Small, but mighty organic grocery store. The store is small, but it's packed to the brim with…read moreproducts. They always have a great variety of veggies and have always had what I'm looking for. Staff is friendly and will help you find anything you need. Great hidden gem, a must shop if you're on the island.

Always a great way to shop for fresh organic healthy choices, friendly helpful staff. The store…read moreitself is well stocked, clean and convenient. Never disappoints.

It was great to have a large grocery store near our hotel during our stay in the Newport area. We…read morehad a fridge in our hotel room, so we stopped into Shaws to buy snacks and beverages. A little of this, and a little of that.

Went in looking for nice flowers. Leah in floral was so helpful! We arranged a beautiful bouquet…read morewith her help.

I went in a Market Basket a few days ago. Immediately I was blown away. Felt like I walked in a…read moregrocery store from +30 years ago. From the south, it felt like Winn-Dixie was alive again. Busy all over the store and full staff all over as well. Seemed like no other grocers were in town whatsoever. Love the uniforms. So professional. I came to see more info on the company and see on YouTube all the issues with the company between sibling ownership.

This is your average Market Basket. Parking lot is big. Hot bar is average. The one in New Bedford…read moreis bigger and has hot soup there too. Kinda irritated that they seem to have slowed down on selling their rotisserie chickens. I've gone so many times to get one and none to be found. I do love the cheap basil plants they sell in the warmer weather. Lots of registers open so lines are not super slow. Bathroom is ok. It is right next to a liquor store.

Love ordering online for "curbside"pickup. Usually does a…read moregood job of selecting produce, only occasional issues. Prompt service.

Service here is terrible, I stopped in on a visit to the area and used the self check out for a few…read moreitems like coffee and sweet bread. Like they always do, the self checkout had an issue. A male employee came over, pushed me out of the way without saying anything, and proceeded to take all items out of my bag to make sure I wasn't stealing anything. It was incredibly rude. After checking everything and putting it all back he cleared the error message and walked away, never once saying a word. Service is important to me for that reason it's now Shaw's for me!

Aldi is the kind of grocery store that rewards the prepared shopper and I say that with admiration…read more You bring your own bags, you bring your quarter for the cart, and in return, Aldi brings you something rare in retail: consistency, clarity, and value without the fluff. Let's start with the layout. Whether I'm in Missouri or Maine, stepping into an Aldi feels like slipping into a familiar rhythm. The aisles are predictably arranged, the signage is direct, and the essentials--milk, eggs, produce, pantry staples--are right where I expect them. That uniformity isn't just convenient; it's comforting. I know where my stuff is, and I don't waste time wandering. Now, about the prices. Aldi is inexpensive, not cheap. That distinction matters. Cheap implies corner-cutting, i.e., flimsy packaging, questionable quality, or a race to the bottom. Inexpensive means smart sourcing, streamlined operations, and a no-frills approach that passes the savings on to you. Aldi's store-brand products often rival national brands in taste and quality, and the savings are real. You won't find loyalty programs or coupon gimmicks here. Just straightforward pricing that respects your budget. The quarter-for-a-cart system? Brilliant. It keeps the parking lot tidy and the overhead low. And the bag-your-own-groceries model? It's a small trade-off for the kind of prices that make you feel like you've outsmarted the system. I'm a huge fan. Aldi doesn't try to be everything. It just tries to be good at what it does. In a world of bloated supermarkets and performative retail, that kind of focus feels refreshingly honest. [Review 1081 of 2025 - 86 in Rhode Island - 24635 overall]

I go to Aldi Middletown store regularly. On today's visit the store was in terrible shape…read more Outside cart area was filled with trash. Had to use the ladies room that was actually clean but had no toilet paper. There was trash and empty boxes scattered thru out. The self checkout looked like it never got cleaned. This store needs better management!

If Whole Foods and Clements Market had a baby it would be A Market. This market is located in the…read moreBellevue Garden Shopping Center. The parking lot is quite spacious, but the plaza only offers paid parking, however you can get your parking validated with purchase at any store in the plaza with proof of parking ticket. The store itself was clean, rather spacious, and well organized with clearly labeled aisles and pricing. I found that you could get many of the staple items at nearby competitors for nearly half the price. I thought they offered unique products in the meals to go section for a reasonable price point. I would recommend the mini snackle boxes and raw pressed juices. Those could actually be useful for a nearby beach trip and I liked that they use glass jars. The woman running the cafe section of the store was very hospitable, but as other Yelpers have mentioned some of the other store associates were less than enthused. I kind of get it though, Newport's upper echelon isn't the easiest clientele to interact with so I would probably get a little stoic over time as well.

Cutest grocery store! Had everything we needed and all the staff are super nice. Their homemade…read morebaked goods are also very good. They have vegan and gluten free options. Their snickerdoodle was amazing!

Shopping at Dave's is a pleasure...from the quality of the produce, the deliciousness of the…read moreprepared foods, the friendliness of the staff and the nicely organized store shelves to their commitment to helping out the communities around. I love checking out their weekly specials and get stuff from the sales circular. Regular prices are usually higher than similar grocery stores but items on sale usually are really good buys. We love their pizzas and prepared sandwiches....outstanding....good size portions at grocery store prices...a great deal. This last time I went to get some bread for sandwich and it was an easy in/out. The story of Dave's Fresh Marketplace is an American success story with its own unique Rhode Island twist. Over the past 60+ years, Dave's Fresh Marketplace has evolved from one roadside stand in Warwick to 10 full service grocery stores across the state. Know for quality shopping and excellent customer service, this chain is a pleasure to shop at.

One of the Daves thats on the smaller side. This might be the best designed dave's parking…read morelot-iykyk. I prefer the larger stores for the selection but this store is ok if in the area and need to pick up something quick.

One of the few big box stores on Aquickneck Island. This Walmart is not far from the exit that is…read moreat the end of the road that you take after taking the Newport Bridge. I went to get some soft drinks for a get together and they had a large selection of them...mostly populated by the Coca Cola and Pepsi brand products, but they also had their generic Great Value label and some smaller ones. Easy and convenient.

Okay hear me out!…read more This Walmart is giving me very much '90s/early 2000s vibes before Walmart started carrying groceries. This is probably the strangest Walmart I've ever patronized, and I'm not quite sure why it is set up the way it is, to be honest (I think it stays alive because there's an actual grocery store a few doors down). It's odd - like parts of it are what you might see in any other Walmart (outdoors/bikes for example), but it's almost more heavy on the clothing side and less so on the household goods and groceries side. It's like an abbreviated version of a standard Walmart. They have a much smaller selection than a regular Walmart, and there is zero produce. The reefer/freezer section is one aisle (frozen on one side, refrigerated on the other). The service seems fine (I used self-checkout both times I went, so can't say for sure), but just know that if you're expecting a regular Walmart, that's not what you're going to find here.