Unfortunately spending time shopping here I usually find it ok and just buy what is on sale and reasonable. With the economy in turmoil This location does have some good sale items... But today looking for sales I found on several shelves especially in the refrigerated items that I found many items expired, some from even August! I chose to photo just one such item and hope that management really focus on removing expired foods like what I found. Other than that... customer service is most helpful! read more

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af 25 years I finally went to another grocery store star market I couldn't believe the difference in savings and quality I was always loyal to s and s I know people that work there I was a vendor for 10 years but its all gone down hill it's the nature of big business but I'll only go there for convenience in the future, I live in n Quincy just wanted people to know . read more

Taste of inspiration all natural turkey is delicious. However need to be more careful slicing. Half of turkey is unusable on a sandwich. All crumbling. read more

Stop & Shop - Grocery Near Me - Whitman, Massachusetts

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It doesn't have a pharmacy and the produce has gone way down hill from rotting artichokes, broccoli, asparagus, peppers, onions, cucumbers, and summer squash on the shelves or nothing stocked. More often than not they are understaffed at peek hours and for some reason employees will be walking around noticing long lines and continue walking around aimlessly. Thank goodness they refund me for the products I've been able too return in a timely manner but so much more money wasted because time restraints getting back to the store too take advantage of the outlined satisfaction guarantee. read more

I started driving to the Whitman location after I had had it with the poor service in Abington. The last several visits to Whitman have made me seriously doubt I will be returning here, either. There are many cashiers that barely look at you or speak a word the entire interaction. I am not sure if whoever trains them will ever read this but a smile and a "Have a nice day" go a long way. The thing that put me over the edge was my last visit. The bagger dumped my eggs upside down and THREW them into my cart. I caught them-stared at him, and he laughed. When I got the survey on the bottom of my receipt that they always tell you to take, I responded and shared this. This was several weeks ago and I never heard back. I work for a company who responds to every negative survey personally, but clearly Stop and Shop is not one of them. Why survey customers if you don't do anything to address their concerns? Unfortunately Stop and Shop is the main grocery in this area, but I've had awful experiences at several of them and now go out of my way to go to another chain because I can't support a business that has such poor customer service training. read more

This location is not too far from home and it's really convenient. A lot of mixed reviews here, but it's a grocery store...not the Met Gala. Sure, they need to do better by getting the carts inside. I totally get that, but there's always one when I need it. Baskets are hard to find during the holiday season and busy Sundays, but if you check by the registers, you'll find some or just ask. Every staff member I've encountered have been nothing, but nice and helpful. I have always found what I'm looking for in each section. Kudos to the gluten free/healthy section...lots of options!! read more

The fruit here is pretty sad. I asked a worker about the fruit situation after checking out the bleak selection and he proudly said this is all right off the truck. In my opinion that truck should have turned around and went back. I'm sorry but $5 for 6 oz of "right off the truck" shriveled raspberries is luda. read more

Did online order for pickup at store. Had to go back 3x in the same day bc they didn't pack (yet somehow did charge) missing items. They also called me that morning to advise they were running 45min behind (that was fine and they called). read more

There's an expression that a friend of mine uses when something is uncategorically awful, like a 5 PM meeting on a Friday, or asking the guy you're dating if he's shut down his Tindr profile yet. That expression is "woof." And it applies to this particular Stop & Shop PERFECTLY. This place is just woof. It smells like stale fried chicken on a good day. It's got beige floors that could be dirty, could be old, or could just be beige speckled with gross. It's got florescent lights, and somehow the ceilings are low, despite the fact that it looks so giant and box-like from the outside. When you walk in the double doors in front, you're assaulted by a spurt of hot, smelly air from the heating system above you. It's also highly likely that someone is smoking a cigarette beside the front door. The employees are either surly, somewhat incompetent, or a combination of both. They do not smile. They avoid eye contact. They have not the slightest clue on how to pack reusable bags, and take it personally if you try to help them... then they put your tomatoes in the same bag as your pasta boxes, so they get bruised and cut, and when you open them up the next day, they're moldy from the damage. Prices are not good. It's not expensive, exactly, but it's not cheap. They create pricing gambits that make me angry, for example, they were selling ten oranges for ten dollars last winter. Each orange was oversized, so they were about a pound per orange, but they looked yellow and awful, and something about that pricing structure made me infinitely less interested in them than if they'd simply been 99 cents a pound. Who the F wants to spend $10 on oranges? All the shopping carts at this location are huge, they must have a thousand gigantic carts and like three of the little double decker ones, so regardless of how much you need to buy, you're never in and out. You're trapped between aisles as other people sloooooowly roll creaky, gigantic carts and debate Frosted Flakes vs. Frosted Mini Wheats. Dog help you if you go in the evenings or on the weekend, where the front of the store is so cramped that the queues to check out are so deep you can't roll your gigantic cart through to line up. Stop & Shop has the most asinine self-checkout interface in the history of self-checkout. I self-check everywhere, but especially here, because I would rather struggle with their incredibly slow, cumbersome and annoying interface than try to explain to an employee that you need to create a stable platform of boxed goods at the bottom of a reusable bag, and then stack produce ON TOP of that. Or in a separate bag entirely. Their self-check is so sensitive that you have to add things to the belt JUST SO. If you get annoyed and throw something, the whole f-ing thing has a seizure, red lights flash, and now some employee is over your shoulder keying in their code for the fifth time. Their self-check talks to you incessantly, and you can't turn the damn voice off, so you're stuck listening to this annoying voice. If I wanted to interface with people who annoy me, I would have let your employees ring me out! Their self-check, unlike self-check at literally EVERY OTHER PLACE, doesn't have a sign that says ten items or fewer, so if you have made the mistake of coming here on a weekend to grab the one thing that you need, good f-ing luck to you. You will be stuck in the self-check line behind people who are struggling to use the worst self-check interface in the history of mankind as they purchase nine thousand items. You will then wait as they use eighteen thousand plastic bags to pack up their purchases, and you will be forced to stand there and think about how all those plastic bags are going to live on this planet for literally ever, just so these people can drag home their frozen dinners one time. Yes, standing in line at this store, with the bad smells, bad lighting, bad pricing, terrible service, you will watch the people around you and start to think negative things about the world that we all share together. You may begin to draw comparisons mentally to the Superdome during Hurricane Katrina. You may wish that you lived in a more progressive nation, where people thought about the larger world around them, and did minor things to take care of it, like planning ahead and leaving a few bags in their car so their great great great great grandkids won't have to figure out what to do with the plastic bags they're using now to carry home processed food in plastic packaging. Woof. Needless to say, I avoid this Stop & Shop unless I truly feel I'm in a bind and have no other options. I sincerely wish that you and I both will be able to avoid it indefinitely! read more

