I would give this store negative stars if that were possible. Poorly run, terrible workers…read moreconditions. Staff always call out and the managers solution is to make other staff work 6 days a week. The staff seem miserable, nobody knows where anything is when you ask for help, they act offended like you don't at them. It's not very clean, products are often not stocked properly so you have to ask to check the back. The people running the front where the registers are act extremely unprofessional, there have been times they've been throwing things back and forth while customers were around. All the decent staff seem to have left, now all that's left are people who can't communicate properly or do a poor job at what they're supposed to be doing. More times than I can count, my bags have ripped because the baggers don't pay attention to what they're doing and I've lost stuff from breaking when the bags rip open. The produce is hit or miss, often going bad or covered in mold, like the strawberries. One time I went through six containers trying to find one that wasn't covered in white fuzzy mold, and eventually gave up. The company slogan used to be ", focusing on friendly" when you looked at the name tags, but it feels very very far from that nowadays. If I wanted miserable workers and a sub-par experience, I could just drive down the street to the dollar store. Overall, negative 3 stars out of 10. Not sure who runs it, but it's a far cry from functional.

Bought the same brand and quantity of Fresh Grapefruit Juice that I bought at Market Basket…read moreyesterday for $4.99 each, today at Hannaford, Townsend, they are $6.99 each. Needless to say, it's worth it to travel to Nashua to shop at Market Basket. DISGUSTED.

This is becoming my happy place. The greenhouse is a great spot to sit, sip, and snack while…read moresurrounded by gorgeous blooms. Great for picking out gifts too, I love the wide selection of flavored olive oils (100% OO, not of the adulterated grocery store kind) and balsamic vinegars. The staff are always so friendly and helpful too.

Really enjoy this place. It has a cornucopia of products not to mention a great environment that…read morethey have set up, inside and out! Fantastic deli with a variety of sandwiches and treats. What's also incredible is there 60 varieties of olive oil that is a gourmet delight! It's also a place where you can run in and grab a few last-minute items for gifts and everybody would be happy with what they received. This is a must visit. If you're looking for a nice lunch/sandwich with an extremely relaxing environment inside or out, this is your place. Don't be in a rush if you're looking for a sandwich. They takes their time and expect 15+ minutes to wait with no line.

Have been shopping here for years but rethinking my routine. They never seem to have sale items in…read morestock, especially in the meat department. Went yesterday and they had only one of the four items I had planned to purchase. The aisles are always crowded with vendor carts and personnel shoppers. The rewards program is a joke......guess I'm done with them.

A truly big shout out for Merriam ave store customer service for a REALLY nice Employee helping at…read morethe self check out line. I wasn't feeling well and just came in for cash but bought several items from the clearance bin. At check out, she was so helpful and after she placed and bagged all my items, I realized the check out had a NO CASH sign. I felt like an idiot and let her know and she was just great about it. She cancelled my order - and she again - placed and bagged all my items at a different self check out.

I don't get in very often. They are off of my beaten path…read more I do love the place though. Also, the people working there seem super nice. That's all for now.

Soo yummy!! The sand which is def a recommend and the service was great they even had a self check…read moreout as well. Hopefully they will be open more hours as now the hours are limited

