Bought the same brand and quantity of Fresh Grapefruit Juice that I bought at Market Basket…read moreyesterday for $4.99 each, today at Hannaford, Townsend, they are $6.99 each. Needless to say, it's worth it to travel to Nashua to shop at Market Basket. DISGUSTED.

I would give this store negative stars if that were possible. Poorly run, terrible workers…read moreconditions. Staff always call out and the managers solution is to make other staff work 6 days a week. The staff seem miserable, nobody knows where anything is when you ask for help, they act offended like you don't at them. It's not very clean, products are often not stocked properly so you have to ask to check the back. The people running the front where the registers are act extremely unprofessional, there have been times they've been throwing things back and forth while customers were around. All the decent staff seem to have left, now all that's left are people who can't communicate properly or do a poor job at what they're supposed to be doing. More times than I can count, my bags have ripped because the baggers don't pay attention to what they're doing and I've lost stuff from breaking when the bags rip open. The produce is hit or miss, often going bad or covered in mold, like the strawberries. One time I went through six containers trying to find one that wasn't covered in white fuzzy mold, and eventually gave up. The company slogan used to be ", focusing on friendly" when you looked at the name tags, but it feels very very far from that nowadays. If I wanted miserable workers and a sub-par experience, I could just drive down the street to the dollar store. Overall, negative 3 stars out of 10. Not sure who runs it, but it's a far cry from functional.

Maybe one of the most overlooked places and best kept secrets for lunch. Their "MB kitchen" has the…read morebest subs for pennies on the dollar. Comparing it to other local places, you can really get some good stuff at an affordable rate. Pizza starting at $10 for a cheese 18" pie cannot be beat anywhere. Originally it was Sal's but now it's just a spinoff. But quality is amazing. Third coffee counter is also something to check out. Smoothies, shakes, energy drinks, and of course coffee is a great value. Nice dining area also. The only downside is their restrooms are a total disaster. Nastiest place to go. I don't know why they don't teach people how to clean the restrooms. They have so much staff there it's insane. I've never seen any other chain grocery store with that many people on staff at one time. Train them to take a turn to get that restroom in shape. Management should be totally embarrassed.

Today I needed to get an item off a shelf that was being stocked. I said to the guy doing the…read morestocking, "Excuse me, I just need to get something on this shelf here." He said nothing, stopped stocking, crossed his arms, and left his cart right where it was forcing me to reach over and in to get what I needed. If had rolled the cart about 6 inches or even offered to get what I needed, he would have done a great service. Unfortunately, he opted for acting all bothered and disgruntled. This is not the first time I've encountered extreme rudeness from employees while stocking shelves, and I'm sick of it. Market Basket, wake up and pay attention to your employees' attitudes. Do they not get paid enough to care?

Probably the first Market Basket I was expected to bag my groceries at!! Very busy, lots of…read moreparking. The store is well stoked and very clean. Not impressed with my cashier, no hi, welcome, Paper or plastic or thank you. Just handed me my slip. Fortunately just a one time experience.

You will love the Great prices and the great employees …read more Fresh fruit and produce. You will love it!

What a great selection of items for a small little market. The employees were super kind and…read morehelpful. We were able to find lots of fun local brews and snacks for our trip. My friend lives locally and only speaks highly of them. She says they even stock specific things they ask for so they don't have to go to larger markets as well. Small town gem

This is a fresh addition to downtown Portsmouth…read more Once and icon, established in 1948 with the Richardson family, the 3rd generation has brought this important business back to Portsmouth! Great produce and fresh meats! All that you need for a last minute gourmet dinner. And the cheese....what a selection to go with your favorite wine. Also available here! The friendly staff has made this such a fun place to be. AND you can get an awesome cup of coffee for $1.49. Wow!

Since the Amazon acquisition things have notably declined,…read more - Customer service lacking Good luck getting someone to help you on the floor. - Produce: quality has really gone downhill, while prices have increased. There's a 50% chance that plum or orange you buy will lack any sweetness when you try it at home, or half the grapes in the bag will be rotted. Overall the produce is small and unreliable. - Hot food bar, the same old choices. One small station with chicken fingers, meat loaf, dried out casserole, and some sort of Indian dish. Nothing new, ever. Much better quality produce at Idylwilde in Acton, or Wegmans.

