Ordered their Thanksgiving meal kit. Serves 8+. Includes precooked roast turkey, gravy, stuffing,…read morecranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes and apple pie. It was delicious and very easy to prepare. Why go to all the trouble of making Thanksgiving from scratch. Thank you Market Basket

I was in line I had bought a few things had a crave for a soft serve and this crabby women with a…read morename tag Malisa was not only friendly but proceeded to tell us machine was broken so we bought the few things we had and went in sat in the sittting area and low and behold that women served a soft serve not even a minute after. That women shouldn't even work there with her attitude and laziness and I will never go there again and I will be telling all my friends she just one miserable women!

I never thought I'd be updating this review for a second time. But can someone tell me WHY....in…read morethe H E double hockey sticks does Whole Foods find it necessary to glue their eggs into their egg cartons?! No, seriously....why are they doing this?! Now, before I'm accused of being totally draconian here with my 1 star reduction, let me emphasize that this isn't a one time thing. Nearly every single time I get a carton of eggs from Whole Foods, it is almost guaranteed at least one or two eggs will be inexplicably glued to the carton. This is a problem for SO many reasons. Though, for the sake of brevity, I'm gonna list two of them. 1.) It's damn near impossible to extract the egg out of its pocket without inevitably destroying the shell, thereby obliterating any chances of enjoying a tasty breakfast. 2.) Even IF you somehow manage to liberate said egg from its inherent captivity without destroying it, you'll ostensibly have to deal with the remnants of egg carton pieces that remain glued to the outer shell. My pro life tip for the second reason is to hard boil the egg so that you may avoid any chances of carton bits mixing in with an otherwise raw egg yolk once you crack it. And, so far as I know, no - you can't just wash it off. Because it's glued. Again, WHY ARE THEY DOING THIS?! I'm not sure if it's only this location that has this problem or if ALL Whole Foods stores are shipping their eggs with a few of them totally immobilized inside their respective pockets. It's like they were totally petrified of the idea that MAYBE the eggs would somehow escape the carton and break. Well, NUTS to that, since I usually end up breaking them regardless when trying carefully to extract them out of their cemented position. So, yeah....that, combined with the fact Whole Foods' hot bar has also somehow gotten worse with time instead of better, I find myself regressing my rating back to where I originally had them. It's still a wicked good place to get a few select items here and there. But these two REALLY annoying anomalies compel me to give Whole Foods on Amherst 4 immovable eggs out of 5.

purchased green and red peppers. the green had brown mold inside and the red had white mold. the…read moreiceberg lettuce is showing rot already and the mushrooms are brown. all purchased on Wednesday and cut into on Friday. these vegetables must be very old to look like this! just awful. i have never had this issue before. expensive also. won't be back to whole foods where you get disgusting products labeled fresh but really old and moldy.

Cons, since opening - cold in the winter, keep your jacket…read moreon and zipped - better layout (roomier) and selection in Manchester. Nashua runs low or out on some basics, I've not seen that in Manchester - harried staff in Nashua, doesn't seem to be the case in Manchester

I got this bestie, you see. She swears by this place. Well, not THIS specific location. But the one…read morein Derry, where we're both from. Anyway, I believe she assumes all Aldis are basically the same. Because I only happened to be in here after she told me about a $10 special for whole lobster meat. Well...I didn't find the lobster. I DID, however, find some very nice tiger prawns which pair up brilliantly with my scampi recipe. But, I digress. Here's what everyone wants to know. It's a store, though not quite as cheap as my bestie claims. I mean...it depends on what you're getting, I guess. It's not expensive, but not really any much cheaper than Market Basket. Also, the selection here is pretty limited, if you ask me. But since I come here for very specific ingredients, it doesn't really bother me much. I already shop at 4 different stores to get all the things I want as it is. They have contactless payment options. Always a plus for me. I only wish they would open more lanes. They have like...4 or 5 (I forget), yet they only open 1 or 2...even when the store is pretty busy. One more thing for those who don't already know: they use the bag-less system at checkout. Sooo...a bit like Sam's Club, only not as good. They have this separate immobilized cart at each checkout register they temporarily put your items in. I...just don't get it. I dunno. Maybe my bestie talked this place up a little too much. I was expecting more. They're fine, for the most part. But I couldn't recommend this place to anyone as their main grocery store. Aldi's gets 3 gigantic tiger prawns in scampi sauce out of 5.

