amazing store 10/10 so good great food great workers good good good good good good good good good…read moregood good good

crew went there for some sandwiches today on lunch. ordered our food and then walked around the…read morestore. fruit flys every where on the vegetables and fruits, in the strawberry packages... get our sandwiches, get back tot he job site, coworker takes a bite of his and finds mold on his bread.. don't recommend

It's July 3 so obviously Walmart was an absolute circus and you could barely even pull into the…read moreparking lot so I thought I'll just go to Stop & Shop because I only need two things. OMG why is everything in your store 3 to 4 dollars more per item then across the street at Walmart. I needed coconut oil and turkey. The coconut water is 1199 and with the deposit comes to 1209. It is nine dollars at Walmart the exact same brand the exact same bottle you have some audacity to charge that much more for the exact same item. Your store isn't that nice it's not that clean. There's really no reason to go here. The prices are astronomical. No wonder it's a ghost town.

I love the people here. Once walked out and forgot to pay and a super star (see what I did there)…read morechecked me out picking up my tab.

Ok, this is Walmart, so why right a review? This is a place…read morethat's trying to be everything and succeeding at some, and totally failing at other parts. As a department store, it would get 4 stars. Good selections, prices are good, shelves are stocked, and selection is above average The pharmacy would get 5 stars. Very friendly and helpful. Prices a really great. We have to get medication for our dogs, and compared to the other pharmacies in town, we are getting the meds at almost 40% lower here, than at the chain pharmacies. Supermarket section: this would get 0 stars if I could. The produce section is a joke. I've seen better looking veggies at a food bank. Rusty looking lettuces and bagged salads, squash with pucks, dents, and soft spots. Tomatoes that are really soft. Many times shelves are not filled, to the point that you could reduce space by 30%. We did try the meat once, and that is the last time we will buy it. We don't buy milk there anymore because it seems to go bad 2 to 4 days before the expiration date. I'd like to take the temperature of the dairy case because it doesn't feel like it is set to the proper temperature, thus causing it to spoil early. Overall the prices are the same, if not more for certain items, than the other 2 supermarkets in town. As a department store, the place is good, great as a pharmacy, but a total disaster as a supermarket.

This Walmart is my go-to store, and I shop here several times a week. I am a regular, paying…read morecustomer, and I have never been given a reason to believe that my behavior should be considered suspicious. However, during my last three or four visits, I have felt as though I was being followed or closely monitored by asset protection or individuals I now understand may have been secret shoppers. I was not aware that the person involved in the most recent incident was an employee, and the situation became so uncomfortable and unsettling that I genuinely believed something more serious or sinister might be happening. I was shopping alone with my baby, and because I did not know the person was an employee, I felt unsafe and began thinking about whether I would need to ask someone to walk me to my car or contact someone outside the store for help. Being constantly stared at and followed made me feel as though my baby and I were potentially in an unsafe situation, and I felt like we needed to get out of the store as quickly as possible. It was only afterward, after discussing the incident with my husband and putting the pieces together, that I realized the person was likely a secret shopper or part of asset protection. I understand that Walmart may have legitimate reasons and good intentions behind having asset protection and secret shoppers, and I fully understand the importance of preventing theft. However, there is a significant difference between discreetly monitoring a customer and making a regular, innocent customer feel followed, watched, or targeted. I have personally seen genuinely suspicious behavior while shopping, which makes it especially frustrating and confusing to feel that I am the person being treated suspiciously when I am simply there to shop and make purchases. This experience has been extremely disappointing and has made me uncomfortable returning to a store that I have considered my go-to Walmart. Customers should be able to shop without feeling intimidated or unsafe, especially when they have done nothing to warrant that kind of attention. I hope Walmart will take this concern seriously and consider how asset protection practices are being carried out, particularly when dealing with regular customers who have given no indication of suspicious behavior. I should not have to worry about being followed or feeling unsafe simply because I am shopping with my baby, and I do not want another customer to experience the same level of fear and discomfort that I experienced.

Ample and clean store. I went in to get a few items and I noticed this brand of tortilla chip that…read moreI had never seen before. From the name, it sounded like a Mexican brand, so I purchased it. The chips were thin and light. Very toasty and crispy. Very good flavor notes in the blue corn type. Good choice for those wanting a tortilla chip that is not thick nor greasy.

I've shopped here many times, and it's about a 15-minute drive for me. There are some clear…read morepositives at Market Basket: * Well-stocked shelves that are frequently restocked * Competitive prices * Good selection * Produce is usually fresh * Plenty of cashier lines open--no self-checkout * Enough baggers to keep things moving Considering there's a Market 32 just a couple of minutes away, it says something that I prefer to drive 15 minutes to Market Basket--or to my #1 choice, Wegmans, which is about 20 minutes away. On the downside, Market Basket can get very busy. Navigating the aisles can be challenging, and there can still be lines at the registers on the weekends even when all of them are open. The parking lot can be just as crowded. Sometimes necessary to park in the Home Depot lot because the Market Basket lot is completely full. Overall, though, Market Basket offers good prices, a solid selection, fresh produce, and plenty of staffed checkout lanes. A solid 4 stars.

i never ever write a review... but WOW! i came across this gem accidentally and absolutely LOVE it!…read more Just EVERYTHING about it down to the soothing music! I wish i could give it 100 stars

Nice clean store, wide aisles and lots of good brands to choose from. Has a bulk food section as…read morewell for grains, etc.

