I loathe being in any Market Basket. This one isn't as bad as some closer to Boston, but holy cow…read more Why does every shopper have to bring all fiftyeleven members of their family? Then they take up the entire aisle to make decisions. It's unnecessary, inefficient and incredibly annoying to those of us who just want to grab a few things and get out. Every single register is always staffed and the lines are always long. The people working the check stands are rarely friendly or even interact. Yes, the prices are somewhat better than the other grocers in the area, but I will gladly pay 20% more to have a better shopping experience. Plus I don't think their produce is even that great. Save yourself the headache and cross the parking lot to Shaw's.

I shop here. The prices are right it's a small little Market Basket but they seem to have…read moreeverything I need at the time. Milk, bread, deli meat, soup, crackers, fruit.

I popped in here yesterday mainly because I liked the concept of nonprofit retail and thought I…read morewould take a look. The store was clean, well-staffed, and well-stocked. They don't have everything, but you should know that walking in. The prepared foods all looked great. I got some Chicken and Rice soup chock full of chicken and Kale. It was well-seasoned and delicious. I plan on returning next time I'm cooking for a group to see if I can get everything I need. I highly recommend Salem folks check out the Daily Table.

From the owner: Daily Table is a nonprofit grocery store chain dedicated to restoring access to healthy, affordable…read morefood in the communities that need it most. We believe that delicious and wholesome food should be available to all. By partnering with a network of growers, manufacturers, and other suppliers, we source high-quality food at low costs. Our stores provide a selection of fresh produce, grocery staples and made-from-scratch prepared foods at prices low enough to fit within every budget. Rooted in respect for our customers and designed for convenience, Daily Table offers an upbeat and friendly retail store community.

I grew up on the west coast and we have Safeway there (same company different name) so I was…read morethrilled to be close to a Shaw's when moving here. This by far is the most superior grocery store in the area. It's always clean, never too busy (even on Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) There are a couple of check stands and 6 self-checkout stations for your convenience. The layout of the store is perfect - you walk in and the produce is on the right. Make your way around to the deli, then meat and seafood, then dairy and bread. The middle stuff is well organized and easy to find. They have coupons and sales constantly. The only thing I find irritating, which is a corporate issue, is that you have to click each coupon individually in the app in order to receive your discount. Have a select all option for crying out loud.

My mom & I were getting a few things, we switched carriages and her handbag & iPhone went missing…read more The Store Manager Phil and his staff went above and beyond to help us. Exceptional customer service Just want to say Thank you once again on behalf of my mom & I

This is an outstanding neighborhood market with a high quality deli and delicious soups and…read moreprepared salads and entrees. You can stop in for the basics like bread and milk and also pick up local specialties such as Three Ginger's Jerky and Atomic Cafe coffees. I work in the neighborhood and I have often stopped here to pick up groceries before a snow storm to avoid the crowds. You can find everything you need to make a delicious meal as well as find a great selection of craft beers and wines. Last week I stopped in and picked up fresh, hot jambalaya loaded with sausage and veggies! I grabbed some French bread and had the perfect lunch on the run! Please stop in when you're on the way to the train or the way to the beach! You'll find provisions to enhance any meal! The owners are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful!

I love coming here! They have a ton of specialty items and prepared foods. There also milk and ice…read morecream from Richardson's! The best part is the amazing spices they have. They come in huge bottles for a great price. There's also a great selection of household goods like cleaning supplies. I would recommend coming here!

Super cute liquor store, my friends and I stumbled upon it despite it not being in our itinerary…read moreand it was a pleasant surprise! The workers were incredibly kind and they had a vast selection of stuff. We ended up buying some mead and wines for our game night! Would love to return when I visit again (possibly in busy October this time instead of calm April)!

So many unique kitchen items. If only I had enough space in my bags I would have taken so much…read morehome. The staff was friendly. They have a cute miniature tarot quarter machine at the front. That is the only thing I was able to take home with me, but I would definitely recommend to any cooks in your life, or just to grab those tiny tarot cards.

