I grew up in Sabattus, the next town over, and since I was little we'd make our way to this…read morelocation or the Sabattus St. location every Wednesday for 99¢ Italian day and a container of their famous fried mushrooms. The only thing that has changed over the years, aside from the name of this location recently, is the price of the Italian. At $1.39, it is still an unbeatable value for such a great sandwich. Fresh bread from the Italian bakery downtown combined with fresh cut meat and veggies. I can't even make it that cheaply at home and I used to WORK at a sandwich place! They've got amazing, fresh food, friendly staff and the best meat in town. Truly a value and must visit business!

Cute little market with many options for a variety of meals and snacks. Having grown up in Maine…read moreand moving to NJ - I was craving a good lobster salad. Even though it's December they didn't let me down! Amazing lobster salad at a very reasonable price. It was far better than anything you'd get at a restaurant. ALL MEAT - no filler.

So, I tend to think I am a grocery snob. I am surrounded by Wegmans and indulged on Publix when I…read morelived in Florida for 20+ years. However, I must say I was quite impressed with this Hannaford. More specifically, we were really impressed with the variety and plethora of gluten free options up and down every aisle. I'm looking forward to the gluten free blueberry crisp I'm going to bake this week with the farm fresh blueberries we got from a local farm. To top it off, I was blown away by the ice cream selection. "Spoon and a chair on Aisle 12, please!"

Rude staff and rude management. I now drive to Auburn, New Gloucester, or Augusta to avoid this…read moremess.

I frequently go to the Lisbon Food City. The produce section is always neat & well stocked. The…read moreproducts in the aisles are also well stocked and products are brought forward (lined up on shelves). These markets are employee owned, which is such a novel concept in this day and age of big corporations. Currently, they have an initiative where the order total can be rounded up and the proceeds go to Thanksgiving food baskets for local folks. They keep a daily total and post it on the front window. The staff there is always friendly and helpful. The lines at the registers are never long.

This is a small, employee owned neighborhood grocery. What it lacks in size, it makes up for in…read morecharacter. Despite its limited space, the selection is decent and good quality. I'm always impressed by how clean and organized the stock is. The staff is friendly and it is obvious that they care for their store. A nice option to have available in town.

Awesome neighborhood market with big grocery store options. This store has truly grown from a small…read moreIGA to a larger store with the options and variety you've grown to love from a larger store including allergen friendly offerings. The staff are friendly and quick to help and their front end boasts a handful of registers ensuring you are in and out with what you need in a timely manner. The parking lot is also large and can accommodate compact cars and RVs. They truly have it all from fresh baked cookies to worms for fishing (they are in the cooler in the produce section below the rows of kombucha).

Great place to shop . The workers there are very helpful . It's well kept and organized. Can't ask…read morefor better.

Every single time I visit Morning Glory I spend way more money than I was expecting to (and leave…read morewith way more stuff than I came for)! How can I not when they carry products I... a) have never heard of b) have always wanted to try and had never been able to find before c) can't find anywhere else From healthy looking organic produce, to a plethora of gluten-free cereals, to the odd can of locally made beer that was sold out months ago in Portland, to frozen and refrigerated foods not carried elsewhere (like vegan salami! like vegan cheeses you've probably never heard of! like locally made - not just artisans from Cumberland County, but Androscoggin and Sagadahoc too!). Morning Glory is truly a natural foods store paradise. I drive out of my way to come here - I think it's probably the best natural foods store in Maine! - because there's so much right about this little local spot (prices, variations on themes of items, the smell [how can we bottle this up?], the candle and other home goods/gift options, the seasonal items, the staff seems more willing to help than ever before, even the space itself is welcoming despite it being overly crowded with shelves and people). I'm proud to support my local independent grocer!

I was just in today on the 17th of January 2026 and I bought 1 lb of venison deer meat for well…read moreover $10 and found out that it was expired on the 13th of January 2026 after I got home I immediately went back to the store and asked them to give me a discount or to give it to me for free because it was well past the 13th expiration date he then gave it to me and told me I could have it but when I asked for a refund of my money as well after he had given the steak to me he reached out and took it back and went to the back of the store and brought me out a frozen block of non-expired product of the same thing so he wasn't obligated by their company policies and like every other company that sells food nowadays is obligated to give it to you at a discount or free and certainly when you discover that it's several days expired past this expiration date didn't give me my money back he intentionally withheld my money and didn't even give me the expired steak which they were going to throw out I'm extremely displeased with them he argued with me for several minutes no one damn well he was in the wrong and then he also had the nerve to threaten me with the police when all I wanted was my money back and I had proof with my receipt and everything that I needed so he just bought himself an extremely bad review and they're going to be lucky if I shop there from now on and I'm going to make sure all of my friends and everybody that I know what kind of company natural food stores is and that they don't honor their policies especially when it comes to expired products mainly food he basically told me I could have it was going to give me my money back and then change his mind after he handed me the steak and I had it in my hand he took it back from me out of my hand and walked away returning with new stuff as I said just to deny me what I had every right to have so that's why I'm writing this bad review so you can expect that they will treat you the same way apparently I wouldn't expect anything less I wasn't going to expose this but I'm tired of this kind of crap going on companies not honoring their policies when they're supposed to so if I were you people I would think twice about shopping there and definitely check the expiration date every damn time because they're selling stuff on purpose 7 days old and charging people full price for it and then when people realize it they're calling them liars or that it was marked wrong well if it was marked wrong then that's their fault they have to honor it just saying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Went to the auto center for an oil change and was told that the wait would be an hour. Almost two…read morehours later and still not done. Was only offered $10 off the oil change for compensation. Was late for another appt. Absolute worst service ever!!!!! Do not use Walmart for any service.

