Smaller Hannaford but still offering the same wide variety of products! Low prices, friendly staff…read moreand has modern features such as WiFi, self checkout. Easy entryway off a busy main route. It can get pretty crowded some days. No fee on the bags compared to Waterville a couple of towns over.

Very nice grocery store with wide selection of goods. Best selection of precooked foods of any…read morechain I've been in.

Nice employees, many foods, many people - loud. EXPENSIVE. Please note this is just about the only…read moregrocery store In Belfast maine. They have a choke hold on the prices around them, they have no competition. A single bottle of Japanese Mayo is damn near $10 while at Walmart in Waterville or Augusta is $5. Their prices are ridiculously high, and while yes some things are cheap so many are high. I would love to see a Walmart super center put into Belfast that way I can get reasonably priced food and clothing.

This is such a cute store and restaurant. I haven't eaten here before, but I've been to the store…read moremany times. We really love their food and the atmosphere. They do have an outdoor seating area with umbrellas for gorgeous days in Maine and they have indoor seating. There's beautiful artwork on the wall you could purchase and lots of art from local artisans. They also have all the groceries that you need. Definitely worth a stop and the food and the people are super wonderful

Best little market ever! Wicked good breakfast omelettes! The store also has little treasures you…read morecan purchase from local crafters etc.

Hang out at Burkettville General for a little while and you will see some great local characters…read moredrinking, telling stories, doing burn-outs, running from the police and enjoying life. I got a hilarious t-shirt from them, and it says: BURKETTVILLE, ME A LITTLE drinking town, with a BIG hunting problem. Then there is a picture of a scoped hunting rifle. Instant country classic. Don't be surprised if you hear songs like "Ticks" by Bill Praisely playing where he says, "I want to walk you through fields of wildflowers, I want to check you for ticks!"

we ended up lost and stopped here, food was surprisingly delicious, staff made you smile and laugh…read more missed the turkeys running out in the road. turned out to be a fantastic day.

Owen's General Store in Lincolnville is anything but your typical general store. It's a little gem…read morefull of character and small-town charm. The storefront is adorable with its red barn color and Victorian vibe, and inside you'll find cozy seating areas both indoors and outdoors, perfect for lingering a bit after shopping. The staff here are beyond friendly and helpful. In fact, this is the very place where the "blueberry pie survey" happened. We asked the lady behind the register where to find the best blueberry pie, and she started to ask customers who came by who they recommended. They directed us to Moody's Diner. Locals and staff alike are quick to share stories and recommendations, which makes it feel like you're part of the community even if you're just passing through. The store itself is full of surprises. They've got a wood-burning pizza oven (yes, in a general store, how cool is that?), hot lattes, teas, and other comforting drinks, because nothing beats sipping a latte in a Victorian-style shop while digging into a fresh out of the wood burning oven gooey cheesy slice of pizza. Add in their great selection of beer and wine, plus Maine classics like whoopie pies and Moxie soda, and you've got something for everyone. A local gentleman even gave me the full history of Moxie, and that kind of friendliness is exactly what makes this place so special. Outside, you'll find pretty flowers and herbs adding to the charm. Owen's is quaint, welcoming, and one of those stops that makes a Maine trip extra memorable. Definitely worth a visit or 5! I'll most def be going back!

I've ordered their Medusa and Oinker pizzas twice this week. They are so delicious!! Whitney and…read moreMatt are doing a great job with this new enterprise. The store is beautiful, and everyone is friendly and inviting.

Since the business recently changed hands, I see a positive focused effort to make the Market a…read morequality and clean establishment.

They always have item's you can't find in for the elevated palate…read more Meats are great pizza good but expensive.

always fresh fish- varies with what is daily available…read morealways friendly staff always clean and orderly

I've been going to Thomaston Grocery for years for the best steaks around. It also has a good beer…read moreand wine selection and staples so that you don't need to make a trip to another store for coffee or maybe a whoopie pie to top off that delicious steak dinner. Locally owned businesses deserve our support too!

This market has everything. We had amazing sandwiches made (Italian and turkey bacon) fresh from…read morethe deli in the back. +/- 10 bucks each. Pastries for the AM from the side corner. Fruit from the front and standard fare (milk etc) is available. Friendly service. Appears family owned. Highly recommend.

Their deli sandwiches is big enough for two. We picked up bread, cheese, Italian sub, two sides,…read morecheese and a small bottle of wine for around $30

Good selection of produce, meat, dairy. Helpful staff, too. They stood by their products when I…read morebought something that was spoiled.

This is a great supermarket in the Camden area. It has everything you would expect a super market…read moreto have. The prices were fair. I liked being able to purchase a 16 lb bag of ice here since most places don't n the area only sell small bags of ice. The store is clean and well kept. I encourage you to stop by if you need groceries....

I'm updating my review because I have now been to the Morse's Mothership, and holy WOW. Aside from…read moretheir OG sauerkraut and pickles, this is not just a specialty deli and grocery but a veritable nirvana of European food products (mostly but not solely Northern). Condiments! Candy! Teas and coffees! Pastas and grains! Sauces and soups! Tubes of tasty stuff you can't pronounce! Jams and jellies! And so much more. Have a hankering for some German mustard strong enough to curl your nostrils? It's here. A fan of allllll the Scandinavian candies? They got you. Nostalgic for weird British shit like Marmite and Salad Cream and Brown Sauce (or how about curling up with some nice biscuits and a good strong cuppa)? Wanna try some pickled herring or real German sausages? Yeah baby, you're gonna be happy here. And that's before you even get to the deli--oh wait, there's a wine selection over in that corner, and here are some nice cutting boards and omg do I need a raclette grill? Oooh, nice olive oils too. Anyhow on to the deli . . . where not only is there the sauerkraut that made Morse's famous but an even bigger pickle selection than you can find elsewhere. I got some half-sours, which are bright and crisp and just feel like summer. Don't leave without idling around the deli counter to pick out some meats and cheeses (which you can sample): I got wonderful pastrami and a couple of different cheeses----the selection of Alpines in particular is top-notch. Super friendly staff who will absolutely help you find that one weird product you remember from a Eurail trip in the 80s, and also help you box up the tons of stuff you buy. (There's a reason they only have larger baskets up front, lol.) I also want to add that while I spent more than I'd planned (no complaints, only my lack of restraint), the prices here overall are really good, especially for specialty items like this! Will absolutely make the trip from Portland again (nice guy on staff told me Christmas is especially good). I'll be there!

Nice lil slice of Europe. You can get very interesting foods and drinks - the pickles are…read morefantastic. You can also get goose pate. Lots of euro goodies to choose from. Too bad the restaurant is no longer operating-it was delicious