I recently stopped by Trader Joe's and overall had a pretty good experience. The store was clean,…read moreorganized, and had a lot of unique snacks and frozen meals that were nice to try.

Stop and Shop has a rating system for their store - A, B and C levels. The one in Lincoln Plaza,…read morenow gone, was a C level store. Everyone knows why. The one in Westboro was A level. Again, no surprise. Same deal here. The Shrewsbury TJ's is disgusting, yet the one in Framingham is great (and has wine, but that's not the important diffentiator since Total Wine was wise in opening a store right next to the TJ's in Shrewsbury). I shop both regularly, but will now be avoiding the one in Shrewsbury. It's just gross, rat traps as you walk along the sidewalk is a start. Sure, it's great that they are trapping them, but they don't go where there isn't food laying around to eat. Also gross is buying fresh produce only to find out two days later it's moldy/wilted. What in the world do they do to this stuff to have it go bad a week before date?! I suspect poor refridgeration in store or on way to store. The chickens - sometimes they'll have a date 2 weeks out, you open them the next freak'n day and they smell spoiled. It's not good. Speaking of dates, be careful - they don't rotate the shelves. They think they are clever by not doing so since people are used to reaching behind for fresher produce. I've learned to actually look at a few and pick the freshest. One time I reached behind for a later date and the dude who has been there a long time (looks like the Pitbull character from Fraiser) actually had the ballzarios to comment about it to me, all annoyed that I did that. HA! Then I saw him go back to SLAMMING bags of chips into the shelf, stuffing them in tight and smashing the shiznit out of them. Seems common, all the chips and crackers from this place a smashed up inside the bag. They are rearranging the store with hopes of it getting better I guess? All their bread is previously frozen too, hence it gets moldy REALLY fast. But, yeah, it's the lack of preservatives, right.

I like the Whole Foods Market. It's a fairly large store with a good overall layout. Parking can be…read morebusy, but it's usually adequate, and the product selection is generally good. Some prices could be more competitive; however, Amazon Prime members receive sale pricing on select items, and using the Amazon credit card earns 5% back on the entire purchase, which helps offset the premium. The self-checkout lanes work very well, and I almost always use them. There's consistently a staff member nearby to assist if needed. The traditional checkout lanes are less impressive--lines can get long, and there often aren't enough baggers during busy periods. Prepared food quality is mixed. The sushi is quite good, as are the rotisserie chickens, but some of the other prepared foods have been underwhelming. The store has a second-floor dining area, accessible by a long stairway or elevator. While the seating area is nice, it's not especially convenient if you've started your shopping and then get hungry, I don't think you can bring your cart upstairs and it's unclear where to leave a cart. For that reason, I'd likely eat first and shop afterward. By comparison, Wegmans handles this better, with dining areas on the first floor and plenty of space to bring your cart along. Wegmans also offers a noticeably stronger prepared foods selection overall. That said, I still like Whole Foods and use them regularly--for delivery (very good), pickup (also good), and in-store shopping.

If you're looking for ground beef after your work day is done, I highly recommend shopping…read moreelsewhere. On too many occasions to remember, I've gone to purchases ground beef (from the meat case) to find there is none. The excuse today around 3:30pm was that, "It was a busy day." Well, I hope so. That's what business owners usually hope for, don't they? I am a small business owner. My customers would be baffled if I told them, "Sorry, it was a busy day." Maybe the store managers in Shrewsbury would do well to visit other grocery stores in the area, especially other Whole Foods locations, to see how a meat case is still stocked in the middle of the afternoon on a Friday. This is just another case of the decline of customer service in our society.

Not enough staff Why the big tv monitors with ridiculous…read morejokes? Money should be spent elsewhere

I got a chocolate cake, flowers and plants from the PC in Shrewsbury. The cake was delicious and…read moremom loved the flowers and plants. Prices are way more reasonable than other neighborhood grocery stores for similar products. Highly recommend!