This is been an ongoing problem ever since they got rid of the plastic bags and made us buy…read morereusable bags which by the way is the biggest corporate gift the state of Maine could have ever gave them the price of those bags built into every item you buy ultimately so I go shopping put the bags on the conveyor belt and load my groceries on the computer bill the woman behind the cash register looks at me thinking I'm going to bag these groceries the price of her bagging them is in the price of the item I bought by the way I said are you going to put those groceries in the bags? She says that's not my job can you believe that she actually said that's not my job? I asked her to get the manager three times she never did. I asked her out of the two of us which one of us works here? She says that's not my job. So evidently not only did we pay for the plastic bag that we didn't get we paid for the reusable bag and we have to put the groceries in the bag because somehow in this bamboozle we lost our right to service. I did save the receipt send a picture of that along with the story to corporate headquarters

Worst customer service I have EVER experienced by an establishment. New to the area and was hoping…read moreto find my new natural food store. Ill just take the trip to Portland. Read the other reviews about customer service, they aren't lying.

Only health food store in the area . They have a little bit of everything . Some prices are good…read moresome are more expensive . Fresh veggies , freezer section , gift section . Bath and Body section . Wine and coffee . Spices , grains . Pet supplies . I have to say I'm surprised they do not carry any of Jonathan's sprouts or other food items . And Jonathan's face and body products . Or Sproutman products . I go here weekly .

When the Starbucks across the street started deliberately messing up my order, I had few options…read moreleft for coffee and caffeine. This Shaws is clean, has super friendly, kind, and efficient staff. They are reliable with their hours, considerate and understanding. I go here almost every single day, and I almost never write reviews. This place deserves a serious recognition. To all the staff here- keep it up! You are needed and appreciated. -K

The bathrooms are disgusting. Blood spatters on the walls, dried poop on the toilets. They are…read morenever cleaned. Makes me wonder how the back rooms of produce, deli and meats are maintained. Gross

Bow Street does it again! I seem to have an uncanny ability to find tastings - and when I thought I…read morewas making a quick stop to get two avocados there was a tasting happening! It was great - the woman from the distributor was perfect. What made it extra memorable was a calligrapher who added messages to each bottle purchased. So yes, instead of 2$ for avocados I have a bottle of 10 year old Basil Hayden bourbon & bottle of tequila aged in a bourbon barrel.

This rating is specific to the Deli which I've NEVER had a good experience with. Only reason we…read morereturn is for Boars Head meats which can't be found anywhere else. For starters, they won't permit you to pre-order over the phone and direct you to the app, which also die NOT have an option to order deli meats. When you arrive at the deli, there are typically 4-6 employees standing behind the counter and not one of them will bother to acknowledge your presence. Certainly never any niceties. Instead, you'll find them shooting the shit tucked in the corner snacking on deli meats and cheeses. After multiple minutes waiting, One will come and ask if you've been helped because it's not obvious enough that I'm standing there alone, staring at them and no one has lifted a finger. This deli has to be the penalty box for Bow St workers because they all act like they're in a cage waiting to be let out and want absolutely NOTHING to do with patrons. They'll literally let meat roll off the slicer into a bag that ultimately falls apart when trying to remove a slice. Today, I got home to find a half pound of turkey ends. These guys clearly intentionally try to ruin days. Owners, PAY ATTENTION. This is on YOU.

Excellent resource for bulk purchases, spices, and snacks. Very small produce selection. Don't feel…read moreenormously welcoming, but definitely serves a need.

Harvest Time is such a wonderful, well stocked, interesting, and valuable store to visit in the…read moreAugusta area. The cashiers have always been friendly and helpful when I approached them. Their selection of vitamins, cleaning products, skincare, herbs, and teas is one of the best in the state for a small, local health store. In the Summer and Autumn, their selection of local produce increases. This year they have done a great job with local organic seedless watermelon and a nice variety of local organic vegetables. The dry goods section is not as expansive as one might find at a big box grocery store, which feels pretty reasonable and is even one of the reasons the store is nice.. it is a genuine, locally-opened small business.. not powering a huge space or warehouse to hold 12 varieties of one packaged item where 1 or 2 types are great. There are still many staple items to choose from. The costs I have compared are not more than the costs of items if they were ordered directly from the producers, they seem fair with prices. They are such a great addition to the area I try to think more of how I can support them instead of focusing on and criticizing minor shortcomings that most small local business face. I look forward to going to Harvest Time and finding interesting healthy things every time.