Delicious and worth the wait. I read posts whining about waiting in line for bread. Then don't…read morewait... it's a short wait for homemade bread baked in a clay oven. Besides you will meet new friends!

The bread was nothing special, dry, no flavor and certainly not worth the long time we spent in…read moreline. They run out of their top flavors and it makes me wonder if they know what flavors sell out why won't they make more of their best sellers.

This morning Rae's replaced the two quarts of berries that were mushy…read more they were very prompt in making it right thank you

Just stopped in was so happy to see a working farm. Disappointed to say the least most items looks…read morebrought in and expensive got some peaches only to find the supermarket sticker still on one of they.

No frills says it all! I'd rather have a nice selection of…read morelocal items at reasonable prices than a pretty farm market. And it's a mom and pop farm business making it even better. They have seasonal fruits, veggies, herbs and bedding plants. A patron for years, I have always been pleased with my selections. Today my purchase was tiny bunches of flowers priced at $1 per bunch. I was a hit with friends with these little packages of joy!

Good, Solid, and Local…read more I maintain a very small garden (mostly window boxes) so that I can maximize how much food I buy from local farms. I buy all of my herbs each Spring from No Frills. I get great prices on healthy plants. In the Summer, I tend to shop at garden stands that are even closer to me. At that time, No Frills has the advantages and disadvantages of being really local. You get really tasty food right out of their fields, but you'll never be able to buy a lemon or an avocado. In the fall, I often buy food at their "trust system" counter. I have come to rely on buying a box sweet potatoes then.

Great variety of vendors at the market this year: a large selection of food trucks plus crafts,…read moreproduce, plants and flowers. Definitely worth a visit!

Excellent! We ordered so much. Vege sandwich- so good…read moreLobster cocktail- ton of meat Calamari- ok not the best Seafood roll- soo good Kids chix tenders- good Fried shrimp entree- soo good

This store is located next to honey store across Exit Zero restaurant. Very friendly and welcoming…read moreowner. When I came in he had just finished making candied nuts so the store smelled so good. There were samples of the nuts on the counter and salsa in the fridge. I had strawberry salsa and it was delicious. It definitely had some spicy kick. They also has some olive oils, variety of dippings, and jams. Definitely check out this store.

This is probably one of my favorite places to get my specialty olive oil! Very nice employees,…read moreamazing quality food, great dips, and great gifts!

It's my favorite elevated deli. Every time I eat one of their breakfast sandwiches, I say, "Wow!…read moreThat was the best sandwich I've had in my life." It's always a great experience at Westside Market.

Very fresh hoagie with thin sliced meats and sharp provolone. Touchscreens were easy to use and…read moreservice was quick and friendly. Store has many different snacks and an excellent selection of fresh meats at the deli/butcher counter.

I don't know why, but I love this place. It's a small resort-town grocery store that hits me right…read morein the nostalgia. I always end up wandering around--everything's fresh, the service is great, and yes, it's mostly self-checkout now, but it's still my old ACME, and that's enough for me.

It is surprisingly a terrible ACME. It is small, the aisle are tiny, the stock is disorganized, and…read morethe workers seem to be in a zone of their own. Not much care is placed into this place it seems. I was able to get my small amt of groceries and go. The annoying part is that the parking lot is a PAID one. The first 30 mins are free but what if there is a long line or someone has a lot to buy and finds it difficult to search this store? They should validate parking to keep shoppers inside!