Was in Wellfleet today and popped by the market. Impressed with the array items, especially the booze sections. Since it's the 50th Anniversary of JAWS they had both red & white versions of Chef Brody's table wine available and half racks of Narragansett Lager Beer which became a movie star in Jaws when Captain Quint crushed a can of "Gansett". The beer has since been re-released to commemorate the movie's anniversary.... Needless to say I grabbed some of that beer so I could lounge at the beach and crush cans after a single gulp. Now a very kind lady from the deli was sharing info on the boxes. You don't get that kinda assistance in the beer isle anymore. Oh ok back to the store. Well, after my JAWS excitement I noticed an amazing deli, damn I wished I was hungry. The rest of the market was stocked with normal daily life food items. That's it folks ! read more

Wellfleet Marketplace - Grocery Near Me - Wellfleet, Massachusetts

This is an amazing local market for locals as well as tourists and seasonal people that come down for vacation. The produce the meats are fresh and outstanding, and they have everything you need for entertaining, including beer, wine, and other alcohol beverages, including frozen treats and wonderful premade foods of all sorts. There's no need to look any further than the Wellfleet marketplace. I am so happy that I found this wonderful store for our vacations and not have to travel far. read more

It's a quaint market with an old world feel. They have a lot of variety from food, wine, and books. It's clean inside and the service is good. Unfortunately, the prices are double or more than markets in Massachusetts. A package of oreos that typically costs 4.99 was 7.99. Ragu sauce thats usually 1.99 was 4.79. The area is cute but they should re-evaluate the pricing. read more

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The new manager is running a tight ship and the store is much improved this season. The deli sandwiches are great and store is sparkling clean. Keep up the good work! read more

New managers, totally cleaned up. Delicious sandwiches and fresh produce! Emerging organic selection. Butcher cuts steaks and chicken daily.

Great food and service! The workers are friendly and happy to help. A nice marketplace in town

The marketplace looks amazing!! The improvements have it looking beautiful, clean and spacious. The shelves and deli are stocked with a wonderful variety of foods. Definitely stop in to shop read more

Super cute little market. We got take out for lunch and the portions were perfect. Lots of options for prepared foods and a good place if you need essentials. read more

This place could be awesome - it's so close, yet it's always a disaster of bad service. I just want to be able to grab a quick lunch and head to the beach, but the employees always look so sad and troubled when they have to make sandwiches. Why bother to write down my order if you are just going to put on random ingredients I didn't want or ask for? read more

Wow, they really do suck here. It's unfortunate that it's the only option around and uncharacteristic of an otherwise extremely pleasant little New England gem. Very unpleasant experience with this store. The staff was full-on passive aggressive towards me with my 21-month old in a stroller. I had called earlier in the day and the nice lady who answered and found the last pack of #5 diapers offered to put them aside for me. I understand that things happen but the two cashiers working when I stopped by didn't even bother to look for them beyond the register area. What a joke to then be brushed off with such disdain read more

Tried the Reuben sandwich at the deli counter. Not bad. Ample meat. Good bread and Kraut. Not sure if included cheese. Very lightly toasted. I want my Reuben to have a higher level of grease, and this sandwich did not have much. But it was still pretty good, due to the generous serving of meat. And price was reasonable, especially given our location. This is a nice little store in general. Eclectic. Don't expect the price or selection of a suburban chain store. Not sure why other reviewers were bent out of shape about that. It's a good place. We have dropped in for years. read more

Wellfleet Marketplace - Reuben. Lots o' meat! - Grocery Near Me - Wellfleet, Massachusetts

Rude and obnoxious staff this morning. so much swearing and insults to tourists that we left our coffee on the counter and exited the store. will not return. read more

I am a person who values a good supermarket and I was very impressed with the quality and selection at the Wellfleet Market Place. I just spent some time reading many of the other YELP reviews and what astonished me is the negativity of many of the reviewers. I don't think people understand that it's tough to compete with the larger corporate supermarkets and still turn a profit. I was blown away by the amazing selection of everything from books, jigsaw puzzles to ice cream, wine and staples like every imaginable condiment you might need. I went there today in search of Dijon mustard and was pleasantly surprised by their selection. I also was impressed by their bakery, fresh breads and deli department. For a small town , the Wellfleet Market Place is a truly amazing store with everything from goofy gifts to frisbees and the New York Times. There also sell very cool socks with hungry sharks ready to take a bite out of your legs! I'm staying in Truro that has one store in their downtown that's closed on Thursdays! The great news is that this store is open every day til 7pm! Hurray! read more

