When we lived in Amherst, this was a regular spot for us and each time we are back, this is one of…read moreour first stops. My husband has also been known to hop on his motorcycle, make the 3 hour drive out and back, just for their sandwiches. Quality is fantastic. Menu is varied and so delicious, and there is something here for every dietary need amd sensitivity. The staff is fantastic and service is quick. It does get busy, so consider ordering online. We do love eating there since the vibe is so chill. Seating inside gets you plenty of cool retro posters amd outside a great view of Amherst. We love The Black Sheep!!!!

After a long peanut day at UMass campus, my dear pupil Amber asked me on a lunch date to Black…read moreSheep Deli. I'd heard wonderful things , yet my expectations were blown. With such a variety of a menu I wasn't sure what to do! I settled on the green monster and lord help me. What a nice sub. What a nice ambience. And what nice staff. For half a sub for $6 I will literally send my bank information. Be back soon black sheep, be back soon.

My first time at Atkins Farms and it was so beautiful! Loved that almost everything was organic,…read morelocally grown/owned, budget friendly, and organized. Many food options to choose from and healthy plants to add to your home.

Very nice Farm store. Had no idea where I was because it was so dark…read more Loved all the different selections of specialty items such as jelly, honey, fresh produce and candy. The bakery had great selections which we chose quite a few. Coming back in the day time lol

We had great panini's here. Staff and manager were very accommodating and friendly! You can pick…read moreout from many topping too!!!

Hot Table... This is a really cool upscale panini style sandwich shop, lots of options, fresh…read morelooking ingredients, milkshakes, Mac and cheese, wraps, salads and a whole lot more... Had a cheesesteak fully dressed and a cup of chicken tortilla soup . Amazing!! The people at the counter were very helpful and engaging. Highly recommended

This is the closest Whole Foods to me In Springfield. The prices are competitive and in many cases…read moreeven less than some of my local stores, especially the organic items. Selection is great, staff is super personable and helpful. And I appreciate there are wipes and hand sanitizer pretty much always available, something my local stores seem to be incapable of. I only wish there was a store closer as Manchester is even further away.

The baked goods are not fresh because they stopped baking in house. The date the baked goods were…read moremade is not conviently located but flip the container over to see the date and you will be shocked. Everything is trucked in. The same goes for the fresh fruit but not as bad. You have to check the dates on the self-service deli. The Hot Bar is also trucked in. On top of this their bakery selections are very limited and they have almost no healthy baked goods any more. 50% off on deli and bakery seems like a great deal until you realize that your getting old food. Does Amazon care what WF has become? Apparently not. Until more people realize that this is Whole, Not So Fresh, Food, nothing will change.

It's not the worst location but I do think they're critically understaffed. I feel bad for the…read moreworkers because it feels like it's consistently overrun. Everyone is wicked nice despite that though. The food is fine

This may be true of Paneras in general, but we mostly go to the Hadley store…read more The food is not bad. The bread is about as good as an old school mom and pop bakery, nothing special, but not bad. I tend to order salads. The Feta they put in their food is not authentic at all but an American interpretation of Feta, made with cows milk. Mercifully they don't put much in, so it passes. The seating is comfortable and ambiance is nice. They have gone to the self-serve tablet ordering system, which means you do the work of the person who used to take the orders and then would give you cups to get drinks, find a seat and wait for your order. Now the tablet finishes the order with the prompt for you to go get your self-service drinks, but there are no cups. So that is impossible. When you ask behind the barrier about cups, the answer is; "They will come out with your order." no deviation possible. A big downgrade in the experience of ordering and getting ready to eat.... I may change the three stars I'm starting with to two.... I think I am going to start carrying my own coffee canister in my car, as that is usually my drink of choice and I see the writing on the wall for a lot of places like this....

