I come here for groceries since I'm in town for a few months. It's convenient and have many great…read moreselections on meats, vegetables, cheeses, seafood and canned goods. I love how they are making sure that all customers are able to purchase toiletry and water. They limited to one per person so that during this "Coronavirus time", people will be able to have what they need for their families. I had to also pick up so Lysol, alcohol and hand sanitizer for my family as well. They had a great price on those items as well, but this time they were out and was waiting to restock for consumers. I will visit again soon.

One of the nicer and larger Stop and Shop Supermarkets I've been to while visiting the Holyoke, MA…read morearea. It's large, clean, and well organized. The deli section was very busy and had a long line of people waiting to be served. The market has everything you need and more. The prices are reasonable and their weekly sales are great. They have a promotion where you can get discounts on your gasoline the more points you earn on your Stop and Shop rewards card. Xie Xie!!

As an American with little knowledge of other cultures, this was a pleasant surprise. The fresh…read morebread they have has a really good flavor and was very fresh. There are lots of different foreign food options and the employees are very kind. As a Puerto Rican American, I felt very welcomed.

We come for fresh, hearty bread, the piroshki, sometimes some Hungarian salami, assorted candies,…read moreand drinks. Huge tea selection, love the candy aisle. The cheeses are also interesting, lots of types of farmer's cheeses, kefir, butter, and yogurt. They do carry cakes, but they are not made in-house. Large assortment of canned and dried mushrooms and canned fish as well. And caviar! The freezers hold several flavors and brands of pelmeni and small dumplings. There is a prepared foods counter at the back, but we have never tried anything since most of it has meat in it (we are 2/3 vegetarian.) The only issue we have come across is that a lot of the ladies behind the cases will not speak English, or even attempt to try to communicate with you unless you are speaking Russian. My husban is Hungarian and remembers some from school, so they at least tried to understand him.

Though the plan was not intended to do this I decided "I was there a second ago and should for…read moredecency" & good $6.22 spent. Everything is like before & even if they modify their place it still works in the end plus outside seats are available. Same quality of food, catering and service still identical.

Love this spot. The variety is what's great, almost anything you can think of for dining in or a…read moreprepared meal to take home. Everything is delicious! The staff behind the counter are always welcoming and accommodating, the vibe is relaxed but busy. It's a great spot to swing by for lunch if early dinner.

Now I know where homeless people go when it rains. I've never been to an Aldi in the US, but I saw…read morethe commercials. More proof of P.T. Barnum's adage that there is a sucker born every minute. Half empty shelves. The other half fronted and faced, so what was on the shelves didn't match the shelf labels. Not a name brand in the store. For example, yogurts higher in sugar grams than protein grams per serving. Verdict: over-sized bodega with none of the charm. Take the extra 10 minutes and drive to Walmart. Leave Aldi to the WIC mama's and underpass inhabitants.

Aldi has great prices, reliably high quality products, and offers a much more efficient shopping…read moreexperience because they only offer one variety of each product. The ability to get in and out within 5 minutes (usually) was the main reason Aldi became our go-to grocery destination during the pandemic. The only reason I'm not giving them five stars is because they have difficulty managing stock (they are often out of staples like half and half, eggs, etc.), and because the store does not offer any signs or guidance to patrons as to how they should form a line when it is crowded (leading to confusion and sometimes unnecessary conflict when people don't realize they are cutting into a line that extends down an aisle).

Large simple supermarket with everything most people need…read more Definitely serves the community and folks attending the BigE Fair in September. Always stop by every year when attending the fair. Parking lot is very large with other businesses around.

Not my favorite place to shop by any means, however, this is a great place to come for a lot of…read moreinternational products. This is where I find recao, gandules, sofrito, rooty vegetables like taro, etc. Everything I need for my Spanish cooking. It's all right here and at very good prices.

Best Italian sausage I've found in the Springfield area. I appreciate the spice rack for all your…read moregrilling and seasoning needs. The dairy section is always a fun treasure hunt- will my favorite yogurt be steeply discounted with sell-by dates imminent? The 10lb bags of chicken can be unwieldy, but as soon as I get home I'm normally repackaging them into smaller zip bag portions for the freezer anyhow.

As far as working and shopping there no. Alexis Vallides a hiring manager is unprofessional and…read morerude. Had an attitude the whole interview. She made mistakes and just placed blame on others instead of owning up to her mistakes. Losing employees. I'm sure it's because of her. Food also is kept up with. It's mixed with fresh food and food that looks and smells spoiled.

High quality products, fresh produce and just enough choices for what you need. Hit food choices in…read morethe afternoon are great!

Every Saturday they have fresh BBQ items pulled pork pastrami ribs and brisket fresh and hot. Go…read moreget it before it's gone

Some prices are twice as expensive as other markets, especially fruits. Food quality is low. Bread…read moreis of low quality​ with high price. No help desk.

Did not have as much variation, as I hoped. Additionally, overall prices were higher than…read moreadvertised.

Great selection of wine, beer, and everything else. Very helpful employees. Reasonable prices, and…read more(unlike CT and many other states) NO SALES TAX. 5 stars

Disappointing. I went to this location years ago (it was called something else), as I was…read moreinterested in craft beers and vino for the New Year. I was - honestly - disappointed, as the selection is quite good, but the prices are an anathema to frugality. Even the Sam Adams beer "sale" at 17.99 was no sale as I can get that in my local Putnam Plaza place for 15.99 on sale. I remarked to my brother, if Yankee Spirits in Sturbridge (and elsewhere) where competing next door to this Table & Vine, Table & Vine would be out of business. I support business. I have no ill will to these owners. However, imho, this place is overcharging by a pretty decent margin on a pretty wide selection of items. Disappointing that I made the drive as I thought this was a special place.

Normally you hopefully realize if a supermarket gets the score here they are top of the game & this…read moreone can verify major. Area is in decent range of places for people to get locally in this section of Springfield & also not far from downtown, emergency services (police/fire department not far), colleges plus the place serves the community well plus various foods that are available I doubt the big ones could ever do. They have hot food for takeout including sandwiches/grinders, Goya Food (OMG), coffee (Puerto Rico), various oils, coffee, meats & stuff I don't know if any other spot even thought of carrying (your loss if you didn't think about it) & they accept EBT/SNAP, debit/credit card, cash & before I forget the place also does MA Lottery & tobacco & extra note they got security officers in the place & also the little note of the location (in case some fools got stupid in their mind). I apologize for lack of a photo but next time I'll rectify this.