Location of this WF is great, as it is close to many other restaurants and stores. However the…read morestore itself iis very subpar. Fruit is often bruised and rotten. The bakery is a HUGE disappointment. I have not been able to get a fresh cake from here in more than a year. The cakes always come out soggy! I ordered a chocolate mousse once and it was disgusting. It was not rich and chocolately but rather tasteless and old! The tarts are also soggy, which means they have been sitting out for at least a day. The people working at the meat counter are nice though and very helpful. Amazon return associates are a hit and miss. Some are super nice, while others not so much. If only they could change the freshness of the bakery items, I would definitely come here more often.

This is my "go to" store for all things Asian in cooking...I was reading a review about how the…read moreChinese customers are rude to those of us that only speak English?? I was there just last week and a middle aged "lady" noticed that I was having difficulty finding an item (lite soy, not low sodium). She politely approached and said "you look very lost, what are you looking for?" She spent about 10 minutes helping me with finding the item....plus she gave me some great tips on shopping Asian markets. Now I am in my middle 80s and am well aware of the Asian culture having great "respect" for elders..(sorely absent in today's America) however, my encounter tells me she was just a "very nice person" and would have assisted almost anyon....again...Thank You!

I have grown to appreciate this Market over the years. This market has many items found in a larger…read moreOriental Markets, but on a smaller scale. The benefit is quicker shopping, smaller line, personal attention and shorter distance to drive which saves time, money and traffic. Price is competitive with with other local markets and sometimes less. This has all the qualities of a local convenience store, but without the rudeness often found these days. The people working in the store do their job, they are helpful and the shelves are well stocked. Worth checking out.

The lobster Mac n cheese was amazing! Staff were not unfriendly. Very clean establishment as well!…read moreStill a bit pricy but you can catch deals. I got two bottles of sangria for $15. Not bad!

welcome!!! My first interaction was an employee whispering something r4cist in my ear…read more I've had their manager take my phone and go through my mail. Multiple managers and employees y3lled at me like I was a d0g. Multiple employees h4r4ssed me in the break room. The w0rst employees are catered to and they choose their friends to be on top. Managers sit and talk about their w33kend during busy periods instead of helping employees. Who pays for all these employees to stand around?

Large, clean, and seemingly newer supermarket. Very spacious inside with much more room to move…read morearound than other supermarkets. Clearly one of the Albertsons group of stores. Pleasant staff, typical high prices, with a few decent sale prices.

We brought home many produce and bread items that were already rotten. Not to mention tortillas,…read morecheese, and yogurt, all spoiled at time of purchase. Pretty low quality merchandise. One star better than the dollar store next door.

Wow! The produce alone is why I have decided to drive the 20 miles to shop here every weekend…read more Large, perfect and delicious! Although it is more expensive than you will find at your local market basket at least I can actually use 100% of the items, they aren't half wilted and rotten like the junk you get in a "regular" grocery store. Additionally find wonderful local and artisan cheeses, meats and baked goods- even seasonal candy and items. The floral and garden shop?? Just wow! So worth the trip and a little extra cost for high quality. A high quality small shop.

Cute place but odd how it's family owned and lacks quality customer service. Applied to work here…read moreafter coming in and seeing a sign needing help, after I sent my application in and after a week went by I follow up, a woman named Bonnie rudely stated the reason she hasn't called me back is that she just can't do weekends. She needs help during the week but the sign never stated that. I said I understand but would have appreciated a response if I didn't fit your needs. Shame they can't even respond to the inquiries offering help.

amazing place! someone named tessa was selling jams they were very yummy! she goes by the nickname…read moreof Ilya so if you see her call her that and you should get some free jams!

Expected more fruits and veggies, there were zero stands here with fresh fruits and veg by the time…read moreI arrived, LITERALLY ZERO just pastry sellers, which they were fine by all means , just not what I came there for