If I could leave a negative star I would!!! Missing items…read morewith my delivery service multiple times... Friday August 18th the store APPARENTLY had a power problem. I received ONE email that said my order was RUNNING LATE. IT NEVER ARRIVED. I went out of town and husband that does not have the app or account info was PISSED!!! I WAS PISSED I WAS CHARGED FOR THE ORDER AND DELIVERY AND IT IS STILL ON MY BANK ACCOUNT. After speaking with the USELESS person at the store, who told I could have RESCHEDULED......what part of this story do u not understand???? DO NOT SHOP AT THIS RUDE AND RIDICULOUS STORE. Unless they want to ACTUALLY provide customer service for the prices we are paying for the smaller and smaller products we get.

Where is John the bakery guy? When is he back? I go to your bakery early every Sunday morning and…read morehes always there. He hasn't been there for weeks and the young lady thats there Sunday mornings is terrible shes not helpful at all and not very friendly.

Good shop. Has a lot of Indian food items and vegetables. Veggies looked fresh. Most of other items…read morelike - Indian snacks, wheat atta, rice , ice creams, sweets etc are really good . Parking is small , but mostly ok during weekdays. Busy during weekends . Overall , a good shop ..

Very nice west Asian market. Excellent selection of produce. Good spice selection. I only wish they…read morecarried a few other brands. Patel has SWAD everything. Spicy World brand is a little better for your dry spices.

Friendly and helpful staff. A nice assortment of non meat items and essentials. But what you came…read morehere for was the meats, and they've got the good stuff.

Went in yesterday to see if they had hanger steak. While I was waiting, I asked the older man…read morebehind the counter if they carried Irish sausages and laughed and asked if I meant Chinese sausages. My sister thought he made a joke (clearly not a good one), but he asked another person if they sold Chinese sausages. I said I'm looking for Irish sausages. My husband said he bought it there before I couldn't find it, but I ended up seeing in the fridge off to the side of the deli counter. I'm never going there again. Everyone seems friendly, but the comment made me feel very uncomfortable to ever go there again.

Let's go in ! It's a…read moregreat little store, it hails all the way from Germany . And it's a discount food store. What's not to love ! Never been in an Aldi! This is a first. Wow and if you need a basket it's a quarter and make sure and bring your own bags too. This is a small store that's super busy . The prices are way worth the trip . Going to the store these days is just crazy . Feeding little kids that's a struggle . As an outsider we have seen lots of families . Aldi has designed this store to be fast, efficient and simple . The affordability of the products are first rate . The store is divided and organized by category. Now the parking lot is small you might have to walk a little further for that special deal . Check this out, they include produce and freezer items for purchase in store . We did the whole experience purchasing spinach and blueberries. Even at an Aldi it was cheaper than buying at the regular supermarket. The check out process is all automated. The fruits and veggies were nice and tasty .

Im writing and update . After shopping at aldi for 2 years now I have learned what is good at aldi…read moreand what is bad . Im still having not much luck in the produce dept. It either doesnt ripen or goes bad real quick . You gotta keep the bread refrigerated it gets spots if you leave in room temp for more than four or five days . Dairy is good and good prices. Meats are good and ok prices . Canned good are good and great prices i get a lot of tuna ,potted meats soups all pantry items are good prices.

Stop & Shop is one of the larger grocery chains in the Northeast.Its roots can be traced back to…read more1892, when Solomon and Jeanie Rabinowitz opened a grocery shop, called the Greenie Store, at 134 Salem Street, in the North End of Boston, Massachusetts. This store operated at this location until 1908. According to the company's web site, Stop & Shop was founded in 1914 in Somerville, Massachusetts, by the Rabinowitz family as the Economy Grocery Stores Company. The name was changed to Stop & Shop, Inc. in 1946. This particular store had a nice large, well organized produce section. I went to get some minced garlic and it was easy to find. The prices at Stop & Shop are usually higher than other chains like Aldi, Price Rite, Market Basket or Shaw's, but when they have weekly sales, many items are really good value.

Clean, helpful staff, good selection of brands, and ample parking. Not a huge organic selection,…read morebut good enough.