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The main thing going for this place that it's a market and it's in a convenient location. We were already in Wellfleet doing some hiking and needed some lemons, salad and pasta for dinner. The lemons were literally $1 each. Everything we saw in this store is at least 25% more than what you would pay at a regular store like Stop and Shop or Target. It's a lot like buying groceries in a convenience store, you're paying extra for the convenience. Also, it is not particularly clean. A redeeming feature for me is that they had a great selection of magazines and books. There are also some souvenir items although these too are very overpriced. Don't come here to do all your grocery shopping looking for bargains but when you need the odd item or two you can find it here quickly. They also have wine but there is a liquor store down the street with much better selection. read more

My family and I have been coming to Wellfleet for several years to meet up with cousins. This week an order was put in place requiring Rhode Islanders to provide proof of a negative Covid test before staying more than 24 hours. To try and salvage our traditional vacation, my family of five scrambled to travel over an hour to Providence to get a rapid test so that we were able to keep our reservations at the Southfleet Motor Inn which we had booked many months before. After receiving our negative test results the evening before our booking, we scrambled again to pack our bags and head to Wellfleet the next day for the three hour trip. Shortly after we arrived at Wellfleet we stopped at the marketplace to grab a few items, wearing masks as we are certainly required to do in our home state. We were soon verbally accosted by an older male worker who asked us where our gloves were. My husband, confused by the question, said I'm sorry gloves? The worker reiterated yes you need to be wearing gloves. I said to the worker that we were sorry but we were trying to get to know the rules and that we were from Rhode Island and not aware of the glove requirement. He then asked in an even more aggressive tone that if we were from RI had we quarantined. I responded that we were not required to quarantine due to the fact that we have been tested negative for Covid. And that had he been interested I had the results on my phone. I also firmly suggested that he stand down. This interaction occurred with other customers witnessing it as well as other workers. After the extremely upsetting incident I went to the front of the store and ask a young man working as a cashier to speak to the manager. He asked me what had happened and I explained the situation and seem to knowingly understand who I have the encounter with. When we approached the counter to check out the same young man gave us a discount as recognition of our experience. I am sharing this terrible experience in the hope that other visitors who are trying to support your economy and follow the rules are never treated the way we were by the worker at your market. Kindness matters and his behavior was appalling. read more

This is a nice little market. They have a good selection of basics. Prices are a little high, but that's to be expected. I go there for real Portugese muffins and chorizo. No lines, no self-check..works for me. read more

Avoid this place if you can...very overpriced and withered produce. They take advantage of town location which is far from east and west supermarkets. read more

A small market in a small town. Wellfleet is a a small, quiet town near the tip of Cape Cod. If you go up there and like to eat you go to this market, simply because of the fact that the alternative is not eating. There is nothing else nearby. I have the feeling if you went back in time one hundred years or so the market and people would look pretty much the way they look today. It store looks very small from the front but actually extends quite a ways so it has a lot of room inside. All the usually food items can be found here and the marketplace gets a nice selection of locally grown produce in the summer. They also have a nice little deli with fresh home made pastries, coffees and desserts. Great muffins and brownies to start your day. Books, magazines, greeting cards and a eclectic and idiosyncratic selection of touristy items can be found scattered through the market. Cheap plastic lobsters to cool jewelry and old photographs. Like the Cape Cod weather, the inside of the store is always unpredictable. It's a different sort of an experience wondering around one of these old markets. The nice wood floors under your feet and the smell of fresh produce and breads. Most people are very friendly and I have noticed that many people call me by my first name. Curious because not many people up there know my real name. So I get called Bill, Bob, John, Ralph, Igor and Sinclair. Just about everything but my real name. I guess up here if you don't know somebody you just call them by the first name that pops into your head. Quirky and odd but kind of nice. Just small town folks trying to be friendly and a lot better than people ignoring each other. A small market in a small town. A nice combination. read more

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Great Market! Looking for Organic, Gluten-free, Healthy Foods? Souvenirs for friends? Look no more, It's all here in one convenient, local shop. Prices are a bit steep, but that's to be expected on the Cape. I'm just glad they were there to save me from being victim to mystery-meat hot dogs and hamburgers. read more

Wellfleet Marketplace - Grocery Near Me - Wellfleet, Massachusetts

If you're setting up a rental in Wellfleet, realize you've forgotten something, and don't want to trek all the way back out to Rt.6, this is your stop. Or maybe you just want a Diet Coke, fresh baguette, and Smart Balance spread to eat with your take out seafood salad. This is also your stop. They have a diverse selection of grocery store staples along with some fun local items as well. They have a good selection of non-corny souvenirs (eg books written by local authors, local food and drink.) The staff is brisk and to the point. They are often ridiculously busy and don't have time for a lot of chatter with tourists. If you don't see something, they probably don't have it. Yes, some of the basics might be a little pricey, but you're paying for the charming and charming ain't cheap! read more

