Signs everywhere about great deals yet none to be found--prices are as high as Roche Brothers. Decent selection though. The women's room was truly vile. At 11am it reeked of the urine of 100 people with terrible diets. Also filthy. Took me like 10 minutes to recover. read more

Ordered from Hannaford in Chelmsford MA, Drumhill Rd., via their website, for delivery. I was pleasantly surprised that they had same-day delivery and set up a delivery of 6-7pm. it is now 9:08pm and I have no food. When I called the store, the person who answered the phone AND the store manager both immediately knew who I was, and why I was calling. No attempt to contact me was made, and no update on a new time of delivery, or reason for the delay. When I asked, they also immediately knew why it was delayed. The driver they contracted to make the delivery cancelled the order after allegedly showing up and accepting the items, then cancelling the order and returning the food to the store. I asked the manager if my food was now war, and out of refrigeration... to which he said everything had been re-refrigerated and allegedly the "driver" is on his way... but 2 hours and 10 minutes later... and counting... and how many people have handled my groceries? After they had to be checked and repacked? Will the milk be bad, ice cream melted, the bread crushed? I rushed home to be there for the delivery... The manager offered me $25. My time is worth way more than that. 0 out of 10. Strongly do not recommend shopping here. They knew what's going on, they just don't care about their customers. read more

Hannaford's is one of the best markets in all of the greater Boston area! I was motivated to write this positive review as someone from the bakery department, Juliana, was so kind as to help me today in writing a birthday cake wishes in frosting. Though I bought the cake yesterday, I was able to come in today and have her write on the cake. Besides the bakery department being top-notch, Hannaford's has the most fresh fish I've seen in three states! Try the Atlantic salmon; it is brought in fresh every day! It is so good/so fresh, you can eat it raw (which I do). This Hannaford is a vital part of the Waltham community. We are all so thankful to have this outstanding high-quality supermarket in our town. read more

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There is a cashier who works at hannafords in Waltham - her name is Marcy. I have dealt with this individual more than once. She never greets me or asks me if I found everything I need. She constantly tells me I cannot put my sugar and ice on her counter because she says she has to clean it. Today she saw me, looked at me, told the person in front of me to tell me that she was closing down her register- she could've told that to me to my face considering that I was next in line with no one behind me and I only had 4 items in my cart. She instructed the customer in front of me to lock the register chain in front of me, forcing me to use the self checkout. After checking out, I saw her standing around chatting casually with her coworkers... seems like she just didn't want to work today? Can someone talk to her about how to courteous and respectful to shoppers please? I don't need a disrespectful attitude every time she has to check me out. Message to Marcy: next time, Marcy, I will just avoid your counter all together. I'm sorry for never disrespecting you or giving you problems that make you want to close your counter on me. read more

Actually rather appreciate the diversity of goods here. In particular once I was looking for artichoke hearts and found a good variety. As usual in a number of New England markets, would prefer a fresher and more diverse set of vegetables, but otherwise a decent market. read more

This store typically doesn't hire African American is a store that caters to old caucasian people who come from a different era . I applied to work overnight 6 day available and several year experience and was passed over when they were urgently hiring read more

I've been kind of a snob about this place because the first couple of times I'd been in there, there was a strange smell that concerned me. But recently I went there again because it's the closest grocery store to me and by far the cheapest. It's pretty small, their parking is also a bit awkward, especially during busy times. Their fresh food selection is pretty good, all veggies and fruits look great. The bakery bread selection is small. Haven't bought meat here yet. They do have a hot/cold food bar which I was really surprised by because since Covid started most places (like Star Market) did away with it and only have to-go grab bags. They layout of the store is not my favorite. However, they have the cheapest prices in the area -- even cheaper than Market Basket for certain things, and the quality is still great (in comparison to Shaws, Stop and Shop, and even Star Market). read more

Hannaford has nearly gone the way of the dinosaur in the greater Boston area. This location in Waltham is the only store left inside of Route 128, while there used to be quite a few throughout the suburbs of Boston. This particular location was very clean and well stocked. I didn't like the weird smell throughout the entire produce and deli area... too strong of a cleaner was used over there. Not appealing for groceries with that stench (minus a few stars for that)! Large store with a better selection than typically available from either Star Market or Shaw's. It seemed very well maintained and organized as well. Grocery stores are grocery stores, and Stop&Shop (to me) is better than all the rest of chains in the greater Boston area, but this is one of the better options for groceries in Waltham if you cannot make the drive to Stop&Shop in Watertown. Staff were friendly, convenient and clean restrooms. Above all, they offer self-checkout. 3 stars, decent. read more

