It's a decent Hannaford and pretty convenient not far from the turnpike. We have stopped in…read moreoccassion for ice cream, soda, bread and fruit. They usually have what we are looking for. I appreciate they sell locally made bread. They usually have nice selection of fruit as well, some local apples and their cut fruit cups are usually decent - I would recommend eating within a day of purchasing. When we stop it's usually around 8pm when we are traveling through the area. It's never crowded at the time and no lines at self checkout which is great. Plenty of parking, even when they have giant snowbanks. I don't mind stopping here when we are in the need and in the area.

The store is always clean and organized. The cashiers are always so nice and upbeat. As you walk…read morearound the store employees ask how you are doing and if you need anything. Always a nice experience shopping there.

Every time we are in the area, we stop by Chipman's farm stand for a few goodies, and it's always…read moredelightful. Given that it's a farm stand and not the location of an actual farm, we were impressed with the selection. During our last visit, they had everything from fresh flowers and cocktail mixers to baked goods and produce. We've tried their cookies, mac and cheese, and produce, and it's never disappointed. Seriously, their peanut butter cookies are to die for the perfect level of sweetness. Also, their onion relish has become a staple in our house.

We stopped here yesterday as we were looking for corn on the cob to have with dinner. The corn was…read morefresh and sold for $.60 an each or $6.00 a dozen ears. Also we got tomatoes they were beautiful nice and red but still firm. Also available was assorted pies including pot pie. They had a locally made salsa made with blueberry. That might be overkill and I don't know how it will travel in my suitcase home. Also they had the last remains of the Summer flowers. Now being late July it would be too late to plant as there is not too much warm days left if there was any really to begin with. This place is a must stop to buy your fruit and vegetables. If I lived close by it would be my regular stop. I waited to write my review until I tasted what we purchased and everything was delicious.

Unfortunately we live in a small Maine ski town so we have to settle for what we have unless we…read morewant to drive 25 miles or more in any direction, so therefore the locals use the store all the time. The thing that is frustrating is they seem to cater to the out of towners more than the people who are here for them year round. After the weekend, the market is empty and they restock toward the middle or the end of the week before the tourist come. Their produce is disgusting, nothing is fresh. Try to find anything in the store and it's a challenge even for the people who shop there all the time. And let me just say this about the choices, seems like whoever is ordering is only getting a brand they like and then only what they would choose. For instance they carry Brigham's ice cream, the only flavor, peppermint stick. I happen to like that type but why buy only one flavor. I've tried finding large cans on albacore solid white tuna and so many other things, that were always there before this group bought the store and can never find them. They really need to take into consideration the people who live here and maybe cater to the people who keep them in business year round!

Great little neighborhood grocery store that has reasonable hours, great parking and most things…read moreyou would expect in a supermarket. Tiny though it is. THIS IS NOT A HANNAFORD's. Lol. Most of their products are Hannaford brand, their paper bags say "Hannaford", even their name badges have the Hannaford brand. But don't dare call this a Hannaford store or the employees will give you an earful, lol. If you go there in the weekdays they have some very entertaining locals who often walk the aisles for something to do. You get shopping and entertainment all in one.

Stopped by for the first time in... 5-6 years recently to buy 1 thing and ended up spending $90 and…read morewas totally impressed with how the market had changed. I stopped in after searching for Hop Water and saw on the Hop Water website the Good Life Market sold it. I arrived about a half hour before close so I was one of few customers and ended up buying a ton and wanting more. First, I found a 4 pack of beer that had JUST been released in Burlington VT and then Portland ME (collaboration beer) and immediately grabbed it. Absolute score! I was super impressed with the beer selection, both refrigeratorated and on the shelf, plus N/A options, hop waters, mixers, you name it. Before I even made it to the beer section I was drawn to the prepared food because I was hungry and knew I would have to prepare something when I got home. I got smoked ribs (probably a half rack) for $11.99, Cole slaw and a broccoli bacon salad. They had multiple refrigerators and freezers with everything you can imagine, frozen Slab pizza, health drinks, locals meats, local ice cream, etc. I noticed a huge wall of local coffee so I will be going back to hopefully find espresso beans, which are challenging to come by. I didn't notice inside seats but that would be a good addition. For the ribs, I wrapped them in foil and baked at 350 for 20-30 minutes. I was so happy to find real food, prepped for easy reheating. I will definitely be back with my husband to order sandwiches and pick up more goodies.

I am fortunate to live within walking distance from this lovely market. I've gotten many good…read moreproducts from them and realized that I haven't posted any reviews yet. Employees here are always friendly. Their food is always well-made and is of excellent quality. Prices are a bit on the high end hence the 4 stars. Pictured here is their Hometown Chef Salad and The Good Life Club. My stepson and I ended up sharing as the portions are huge. We even got 3 servings out of the salad. These two items are highly recommended. This market also has some fresh produce, several cheese options, interesting snacks and pantry items. Stop by and support local whenever you can!

Great experience! I went with my toddler and mother in law. Everything was handicap accessible. We…read moretook a self guided tour of the farm with my toddler for $6 pp, our child was free. We saw all the animals and there was a chance to feed the cows and play on the see saw and slide. Great affordable family trip!

