Many friends have been, and utilized this market for years! And luv it! Finally, as it's now close…read moreto where I work, I was able to visit this historic site. Yay! I've never seen such huge and beautiful produce! Check out these carrots! I've never seen a better quality...ever! Also picked up some other veggies in addition to some lamb shanks to braise for Easter. The customer service was amazing, too. My first visit was a dream come true...browsing the entire market and enjoying every bit of it! Thanks to Pat's for living up to all I've heard.

This is a friendly fabulous market.This time we were looking for something special and the Pat's…read moreteam delivered. Beautiful chops for one of year Sunday dinner

This is my favorite Rosemont location. It's a small natural marketplace with produce, baked goods,…read moremeat, cheese, wine, and other shelf stable items. Good selection of produce and a nice variety of local and international food stuffs. I do wish the baked items were labeled more robustly so I could figure out if they're safe for me or not (food allergies). However, I am not able to try them based off the current labeling. They carry my favorite brand of potato chips (Torres) in the only flavor I can safely eat (sea salt). Unfortunately they have been out of stock forever!! The staff is friendly and helpful.

Cute little market that has a lot of great food although it is very expensive. I picked up a snack…read more I recommend if you're in the area and you need to grab something to eat quickly.

Closet grocery store in town I believe.When walking in it reminds me of a Winn Dixie from down…read moresouth. I believe they are in the same line. As the tags throughout the store resembles Winn Dixie. Things were fairly price. Grabbed some groceries for my stay while in town. The staff member was friendly and helpful upon self check out.

Has anyone noticed that they hide the digital coupons…read more Really are you that cheap. They changed their web site to make it difficult.

Portland Public Market House is a small little place for a handful of eateries if you are looking…read morefor lunch or an early dinner. There is only a small amount of vendors that are in this building. I came by the Portland Public Market House with my husband for lunch on a Thursday afternoon, before noon. We ended up going upstairs and decided to get some clam chowder at Kamasouptra (fun name right?). I would definitely come back to have soup at Kamasouptra for sure. But the building here itself doesn't really offer than many eateries and think this place has so much potential. I think there should be more seating though for those patrons that wish to dine in.

The three star accolade for the myopic disregard of what I consider now to be a entire group…read moreanalytical; I provide the rating in the same regard as the top indicator. With that said I recognize their ability with progress and remain one level below any superior perspective from my view of it. I own my frailty, so much that I decline to say that I completely forgot about the public market for in the moment consideration for destination. I had the salt and e'erthing fried calamari. I don't know what I ate I was so enchanted with finishing; only to be felt remiss for having only the memory of having had the food. Every crumb of the plating consideration eating the wrapper that shielded the utopia. Amd the fries was the part! Kidding. But yeah! And a Coke, all for under I don't care what the price is; I'll have two at half the price for the sentiment expressed as value.

While I was on vacation in Maine - a friend from back home in Virginia - requested I obtain a…read morequantity of Moxie and bring it back to him. I'd heard of Moxie - but never had it. After doing some basic research, I learned that Hannaford Supermarkets might be my best bet to find Moxie. And so the first one I visited - had it in stock. I procured Moxie for my friend - and some extra for me! I tried the Moxie when I returned home to Virginia. It's really good! Kind of like an intense artisanal Birch Beer. #HannafordSupermarkets

If I'm doing in-person grocery shopping, this is my preferred Hannaford. Yes, the parking lot is as…read morechaotic as ever, but I've actually noticed really good precautionary steps during this time. I've seen people at the entrance basically being bouncers (making sure the store is keeping up with how many people can be inside at once, directing folks to which carts are sanitized, asking people to put masks on). I've also seen more signs throughout the store reminding people to have masks -- I will say that until recently, maybe 50% were actually wearing them but that seems to have changed since the governor's order. Admittedly, it doesn't seem like anyone is really paying attention to the direction signs on the floor about flow of traffic within the aisles, but are still being pretty respectful of each other's space anyway. The staff seems as friendly as ever, there's *a lot* more out of stock than ever before, but getting in and getting out does seem quicker than ever since no one is socializing or taking their time perusing items. I know I try I only buy what I touch!

This place was closing when we came to visit. As in closed forever. The owner said was just no…read morelonger affordable to make the business work. Understandable. They had everything for sale, kind of eerie. But they were more than happy to help us out and chat. my husband got a big old sandwich with cold cuts and veggies. He said it was okay. We had some chips too. Cute for a quick grab and go.

Fresh Approach is a great staple on the neighborhood! People are always kind. Cute little place to…read moreeat out front. They have amazing sandwiches. Lots of selections from beer, wine, to sparkling water, and soda. A great store that is community centered, local, and family owned.

Woah woah woah. Besides this being a charming, authentic Italian grocery store, it has some of the…read morebest pizza I've ever had. I was searching for a slice this afternoon and immediately knew my target when I saw a photo of the pillowy Sicilian pizza here. It was even better than it looked, and it looked great. The crust tastes like a fresh baked focaccia, the sauce has a lush flavor (the sauce was the star of the pizza if I had to choose), and the cheese was a substantial herb-topped layer without being heavy. It's also approximately 9 for a large "slab" that could easily be split for lunch. This is also some of the only pizza I've ever had that is similar to the Sicilian slices I had growing up in Cambridge and going to Armando's (for any Bostonians that may know!) so it had a nostalgic element for me. Must hit place for very memorable pizza.

I've been to Micucci dozens of times, but today I'm actually here because we just tried their pizza…read more(it's usually sold out by the time we get there!), and wow wow wowww. I'm drooling just thinking about it all over again. It was like taking a bite out of a fluffy cloud. One slice (a little under $10) is big enough to feed two hungry folks, or three if you're not that hungry. Other than the pizza, I'll take this opportunity to express my love and appreciation for Micucci. This Italian grocery store is as mom-and-pop as it gets, and the vibes, products, and prices show it! Their selection is so impressive; everything from oils to pasta to wines, and even a deli with all the best cheeses and meats (best guanciale in town!!!). I just love this place!

Terrific grocery store and so much more! Typical grocery store, but with TONS of to go prepared…read morefoods. They have lots of things that are super convenient to grab and heat up at home. This is helpful if staying nearby in one of the hotels. Their bakery is great too. Extensive selection of delicious looking baked goods. They even sell icing and sprinkles on their own so that you can decorate your own baked goods at home. Friendly service and convenient location! Highly recommend. Decent prices and very clean.

I like Market Basket for many reasons--the selection, the prices, the grab and go food. I don't…read morelike this store for a couple of reasons. This store is so crowded with people and folks who come in order to talk and gossip instead of shopping. Everywhere I want to look, I have to excuse myself, and half of the time, I still have to push my way to where I want to be. The only time I don't need to do that is an hour or so before it closes. Other Market Baskets don't seem to have the clientele that does that. It is just annoying and I tend to go to other Market Baskets.