Worst supermarket I've ever shopped. Consistently out of basic items. It's so bad, I only go there…read morewhen I'm desperate now. And even then, I'm still usually walking away shaking my head. Better off just going the distance to Hudson, Lowell, or Salem.

You can join their rewards customer base by joining in their program and using your cellphone…read morenumber. Food is usually well stocked and a fairly good selections of craft beers.cooked food to go is also available. Ambiance is clean and there at least 2 cashiers as well as self checkouts.

THEY SELL BAD PRODUCTS. I bought a box of orange zigzag wraps. They were old and broken. They…read morerefused to return my money so I didn't go back for almost a year. I just went back today, and they didn't have my choice of wraps and stock. I thought I'd try the orange again. THOSE ALSO WERE OLD AND BROKEN When I went to the man who owns the store to let him know that he still selling bad raps. He said. I told you before I don't give refunds I wasn't looking for a refund.....only what i paid for. THIS IS OBVIOUSLY A HABIT WITH THIS STORE. It's your tough luck if it's bad.

I went and bought their last 2 cartons of Newport Non Menthol cigarettes from them. I then went…read moredown the street and bought 1 carton. This way I had enough to last me a month. When I got home, I realized the cartons were a little different from the one that I bought down the street from them. I looked in to this further, and realized that World Famous State Line Market had sold me 2 cartons of cigarettes from a manufacturer ( Lorillard ) that was bought by R.J. Reynolds's in 2014. Not only is world famous state line market more expensive for their cigarettes, I'm now at home an hour and 45 minutes away, with 8 year old, stale cigarettes

I'm not a Walmart basher they do have decent prices & selections. This place is a nightmare at…read moreholiday time, long lines and not enough staff. It's a shame that they cannot compete with Amazon when they have so many physical store locations. Walmart you should use your stores as hubs for deliveries as well as retail locations. Poor execution if you're already doing this. Problems are self-created. Drive into the parking lot of the Salem store and on the right side of the building it says 'pick up'. Common sense says if you buy something online this is where you go get your merchandise. Nope. This is where you go to get your online grocery order. Walmart how much of your business is online grocery pick up in comparison with non-grocery items? I know for me personally when I grocery shop I don't think Walmart. Customer Service is dependent on the person waiting on you. I entered my order at the customer service kiosk and waited..waited..waited. The store greeter saw me waiting and when I asked she wouldn't call anyone to help me. Poor attitude. I had to go wait in the Customer Service line (and wait yet again). They called for help. Reward your Associates for good performance; it will pay you back ten-fold. Your website is nothing like Amazon. The 'feel' of your stores are like walking into a 1970's K-mart.

In no particular order; most of the time shopping carts are all over the parking lot and there are…read morevery few carts inside as you enter the store. Many employees can't understand English and are of no help. There are never enough open registers to check out and Friday thru Sunday forget it - the lines are very long and don't move because there are so few open registers. It's almost all self check out and usually only about 1/2 of the registers are active. I stopped going there on weekends. Many employees really take their time and even congregate to speak among themselves (in some foreign language) while ignoring the customers. The shelves are not properly stocked and prices are not accurate. Sale items are not properly marked; I bought some kitchen items recently that were marked on sale. When I checked out every item rang up at full price not the displayed sale price. The store always seems to be low on stock or running out of things. And I feel like I'm in some foreign country when I'm in the store. Avoid this place if you can.

They relabel leftovers! If a product doesn't sell, they cover it up the next day with a new label…read more They sell customers relabeled leftovers! Unacceptable!!

I used to never frequent this market because the prices were always higher than Market Basket but…read moresince the Pandemic started Market Basket prices have surpassed prices at this and other markets so I found a new appreciation for Hannafords as well as Shaws. Their quality of meat and produce surpasses Market Basket and everything is such a nice layout in the store.

I went today to grab a vitamin water. They advertised it as 2/$5. I grabbed 1. I went to the…read morecashier and he said $3.00. I told him it's 2/$5 he said yeah when you buy 2. If you buy 2 then it should be $5.00. Correct me if I read that wrong but it's pretty simple math. Yes so what I paid .50 cents more. But that's not the point. The point is that is false advertising!