The shelves at this market are not adequately restocked, and some of the staff are downright rude and antagonistic towards customers. My house is in Wellfleet, but I will make the 20 minute drive to the Orleans Stop and Shop instead of going here from now on. read more

When will I learn? Apparently never. I broke my Market boycott off last week in a moment of need - I wanted soup, plain soup not clam chowder. Not a lot of choices in the area. While I was picking out my (way over salty, blech) turkey noodle soup at $5.99 a pint, I decided to make a stop at the deli counter and pick up some Boars Head roast beef for the weekend. What could happen to the always-delicious BH, right? Wrong - plenty at the Wellfleet Market. You know the chippy bits of deli ham or turkey that you can buy at Stop & Shop or Shaw's for reduced price? The ends of the big pieces that they sell for $3 or $4 off the full price? This roast beef was like that, Bits and pieces, hacked off half slices ranging from an inch long to about 5 inches, not one single full slice. Other than the hack job, knit cap guy had also apparently turned the end to make it easier for him to handle, so it was cut across the grain- have you ever had deli roast beef that was too tough to chew??? I have. You won't like it, and it made for some very expensive cat food at $11.99/pound. Boycott on, Wellfleet Market. read more

Needs a serious cleaning and de clutter. Employees not nice. It was better a few years ago when it got remodeled. The photos on this site are from then- old, not accurate with how things are now. read more

We've all been there. Forgotten an ingredient for dinner and we refuse to make the drive down to Orleans Stop & Shop. Somehow, I am continually shocked with how poorly the store operates every time I go in. You'd think it'd get better... Most recent visit? Eight lemons were in a bag. The woman at the counter said "Seven?". I was fumbling through my tote for my wallet and I agreed with her because I presumed that was correct -- I didn't count how many I took. Then, she decided to scold me when she realized there was eight. My apologies, your inability to count is not my responsibility. It's also a single lemon. Horrific deli. Poor restocking efforts. An absence of a clear place to stand in line for the registers, often leading to widespread confusion. I cannot tell you how much I miss the South Wellfleet General Store. I will only return here if there's a gun to my head. read more

Overpriced, crammed, with obnoxious staff. It's not easy to find parking. Go shop somewhere else.

Decent market with enough choices to get you through the week. Long checkout lines is a bit of a drag but there's nothing to do about it. Prices are a little high but again that's to be expected. read more

Wellfleet Market is the only local general market in Wellfleet. One can get fish and produce across the street at Hatches. There are a variety of convenience stores on Rt. 6. Large supermarkets are in Orleans (20 minutes south) or Provincetown (25 minutes north). It is best to stock up at the large supermarkets and only get urgently needed items locally. I find the Cumberland Farms excellent for breads, milk, ice cream, premade foods (sandwiches, salads, etc). BTW, Cumbies doesn't upcharge just because this is a vacation spot. Wellfleet Market prices are 50 to 100% higher then a non vacation area. The people who run the place are just plain rude, from the deli people to the cashiers to the restockers. If you go here DONT ASK A QUESTION , I was snapped at asking about lettuce. If you dont see it on the shelves they dont have it. The deli sandwiches are fairly sizable. Not too pricey but 20% higher then your local supermarket. It can feed two reasonably. Again, people behind counter can be short with you if you have a question or two. As for meat, this is the only place within 15 miles to get butchered meats. It's a small market with limited space for products. If they were more customer friendly they'd have more customers. I'm inclined to shop elsewhere unless I have to go here. I give them 2 stars because they know they have a monopoly and their attitude reflects it, they have mediocre produce at fairly high prices. read more

This is essentially the only grocery in town, save for a few general stores. But don't worry, because Wellfleet isn't exactly the middle of nowhere. Its residents value how far the town is from the mainland, but this isn't "roughing it." Wellfleet Marketplace is fully stocked, basically a superette. They have a surprising selection of very good and even gourmet foods, especially at the meat counter and the frozen foods. Not a bad wine selection, either. The produce usually isn't so great, however. The prices are VERY high, which isn't a surprise. If you're just picking up ingredients for dinner, I would go here. But if you're buying a whole week's worth of groceries, you might as well drive to the Stop & Shop in Orleans. Whatever you spend on gas you'll more than make up for with lower prices. read more