I have visited the Bedford Whole Foods for about five years now and realized I had not written a…read morereview. So here it comes. When I first started coming here, it had growing pains, particularly with staff recruitment and attitude. The place is now superb. Amazing variety of items, superb quality of cheeses and meats, both foreign and domestic. Their new checkout systems are time saving and then there is always an attendant nearby. Staff is friendly and always busy doing something. At the cheese department, they were absolutely knowledgeable about the types, origins, and their recommendations were spot on. Good training of the staff... obviously. My only recommendation is on the hot food bar. After 1:30, it tends to get picked over and a refreshment of the items is in order. Otherwise, a superb experience.

Shame on Whole Foods for putting electric car charging stations closer to the doors than handicap…read moreparking. Far more handicap people than electric cars.

Good Friendly…read more Prices a little high Nice staff Good location Clean Bf entitled fhjkkhvcxssh Nice place

Love the grab and go curry chicken sandwiches. Check them out if you are passing throughread more

Over the last few years, my bestie used to tell me about how amazing the produce and selection are…read moreat this grocery store. And while that's not entirely hyperbolic, there are a few caveats one should be aware of concerning said grocery store. For one thing, they have online ordering, which is great! Thing is, they don't exactly contact you after placing an order to let you know that your order is ready for pick up. Basically, you just choose your time slot, place the order, then are expected to just...show up at your prescribed timeslot. Not really a huge deal. But it's a bit of an adjustment compared to the online ordering procedures of Walmart groceries. No checking in via the app, unfortunately. Also, this pickup service is way slower and stranger. For instance, you don't even park in a designated pick up spot. Instead, you pull up to what can only be described as a drive thru situation with no speaker box to talk into. Nah, evidently you just call the store to let them know you're there for an online order, along with which car position you're in at the time. Although I almost didn't catch that second part the first time around because I could barely understand the words coming out of the lady's mouth. That's another thing. Depending on who's delivering your groceries, you might get a young man capable of lifting up to 10 grocery bags at a time, or an elderly person who looks like they're about two weeks shy from retirement. At any rate, you gotta have patience with this service. One thing I like about Hannaford is their choice of grocery bags. It's like we're getting the best of both worlds here. That is, a paper bag with handles like the plastic ones. It's a nice touch you don't see too often in grocery stores. Oh, side note! The steak cuts here are legit! So far, I've only purchased the prepackaged rib eyes and they grilled up very nicely! We're talking juicy, thick cuts of steak with plenty of marbling. Naturally, they have a fresh meats and seafood counter as well. But....I didn't really feel like doing all that. At any rate, I believe this will be my go-to for picking up groceries for the most part. I still go to other stores to pick up brand-specific items as well. But as far as Hannaford is concerned, I'd grant them 4 thick, juicy fresh rib eye steaks ready for the grill out of 5.

You can't speak yo anyone on line going to the store all tge people who work there very very rud…read moreplus there not selling a turkey or Ham dinners for thstnksgiving what good is t his useless store other than the pharmacy, everything else suckd did away with salad bar did away with the soups whsts next hot bar ,your people can cooking anything . This store 110 awful .nobody from hanafords has the balls yo contact me because their no msnager.

Exceptional organic farm - Steve, Stephanie and the crew are the best! My weekly veggie CSA has…read moregreat variety and quality. The egg subscription is totally worth it as the eggs are far superior to anything you get in the grocery store. I've been ordering chickens and now get the fish share too. And I can't seem to leave the store each week without picking up some uncured bacon (no nitrates- thank you!) or homemade sausage. Everything is fresh and fantastic - this place is highly recommended!

Despite having been back in the granite state for over 3 years now, I hadn't exactly gotten around…read moreto visiting an actual "farm-to-fork" local grocery store until now. Primarily due to the fact that I normally pick up fresh eggs from my bestie in Derry, I ended up searching for a contingency plan in the event she was already sold out on her end. Such was the case today. First, a caveat: if you're happening by this store southbound, the parking lot entrance will be the second turn on the right just past the store itself. It can be a little confusing due to the second logo sign on the side of the warehouse building which, to newcomers, may appear to be an entrance point. I have no idea if and what they keep back there (probably just extended storage), but from what I could ascertain, the main store is the smaller building in the center of it all. Naturally, the interior is (like I said) small and pretty unassuming, if I'm being entirely accurate. What you see is what you get and this is a good thing. Because everything looked pretty fresh and tasty to me. I possess neither the space nor memory to recall every last item they have here. But in addition to extra large fresh eggs, they also feature baked goods (to include my all time favorite - FUDGE!!) and real maple syrup. That's right! None of that synthetic, overly sugary crap for us true New Englanders. This, and other grocery stores like it, are the places we go when we want true, authentic maple syrup. So anyways, I was here for the eggs. Now, I may be writing this review prematurely since I haven't exactly tasted the eggs yet. But from what I can tell, this place is legit. They even have Apple and Google pay, which actually surprised me. The Yelp page didn't list this as a viable option at the time of writing this review. I will certainly be submitting an update recommendation to the powers that be. The staff were quite friendly and approachable. Didn't really stay long to chat or anything though. Those were just my first impressions. The location is tucked away, but easy to get to. It also appears they have quite the local following. So, I definitely will return. At some point, I'd really like to get my hands on that peanut butter fudge and genuine maple syrup. Can't really recommend this place any harder for picking up fresh produce and treats. Sunnycrest Farms is worthy of 5 extra large farm fresh eggs served any style out of 5.

