This store is compete with multiple public bathrooms and a self-checkout. Each time I've needed…read morehelp they've shown up in less than a minute. In some cases at certain times of week, the shopping line is a mile long. I like to be careful about when I go there.

While staying in Lovell, Maine, Hannaford was the closest supermarket around. It was worth the 30…read moremin drive given how large the selection was. There was plenty of produce, meats, snacks, and more to choose from. They even have an entire aisle full of beer, seltzers, and other canned beverages plus, an aisle worth of wine. I also spotted aperol here (not sure of the price) which was surprising since many of the nearby liquor stores or convenience stores didn't seem to have any. One thing to note, and this is especially important for those of us traveling from out of state who don't have grocery stores that sell booze (looking at you, Marylanders), everyone who is with you will need to show valid ID. The three of us all helped shop and load the groceries into check out and we weren't aware that we all needed to show ID even though only one of us was making the purchase. I made the silly mistake of leaving my wallet behind but showed a picture of my ID to the staff who reluctantly told me it was fine but to just not handle any of the booze myself. Oops! Lesson learned for next time.

Great supermarket with so many items. Lots of great options. People working here are nice. There's…read moreso many employees! It's a busy market but it's well stocked and there's such a great selection of fresh food.

Food is poor quality…read more And hate getting groceries bagged at this location. Every single time baggers are either too busy talking and not paying attention or don't care how they bag. Over stocking and putting bananas and bread at the bottom so food is completely crushed. It's an issue every time. So tired of having to tell how to do their job. Train your employees!

I had SUCH a good experience with Kindred Farms!! Me and 8 friends were staying at an Airbnb for…read morethe 4th and we called in a lunch order after seeing how highly rated this place was on Yelp. The reviews for this place did not steer us the wrong way. I called in and ordered 9 sandwiches/subs, and there was not a single mistake, and on the phone they told us it would take about 30 mins and they were right on the money. Every single one of us loved what we ordered. I got the Caprese Panini (and I added turkey). SO GOOD. Highly recommend. The servings are huge and the panini was so flavorful. Big fan!

Cute place. I got the chicken special sandwich. It was hot, good, and well just homey. Like someone…read moreyou know made it for you in their kitchen. The service was super nice and there was plenty of options. there wasn't anywhere to sit, but plenty of places to park, I ate in my car. Food was good, I would stop by again if I needed a quick lunch.

Not all Walmarts are the same. In Maine, I think the best Walmart is the one in Scarborough. This…read moreone? Painful. The layout is confusing, the produce is sad looking (also - so specific, I know - but they don't carry many herbs; no dill or mint here, for example; very soggy looking berries), the overhead music is blasting so loud, the shopping carts are enormous and many seem to have one funky wheel, the space is small so the aisles are small and it feels like you're constantly in the shadow of shelves... I don't know, it's hard to explain. I think if you're looking for food/snack/grocery items, go to the Hannaford across the street (or the Shaws a quarter of a mile down the road). I understand the importance of this Walmart, seeing as it's ideally located en route to Sebago and you can stock up on all your camping/staycation essentials. As a local, I'd rather skip coming here entirely (even for using it as a convenient bathroom stop).

i bought a 50" tv here yesterday and this miserable and unkept woman didn't give me the receipt so…read moreI specifically asked her for it. She said "it will be in your email" dismissively" which i knew was impossible as i dont have my email registered with them. I told her i didnt get it and she was visibly upset and had her coworker come over to do it! This was on the evening of 3/31/26. I am switching to a different walmart as there are 3 within range of me and my experience at the Windham walmart is usually horrible.

My absolute FAVORITE little food market! The best beer selection in the Lakes Region. They always…read morehave new items to try, as well as the old staples we count on. The cashiers are super friendly & helpful. The manager will order seasonal specialty items I always look forward to. Sure, some of their items are more expensive than the local big box store, but they have great deals on so many more.

Love the staff here! Always so happy to help a customer when needed. Good selection for a smash…read moregrocery store as well.

I am fortunate to live within walking distance from this lovely market. I've gotten many good…read moreproducts from them and realized that I haven't posted any reviews yet. Employees here are always friendly. Their food is always well-made and is of excellent quality. Prices are a bit on the high end hence the 4 stars. Pictured here is their Hometown Chef Salad and The Good Life Club. My stepson and I ended up sharing as the portions are huge. We even got 3 servings out of the salad. These two items are highly recommended. This market also has some fresh produce, several cheese options, interesting snacks and pantry items. Stop by and support local whenever you can!

Stopped here real fast while on the way to the beach. They have premade sandwiches and lots of…read moreother food options that are great for the lake or beach. I got a ham and cheese sandwich and it was really great.