This is definitely one of the best Stop&Shop stores, and definitely the best grocery store in Whitman. Before a few weeks ago, there wasn't any other Stop&Shop nearly as great as my local one that's also amazing. The Whitman location is very comparable, with a whole bunch of great qualities. First, the store is huge. It may not seem as large as other stores as the ceiling is lower than any normal spot ; however, with twenty four aisles, and a large produce, deli, seafood, bakery area, this place has it all. They have a Citizens Bank, and a "Coffee Break" café that is beautiful too. Large variety and super clean and organized. Something about the lighting at this store is very pleasant, and they have those amazing Scanner Guns (my top reason for shopping at Stop&Shop constantly). Prices seem somewhat high (in comparison to other Stop&Shop locations and other grocery stores in general....) ; then again, there really isn't much competition in the area, so it's definitely still a great stop. Store is remodeled, and the employees are great. Specifically; Juliet, the front end manager, was super friendly, helpful and efficient at the checkout area. I would definitely come back in the future if I was in this area again. 5 stars for the Whitman Super Stop&Shop. Open M-Sa : 6am-11pm, and Sunday 7am-10pm. Located on Route 18, close to the Route 14 intersection. read more

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Store was recently remodeled and expanded, but layout is still kind of weird. A little hard to find things. But overall they have a great selection of groceries. Prices are average...not cheap but not the highest either. In summary, just an average supermarket that looks nice with the remodel. read more

Very unhappy with my shopping here. Customer service was non existent. Young woman checking me out was disinterested and look like she just woke up. Food prices seemed much higher than other local grocery stores. I definitely will not shop here again. read more

If I could give this store no stars I would! The place is being run by teenagers that take no pride in their workplace. Every time I HAVE to come here I'm disgusted by the lack of work ethic I see. They watch customers bag their own groceries and the amount of closed checkout lanes is despicable. There should not be two open registers on a weekend that cause lines into the food isles. The deli is a whole other issue with the lack of customer service. The workers move at a snails pace and run to the kiosk orders before waiting on the customers in line. All in all I hate this place and I've moved my business to Shaws. I would advise no one to shop here until corporate steps up and cleans house! read more

This review is solely based on my encounter today with the bakery department over the phone. To be specific with the bakery department "manager" named Holly. First I've called about three times to get information on a custom cake order and she is hardly ever there. Finally got her on the phone today, she kept rushing to try to get me off the phone which I thought was very rude! I asked her if she was in a rush she says "no I just have a customer." Instead of placing me on a brief hold or asking for a callback number she would talk over me wouldn't even let me talk about my order! Ruined my whole morning after I got up specifically to talk to her! This bakery seriously needs a new manager who works more hours and who definitely has better customer service skills! Since she was in a rush and would barely let me talk I just said forget it and terminated the call. Let it be known this review is based only on Holly the bakery department manager and not the rest of the store as I hardly ever shop there, just love Stop & Shop strawberry shortcake cakes, lol. I called the store on Montello Street in Brockton & immediately the manager answered all my questions & gave me a quote and was 1000 times nicer than the bakery manager at this store! On a good note , 2 out of the 3 times I tried calling to speak to Holly (and she was never there), I spoke to a lovely woman named Audrey who I would say should be the manager. Answered my questions & was helpful on the phone, but because of the custom order I wanted I had to speak to Holly of corse! Maybe this store should consider Audrey for the bakery manager! Just makes me wonder what the quality of the cakes are made by this woman Holly with the attitude she has! Although Whitman is much closer to me I will go to Brockton just because of the better customer service by the bakery manager. (This review is cross-posted on Google & FB, that's how upset I am)! read more

This is the closest grocery store to me, so by default it is where I do the majority of my shopping. This Stop and Shop has an excellent deli. Great selection of Boars Head meats and cheese at reasonable prices as well as offering a delicious potato salad. Although they have a nice meat selection, I would not recommend that you purchase the Perdue chicken close to the "sell by" date. On more than one occasion I've had to return chicken because it smelled horrible when removed from the package, so be mindful of the date. This store generally has a wide selection of products, but not diverse within a particular brand. Very clean, nicely organized and well lit. Decent Bakery. The weekly specials and sales are just "okay" and Stop and Shop seems to think it is a great deal for example, by knocking 5 cents off a package of rice. To that, I say, "big beal..." Comparatively speaking, Shaw's has much better sales but, unfortunately, does not offer the gas points as does Stop and Shop. By the way, it's a plus that you can also use your gas points at Shell. There's ample parking, but be mindful where you do park as they're a bit lax about collecting the carts from the lot. read more