Nothing like a neighborhood grocery! I love BigE's. They have a growing organic section that…read morealways has some fruit on sale; the fish is fresh and the coffee section is growing too! They now have local Pierce Brothers coffee, yummmy! The business supports local events and sports, thank you!! I love all the teens who work there, they get to know the customers and are friendly, look you in the eye and smile! Some of the adult staff could use some lessons on Customer Service -- but all in all I love the place! Thanks Big E's!

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 family owned grocery store in Chicopee, MA with different daily hot bar selections.read more

I was kicked out of Fruit Fair for going into diabetic shock. I was also told that I was "scaring"…read morethe customers. Nobody offered me any medical help & I was threatened with the poloce. Fruit Fair left me passed out in an aisle for 35 MINUTES! (I know the exact time bc Sam, the co-owner rubbed it in my face.) This is how Fruit Fair treats their customers with disabilities. There are public police records of this event taking place on 12/7/2023 if anyone thinks I'm making it up. (Simply go to the CPD to have the record printed.) I called the police myself right after Fruit Fair threatened me. I needed to tell my side of the story because this was a disgusting injustice. The police officer who came to my home was so kind & understanding! He & the 911 operator explained to me that there were absolutely no records of any 911 calls coming from Fruit Fair on 12/7/2023, so Fruit Fair also lied to me about calling the police on me. The police academy teaches cops that diabetic shocki mimics drunkenness, so he understood me. He even offered to go to Fruit Fair & educate them. He kept asking me if I was okay over & over again. Amazing officer! Fruit: There are fruit flies swarming the fruit, especially the tomatoes! They lay their eggs inside the fruit. You will be sick if you eat it. Deli: There is a CONSTANT swarm of flies at the deli & the deli workers are RUDE! Frozen Food: Their freezers constantly break down, then work again, which refreezes everything. They have boxes standing up, so when their freezer breaks, all the food thaws out, slides to the bottom, then refreezes. This malfunction also causes mold. The 3rd problem is freezer burn; Lots of it. Returning anything when Sam is around is a nightmare. She is a narcissist who believes she can do no wrong. (I pity her husband bc he seems like such a sweetheart!) Sam always gave me a huge problem when I returned food...She once followed me to the parking lot to question why I was returning food! Mice are an issue. I've seen 2. Please humanely trap them. Don't hurt them. I was kicked out of Fruit Fair for going into diabetic shock. I was also told that I was "scaring" the customers. Nobody offered me any medical help & I was threatened with the police. Fruit Fair left me passed out in an aisle for 35 MINUTES! (I know the exact time bc Sam, the co-owner rubbed it in my face.) This is how Fruit Fair treats their customers with disabilities. There are public police records of this event taking place on 12/7/2023 if anyone thinks I'm making it up. (Simply go to the CPD to have the record printed.) I called the police myself right after Fruit Fair threatened me. I needed to tell my side of the story because this was a disgusting injustice. The police officer who came to my home was so kind & understanding! He & the 911 operator explained to me that there were absolutely no records of any 911 calls coming from Fruit Fair on 12/7/2023, so Fruit Fair also lied to me about calling the police on me. The police academy teaches cops that diabetic shocki mimics drunkenness, so he understood me. He even offered to go to Fruit Fair & educate them. He kept asking me if I was okay over & over again. Amazing officer! "Moderate hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) often makes people feel short-tempered, nervous, afraid, or confused. Your vision may blur. You could also feel unsteady or have trouble walking. Severe hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) can cause you to pass out. You could have seizures. It could even cause a coma or death." Source: MyHealth.Alberta.ca With diabetes, your body either doesn't make enough insulin or can't use it as well as it should. Diabetes is a chronic (long-lasting) health condition that affects how your body turns food into energy. Your body breaks down most of the food you eat into sugar (glucose) and releases it into your bloodstream. When your blood sugar goes up, it signals your pancreas to release insulin. Insulin acts like a key to let the blood sugar into your body's cells for use as energy. With diabetes, your body doesn't make enough insulin or can't use it as well as it should. When there isn't enough insulin or cells stop responding to insulin, too much blood sugar stays in your bloodstream. Over time, that can cause serious health problems, such as heart disease, vision loss, and kidney disease. There isn't a cure yet for diabetes, but losing weight, eating healthy food, and being active can really help. Other things you can do to help: Take medicine as prescribed. Get diabetes self-management education and support. Make and keep health care appointments. Diabetes by the Numbers About 38 million US adults have diabetes, and 1 in 5 of them don't know they have it. Diabetes is the eighth leading cause of death in the United States. Diabetes is the No. 1 cause of kidney failure, lower-limb amputations, and adult blindness. In the last 20 years, the number of adults diagnosed with diabetes has more than doubled. Source: CDC

I'm late on this review so it's like a 5-n-1 now :)…read more My Daughter found this store about a year ago and the Anglophile in us has rejoiced since. Although he be small, he be huge in what he carries. He, being Allen the Owner. Absolutely a funny, kind and attentive shopkeeper. Krystal also is so friendly and helpful. A wonderful pair whomever is there when you stop in. A clean and well organized shop. PLENTY of choices whether it be tea, sweets, gifts, frozen meats or turnovers and the best damn ketchup EVER. The list goes on. The rooms are small but what Allen carries in this shop is amazing. This shop has encouraged us to also check out Northampton. Wow this town has a lot to offer. If you're not familiar with it, like us, definitely look into the town/city before making a trip. Make a day of it. And bring a cooler for the turnover, popovers and meats you'll be toting home :)

