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    Hannaford Supermarkets

    3.1 (14 reviews)
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    Closed 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    This is a great place for your go to grocery shopping. Though a few cashiers would be helpful! Food here is never bad/old.

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    Natural Living Center

    Natural Living Center

    4.0
    (33 reviews)
    3.9 mi
    $$

    Natural Living Center in Bangor is a top-spot for plant-based eaters like us. (I can't speak for…read moretheir non-vegan produce; but, they seem to carry a lot of local meats, dairy and such.) Their products run the gamut, including a large Asian section. Aisles are nice and wide; lots of refrigerators. Overall, it's clean, bright, and well-stocked. Produce section is, overall, good with a lot of local goods. That said, they sometimes tend to leave withering and browning veggies out on display WAY beyond attractiveness going into decay. (Our last visit had the same rotting celery on display/sale from a visit several days earlier! It was pretty gross-looking. Thus, 4 instead of 5 stars.) Other than that one glaring negative, customer service can be spotty and downright oblivious (but, it's status quo for much of today's young workforce). And, too, expect maximum pricing on, at least, plant-based/vegan products. (Can rival Brewer's Tiller & Rye for outrageous pricing!) These negatives aside, NLC offers a great variety for vegans in Bangor that can't be overlooked! (But, in all honesty, living in Bucksport, we tend to head to Belfast to shop plant-based. However, Natural Living Center recently started carrying a good number of locally-made Midcoast Vegan products (which we LOVE!), so that looks to be a lure for our steady return, for now. And the Asian section....)

    The environment is organic and not stiff. Much better than T&R in Brewer - It has wonderful,…read morehelpful, knowledgeable staff that are always around to help. The prices are a little higher than my husband would like to pay, but I don't feel like I am being stolen from as in many other natural food stores. They've been around forever, and I will continue to take my family here as long as they are! My son & daughter have both looked forward to our weekly trips for 15 years

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    Tiller & Rye

    Tiller & Rye

    4.3
    (29 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$$

    Today was my last shift at T&R after about three years of getting to work with the wonderful folks…read morethere. When I shop, it is so important to me to shop at places that treat their employees well, that are community oriented, and that aren't just another corporate-hell extracting labor and resource from small communities. I thought I'd offer up a little bit of the experience working there for others that are intentional with how they direct their resources: I am not new to the work force but am new to experiencing actual care, support, and trust consistently from a work space. - Certainly new to the comradery of a woman owned, small business, über-focused on a culture of mentorship, collaboration, growth, and providing excellent service and product to the surrounding community. They are truly committed to building long term rapport with return customers and create a cozy, friendly, specialty experience. Things that really stick out as well; each month there is a, 'round-up,' for area organizations, there exists a genuine effort and space for supporting local vendors, there is a general tone of support and excitement/interest for staff (be it hardships or accomplishments/joys). Many of the folks there are entering into the work force for the first time and when it is time to move on, respectively, there is a real sense of supporting their lift-off and keeping the door open for them to have a place to return to. It is inter-generational at T&R and that, in my view, is what ideally a community should be - of course it's a job, and imperfect, and there were little social conflicts here and there during my time, but what few things bubbled up were handled with such kindness, empathy, spaciousness, communication. It was impressive to me that solutions and conversations could take place with respect and calm - having had so many past experiences loaded with tension and just lack of communication at other work places. As a late thirty something human, I learned SO much working there and will always admire and adore the people. I admire the owners and managers terribly deeply, and appreciate how important that space was/is. Yes, it's a business, but TIller& Rye is doing something really special and I could not endorse it more vehemently. Also - I'm queer - the first day I started, the owner (in our little touch base) used my pronouns - something that my previous job of three years did so few times I can count on my fingers). The folks at T&R are imperfect humans like the rest of us - but unlike so so many places I have worked, they are open-hearted, incredibly considerate/smart, practicing connection and community in a way I just have not seen. I hope so much that I find anything close to that moving forward. It may be weird to mention any whiff of imperfection - but I do because it's a place that felt like I could also be my whole, weird, imperfect, odd duck self and that would be okay. Being there reminded by showing me that we're whole, complex, goofy, awkward, flailing, succeeding, trying...and that's life. TLDR: Work there. Eat there. T&R is spot worth your money and worth your time. My heart is full of gratitude as I move onto my next chapter. Cannot thank y'all enough.

    We were in the area today and remembered how much of a fun stop they could be…read more They were out of Baked by Joy's ube cookies but we were lucky enough to grab one of the pandan (a naturally fragrant plant that is known as Southeast Asia's vanilla) ones. We also found some cannoli shells which were 50% off, and some imported chocolate hazelnut spread. Service is friendly, store layout and presentation are well thought out, prices are a bit high but they are understandable considering they have some unique and healthy offerings.

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    Toziers Market

    Toziers Market

    4.2
    (6 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $

    Best Place in Bangor to buy fresh cut Meat!!…read more In Bangor to visit family that just moved from the Midwest. Saw the Tozier add and they had prime rib for $5.99/lb. Asked the butcher if he would cut me some 1" steaks. No problem!!! They were some of the best steaks I have grilled in a long time. The next week they had t-bone steaks for $4.99/lb...again, I asked the butcher if he would cut me some 1" steaks...they were just as good as the ribeye that he cut me the previous week!!! If I lived in Bangor, THIS is where I would buy my meat!!!

    I ordered a 100$ meat package. Which they had to write it on a blank white paper since they didn't…read morehave a proper form for me to fill out " like the PDF file I download off their website" They couldn't properly explain to me what the sausages were, one of the lady workers called her father to ask him since she started that he delivers meat packages so he would know. (Which isn't part of the company!) (Not professional) I had my father pick it up for my kids and I. When he dropped off the box to me I found out that I received ONLY HALF of what I ordered. I'd think that the workers would know more about the meat packages the store has to offer, so this wouldn't happen. Nope! With me not having a working vehicle ATM I couldn't go back that day to pick the other box up. (Which should of NEVER Happened on the 1st place) I go back a few days later when I got a vehicle to use just to find out that ALL THE STEAKS AND HAMBURGER WERE BROWN!! The worker's reason why it is brown was that they don't use red dye. Ok NOO, fresh meat that has just been cut is always red and shouldn't turn brown that quickly (Even a few days old left in a fridge). The packages don't have Sell buy dates on them (well most of them didn't) So how do I know if they aren't selling me meat that is about to expire!!! I truly believe that is what happened in my case! This was the 1st time getting a meat package from them and will be the last. I'm no willing to risk myself and my kids getting sick with food poison. Sad thing is that the worker was trying to push off to me that it's fine for us to take it. Yes he called the manager to reimburse me, that I can pick up tomorrow, but honestly it still worries me to eat any of the meat from there now on including the meat that I do have in our freezer at the moment!!!!!! I always went to the Brewer Store for Sandwiches but now I'm second questioning myself about that also. This is the only Tozier's store that I have ever been to by the way.

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    Hannaford Supermarkets - grocery - Updated July 2026

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