I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, this grocery store!…read more When you first enter the store, you'll see that they carry a variety of vegetables and fruits that you would have difficulty finding elsewhere. Among other produce, I found jackfruit, amaranth leaves, mustard greens, and lotus root. So happy. Given that beans and grain should be the staple of a healthy diet, Patel Brothers sells beans and grains truly in bulk - by 5, 10, and 20 lb bags. They also sell a Medjool dates in bulk - yum. They have an over-the-top abundance of everything you need for Indian cuisine. Huge freezer section with prepared foods. If someone sees you looking aimlessly around (in wonder) they will ask you if you need help finding something. Don't expect a glamorous store. It is immaculate. The parking is limited but I can always find a spot. Worth the drive to come and explore what this store offers!

Good shop. Has a lot of Indian food items and vegetables. Veggies looked fresh. Most of other items…read morelike - Indian snacks, wheat atta, rice , ice creams, sweets etc are really good . Parking is small , but mostly ok during weekdays. Busy during weekends . Overall , a good shop ..

I think their prices are a bit high, but so is the quality of their food. Having lived in…read moreShrewsbury for many years, I have shopped at all the stores. I like that it i not as big as Wegman's, Price Chopper is filty and dingy, Shop and Stop IS no longer here but was just average, nothing special, Shaws is the worst, dirty, emplyees rude, and the lack of quality of their food quite obvious.I personally like Roche Brothers for their quality and service. Everyone goes out of their way to help you find something.

Hey My name is Yolanda Mojica I would like from my humble heart Thanks you to customer Mrs Lauren…read moreand man that help me too opened my key car for the batteries replace and Mr Warren too and customer service Jason and the employees The Roche brother help to try found carnation power milk. Thanks you all for your time and help ! Have a wonderful weekend. And my car started .Thanks you to All!

Fresh, quality seafood daily. Service is always top notch! Every town should have a local seafood…read moremarket like Morgan's. Harbor to Hill.

I got the lobster bisque and halibut with mashed potatos and broccoli for my sides. The food was…read morefantastic, the lobster bisque was among the best I've ever had! The halibut was delicious and reasonably priced. The mashed potatos and broccoli were good too. This would have been a 5 star experience but I chewed on a bone in the halibut that wasn't removed. It would have been very dangerous if I accidentally swallowed the bone.

Love this place! Generous portions and friendly staff! Definitely a hidden gem. I like their…read moremeatball sub and soups. Their homemade bread is also amazing

Nice Lady. Very good Potato Pancakes. Gluten free items…read more Although I hear the bread is very good too.

Genuinely the cutest place ever. My friends and I wanted to spend the day doing a fall activity and…read moredecided to go here based off the highly rated reviews and the fact that none of us had ever been here before. This place is Halloweentown in real life. So festive, so fun, there's something for all ages too. We got food at the grill, went through the pumpkin patch, walked around the grounds, walked through the farm store, and ended with the most delicious apple cider donuts. Two of my friends said these were the best apple cider donuts they've ever had. Definitely recommend!!

Applepickung has become the thing to do in Central Massachusetts in the fall and we've been to all…read morethe places ... Honeypot Hill (overcrowded) ... Nashoba Winery (You need a ticket, or they sell out. Apples are sparse and often need to be picked off the ground as there are none on the trees) ... Red Apple Farms (Our favorite for scenery but the apples aren't great) ... Bolton Farm (climbing up a steep hill with a bag full of apples) ... etc. Tougas is billed, by them, as the number one apple picking location in the country. Given the crowds, I can see why. You'd be best off going during the week because during the weekend, it's more crowded than Disney World. They have an outdoor food court with tables ... and the food is super pricey and super mediocre. Maybe below mediocre ... my $12 cheeseburger didn't even taste like meat. It had the consistency of a brown sponge soaked in grease. The pulled pork was surprisingly tasty ... but not the fresh type of BBQ you'd expect. More like something from a container brought home from the grocery store. The drinks are also crazy expensive. $9 for a draft beer ... and they leave 1/8th of the cup empty. I paid $36 for 3 beers after tax and asked if they would actually fill the beer up all the way. The server refused saying that the owner doesn't let them because if beer spilled out during pouring from the draft, that is wasted beer. So, instead they fill it 1/8th up ... and essentially save a'phantom beer' after pouring 8 beers. Pretty shitty. Beyond that, to charge an extra $2 for a sugar rim and an extra $4 for a single (stale) cider donut as garnish ... also shitty. Everywhere else does a sugar rim on a pumpkin beer in the fall for free. I am surprised they don't charge for ketchup and mustard for the food. Cheapskates. The apple orchard itself is nice. You get a 4 minute wagon ride included with a bag of apples. Here's the kicker though ... each $36 small bag of apples includes only 3 people in the orchard. It's $10 per person for extra people!!! If you buy the larger bag for $50, you get 5 people. The small bag holds about 15 medium-sized apples. That's pretty slimy making people pay extra if they want to bring 2 parents, two kids and grandparents. The orchard itself is not as picturesque as some of the other ones. This has young grafted trees, about 9 feet tall. Not really trees but thin sapplings modified to grow tons of fruit. The good thing is you won't have much trouble getting to the top. The bad thing is it feels more like walking through apple hedges than an apple orchard with real trees. Having said that, as of the first weekend in October, there were still lots of varieties of apples and plenty on the trees. The apples do taste good ... not the best we've had but not the worst. The trees are well marked and it's fairly easy to fill a bag up and we enjoyed every variety we tried. They do a good job of controlling the crowds ... you don't have to wait for than 20 minutes for a wagon ride to the orchard. There is a big petting zoo. The food does take a long time if there are crowds. (We waited 40 minutes peak season). I will say that they need to redesign the store. At the back of the store is a counter which serves ice cream and deli sandwiches. The line stretches outside of the building and wraps around. This makes it impossible to get into the store to browse. Overall, you probably won't hate your time here ... unless you really dislike crowds. Imagine Disney on school vacation week and that's what weekends here feel like. It feels more like a theme park or fair ... It doesn't have the homey and orchard-y feel that a lot of other places do. If you want more of a traditional apple picking experience in an orchard, I'd stay with some of the smaller spots in the area. If you want more scenery and foliage, Nashoba is your best bet. If you want a full day experience with a pumpkin patch, apple picking, wagon rides, food court, petting zoo, etc. this is crowded but some people might like that feel. Also, they have the best variety and don't run out as soon as smaller orchards due to the size of the property. Just make sure you save your money ... a bag of apples, lunch and a drink or two will set you back $200+.