Been here a few times for their excellent ice cream, but tonight was the first time I've tried…read moretheir corn... best corn on the cob that I've ever had. So flavorful, and the corn was falling right off the cob.

You're probably wondering why a guy who lives in the east side of Nashua would come all the way…read morehere for a Hannaford. Only one reason: water. Okay, hear me out for a second. But we recently made the transition from small water bottles (I know, I know) to the 5 gallon refillable jugs. So far as I know, this is one of the only Hannafords close to me that offers a *mostly* straightforward machine that dispenses water in minutes AND....accepts all forms of payment, to include NFC. The reason I say "mostly straightforward" is because if this is your very first time using the water dispensary, payment can be a bit confusing. I must've spent 10 minutes trying to understand how to get the thing to accept payment. As I understand it, you apparently have to scan your phone for NFC payments TWICE. Once to get the machine to ask you to make a selection (pointless), and again to...ya know...actually pay for the water. Could've just kept it basic to the latter, but...whatevs. Btw, the other thing I should mention is that this is totally worth the drive, considering you only pay around two and a half dollars for every 5 gallons as of the time I'm writing this review. Other than that, probably my least favorite thing about this Hannaford is the parking lot and the way its entrances and exits are arranged. Not only is it co-located with a McDonald's (haven't seen this before), but the parking entrance is almost half a block away from the store. In other words, if you had to make a left turn onto Derry road, you'd have to use the exit with the traffic lights for a protected left. Also, having a drive thru right next to your grocery store is pretty cumbersome, but...maybe that's just me. It's your typical Hannaford, only with a really neat and convenient water dispensary located just inside the front entrance to your immediate right. I think every grocery store should have one of these, but I ain't the mayor of Nashua. Hannaford gets 4 conveniently placed water dispensaries out of 5.

Outstanding customer service! Unbelievable. Last night we…read moreordered some lobsters and were waiting for them to get steamed. One of the managers stopped by and said "I've noticed that you've been waiting here for a long time. I apologize for that. Ask for Christina at the cashier's and we'll take care of you." And they did. Seriously. I thought "ok, they'll knock $2 or $3 off." Boy, was I wrong. It was a substantial rebate. I mean, huge! Just couldn't believe it! Every employee is polite and friendly. Will definitely go back, even though it's a little further than Market Basket!

Stopped by Lull Farm in Milford, NH -- such a quaint spot filled with charm! They have a great…read moreselection of fresh, locally grown fruits & veggies, plus in-house-made jams, pies, & even fresh meats. Perfect place to grab some seasonal goodies & support local farmers!

Packaged items here are ridiculously overpriced and not very good in my experience, but today's…read morefail takes the cake: I just bought a package of sourdough bread, not even a full pound, probably 12 oz, for $6.99 (!), thinking "well it's expensive but at least it's probably pretty good" -- just to get home and find out it's some of the dryest, most tasteless bread I've ever had the displeasure of eating. Paid twice as much as I would have in a supermarket for bread they should be ashamed of selling. Never again. OK, but it's a farm stand, so how's the produce? In the past I've found it to be a mixed picture. First you need to realize that, despite the fact that they're a farm stand, most of the produce that they're selling is not their own or necessarily even local. So for a lot of things you're just paying more than you would at a supermarket for the exactly the same stuff. If you stick to the items that they mark as "our own," well, generally I've had no issues with the quality, but again, the prices can be pretty high for what you're getting. Over the years I've been going to Lull less and less often for that reason alone -- I want to buy local but when everything costs twice as much as at MB, it just doesn't seem worthwhile. (Aren't farm stands supposed to be *cheaper* because they cut out the middleman?) Anyway, after today's bread fail I've had it; don't plan on going back.