I love Trader Joe's - friendly and helpful service every time I go there. The food is healthy and…read moresuggestions for meals welcomed

Oddly weird layout for a store. This store is always looking for help for some reason, you never…read moresee any presentable employees, I guess they don't hire clean cut people only earthy crunchy. I guess that's why the lack of help!

The store manager Steve Walters should not be a manager. I had a $17 return and a $25 return in a…read more10 year period,after spending hundreds of dollars weekly, and was told I was doing excessive returns. He accused me of stealing the items as I walked in and was not only rude but very unkind. Due to the weight of my return, the long walk to the register and my breathing condition I was not breathing well when I first encountered him. Although he could see I wasn't breathing well he continued to ask me questions insisting I answer him instantly. He treated me as if I was a child doing something wrong. I am a 48 year old woman . The policy is 7 days for perishables and 30 days for other items. It has been 4 hours. After I was banned from doing returns he followed me out of the store harassing me the entire way. He is a terrible manager and a unkind, unintelligent, cold, rude person. Everytime I shop there when he's working he's always just standing up front doing nothing. I won't be shopping there again. $17 return vs over $500 a month in sales. Not bright!!!

Was just shopping there. Had about eight items I was going to purchase. When i went to pay 5 out of…read morethe eight items were priced wrong. They were going to make amends for only two. So i left everything there and walked out. Price Wrong.

I'm not sure what's going on but for the last 3-4 months aldis in enfield has been selling food…read morethat is bad. From meats not expiring but smelling very foul when you open package and fruits with mold. Canned peaches tasted old as well I'm kind of upset this was my go to store and now I have to wait for the east Windsor new location to open because I refuse to waste money at the enfield location

Mind blowing concept for cart usage. $.25 to use the cart but you get it back when you PHYSICALLY…read moreWALK IT BACK TO THE RETURN! All stores should adapt this. End of positive rant. Came on a busy Sunday and really didn't know what to expect as this was my first time ever in an Aldi. Was a bit messy and chaotic but found a couple things for the work week lunch and walked out. Would say 3 star experience but still mind blown for the carts.

The prices weren't horrible but they weren't good either. The self-checkout is a pain. Saw others…read morestruggling with it and I did too. There is no option to go to a human cashier. Tricky backing out of parking right where vehicles are entering the plaza. Fortunately other drivers took pity on me and motioned for me to go. This town could benefit from a Market Basket.

July 2025: we were traveling from Portsmouth, NH to Syracuse, NY and needed to make a pitstop for…read moregroceries to make lunch. We went to Adam's Hometown Market and the staff were incredibly friendly and polite and the store is very clean and organized. We were please with their deli selection, fruits, and vegetables.

Plenty of dinner options here, which suited me just fine since I was looking for something quick…read moreand heat-and-eat that would be easy to warm up in the RV before heading to the nearby brewpub for a quiet evening. Parking was simple, and the lot was clean. No stray carts cluttering the place. Inside, the store felt tidy and well-organized, with prices clearly marked on the prepared meals. Not exactly cheap, but at least you could see what you were getting into. Shelves were well stocked, which made browsing easy. I went with a chicken-and-noodle dish that was decent, though a bit bland. Someone clearly has a fear of garlic. Still, the price was fair. I also picked up a small bag of candy for Mrs. K., who always appreciates a sweet little surprise. [Review 1136 of 2025 - 1277 in Massachusetts - 24689 overall]

Great local shop. Very involved in the community. Awesome resource for quick trips and has a good…read moreselection for its size.

We were in the area and I wanted water and a bag of chips. My son and husband got chips and some…read morecandy. This corner store has plenty of snacks, drinks, and food. They even have in the back of the store (inside) a area where they cook food for customers to order at. I didn't order any sandwiches, but maybe next time. The store is clean and many local people come here for milk, cereal and etc.

Great selection, can't beat the price. I especially like the variety of hot pepper spices…read moreavailable. Too bad the owner cant just move on to a new website- apparently its been like that for years. You can only really purchase in store. But, who cares, It's a chance to take a nice drive in the country every few months when you run out of cayenne pepper.

Don't even think about it. Buying spices in a grocery store? Do you know how long that stuff is…read morebeen sitting there? Sure, it has an expiration date but that can be as much as four years down the road. Do you really want spices that are that old? Not to worry, just step back from the shelf, turn around and head for the door. This spice company has it all. Spices, rubs, sauces...chances are if you need it, they have or can get it or ca make it up. Spices come in a plastic shaker container that are about the size of a dollar bill and can contain anywhere from 2 to 10 oz depending on the spice. The average price for any given spice is about 3.50. All in all, you get a lot more spice for your money than in any grocery store that sells them pre-packaged. Some spices may be more than what you need, so be prepared to split some with friends if there's too much. They also have smaller $1 sampler sizes. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and very accommodating. The grocery store is good for some things, spice purchases are not one them.