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pretty packed store. employees are rly nice @ checkout! def more on the congested side. found all the essentials but asparagus (might've been there but was def hiding). probs wouldn't rush back. read more

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This stores pretty alright! Happy it's here. Hannafords carries my favorite kind of Febreeze, as well as some specific items I really enjoy; like Brand specific Almondmilk, Brand specific cereal (Love Vans brand!), or Cherry Apple Fruit twists. Have some great long lasting candles here. I got Mulled Cider, Summer Slices, and Pineapple coconut, Religious candles. Impressed by the amount of Gluten Free, and Vegetarian Options. Not impressed at lack of Hot Sauces. I'm a Tabasco girl, and Pace is always cool, but I've been spoiled by The Boulder hot sauce company, and others in California. There's a grocery closer to me, but it seems to cost more, and Hannafords is right by my bank, so perfect. Sign up for their rewards program before you go in- They will not even swipe for you haha. Sign up is easy. read more

They've always been good to us. I've gone here since it was Victory Market. Love the to go option! We use it all the time. They pick out the stuff we just go pick it up. read more

going to this Hannafords reminds me of going to the market in some poorly supplied tropical country. if you don't have expectations and just need staples, it will do. if you actually want/need something specific, don't get your hopes up. instead of restocking things that are out, they just move stuff over to cover the hole. when something breaks, it is broken for weeks/months. they knocked out their customer service desk to make room for self checkout, but only have a few of them on at any given time. so if you need something that a computer can't provide, you have to pray for it. read more

Really cheap groceries! I specially like this place because it is really close to were I live. Meat counter and produce variety are excellent. The supermarket is really clean and tidy. Workers are friendly and helpful. Also, they sell freshly cooked chicken wings and they are good! read more

Great produce selection, solid prices, good variety of ingredients for any recipe, a store that's not too big to traverse. This is our go-to grocery stop in Waltham. read more

Hannaford kind of plays like a Wegmans Lite. There's an impressive prepared foods section (but not too impressive), a well-stocked deli (but not too well-stocked), and friendly service (but not too friendly). I guess what I'm saying is I just want to go to Wegmans. read more

I go here because their prices are generally comparable to Market Basket but I don't have to deal with even half of the in-store traffic I would there. Even when I lived in Watertown, I still drove here because of the prices and they send me pretty good coupons on the app. I'll be leaving Waltham soon and won't continue to make the trek over. Their produce section is seriously abysmal and I'm assuming you have to get there first thing in the morning to get any veggies of decent quality. Their stock is terrible, many shelves are empty and I've noticed more and more products I typically buy have disappeared completely. I've also noticed their prices have started rising, which I know is expected after the pandemic, but why would I pay more for worse quality? Good if you need to run in and grab something quickly but for weekly shopping, it's really gone downhill. read more

This is the most convenient grocery store for me to visit since I don't have a car, so it has become my go-to out of necessity. They have most everything you would want, but you may have difficulty finding niche items. Pros: P1 convenience. Walking distance for Waltham residents and Brandeis students P2 clean and well lit P3 have most of the staples you might need P4 there is a cooler across from the deli... take a peek for prepackaged deli items (cheese and sandwich meat) usually at affordable prices Cons: C1 rewards program leaves much to be desired. Not many coupons and it is not all that easy to redeem the minimal amount of rewards you will accumulate C2 the self check-out kiosks usually have at least one broken/"out of service" machine every time I visit... kind of hassle since I like to pack my own bag C3 employees who pack bags don't seem to understand that I 1) am walking my purchases home and need to fit everything in my backpack and in the reusable bag 2) need heavy items in my backpack and 3) would like to avoid using one-time-use plastic bags as much as possible. I've tried to ask the packers to place in my backpack and personal bag but in never seems to "click" so I need to repack after they pack. read more

It is the only grocery store located in Waltham. It is pretty much like any other grocery store. The only issue I had is that they are out of stock most of the time of many products. Sometimes I cannot find greens that I need or something else. Their tea section looks pretty sad. They are doing great with coffee but what "tea" people should do? The line for the check-out is confusing as well. You could spend some time in the line when finally figuring out that if you are doing self-checkout you can go without waiting in a line. Why no one is staying there and telling people that they can go to self-checkout and they do not have to wait in line. That is very annoying. The shopping cards look dirty. Other than that it is an okay grocery store. read more