I grew up always going to Stop & Shop for my market so when Market Basket started popping up, I was…read morehesitant. However, since I've been starting to stop at Market Basket, I legitimately only go to Market Basket now. It's so much nicer, Market Basket everything and is so well organized. Everything is easy to find. Customer service is great prices are great and when I say prices are great I mean like better than Stop & Shop.. Nothing's cheap but they're cheaper then Stop & Shop for sure. I do come to the market on Sundays, which I will say this location is extremely busy on Sundays, but I mean that's to be expected.

The most requested rotisserie chicken left on Chicken Wars is Market Basket. They have 95…read morelocations, primarily all in New England, and they have SOLDIERS. My comments have been flooded with Market Basket requests since I started this journey. For full transparency, I didn't know MB existed until I started DOGGIN these chickens. I walked in with my production team, and was so caught off guard. Employees smiling from ear to ear while being dressed to the nines, floors squeaky clean, a fresh popcorn station, a delectable looking hot bar, etc. There is just so much soul in here. This is what a family run grocery store looks like before they sell out. You can just tell, this is their baby. They care so much. They put their heart and soul into running these stores, and it shows. I felt like I was in a Bucee's, and I don't know if I could give a higher compliment. Perhaps the most surprising thing of all was the $4.69 rotisserie chicken. This marks the cheapest tissi Chicken Wars has ever seen. Cheaper than Costco and Sam's Club. How are they doing this? My one concern was that the chicken came in saran wrap, which I thought would make the skin all soggy. The other 32 grocery stores I've tried all came in a plastic bag or plastic container. However, I respected the confidence. They're not scared to do something no one else is doing. Talent hits a target no one else can hit, genius hits a target no one else can see. We got this bird and took it to a park down the street, and I began consumption. The skin was ideal, a perfect golden brown with a slight crisp. The saran wrap didn't make it soggy at all. The breast was perfectly tender and was delicious. I didn't need one sip of water throughout the whole bird. The leg was operating at a high level as well, falling off the bone. I sat on this park bench in awe. How? How can this be $4.69, a good size, and this good? It didn't make sense. I'm still struggling to come to terms with it. I ended up giving it an 8.9/10, which makes it tied for 3rd with the Fresh Market. My only critique is it didn't have as much flavor as Fairway or Publix, but it was right there. I was so inspired that I went back in and tried to buy a hat, but they didn't sell any smh. I was especially thankful for this, as we needed a road win in New England. The other 2 birds I tried up here were ROUGH. A nice side effect of this journey has been traveling to try new birds. Every time I travel, I feel like I gain a wealth of knowledge in a short period of time. I grow and learn every time I go to a new place, and to me, that's what life is all about. Learning, growing, and trying to satiate this passionate curiosity I have about the world. THANK YOU MARKET BASKET FOR BRINGIN THE REAL BACK! FOR BRINGING THE SOUL BACK! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Though they had all the necessary ingredients I was looking for and the store was very clean, the…read moreemployees are the rudest people I have come across. Just left and the guy ringing me up in lane 2 dumped the basket of my vegetables on the conveyor belt as if he was personally offended I had the audacity to come to his till. Heaven forbid he communicate clearly through the checkout process and at the end just stood there with a dead blank stare and complete silence. Yesterday the chick in lane 1 was equally as rude and treated us as if we had gone to her home and personally asked her to come to work and check us out. Completely embarrassing.

The deli here is superior, we always buy deli sandwiches and head to the beach for a picnic…read more lunch. We've been doing this for years. I got the roast beef, tomato and cheddar with mustard. Hubby got a turkey and cheese wrap with lettuce. Both were delicious.

You walk in and they still have hand baskets for your items(big y stopped using these after covid…read moreso fuck them). Thankyou for that! However , I dont know why you sell little toys, items and shit at the beginning of the store as it makes you look like you're financially struggling as a store. I'm talking impulsive buying little shit to increase your profits in order to stay afloat.

Purchased porterhouse steaks for a mother's Day treat. Grilled until medium rare...looked amazing,…read moreyet looks can be deceiving....meat was tough as shoe leather, full of fat and grizze and virtually tasteless. In all honesty, might have been the worst pieces of meat we've ever experienced. I was humiliated serving to my family, but I will say, the dog was thrilled since no one wanted to eat more than a small portion of their dinner. NEVER AGAIN...

I showed up at the deli at 7:35 to be told they were already closed. this is absolutely crazy.read more

Price Chopper has the worst rotisserie chickens of any place I've ever tried. Previous to today the…read morelast time we bought a rotisserie chicken at Price Chopper we threw it away because it was so dry and overcooked. We decided we would take the longer ride to Oxford Market Basket from then on to get our rotisserie chicken. This afternoon my husband stopped at Market Basket on his way home from work to grab a rotisserie chicken for dinner tonight, unfortunately they didn't have any so my husband stopped at Price Chopper as this was our dinner plan (we already had sides). Not only is Price Choppers rotisserie chickens $3. more than Market Basket, it was so dry we were choking on that thing!! If we both weren't tired I would have brought that chicken right back to Price Chopper to get my money back!! Next time I'll tell him to stop at a fast food place than to just throw that money away on dried out chicken!