Rude obnoxious staff. Make you wear gloves when your in the store which is ignorant because its spreading germs everywhere. when i tried to explain why she yelled at me and threatened to ban me from the store. i will never come here ever again. read more

I will not be going back to this store unless I have to. I did not know the glove policy the store had for COVID-19. I passed two workers that looked at me and said nothing when they saw I wasn't wearing gloves. Then some older man working in the back was very nasty telling me I had to "hurry up, hurry up" because the store was closing soon. He also made a fresh comment when I said I was just getting some milk. I was not impressed with the other workers either and that one man was downright mean. read more

I have been going to the wellfleet marketplace since the 80s when it was Lemas. It's a highly overpriced market that has been very vocal on the Facebook community pages about how "Tourists" are not obeying the rules, I was so turned off from there comments about "washashores" and "tourists" that I decided to boycott giving them any business. Today I softened my stance and called them for a deli sandwich, I asked for the deli the woman who answered the phone said the deli was closed I started to ask a question and she cut me off mid sentence saying We are understaffed sorry and hung up on me. Such a rude staff. I will not go back read more

I have a service dog required because of a disability, and I was denied access into this market. One of the female cashiers asked for medical papers or documentation, which many stores do, but with service dogs that is not needed. The American's with Disabilities Act says: "Staff may ask two questions: (1) is the dog a service animal required because of a disability, and (2) what work or task has the dog been trained to perform. Staff cannot ask about the person's disability, require medical documentation, or require a special identification card or training documentation for the dog." I told the staff member this and she still stubbornly refused me access claiming she needed to see papers. Finally I was upset so I left the business and said I would file a report online to make sure people with service dogs after me wouldn't be discriminated against. Immediately after I said this she became visibly distressed and said "oh no please come in, please." Obviously the idea of her getting in trouble was more important than my entering into her business safely. I then proceeded to leave because I felt very unwelcome, with her trying to convince me to come in. I am highly disappointed in how I was treated, and will be pursuing further action. Life as a disabled American with a service dog is hard enough without ignorant and cruel staff making it harder. read more

Employee was exceptionally rude. Can't speak about the staff globally, but one employee berated me for not knowing about their glove policy and missing the sign. I apologized and asked where the gloves are and he continued to chastise me. It was so rude and inappropriate I chose to leave my groceries and shop elsewhere. read more

Great, convenient market right in the heart of the town of Wellfleet. They specialize in local products, they have books and other nice things to make your weekend relaxing. They even sell "The Oyster" wine - which restores 100 oysters to Wellfleet per bottle! Now that's something to cheers to. read more

Wellfleet Marketplace - Picked up this delicious Sauvignon Blanc at Wellfleet Marketplace which restores 100 oysters to our historic (and overharvested) reef in MA! - Grocery Near Me - Wellfleet, Massachusetts

Quality is good. Bread excellent, produce not great. Staff is very friendly but they are expensive and not just during this crazy year. We are long time summer residents. Meat prices are better because they have to move it but canned goods, pasta, soda water come on. read more

If 1 Star sounds harsh wait to you suffer from their customer service or lack there of. Never going back. Awful

They have a variety of items ranging from grocery to toys & books. They also have a deli that makes sandwiches. Their coffee was fantastic! Cute small town market! read more

This place survives by taking advantage of tourists who don't want to drive all the way to Orleans or Ptown. I accept that, I understand that I will pay 6$ for frozen waffles and more for borderline rotten vegetables and I prepare for this every summer. I stash away cash just in case I need some 10$ baby wipes and I do it with a smile. I also begrudgingly accept that I will never get a smile from a single employee or any assistance. It has been this way for years. This summer my father in law made the mistake of asking for help finding eggs, why would he make such an egregious error!!!! If only I could have been there! He was having difficulty seeing the eggs and the owner YELLED at him to "hurry up". I am not much of a fighter (tears and witty retorts are more my thing) but I would probably have broken my code to defend my saintly father in law. So you will probably continue to get my business not because you deserve it but because I am lazy and hate to drive to Orleans. Wellfleet market place you are overpriced and operated by mean people who yell at cherubic elderly men with diabetes and limited vision. read more

This place is absolutely horrible there sandwiches are dry and old and there prices are astronomically high. For 4 sandwiches we spent $34.00 and the bread crumbled to pieces when we ate them. The meat may be boars head but it tastes Iike its 100 years old. Not once did anyone smile or say have a nice day. All I have to say is that if your a tourist don't fall for this places trap - Christian read more

Pros: they have most of what you need, from coconut water to great books and toys Cons: literally double what you would pay anywhere else. DOUBLE PRICE. Which can be fine for convenience as long as you're prepared for it. read more