My family and I have shopped at this store for YEARS. It's been great until now. My mother was sexually harassed in this store BY AN EMPLOYEE. This happened weeks ago and STILL the manager has not done ANYTHING about this. We are very upset and will be taking appropriate action but if you are a woman I would NOT shop here. read more

I had a horrible experience at hannifords this morning. Arrived at 6:00am with about 20 other seniors and was turned away. We were told that the " senior hour thing is over " . Came back at 7:00 with about 50 other people. I was told by the cashier that senior hours are now 7-8 am. However, ( see continued ) we are not going to turn anyone away. Basically there are no senior hours at hannifords in Waltham ! I guess it's Market basket from now on ! read more

I usually come here for groceries. Sometimes they got promotions for great quality of meat. Oh I cannot forget to mention that they also got some nice salad bar and soup station. I can always eat one salad for two meal. There are so many toppings and dressing choices. Their broccoli and clam chowder was also delicious. Perfect for snowy winter. Parking was also fairly easy as there are so many spots. read more

I've lived in Waltham for 10 years and always found this Hannaford to have very poor quality produce and meats. Always old and wilted stuff. So on the 4th of July I wasn't entirely surprised to find that at 11am they were sold out of limes. Guess where I ended up finding limes....Tedeschis on Moody St. Shameful. I will never go here again. Besides, Market Basket is right down the street and far superior to this dying supermarket chain. read more

I'm ready for the zombie apocalypse. I'm not kidding, man - I mean it. It's coming. The end of the world as we know it. And I'm ready to eat flesh and kill anything that moves in order to scavenge my next meal, in the desolate landscape that once was modern civilization. Where did I train, you might ask? Not Fort Hood, not Guantanamo, not the Bronx, but that bloody battlefield where real men cry and only the most vile grocery cart wielding animals survive - the Somerville Market Basket. Ahh yes, Somerville Market Basket in beautiful downtown Union Squayah - that ancient Greek coliseum of mortal shopping combat. Where only the standards of compassion for fellow shoppers are lower than the prices. And now on center stage, the Rock-em Sock-em Dueling Demoulases, clearing the aisles with their greed for Grand-dad's hard earned riches, and leaving the shelves looking like Baghdad after an ill-planned military operation. So grocery shopping options are running thin in the good ol' Meffa/Slummahville Metropolitan Area. There's Shaw's in Porter Square, for Whole Paycheck prices sans the social responsibility theater, there's Slop and Shop in Medford for sheer grime and expiration dates from the days of Reaganomics, and...well, Aldi in Wellington Circle smells exactly like what I'm sure the zombie apocalypse will smell like, once it's well underway. Plus you have to rent a grocery cart. So I fired up the warp engines in the ol' 2006 Toyota Enterprise, set the coordinates for Waltham, and decided to explore Hannaford. Wow. I mean, just wow. A real grocery store. With nice, clean, wide, well stocked aisles. Huge and spacious. Right here on the banks of that dirty water. Beautiful fresh produce, colorful displays of cheeses, salads, and deli meats, and friendly customers and staff to boot. And the prices - $1.69 for romaine lettuce, $5.99 for a Chi-chi's frozen Mexican lasagna, $7.99 for a bag of Peet's coffee, $0.99 for English muffins, and for my absolute favorite indulgence - Brianna's Ginger Mandarin dressing - only $3.59 (try taking a mortgage out for that elsewhere in this economy). And that's without the loyalty card mongers singing Every Bite You Eat, I'll Be Watching You. I'll definitely be coming back. Even if it means driving through the Black Hole of Cal--er, I mean Waltham. And the best part is that they even have several non-automated express checkout lanes (don't get me started). Of course I didn't need those, because I bought enough food for the zombie apocalypse. Like I said, I'm ready :) read more

One word: EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! I hate this store, the clientele, the produce, the ick factor, all of the above. Need I say more? Yes, they have lower prices, but I'm sorry I'm not going to compromise quality for a bargain. The store is always dirty and a mess. You can never find anything you need. The associates are useless. It is so bad, that whenever I drive by, I cringe. read more

I just want to say that the hidden secret of this place are the AWESOME CAKES from the bakery! If you're throwing a birthday party, bar mitzvah, baby shower, employee going away party or whatever and need a lot of cake for cheap that still tastes wicked good then you should pick it up from Hannaford's! So many times I've taken the label off the cake package and people bite into it and are like WOW this is GOOD cake! They would never be able to tell it's from a local grocery chain. I think it tastes pretty good cuz the frosting is not teeth achingly sweet and the cake is moist, soft, and fluffy good. Umm the rest of the grocery store is not so fresh and wonderful. The prices are really low, as I've compared several products here vs Shaw's and Hannafords always beats their price. But quite often I have brought home yogurt that was already past the expiration date, and bread that already had mold in it. So buying cheap has a price...inspect your food carefully! read more

