Great food at great prices. The employees seem to genuinely care about you and your purchases - and…read morethey're always happy! What up with that?? My kids love to hunt for the stuffed cow and get their rare treat of a lollipop. Once, when it was raining and the kids were a little exuberant, a nice woman helped me out to my car with an umbrella! It's my favorite grocery store!

I love Trader Joe's - friendly and helpful service every time I go there. The food is healthy and…read moresuggestions for meals welcomed

This store takes a bit of getting used to if you usually shop at places like Big Y, Stop & Shop or…read moreeven Target. Aldi is the parent company for Trader Joe's and comes out of Europe (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldi); the model is a bit sparse but the products are solid and high quality. It may not be your first choice, but it is well worth the stop for staples. In addition to cash, EBT and debit cards, the Hadley Aldi has begun accepting Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express, as well.

Been here twice in 5 years. I'm a Trader Joe's shopper. I would never buy produce or meat here. I…read moregrabbed a few odd items for my camping trip. Cheez-Its. Was one item I purchased not much of a savings box was smaller than normal and same price. But the cheezits were stale! Threw away the box. Never again this place is gross, old food, and scary that ppl are shopping here and ingesting this. Buy cheap get cheap lower your life expectancy

Best apple cider I've tasted, not too sweet, not too sour but just right! The cutest stop on the…read moreway to Boston set in the greenest college town. The entrance is inviting with beautiful sunflowers, fruit & vegetables. As you enter the store you see the famous apple cider & donuts as recommended by the locals. There were so many choices of good and they have tables inside to sit and enjoy them. We chose the selection at the service counter & was greeted quickly with a smile. Enjoyed the plain apple cider donuts more than the sugar coated ones as they had a bit of a crisp to them. Even took some donuts home on the plane ride back and they were delicious, tasted fresh as we devoured them.

Very nice Farm store. Had no idea where I was because it was so dark…read more Loved all the different selections of specialty items such as jelly, honey, fresh produce and candy. The bakery had great selections which we chose quite a few. Coming back in the day time lol

Stop & Shop in Hadley is a large full-service grocery store that covers most everyday shopping…read moreneeds, with a broad selection of produce, packaged goods, household essentials, and a reasonably sized deli and bakery section. We walked into a layout that is familiar to anyone who shops regularly at Stop & Shop locations, and the store generally carries enough variety that most shoppers can complete a full grocery run without needing a second stop. The store's selection remains one of its biggest advantages. We found everything from specialty sauces and organic products to seasonal items and household staples, which makes it a more practical option than a local market for a full cart of groceries. The produce section was well stocked on our visit, and the deli and bakery offered enough variety to cover both quick meals and planned cooking. The online ordering system and pickup service add convenience, though we have not used it extensively ourselves. Across different visits, the biggest criticism is around consistency rather than product quality. We have noticed that sale items are occasionally out of stock, checkout lines can move slowly when only a few registers are open, and certain departments can become understaffed during busy periods. Those issues are not dealbreakers, but they are worth factoring into the timing of a trip, especially on weekends or holidays. For a large format grocery store in the Hadley area, Stop & Shop delivers on selection and convenience, though the experience can vary depending on the day and time you visit. Planning for a slightly slower checkout and checking stock availability for sale items ahead of time helps smooth out some of the friction.

I normally go to Stop Shop Belchertown, good people less choices than SS Hadley but Larger Store…read morenow and then, sales if you go either can save 20-30%, make it a game but 20-30% can be 1-2K/yr. Miss real butchers but plent at Whole foods (sales) or Atkins? Local farms are good. Big Y has the best grocery/meets but less saving, Aldis has by far best pricing but limited choice! at $100/2000 a week making it a quest, can save thousands? Hunt makes spending fun, you have to do it so....

Best variety of Korean snacks (and other items) in western mass. (I've been to just about every…read moreAsian grocery store) Their snack collection is on point, there's so many different kinds that you would not find around here. The grocery store is connected to the restaurant and so it's nice when I can grab lunch and then grab some kimchi on the way. I ate at the restaurant and was disappointed by the kimchi they gave me with my meal (which I assume is the one they sell in the grocery store bc it states the kimchi is homemade) So I opted for the kak doo gi (radish kimchi). It was super good. One of the best I've had in a while. Even tho it's pricy, it is def worth it. This is definitely the best Korean grocery store around.

I wanted to check this place out since it was the only korean place in my boyfriend's very white…read morehometown. I had $25 to spend for AMEX's Small Business Saturday so we got some sliced meat for hot pot (cut very well and delicious) and pepero.The owner (I am assuming) was a wonderful cheery man (wearing an suit vest and a bowtie!) and answered all my questions courteously. They have limited selection but have all the basics you need to cook a decent Korean meal. Price-wise I guess its same as the H-Mart (the big Korean chain store all over US).

As mini-marts go, this is a pretty nice one if you like the not-so-sterile independent ones that…read moreinner cities survive upon. Cousins has everything, from fresh fruit, to an array of canned foods, to pipe screens and sketchy malt liquors. A bit out of character for Amherst, but when you need a store that has all thirty-some varieties of Arizona tallboy cans, it's the place to go. Props for having such a well-decorated alley, too. Only problem is that it closes at ten: a shame, because it's better than DBmart in all regards but hours. It seems to be far less popular, though, probably because it's a bit tucked away and not as convenient to UMass students as its competitor.

If u wanna spend more on stuff shop here. I have been a loyal customer for 10years and these people…read moresold me the wrong charger for my electronic pen. The owner told me before no returns just exchanges. I went bak within 12 hrs of buying it and his lovely wife decided that a $8 charger they sold to me incorrectly couldn't be returned or exchanged. And she wouldnt even tell me if she had the right charger. Needless to say over $8 I won't shop here anymore U cant be shitty and expect loyal customers I use to go out of my way to shop here, cigarettes, alcohol, soda, snacks now to support local businesses now I wont which is unfortunate.

It's a Walmart. You won't be surprised. The store is clean. They have what you want 99% of the…read moretime. The shelves are messy. (They always have my peanut butter but the shelf is 1/2 full.). BUT they took out most of the checkout registers. Usually only 1 is open. They put in about 6 self service registers. Another store that makes you do their work. Home Depot is just as bad. Target is almost as bad. I go there about once per month to buy the staples. And I stand in line at the 1 register. Everytime you use the self service you are putting someone out of a job.

Visited Hadley Walmart. I usually shop at Chicopee or Westfield. I was surprised that everything…read morefor the most part is clean and organized. I came searching for a portable dvd player & I was able to find what I was looking for at a decent price along with some other things. I seen some mixed reviews but i feel Walmart is a different experience for everyone you love it or hate it. I gave four stars for not being sure about the parts of the store I didn't see.

This is the closest Whole Foods to me In Springfield. The prices are competitive and in many cases…read moreeven less than some of my local stores, especially the organic items. Selection is great, staff is super personable and helpful. And I appreciate there are wipes and hand sanitizer pretty much always available, something my local stores seem to be incapable of. I only wish there was a store closer as Manchester is even further away.

The baked goods are not fresh because they stopped baking in house. The date the baked goods were…read moremade is not conviently located but flip the container over to see the date and you will be shocked. Everything is trucked in. The same goes for the fresh fruit but not as bad. You have to check the dates on the self-service deli. The Hot Bar is also trucked in. On top of this their bakery selections are very limited and they have almost no healthy baked goods any more. 50% off on deli and bakery seems like a great deal until you realize that your getting old food. Does Amazon care what WF has become? Apparently not. Until more people realize that this is Whole, Not So Fresh, Food, nothing will change.