I love it here. The staff is so friendly, they always say hi. And the prices? All I can say is "oh…read moremy goodness "! Unbelievable! The cereal I love is $6.00 at any other store, but here it is $2.25. Some things will be past the date by a little. But you just look at the date. Most everything I get isn't out of date for 6months to a year. They have everything! Frozen meats, pizza and more. They have fresh produce, they have eggs, milk and bread. I buy all my husband's snacks for the week. I just bought cranberry juice there 6 pack bottles of 100% juice. $2.50 a six pack. No way you're going to come close to that price anywhere else. They have a baking isle with good brand name products such as nestle chocolate chips and sugar flour and spices. They have coffee, k-cups and tea. They have a vegetable and condiments isle with soups and spaghetti sauce. I got a glass jar of pasta sauce and very good brand name for $2.00 and change. It's almost $6.00 at other stores. And they also have fresh bakery good when you first come through the door with cookies and fresh baked pies as well as bread and rolls. Homemade jars of pickles and jams as well as honey and maple syrup. I can't say enough about this store. I can fill a cart for around $150.00 with everything from breads, cereals, frozen foods, snacks, canned vegetables, coffees, baking goods and more. I went to my local grocery store the other day and 2 bags cost me over $70.00. Now I'm not saying anything bad about other stores, but just want to express the difference in the savings by shopping here. The store is clean, bathroom facilities are clean which is nice as I have a 40 minute drive to get there from home but it is worth it. I actually get excited every week to go because i know I'm saving a ton of money but it's also exciting because every week I go they will always have different items they didn't have the week before. Like this past week they had the cranberry juice and my cinnamon Cheerios with the granola. They had my husband's favorite granola bars with yogurt and they even have his protein and cliff bars most weeks. They also have toilet paper, laundry detergent, health and beauty items and trash bags, paper plates, diapers, dog food, cat food, dog treats and more. You can get about anything you need here. Give it a try, you will be glad you did.

I love this place. The people who work here are the nicest people ever. You walk in and there is…read morejust a lot of space. It feels easy to get around with your cart even when there is a lot of people. The selection of food changes week to week. They utilize foods that maybe were not being used in other places. I forget how they explain it on the sign above the register. But it's food that otherwise I think would go to waste. The food is really good. I find all sorts of unique things and even some locally baked breads and treats. There's always fresh produce too. They grow some of it. They also have Christian greeting cards, which I love. They do take cash or card, so it's really convenient. And again, they are always super kind. The parking lot is pretty big; I have ever had a problem. Best prices.

My review is based on the fact, I went to this store without a "mission". My family wanted to go in…read morefor something and I decided I would browse to see what they had to offer. It's astonishing that I have only been in this store twice, given the fact that I grew up in Brunswick...Anyway, i finally made it in. It's a smaller store, that feels like what you might encounter in a larger city. It was neat and clean. I couldn't really tell how aisles were organized, however, because I was browsing, it didn't stress me out. We encountered one staff member who "assisted" my sister and it was fine, very transactional, which is fine and again, what you might expect in a big city. Staff at the register were fast and efficient, didn't engage in too much conversation, just supportive of fruit pies I purchased. LOL They had a lot of offerings from some of our favorite local businesses! Standard Baking Company Little Lads Two Fat Cats Union Bagel The prices were competitive as well! They have fresh produce, meat, dairy, eggs, seasonings...pretty much everything you can find at Whole Foods but at a smaller more local scale. I can't wait to go back the next time in town.

A tall fella with dark hair was so helpful. Then a short guy with reddish hair and short reddish…read morefacial hair was so rude to me because I came out of the vitamin isle and stood at the wrong register. I apologized and he wouldn't let it go. Very rude. I will go to the new store near wild oats from now on.

During this time of uncertainty, Plummer's, has been my one and only grocery store. They have done…read moreeverything possible to keep the customers and employees safe. Plexiglass at the check out, cashiers wearing masks and employees close by to answer any of your questions. The store is easy to navigate with the one way arrows on the floor. And as always the best hamburger in town!

Visited this location shortly after the mask mandate last July, they were not enforcing masks at…read moreall. Over the past couple of months, I've noticed that all of their signage says that you must wear a mask. Thinking that they must have come to their senses, I tried visiting again.Now, they're just not enforcing wearing your mask over your nose, even for their own employees. I've reported them twice now to the state, but if you don't want to get Covid, don't shop here.

Conveniently located right across from the Saturday farmers market, a big parking lot, and next to…read moreReny's and Vivo. I came in looking for truffle oil and picked a bottle up. There is a selection of about 20 different oils, and upon your asking, they're poured into a jar fresh and sealed. Anything from avocado oil... to rosemary herb olive oil... to lemon vinaigrette oil. The owner was incredibly helpful and kind. You'll find all types of dips, spreads, oils, salts, and cooking must-haves in here. What a unique idea. Its a small shop, neat and clean. Support your local shops!

Having noticed the store six months ago, I mentioned this to my cousin as we walked in the door…read more The owner, standing at the register, quickly chastised me saying it had been eight years in that unique tone certain men can adopt towards women who they feel require immediate correcting. As she gravitated toward the Balsamic vinegars, he approached my cousin offering her a sample. Lemon infused, I could tell by the look on her face she was underwhelmed. Clearly peeved at the lack of enthusiasm on her part, he asked in a rather supercilious tone where she bought her vinegar. " Not the grocery store I hope." As he proceeded to mansplain vinegar to her, I quietly return to the shelves the several items I had picked up to purchase. She looked over her shoulder at me and gave me that look that people do, which says., "Help me get away from this fool!" I was in total agreement that we could both happily do without overpriced pasta, Maine-branded tchotchkes, and less-than stellar bottles of vinegar, unsurprisingly priced at some ungodly amount that would feed a family of four dinner. A dinner that would include salad, dressed with balsamic vinegar from the (Oh Horrors!) grocery store.