What's that? Is that the sound of heavenly organ music in the background? Nope, I just walked out of Hannaford's with a cart full of groceries. Suburban grocery stores are so. Much. Better. Than urban ones. The aisles are WIDE! People are generally happy. Selection is relatively vast. It's a grocery store. The purpose of this review is to let everyone know that this store is CHEAPER THAN SHAWS. For just about everything, especially meat. So go here instead of Shaws if your stuck in Waltham. read more

Since becoming Hannaford's and not Victory, this supermarket has undergone much improvement. However it's still sketchy and nowhere near as nice as supermarkets back home in Texas...the birth place and headquarters of the flagship Whole Foods. I've run into the weirdest people on the face of the earth at this supermarket which fits because the whole ambience of this place is kinda sketchy. However, they do have a wonderful new "Healthy" section with tofu, veggie, whole grain stuff and other health foods. The produce department is in need of improvement. I hardly ever get produce here because it's old and narly. For an average neighborhood supermarket, this place barely suffices. Scraping by with 3 stars. read more

This is one of like 5 grocery stores that I shop at on a regular basis. I've been a customer since the place was Victory, and although the Hannaford buyout has improved the store, I kinda miss those ghetto Victory days. As previously mentioned, prices here are low and they don't make you sign up for a stupid discount card to track your buying habits and stuff. The produce section is really nice -- not Whole Foods, but they have a large organic section, plus a good selection of what's in season and occasional deals. I can always find tasty greens here, and if I am randomly in the mood for brussels sprouts or squash, they have it. They also carry strawberries from Plant City, FL in season -- the best strawberries in the damn country. Boo to California strawberries, BOO I say. I go here for produce and whatever they don't sell at Trader Joe's, basically. It's worth a visit. Also, there's this Hannaford magazine thing that they throw in if you spend I think $25. It's kinda cool and has recipes, and I like feeling like I get something for free. read more

"Alan"...embarrassed me publicly for not having my card. "I am paying attention". That's why I come to Hannaford's for necessities. It's been a while just moved back, don't need the attitude Alan! Was just looking for my sale items to register. Everyone else is awesome as usual. read more

On and off, this grocery store has both skeeved me out and scared me a bit over the 10 years or so that I've been coming here. Nevertheless, I give it four stars. Here's why: * The produce has always been surprisingly fresh, of better quality than Shaw's and Stop & Shop, and more affordably priced than anywhere else. * Shem, the super-friendly gentlemanly cashier. Haven't seen him at the registers in several months, but I always make it a point to get in his line if I see he is working. He just had a kind demeanor about him. Feels like a throwback to the 1950s. * Jose, the kind and helpful man behind the fish counter. He always recognizes myself or my boyfriend when we're staring at the seafood selection trying to pick out something for dinner, gives us a kind smile, and says thank you. Again, a quaint throwback feeling that you just don't see these days in customer service/retail. Seriously, what other grocery store in the area has employees whose names--and faces-- you remember? Sure, given my drothers, I'd rather shop at Whole Foods. But that gets expensive--and this place is really convenient. When in Waltham, give me Hannaford over Shaw's or Stop & Shop any day . . . P.S. Their Tropicana OJ is about a dollar cheaper here than it is at Shaw's, Stop & Shop, or Whole Foods. Same thing goes for Cedar's humus and Nellie's cage-free eggs. Their store-brand line of organic products is of good quality and much cheaper than any of that Wild Harvest stuff. read more

Pharmacy staff has been consistently exceeding my expectations. I appreciate their professionalism and kindness. Thanks

Awwwww Victory....how grown up you have become! It's been a while, but I haven't forgotten the days of pajama-dressed food shopping...who wants to make muffins at 3 PM on a Saturday? Only college kids. I agree with Laura M, a bit of the ghetto-ness is missing. But the toothless guy chain smoking other people's cigarette butts is still hanging out by the shopping carts last I checked, so really not too much has changed except for the signs. read more