Easily the most expensive convenience store in the area and most likely the entire city. The…read moreprices are way way too much it's not even funny

New Market on Bridge St Salem,Mass. has been reopened. I was…read morehere today. Things are up and running. Beer Wine snacks etc. Very kind and friendly man at counter.

All the fruit at Whole Foods is amazing very fresh then you go into the meat section and the fish…read moresection is all excellent quality meat. I also like the cheese and cookie section if you go there early enough in the morning so you can make yourself a breakfast in the coffee is of a good grade also, the pizza is excellent and so the deli area.

My first grocery store review and it's mostly in part to give a special shoutout to an employee…read morenamed Owen who works in the butcher department. These stars are for you! Owen approached us after noticing our confused and puzzled looks while in the chicken section. We wanted to buy a whole chicken (in retrospect a huge undertaking for two novices). We literally had no idea what we were looking at/for. We would pick up a package, try and gather as much information as we could from reading the label, and put it back down. We did this a few times before Owen came to our rescue. Not only did Owen share with us his impressive knowledge of the best whole chicken to purchase, he even offered to spatchcock the chicken for us (a free service I had no idea Whole Foods did for already packaged non in-store products). It was not a surprise that Owen did an amazing job with our chicken and packaged it immaculately. He even included the chicken scraps and bones, wrapped separately. Owen left a huge impression on us and we look forward to seeing his cheerful demeanor and helpful attitude every time we visit this Whole Foods location. He is also polite and a great conversationalist! Time and time again, Owen goes above and beyond what he is expected to do. Keep up the excellent attitude and work ethic, Owen! The last time I visited the butchers, I heard from Owen that he is planning to go back to school and cut down to part time work. I sincerely hope the best for him and in all his future endeavors! Besides our great experience at the butchers, this Whole Foods location is solid. It can get pretty busy sometimes on the weekends and in the middle of the day during the weekdays, but it's clean and decently big in here so I don't mind the crowding as much. We constantly purchase our produce from here and they are young, fresh and last a while in our fridge. There are no floral staff members to wrap flowers you purchase here though (I've never seen anyone behind the flower counter). They also do not have any Whole Foods brand fresh bread or a bread slicing machine here. They do carry bread packaged from other brands here though. The Whole Foods cafe (for the brown butter cookie lattes) seems to be closed indefinitely.

I heart Crosby's for a multitude of reasons:…read more 1) It's the perfect size for a grocery store. I can't speak for anyone else, but that entire section of movie store/book store/hallmark store/toy store that divides the freezer section from the produce section at stop and shop is not a tool that I utilize. It's actually just a frustrating hindrance for me when I inevitably forget something ALLLLL the way on the other end of the supermarket. That's not a problem at Crosby's. If you have to go back to the Produce Department it's not like you're making an enormous trek. 2) I've never been annoyed at other customers in the aisles ala Market Basket, and have never stood in a long line at the checkout. The other customers seem NICER than the customers at Market Basket. The cashiers and baggers are always very friendly and very efficient. I like their uniforms too. Plus, I get a good feeling about shopping in a private establishment rather than a corporate chain. 3) I think it might be magic, but there have been a few times where items readily available at Crosby's have NOT been available at Stop and Shop, which is just plain odd considering the size of the two stores. It's almost like Mary Poppins pulling a floor lamp out of her carpet bag. The two examples I can think of off of the top of my head are bread machine yeast and leeks. Tomorrow I will have to go to Crosby's and buy the yeast since I was at S&S tonight and they didn't have it. 4) It has nothing to do with anything, but I like how their debit card machine approves my card INSTANTLY, whereas at S&S you have to wait maybe ten seconds for the transaction to be approved.

They're selling spoiled chicken. Second night in a row I've got chicken breast from here, and the…read moremeat has a significant sulfur like smell, along with a slimy texture. I gave it the benefit of the doubt and cooked it anyway, as the date said it was not expired, but it ended up being inedible. Very rubbery bizarre texture. As someone who is on a keto diet and lives near by, this is very disappointing.