Stop & Shop in Hadley is a large full-service grocery store that covers most everyday shopping…read moreneeds, with a broad selection of produce, packaged goods, household essentials, and a reasonably sized deli and bakery section. We walked into a layout that is familiar to anyone who shops regularly at Stop & Shop locations, and the store generally carries enough variety that most shoppers can complete a full grocery run without needing a second stop. The store's selection remains one of its biggest advantages. We found everything from specialty sauces and organic products to seasonal items and household staples, which makes it a more practical option than a local market for a full cart of groceries. The produce section was well stocked on our visit, and the deli and bakery offered enough variety to cover both quick meals and planned cooking. The online ordering system and pickup service add convenience, though we have not used it extensively ourselves. Across different visits, the biggest criticism is around consistency rather than product quality. We have noticed that sale items are occasionally out of stock, checkout lines can move slowly when only a few registers are open, and certain departments can become understaffed during busy periods. Those issues are not dealbreakers, but they are worth factoring into the timing of a trip, especially on weekends or holidays. For a large format grocery store in the Hadley area, Stop & Shop delivers on selection and convenience, though the experience can vary depending on the day and time you visit. Planning for a slightly slower checkout and checking stock availability for sale items ahead of time helps smooth out some of the friction.

I normally go to Stop Shop Belchertown, good people less choices than SS Hadley but Larger Store…read morenow and then, sales if you go either can save 20-30%, make it a game but 20-30% can be 1-2K/yr. Miss real butchers but plent at Whole foods (sales) or Atkins? Local farms are good. Big Y has the best grocery/meets but less saving, Aldis has by far best pricing but limited choice! at $100/2000 a week making it a quest, can save thousands? Hunt makes spending fun, you have to do it so....

Cashier ignored a ten-year-old child waiting at the counter while helping others literally over his…read morehead. When I stepped in and politely confronted him, he told us to shop somewhere else. He didn't seem to care that he'd made a child cry, and neither did his supervisor who watched the whole time.

Takes their phone off the hook to evade following federal laws about assisting disabled customers…read more I got hurt trying to manage on my own because my car was out of gas entirely.

My first time at a Big Y and it is huge! I live in greater Boston, so it is mainly Market Basket…read moreand sometimes a limited selection, but many products here were local and good quality for a lower price. I tried a chicken pot pie and my friend got sushi, both delicious. Good place to get a quick and filling meal for when you don't want to cook Clean and easy to navigate grocery store and helpful employees.

Big Y Amherst is one of my regular, weekly shopping stops. I especially enjoy their weekly sales on…read moremeat: The quality and value are very good. However, they play allot of games. I stopped in yesterday, 3/16/22, and they give me this BS story that all of the registers are down, except 2, but I can still download the app and also save ten dollars. People should seriously contemplate the kind of world we are moving in to, where we are all pawns lying to each other, to further enslave ourselves into the automated digital system. This type of system eliminates jobs, and feeds into the surveillance state, by tracking everything we are buying. Customers should be treated like people, as opposed to a commodity, where everyone's personal data is collected and sold off as a product. Now, if what I'm saying sounds a little crazy, let me ask you a question: In a nice world, do we flagrantly lie to people that registers aren't working, making people wait 30 minutes to check out of the store if they don't embrace your new technology? If this happens to you, and you care about living in a future where we still love each other, and treat people with real dignity and respect, I recommend shopping somewhere else. Don't allow the system to force you into their authoritarian nightmare world. Rather, you force them to be more caring about their employees and customers.

Do you like chicken nuggets and fries with cheese and bacon? You should go to McDonald's!…read more One reason I like McDonald's is because you can eat the bacon cheeseburger. It is good because it has bacon and cheese and sauce. Another reason is they have slushies. There are different flavors of slushies. I like the chocolate ice cream and the vanilla because they are good. McDonald's is located near Home Depot. You can go any time. It is open every night and open in the morning. You should order from the drive through!

Horrible service. Tried to order food at 4:15am. Stated they were not taking orders because they…read morewere transitioning to breakfast. Employees were all apathetic. Whoever is the owner/operator should be ashamed of his management choices. As I write this review, I am watching customers drive away angry. Disappointing.