I don't know where previous Yelpers were shopping because the prices at this place are ridiculously high. If I'm going to pay Trader Joe's and Whole Foods prices, I'd rather just shop there. This place has a decent selection of fresh convenience foods, like soups, salads, sandwiches, etc. But....I had an issue with a cashier that has made me swear to never return. So I have a basket of seriously 6 things and she refused to take them out of the basket and stood there, refusing to ring me up until I took them out of the basket myself. Now, I wouldn't really care, but I had been honestly absent minded about it and her attitude threw me for such a loop that I resorted to Drama 101 to get them rung up. I mean really, is it going to case carpal tunnel for you to lift that container of hummus? Sucky service + Fat prices = No go for me! read more

Oh Hannaford, you're so close to where I live, but you're such a mediocre establishment. Kinda pricy for a not so comfy shopping experience. Selection of organic/health foods minimal. But you know, they sell eggs/milk/etc. at reasonable prices. But I like ridiculous produce at low low prices, and Hannaford is not the place for that. Also, I wish they'd use paper bags. BUT, the pharmacy is great. They're friendly, well-stocked and they know what customer service means. read more

This grocery store is the close to my apartment and it's cheap - that being said.... *People/staff never say "hello, how are you" (or make eye contact....customer service, much?) *Produce is generally reliable - but check your selection to make sure there aren't bruises/is ripe (sometimes the herbs are already past their due date, and fruits are apparently not considered fragile goods) *Deli people are nice (but I don't get anything from the deli) *Prices are competitive....but it's a marginal sacrifice for quality. Overall - good for simple needs (canned goods, baking needs, yogurt), but if you're hosting a party...show your guests you love them, just hope 5miles down the road to Wholefood's or Trader Joe's. read more

Wow, the parking lot and store were crowded and chaotic on a rainy Sunday afternoon. My boyfriend's sister in law said the store is expensive in terms of produce, but she, like me, enjoys shopping at ethnic supermarkets where produce is generally cheaper. That said, I got a large chocolate chip cookie for $1.19 and five donut holes for $0.20/piece. The cashier packed all my boyfriend's sister in law's stuff in one reusable bag when she had a few with her. I thought the weight could have been better distributed. read more

It's still a supermarket, but it's a lot cheaper than Shaw's/Star Market. Not quite the same selection, but still a good produce department, good meat, etc. Try it - you'll like it. read more

I am a loyal Hannaford shopper until the day I die. Growing up in New Hampshire, my family shopped at Hannaford, so when I moved to Boston in 2010 and saw the prices of the Stop N Shops and Star Markets in the city I almost died. We learned there was a Hannaford in Waltham, so every weekend we made the drive from Allston to Waltham for groceries. The difference in price was well worth the trip. Aside from great prices, there are no loyalty or shopper cards. Sales are just sales. The Waltham location can have some strange shoppers, and it can get busy (especially the parking lot) but it's reasonable and efficient nonetheless. Hannaford's meats and seafood are excellent, especially for the price. Their deli meats and cheeses are awesome, and never questionable looking. The place is clean and the food is ALWAYS fresh. They also have an amazing bakery. Their cakes, with the "best creme" frosting are the best kind of cakes, since I hate the sickly sweet icing on most cakes. They have muffins, donuts, cakes, you name it. And everything is delicious. I've been able to turn a few people into Hannaford shoppers simply because Hannaford always carries the best produce and a wide variety of natural and organic foods. read more

Wow, this place looks like a jail from the outside. Only truly in the know people who go around to the parking lot realize it is a grocery store. I broke away from my normal route last night to pull into the parking lot, park, and walk inside. Then I thought, "Wow, this place looks like a jail from the inside, too." The lights are harsh after the sun goes down, and there's no blend of the natural and man-made light. The ceilings (although they are high) seem incredibly low, and the barrage of aisles facing the door makes me slightly uncomfortable, like I have to note the exits in case there's an emergency. Did someone die here once? This place gives me the heebee jeebees. That being said, they have a nice selection of everything. Good meats. One other strange thing: they don't sell booze, but place all the mixers and stuff together to attract people over to that section, but then you realized it's not booze, and you're like, "Fuck, now I have to find the exit and go down to the liquor store that also is creepy." read more

Hannaford's let a hacker steal my credit card number!!! I couldn't use it for a month! OK, OK that doesn't have a lot to do with the quality of the store but it still pissed me off. Very basic super market. It has nothing to offer in the way of organic or vegetarian foods. The produce area is decent but the rest of the store looks like it was left back in the 70's. I also find the organization of the store somewhat confusing and the clientele can be scary... it's just not a place I enjoy to shop at and maybe I'm just a spoiled shopper. The prices are alright, I guess. read more