This was an interesting experience. I had never been to an India supermarket and I was impressed…read moreat how well organized it was. They had lots of things that I honestly had no idea what they were but the fruits and vegetables looked fresh. The store was very clean, well lit, and well organized!! Going to pay was the least pleasant part of this experience. It was very slow with only 2 cashiers and a steady stream of customers. So if you're not in a rush this is an ok place to shop. The prices seemed reasonable but I didn't spot any good deals.

I love this store. The fruit and veggie selection is full of exotic and every day items at great…read moreprices. Hard to find Asian ingredients are found here. I've never been charged more than once as some people have complained and I've not had an experience with expired food. I would like to point out that this does happen at other local grocery stores. Cultural differences, and language, probably account for other complaints about service, etc. It's a grocery store in an old space. The floors aren't very shiny any more and some other things like displays are also old. This does not make it dirty. Someone I know who works at another local grocery store chain warns me to always wash fruits and veggies (pretty much everything) as they have seen first hand many employees not washing their hands after using the bathroom. And rudeness... don't get me started.

This is your typical Walmart. The service is lacking but what would you expect. Today it was…read morerelatively well organized which is not common for this location. It's. Wally world what else could you expect....

This store keeps taking things out of the store that I buy regularly. Now, I have to drive to other…read morestores to buy what I should be able to get at Walmart. And, those items were always out of stock, so they were selling.

Wegmans is my favorite supermarket in the area. The positives include:…read more * Great selection of products * Well-stocked produce department * Excellent seafood selection, especially the cod loins, which are consistently thick and fresh * Plenty of poultry options * Many organic choices * Very large, well-stocked liquor section * Wide variety of prepared foods The negatives include: * No baggers * Long lines during busy times * Some prepared foods are far too salty * Higher prices on certain items Overall, if all the grocery stores in my area were the same distance from me, Wegmans would easily be my primary supermarket.

I really like this supermarket now. When I moved to MA shortly before COVID started, I only went…read moreonce and I was shocked about the prices. They seemed rather high to me. However, after Hannaford closed in Marlborough, I started going to Wegmans on a regular basis. You can get everything you need for cooking and baking at Wegmans. If you use the Wegmans brands, the prices will be reasonable and the quality of the products is great, too. Their bakery and prepared good section is awesome. I love to grab a slice of pizza or cake when I go shopping. There is also plenty of parking available and the order online & pick-up service saves a lot of time, too. It is also very convenient for pregnant and new moms .

Props to the tire department for being fast, friendly and extremely helpful. The manager Gustavo…read moreand his asst. Moua, are the best! Had a nail in my sidewall and they didn't make me wait long, thankfully because I had my 2 kids on the spectrum with me. I highly recommend getting your next set of tires here.

They should shut down . Prices are through the roof and service sucks. Every 3 weeks prices…read moreescalated 25&30% on in store purchases. Store is dirty and very little workers to help customers. Onlineshopping is worse. Pay for delivery and you have to reserve time for delivery that comes 2 and 3 hours late. Door dash is a horrible service and does not value customers either. Save your money and shop elsewhere. BJ's sucks

Meh. The employees couldn't be bothered. I walked in,... with no other customers. Stood at the…read morecounter. Nobody looked up. Waited. Waited some more. Finally I called out "Hello?" Then a young lady sauntered over and begerudgingly took my order. I bet this place won't be here long. The owner doesn't care and neither do the employees.

Tried this location for the first time today. Just ordered the regular size and I had to double…read morecheck my receipt when I got home because that was the tiniest $10+ sub I've ever gotten anywhere. It tasted delicious, but was so small. Doubt I will return unfortunately if that's the real portion size. Yikes!