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.

My review is based on the fact, I went to this store without a "mission". My family wanted to go in…read morefor something and I decided I would browse to see what they had to offer. It's astonishing that I have only been in this store twice, given the fact that I grew up in Brunswick...Anyway, i finally made it in. It's a smaller store, that feels like what you might encounter in a larger city. It was neat and clean. I couldn't really tell how aisles were organized, however, because I was browsing, it didn't stress me out. We encountered one staff member who "assisted" my sister and it was fine, very transactional, which is fine and again, what you might expect in a big city. Staff at the register were fast and efficient, didn't engage in too much conversation, just supportive of fruit pies I purchased. LOL They had a lot of offerings from some of our favorite local businesses! Standard Baking Company Little Lads Two Fat Cats Union Bagel The prices were competitive as well! They have fresh produce, meat, dairy, eggs, seasonings...pretty much everything you can find at Whole Foods but at a smaller more local scale. I can't wait to go back the next time in town.

Always been great, just a but expensive, so not super affordable for people who aren't well-off but…read morewant to be economically friendly or eat better. Produce and some items are cheap, just have to search.

I am actually surprised since usually I come to have low expectations for Wal Mart given past…read moreexperiences. Convenient location since I stay at the Residence Inn right next to this Wal Mart in Auburn. Their groceries and meat section have been way better than expected. Decent and fresh produce like lettuce, peppers both jalapeno and serranos, onions both yellow and white, tomatoes, cilantro. Was pleasantly surprised at the t-bone steak quality. Grilled one, loved and did it again! Cool. Chicken and shrimp decent (get the large). Able to find most things but not everything I was looking for. For instance, always out of Hepa filters in smaller sizes, does not carry crustacean utensils like the little forks but had a nice shell cracker to open crab legs. Speaking of crab legs, the Jonah crab legs were a pleasant surprise so I had them twice. Not as good as florida stone crab legs but decent. Easy parking, in general friendly staff when you can find them. Good hours. Safe to shop there. Decent prices. All good.

Rude employees used the help button they didn't come over to me to help and nothing on the shelves…read morefor cats

This place doesn't have the selection of Whole Foods and it doesn't have the low prices of Trader…read moreJoes, but it's the only "organic"/natural food store in the Lewiston-Auburn area. So, if you don't want to/can't make it down to Portland, this is a nice alternative. I'm surprised by the other reviews re: customer service. I've always found the workers to be fine -- they're definitely on the quirky side, but they were polite and efficient every time I've been there. I do love the cheese selection here.

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

Though Bow Street Market is a Hannaford Supermarket affiliated store, it's independent and unique…read moreenough to have many of its own products. And though we've enjoyed many of their outstanding meat cuts, a variety of local items they carry and their full liquor selections, I've come to Yelp today to sing the praises of their store made smoked salmon salad with salmon supplied from Maine's Duck Trap fisheries. This salad is first of all salmony, appropriately salty, chunky, and filled with tiny bits of red onion and celery and just enough mayo to hold it together. What a great find at this fun to shop at market. I eat it on Triscuits, corn chips, baby carrots, or to be embarrassingly honest...from my finger. I love it when I discover something previously unknown to me. And though I have been eating smoked salmon, lox/Nova since early childhood, I am so happy to have recently found this. Great job Bow Street Market! It's sold in various sized small tubs at $10.99/lb. and well worth this price.

We stopped by this market after shopping nearby for a few hours and on our way to the airport for a…read moredelayed, late night flight. We needed to get something fresh for dinner at the airport and I saw this while searching the area. We were helped by friendly staff at the deli counter who made us a hummus wrap and turkey sandwich to go and I got a pasta salad from their fresh deli salads. I love local markets like this with fresh items and a deli when I travel and I'm so glad we found this. They had my baby's favorite snacks in the toddler section and some delicious grab and go drinks in the cooler as well. They won't have all the things since it's a smaller, boutique market, but quality is here.

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.

It's nice to have an organic option here but the produce selection is really limited, bizarre for…read morearound here with all of the local farms. The woman at the checkout was so unfriendly and tense. I felt uncomfortable here. I will be avoiding and going to a co-op or a farmers market.