I almost never shop here at Shaw's, but when I do, I only buy a few things. I decided to go tonight…read moreafter work, and the cashier (Nick) was so rude it seems like he didn't want to be there so just stay home if you don't want to work instead of being miserable. This kids now they look for jobs and they don't really want to work.

I only go here because my mother in law likes shopping here. Every time I'm there I can find out of…read morecode and fill a basket full. Never seen anything like it. There is never a store manager around on the sales floor.

my go to market basket i call they get me whatever i need catered to customer very wellread more

The fish dept used to offer wonderful cod loins. They are sub par now. I've noticed that business…read morehere is way off. Not too hard to park anymore. Doesn't matter. I am taking my business elsewhere. Prices are now on par with all the grocery chains

Yes the soups are excellent but they're lying saying "home made." I saw an employee in the kitchen…read moreempty a huge bag of Hungarian Mushroom soup into the self serve pot. Obviously out sourced. None the less, the soups are indeed delicious! Caution though - the rest of the store is dirty and I know they have been closed several times by the Middleton Board of Health which also took away their dairy license.

Omg I live in Hillsboro nh. And drive to farmer browns for all my treats,, love everything they…read morehave to offer. Fresh fresh fresh every day chicken salad soups bread rolls also kidney bean salad. The best. Just go. You will not be disappointed

We don't make it to Portland often but when we do we absolutely have to stop by Whole Foods. You'll…read morefind fresh fruit and veg you won't find anywhere else. Though their salad bar isn't as good as the ones you'll find in large cities it's still decent. (No baked tofu!? Whyyyy!?) Stopped by on a Friday eve and it was bare bones, not even samosas. Noooooo! Win some, lose some, I guess. We don't buy bread often but when we do the bakers are always so helpful. Don't forget to grab a delicious vegan pizza! Excellent price and always hits the spot.

My wife and I often pop in for breakfast then we do a little shopping we pick up a few few things…read morewe have breakfast and if we go there at lunchtime The pizza is fantastic. They have such a large selection of salads and full menu of lunches sandwiches and cookies.

All the fruit at Whole Foods is amazing very fresh then you go into the meat section and the fish…read moresection is all excellent quality meat. I also like the cheese and cookie section if you go there early enough in the morning so you can make yourself a breakfast in the coffee is of a good grade also, the pizza is excellent and so the deli area.

My first grocery store review and it's mostly in part to give a special shoutout to an employee…read morenamed Owen who works in the butcher department. These stars are for you! Owen approached us after noticing our confused and puzzled looks while in the chicken section. We wanted to buy a whole chicken (in retrospect a huge undertaking for two novices). We literally had no idea what we were looking at/for. We would pick up a package, try and gather as much information as we could from reading the label, and put it back down. We did this a few times before Owen came to our rescue. Not only did Owen share with us his impressive knowledge of the best whole chicken to purchase, he even offered to spatchcock the chicken for us (a free service I had no idea Whole Foods did for already packaged non in-store products). It was not a surprise that Owen did an amazing job with our chicken and packaged it immaculately. He even included the chicken scraps and bones, wrapped separately. Owen left a huge impression on us and we look forward to seeing his cheerful demeanor and helpful attitude every time we visit this Whole Foods location. He is also polite and a great conversationalist! Time and time again, Owen goes above and beyond what he is expected to do. Keep up the excellent attitude and work ethic, Owen! The last time I visited the butchers, I heard from Owen that he is planning to go back to school and cut down to part time work. I sincerely hope the best for him and in all his future endeavors! Besides our great experience at the butchers, this Whole Foods location is solid. It can get pretty busy sometimes on the weekends and in the middle of the day during the weekdays, but it's clean and decently big in here so I don't mind the crowding as much. We constantly purchase our produce from here and they are young, fresh and last a while in our fridge. There are no floral staff members to wrap flowers you purchase here though (I've never seen anyone behind the flower counter). They also do not have any Whole Foods brand fresh bread or a bread slicing machine here. They do carry bread packaged from other brands here though. The Whole Foods cafe (for the brown butter cookie lattes) seems to be closed indefinitely.

Packing the food more carefully! I bought a chicken pie and 7 other items and the 2mac and cheeses…read moreplus the coleslaw and bean dip was placed on top of the pie hence the thin plastic cover moved and the pie was all over the bag!

We have been going to this shop for years now. We always bought the DelMonico potatoes which were…read morealways very good. The last time we bought these, about a month ago, they were very bland. They were dry with very little cheese mixed in. It seems like they are cutting back on the dairy products, such as the cream and cheese. It is too bad, but I really do not want soft boiled potatoes with zero taste. A regular shopper, but will no longer be buying them

I don't know why you changed your apple fritters but what a disappointment. Different consistency,…read moretwo tiny pieces of dried apple. Now I need to search for a new place.:(

To start off, the prices are WAAAAY too high. The staff that works there come off as robots and not…read morefriendly. I went to the bakery to buy some pastries and there were flies covering the food. I explained to the young man that there was a problem there and he shrugged his shoulders and continued to sell the pastries to customers. The men who work in the deli are just outright rude. I asked a man to make me sandwich and he rolled his eyes slamming the food like I asked him to donate a kidney. I spoke with the manager and he said "Yeah, we have a high turnover. Sorry" The store is old and gross.

The big y in Peabody is a clean store, nice workers, the deli,veggies and sea food is very good,I'm…read moreenjoy the shopping experience.

Big Y in Peabody is a nice store that's laid out well and usually fairly clean. Like many modern…read moresupermarkets, it carries a quite large selection of items. It also has a produce section, deli, and an excellent bakery. The doughnuts they make are big and tasty but don't have that "heavy" sweet taste. One problem with Big Y is of course the high prices. They don't compete well with Market Basket, ranking up there with Shaws and Stop & Shop instead. Second, though they do carry many items, I've found a number of products I like to buy are missing. For example, they only carry Barber/Tyson frozen stuffed chicken, omitting anything from Koch Foods or Milford Valley. And the store doesn't have quite as much variety as it first appears as they stock the same items in multiple locations in the store in some cases. I don't see the point of this. Finally, they have the gall to charge $0.10/bag. This really makes me angry--I see no reason to nickel-and-dime customers as Big Y does. All in all, there are other supermarkets that are adequate and don't rip you off by charging for bags.