Been shopping here since we moved into the area, about 5 years ago. It used to be across in the…read moreopposite building and a bunch of stairs had to be navigated but Alan moved to a more accessible spot a couple of years back. This place is a real goldmine for anything British/Irish, and I can get all my favourite foods from childhood here. His selection of frozen pies, bacon, haggis, jams, clotted cream, crisps (chips) and sweets (candy) is impressive, and pricing is good for imported foods. Alan is a wonderful man, very attentive and knows where absolutely everything is. The only drawback is that public parking can sometimes be hard to find as it fills up quickly outside.

They are a great local option! Fantastic place. Great owners and management. Highly recommend to…read moreeveryone!

Like many small, ethnic grocery stores in this area, pretty spartan interior but you can get prices…read moreon hard to find items- I picked up a jar of Tahini for $3.99.

I like Inter Produce a lot. It's easy to get to on the G2 PVTA bus if you don't drive. If you do,…read morethey have their own parking lot, with free parking. The store hours are excellent, and they have a decent selection of European groceries, and tea, in addition to the produce, which is their main event. They have real Avjar. Win, win! I love peppers, and I think of Inter Produce as the pepper people. Green ones, red ones, yellow and orange ones, hot ones, they've got them. Nice ones, too. Fresh and the prices are good. The last time I was there I got a head of Romaine lettuce that looked local it was so fresh. It was massive, with big green leaves. And because I'm 99% sure it was local, I had no fear of getting sick. (Summer of 2026, here. Lettuce. Yeah.) Eggplant was fresh and there was a good selection of cruciferous veggies too. I was reluctant to buy potatoes, though, and this is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5. There were more bad spuds than good. Sad but true. These were bagged spuds, too. And the ones that were unbagged were too close to the sun/light source, and had turned green. Bummer. (I do not eat green spuds. Do a search and look up why you shouldn't either.) :( The store is well lit, you have a choice of a small grocery trolley, a hand basket, or one of those wheelie things with a retractable handle. The woman at the counter was professional and courteous. I brought my own bags, which she appreciated, and together we bagged up my stuff quickly. So, Inter Produce gets my vote, they're locally owned, they donate to local food banks, and are an asset to our community. Just mind the spuds.

Inter Produce is easily one of the best places to shop for fresh fruits and vegetables in the area…read more Every time I go, the produce is incredibly fresh and high quality, way better than what I find at regular grocery stores. The staff is always super friendly and willing to help, whether you need a recommendation or just have a quick question. Their prices are surprisingly affordable for the quality you're getting, which makes shopping here an easy choice. Overall, it's a reliable, clean, and genuinely enjoyable place to get your produce.

Fern Valley market is a branch off of Fern Valley Farm from up the road. This market will be…read moreselling local produce when in season, some of the freshest meat from a farm in Belchertown, Ferrindino Maple products from Hampden and much more. They have mulch specially delivered from Vermont and they have samples so you can feel the difference. Lots of room for growth and would expect nothing less seeing what has become of Fern Valley Farm's.

Such an adorable store nestled on Main Street in Wilbraham! They carry all local products and…read moreeverything is so fresh. Very friendly employees and a welcoming environment. We will definitely be back, as we love supporting and shopping local a wonderful addition to town.

Never got a sandwich there that wasn't below delicious. The prices are reasonable, the service has…read morealways been kind and patient. Always glad to shop local too.

I love Enfield Produce & Deli. They have something for everyone and the staff is friendly &…read morewelcoming. A great family run business active in our community.

I was just looking for fun candies for a company party and found this gem online. The deli is…read moredecent size but packed with so many specialties from candies, pickles to fresh bread and Polish pastries. Lots of fun Polish flavored sodas and chips. Got some country style kielbasa, pate, and chocolates. They have different types of pierogi (sweet cheese, meat and potatoes, or veggie), butter, yogurts, and sliced meat. The store is clean and organized. The cashier was helpful with explaining the variety of smoked sausages.

I've been waiting to try this new place since they opened. I finally had the chance on my way into…read morework, ecstatic that they would be open before 8a. Upon walking in, I was greeted with a smile, very friendly and warm. I ordered a honey cinnamon latte in which I had asked her opinion & she stated it was one of the favorites. It's to die for! Def get it :) I wanted something to eat and had seen all the pics of fresh baked goods, but sadly they had just a plain bagel and a few things in Saran Wrap. Granted they had just opened, so I ordered from the menu an Avocado toast on ciabatta. As you can see from the image, that is not what was served. I was really disappointed. Not only for I'm sure a price difference but it's not fresh avocado (which I should have asked) but mainly that I wasn't made aware or asked if it was okay to put on wheat bread. After taking a couple bites I had to throw it away. It was awful. Overall I felt that if you'd like an amazing coffee, this is your place. If you wanted food as well, I wouldn't suggest going in their first hour and would check your food before leaving to make sure you got what you ordered. I will try again and look forward to updating with a better review. Sad to be disappointed as I was looking forward to a different experience, especially as a newly opened cafe.