The food at pineland Farms never fails. It's always fresh and delicious. I got a coffee, scone and…read morea breakfast sandwich. When bringing my own large travel coffee mug, the price for hot coffee is $2.78. There's a large seating area near the counter to enjoy your meal. There's also a dining area off the market which offers gorgeous westerly facing views. The staff is courteous and helpful. We also bought a few items in the market section of the store. It is stocked with many local and unique items, gift things along with food.

I love it here. The staff is so friendly, they always say hi. And the prices? All I can say is "oh…read moremy goodness "! Unbelievable! The cereal I love is $6.00 at any other store, but here it is $2.25. Some things will be past the date by a little. But you just look at the date. Most everything I get isn't out of date for 6months to a year. They have everything! Frozen meats, pizza and more. They have fresh produce, they have eggs, milk and bread. I buy all my husband's snacks for the week. I just bought cranberry juice there 6 pack bottles of 100% juice. $2.50 a six pack. No way you're going to come close to that price anywhere else. They have a baking isle with good brand name products such as nestle chocolate chips and sugar flour and spices. They have coffee, k-cups and tea. They have a vegetable and condiments isle with soups and spaghetti sauce. I got a glass jar of pasta sauce and very good brand name for $2.00 and change. It's almost $6.00 at other stores. And they also have fresh bakery good when you first come through the door with cookies and fresh baked pies as well as bread and rolls. Homemade jars of pickles and jams as well as honey and maple syrup. I can't say enough about this store. I can fill a cart for around $150.00 with everything from breads, cereals, frozen foods, snacks, canned vegetables, coffees, baking goods and more. I went to my local grocery store the other day and 2 bags cost me over $70.00. Now I'm not saying anything bad about other stores, but just want to express the difference in the savings by shopping here. The store is clean, bathroom facilities are clean which is nice as I have a 40 minute drive to get there from home but it is worth it. I actually get excited every week to go because i know I'm saving a ton of money but it's also exciting because every week I go they will always have different items they didn't have the week before. Like this past week they had the cranberry juice and my cinnamon Cheerios with the granola. They had my husband's favorite granola bars with yogurt and they even have his protein and cliff bars most weeks. They also have toilet paper, laundry detergent, health and beauty items and trash bags, paper plates, diapers, dog food, cat food, dog treats and more. You can get about anything you need here. Give it a try, you will be glad you did.

The produce is top notch. I find the prices very reasonable and they are continually stocking…read moreshelves with new products to try. Love the market!!!

Absolute trash...never have anything in stock...let spark drivers that steal.orders still deliver…read more Also when you do click to chat for help with an order you get lied to. The customer service at the store is horrible as well. Go elsewhere if at all possible

super clean and nice workers. love this store. they always have a lot of cashiers openread more

Harvest Time is such a wonderful, well stocked, interesting, and valuable store to visit in the…read moreAugusta area. The cashiers have always been friendly and helpful when I approached them. Their selection of vitamins, cleaning products, skincare, herbs, and teas is one of the best in the state for a small, local health store. In the Summer and Autumn, their selection of local produce increases. This year they have done a great job with local organic seedless watermelon and a nice variety of local organic vegetables. The dry goods section is not as expansive as one might find at a big box grocery store, which feels pretty reasonable and is even one of the reasons the store is nice.. it is a genuine, locally-opened small business.. not powering a huge space or warehouse to hold 12 varieties of one packaged item where 1 or 2 types are great. There are still many staple items to choose from. The costs I have compared are not more than the costs of items if they were ordered directly from the producers, they seem fair with prices. They are such a great addition to the area I try to think more of how I can support them instead of focusing on and criticizing minor shortcomings that most small local business face. I look forward to going to Harvest Time and finding interesting healthy things every time.

It's nice to have an organic option here but the produce selection is really limited, bizarre for…read morearound here with all of the local farms. The woman at the checkout was so unfriendly and tense. I felt uncomfortable here. I will be avoiding and going to a co-op or a farmers market.

Not all Walmarts are the same. In Maine, I think the best Walmart is the one in Scarborough. This…read moreone? Painful. The layout is confusing, the produce is sad looking (also - so specific, I know - but they don't carry many herbs; no dill or mint here, for example; very soggy looking berries), the overhead music is blasting so loud, the shopping carts are enormous and many seem to have one funky wheel, the space is small so the aisles are small and it feels like you're constantly in the shadow of shelves... I don't know, it's hard to explain. I think if you're looking for food/snack/grocery items, go to the Hannaford across the street (or the Shaws a quarter of a mile down the road). I understand the importance of this Walmart, seeing as it's ideally located en route to Sebago and you can stock up on all your camping/staycation essentials. As a local, I'd rather skip coming here entirely (even for using it as a convenient bathroom stop).

Sat in my spot for pickup for thirty minutes, went inside to get ice, went to both coolers, both…read morecoolers were empty, came back, the pickup hadn't come yet, waited 15 more minutes, pickup finally came.

The best fresh subs on the island. Loaded with veggie and meat. Had to wait a bit but it was worth…read moreit. Next time I am calling in my order.

This grocery store met expectations. Purchased a couple of sodas and ask for some local…read moreinformation. Service was fast and friendly. The store is clean, but there are no public bathrooms.