great local seafood wholesaler!…read more Living in Fitchburg my entire life, I have been blind to many local offerings that my quaint town provides. It was only a couple of years ago that a coworker of mine was raving about this place and couldn't believe I had never gone. The parking spots in front of the building fill up very quickly. However, if you drive towards the back where the trucks pull in, you can actually drive up the slope for several more spots. I believe there's another adjacent bunch of spots to park on the ground level, but I'm not confident. As soon as you step inside, there are 2 lines you can wait in. Towards the left you can order food from their kitchen and enjoy the typical assortment of fried seafoods that you've probably already familiar with from many other joints. In fact, this place has a sister location called Kay's Dairy Bar in Westminster. Towards the right, you stand in line for the wholesale products. Today I came in the some big ol lobsters. The staff here are all super friendly, as well as all of the customers. I had pleasant conversations with everyone. I was able to get my three 4-pound behemoths steamed here, and you can eat ask for a cup of drawn butter from the restaurant side. Since I was feeling hungry, I grabbed a plate of fried scallops too. Lobsters - I follow their FB page and I was drawn in by a couple of the posts showcasing some behemoths. I was slightly disappointed that they maxed out at about 4-pounds on the day I showed up, but everyone in line said that it was better that way anyway. My lobsters took about 30min to steam and when I got home and cracked them open, the meat was perfection. Fried Scallops - I love love love scallops. This place does it just as well as Kimball's and I think I'm just going to come here from now on to support a local business instead.

Walked in for a side of whole belly clams. Service was ok…read morebut they took a while and came out dark and overcooked. Not a good experience this visit.

I was looking for a mirror, three employees that I asked do not speak any English. Everyone is a…read moreLatino speaking Spanish. They tell you the price in Spanish. Part of hiring should be to know numbers and a few English words. Clothes getting stepped on the floor . Never again. Terrible shopping experience.

Shout out to Kristen at the self checkoutthis afternoon!! She was very nice, helpful (went out of…read moreher way to help), and knew her stuff!! Thank you Kristen! You're an exemplary employee. I hope your company appreciates you!

A true Mom and Pop specialty shop, this very small and friendly market focuses on Italian foods,…read moreespecially frozen and prepared dinners for you to bring home to heat and eat. Soups, salads, and special meals and treats in the fridge or freezer cases. There are also a couple shelves of locally-sourced breads and bites, as well as coffee. This is not a restaurant or source for a takeout lunch. You do need to bring most items home to thaw or bake, so as long as you know that going in, you can stock up on several items for your freezer or for dinner tonight. You can, however, get yourself a few ready-to-chomp cookies that won't make it past the parking lot. .

Grocery shopping has become so difficult! I have started to shop at the Lunenburg Hannaford's…read morebecause it is convenient for me on my way home from work. The first time there, on a Friday, I was hit on by 4 men. Must have been wearing my pretty anti-viral mask that day. Store layout is pretty good, they have a good variety of product. I am not knocking Hannaford for the out of stocks, the world is out of stock right now. I am going to knock the store for the incredible amount of price errors. Shelf will state a price and the item will ring up at least /30 higher at the register. I never see these until I am at home reviewing my receipt, and it's a hassle to bring everything back to the store, so they get me again. 3 strikes and I am out though. A few days ago I placed a large ($200) pickup order. 1st weird thing, they don't ring up the order until you're waiting in the parking lot, so I sat in the car for almost a half hour. Ok, still some time saved. Once home, I realized that the 2 10-12 pound turkeys at .59 per pound had rung up at 28 pounds for a total of almost $30.00 Listed for .59 per pound, but the total price showed almost double the advertised and printed on receipt price. How does this even happen? It looked like a deliberate cheat. Who is going to question a receipt when the price per pound is listed correctly? This receipt is going to the town for a weights and measures review. Also, cold cuts ordered were sliced slab thick and rolled almost into a ball- and the cheese had the bits of plastic sliced into the stack. Inedible and gross. Lastly, when I placed the order online, a service fee credit was included, for first time order. This was not included with my receipt, so I 9was overcharged the service fee, the turkey pricing, and I have slabby thick torn in half deli meats. The rest of the order came in pretty good. So, just under 25% of the order was do very wrong. Could definitely be better.

My favorite grocery store in the area…read more I've been to the others: the Market Baskets, the Shaws', the tiny Ayer Hannaford. The Lunenburg Hannaford is really the best around. The store itself is always clean, and has a more warm feel to it than the others. As far as selection goes, they have just the right amount of variety and prices are fair (unlike Shaws who has almost everything but is super-expensive, and cheap Market Basket with gaping holes in their stock).