Well-stocked shelves, and friendly service. Clean. Only negative is that you can't exit directly…read moreonto Mammoth Road.

Yet again spent $200 at Market Basket came home with fruits and vegetables opened up some peaches…read moreevery single one of them is bad quality has gone downhill every week. Bring home something open up a bag of vegetable or onions and there's always at least two or three rotten or moldy food hidden inside very disappointed in the quality of food. They have been dishing out. Time to shop elsewhere. Update went to management for return and complaint of rotten food. He was very unconcerned and dismissive. I will not be shopping here anymore. Also people behind me retuning sour milk. Would they want to bring that home to their family?

I have been shopping @Marketbasket forever and have always recommended them. Today I went in as…read moreusual to pick up a few things, so I went to the butcher section to have a roast ground up. I ring the bell, and nobody comes, that's ok, people do more things these days, I realize that. A young lady with many tattoos comes out to see me, I recognize her, she has been working there for years - but I guess my shopping annoyed her today - When I asked to have it trimmed and ground as I do most weeks, and she started mouthing off to me and under her breath called me something and saying that "if I left it where it did it would walk off" and continued muttering on her way into the meat grinders. Needless to say, I didn't buy what she ground, and I won't be going back, who knows what she would throw in the mix out of spite while out of sight. This is what Market Basket has evolved into, even in Hudson NH. Absolutely Pitiful.

Found them on FB & took a road trip up there. With plenty of parking by the produce stand, we went…read moreto town. There were variety of vegetables & baked goods. What we bought if we were a regular supermarket would have cost us over $50. Here got it for $20 & change. Very please we went. Go there & see for yourself.

The growing season has begun.... Peters Farm has always…read morebeen a must for me for buying fresh vegetables and fruit. However moving out of the area changed that. So being that I was in Salem I decided to stop in. It was great to see that they had fresh, leafy lettuce, mint, and radishes. There were some very good looking strawberries. But I passed on them in need of vegetables & herbs. If I'm not mistaken each item I bought was $ 1.00 it just over it. * They do NOT take credit cards... Cash or check only. And just so you know there is no ATM close by that I know of. Anyway, what I got for the amount I paid I feel was a real bargain for fresher produce than at the supermarket! I wish I lived closer... I would stop in 1-2 times a week!

For $5.99 you can get a nice steak bomb here…read more Although they use the frozen meat Steak Em, it's made by love from these workers. I always enjoy a nice steak and cheese when I'm here. Almost a foot long, it would easily feed two people. Highly recommend getting their steak bomb, has everything in from salami to grilled onions and peppers, so good!

Bought blueberry muffins 8/11 /26 And they fall apart not cuz it's fresh because not enough flour…read moreor right temperature A waste of money and didn't come cheap

The meats have gone down the drain and the prices are through the roof 2nd time in a month I have…read moregotten screwed by the poor quality of steaks I am done with this dump

Nasty grape nut pudding with no flavor and over cooked. You can see how over cooked it is…read more Today is 9/27/23 and after talking to Eric, he was very gracious in putting a credit on my account and said that they had looked into it.

Really nice to find a Filipino store that's close by with most of the essentials you need and you…read morecan also place an order for jollibee, red ribbon, and Nanay is very nice and welcoming!

I was surprise to see that this little "hole in the wall"…read moreFilipino grocery store existed in Salem, NH. This store carries all the basics that most Filipinos north of Boston would really need. You would need to travel to Quincy, Randolph or Shrewsbury to find really Pinoy food and condiments. It's about three miles off the Rt93 exit in NH, just south or Walmart and Mckinnons grocery story. FYI, McKinnons sells pork belly (lechon) meat. GFM carries a good selection of frozen meats and fish. Freezers are marked well with the contents. It also looked like they support Balikbayan boxes. I saw a few flat boxes in one of the aisles.