employees are very helpful. I can't wait to go back!

What can I say. Lots of. Good selections of food and really good prices. This location is set up…read moreopposite of the usually place I go so that threw me for a bit but I was still able to find everything I was looking for. Very clean and well stocked. Quick check out made it a. O fuss trip

Pizza Pizza....I come here for Cheese Pizzas....plain and simply one of the best in the area and to…read moretop it off, the staff are second to none. Excellent customer service!

I like the Whole Foods Market. It's a fairly large store with a good overall layout. Parking can be…read morebusy, but it's usually adequate, and the product selection is generally good. Some prices could be more competitive; however, Amazon Prime members receive sale pricing on select items, and using the Amazon credit card earns 5% back on the entire purchase, which helps offset the premium. The self-checkout lanes work very well, and I almost always use them. There's consistently a staff member nearby to assist if needed. The traditional checkout lanes are less impressive--lines can get long, and there often aren't enough baggers during busy periods. Prepared food quality is mixed. The sushi is quite good, as are the rotisserie chickens, but some of the other prepared foods have been underwhelming. The store has a second-floor dining area, accessible by a long stairway or elevator. While the seating area is nice, it's not especially convenient if you've started your shopping and then get hungry, I don't think you can bring your cart upstairs and it's unclear where to leave a cart. For that reason, I'd likely eat first and shop afterward. By comparison, Wegmans handles this better, with dining areas on the first floor and plenty of space to bring your cart along. Wegmans also offers a noticeably stronger prepared foods selection overall. That said, I still like Whole Foods and use them regularly--for delivery (very good), pickup (also good), and in-store shopping.

I will say that this store truly needs to get help with many issues. Such as people talking bad…read moreabout other employees when all they do is sit and do nothing. Only women that I know who is working is Kristian LaRose who is always working all the time. I can say if you loose her ill stop going to this location. She is a very good employee.

If you're driving north on MA 146, this is probably your last best shot for gas at a competitive…read moreprice if you're getting on the Pike, though it may be cheaper in Worcester itself. I know today it was quite a bit steeper on the Pike at least until you were on the western half. The Mart is a decent size too. If you're driving southbound, the Xtra Mart for you is about 1 mile north of this one, and the gas prices were the same.

I recently stopped by Trader Joe's and overall had a pretty good experience. The store was clean,…read moreorganized, and had a lot of unique snacks and frozen meals that were nice to try.

Stop and Shop has a rating system for their store - A, B and C levels. The one in Lincoln Plaza,…read morenow gone, was a C level store. Everyone knows why. The one in Westboro was A level. Again, no surprise. Same deal here. The Shrewsbury TJ's is disgusting, yet the one in Framingham is great (and has wine, but that's not the important diffentiator since Total Wine was wise in opening a store right next to the TJ's in Shrewsbury). I shop both regularly, but will now be avoiding the one in Shrewsbury. It's just gross, rat traps as you walk along the sidewalk is a start. Sure, it's great that they are trapping them, but they don't go where there isn't food laying around to eat. Also gross is buying fresh produce only to find out two days later it's moldy/wilted. What in the world do they do to this stuff to have it go bad a week before date?! I suspect poor refridgeration in store or on way to store. The chickens - sometimes they'll have a date 2 weeks out, you open them the next freak'n day and they smell spoiled. It's not good. Speaking of dates, be careful - they don't rotate the shelves. They think they are clever by not doing so since people are used to reaching behind for fresher produce. I've learned to actually look at a few and pick the freshest. One time I reached behind for a later date and the dude who has been there a long time (looks like the Pitbull character from Fraiser) actually had the ballzarios to comment about it to me, all annoyed that I did that. HA! Then I saw him go back to SLAMMING bags of chips into the shelf, stuffing them in tight and smashing the shiznit out of them. Seems common, all the chips and crackers from this place a smashed up inside the bag. They are rearranging the store with hopes of it getting better I guess? All their bread is previously frozen too, hence it gets moldy REALLY fast. But, yeah, it's the lack of preservatives, right.

At least they've finally have a self checkout now. Maybe…read morethey're finally going to put some money in this place

One of the best CVS' in the Worcester area... conveniently located in a plaza with plenty of…read moreparking and overall friendly/pleasant staff. The front end folks are quick at checking out your purchases. It's not super large store like the newer CVS' but you can get all your basic necessary items here. Make sure you get the app so you can load up all your coupons and extra bucks before checking out.

This is one of the few Latin grocery places that really has absolutely everything I need and more…read more From all of my Puerto Rican ingredients, and various Caribbean staples, to a little restaurant with prepared Spanish foods (I hear it's great, especially the suckling pig and pork shoulder). And OMG the bakery treats are fantastic, especially the guava pastries! A few things to note: parking lot in the back is large (it's not JUST off-street parking), they charge for bags (and have a tip jar out for the cashiers, which is wild, unless they aren't making at least minimum wage), they accept EBT, which means they mark up the groceries. Produce can sometimes be hit or miss. Music is always popping (don't judge me if you see me dancing down the aisles). Definitely worth the stop, especially if you're a condiment junkie (I'll never turn down good bbq or hot sauces), like me!

To start the food was horrible and cold. The employees had no sense of being nice. The seating area…read morevery tight and not clean.