Busy location, good place to stop for fountain soda and refilling gas before hoping on the…read morehighway or headed to downtown. Sign up for their rewards program and save of many items

For a gas station it's fine. I don't go inside too often. Sometimes the credit card swipe doesn't…read morework outside. It doesn't always ask to print a receipt either, which I don't care about but I'm sure others do. Randomly half the pumps are out of service too. But I go and get gas, and it is fine.

Very clean grounds and store. Dunkin's and prepared food. Reasonable prices, islands around gas…read morepumps are always clean and well stocked

I couldn't find the drink I was looking for to make it a 2/$5 deal but April went above and beyond…read morefor me. searched and found exactly what i needed in the back without me even asking. Thank you again April, you made my day!

This abandoned parking lot was finally turned into a decent strip mall with this little gem of a…read moreconvenience store. Has all my favorites, and good selection of other products, and the nicest people around. I like this store even more after finding out that the warm and gracious owner is a veteran who was unemployed before he took a chance on this store. If they see more than two people in line, they always open up the second register. Thank you, Mr. Majid, for your service to our country and your service to our neighborhood.

As a local customer, I cannot believe how HORRIBLE this store associate is especially the morning…read moreshift- worst attitude ever!! I promise you it aint worth the hassle if you gotta deal w the nasty service! (If I wasnt working- ill handle her myself)

This is my first time shopping at Market Basket. They have plenty of option for prepared food…read more Their sushi is freshly made and sandwiches are delicious. Their bakery also has many different options. Produces, meats, deli, and seafood are fresh. I came here around 11AM and they are in the middle of restocking their shelves. Cashier and bagger/courtesy clerks are nice and friendly.

Market Basket in Brockton needs to be supervised more closely\. I have repeatedly found moldy fruit…read moreand rotten or poorly maintained vegetables, and this is becoming unacceptable. These days, we are working hard to provide for our families, and with the rising cost of groceries, customers should be able to expect fresh, quality produce for the money we are spending. I actually spoke with a manager a few months ago about this issue, but unfortunately, the problem continues\. Today, I went grocery shopping and was extremely disappointed by the condition of the broccoli\. I have also found mold on fruit on multiple occasions. I understand that produce can occasionally spoil, but when customers repeatedly encounter moldy fruit and rotten vegetables, it raises serious concerns about how often the produce is being inspected and rotated. I hope management at the Brockton location takes this feedback seriously and makes sure the produce section is checked and maintained more frequently. Customers deserve better.

This is one of the newer Costco locations in the area…read more Situated in Sharon, Massachusetts this store carries all the items and products Costco is known for along with a liquor section.

Wow, perhaps the best Costco around. Plenty of parking near the entrance. Wide floor plan with…read moreplenty of room and more selection. The Costco gas station at the end of the parking lot is amazing. Plenty of pumps with lights indicating open and occupied pumps. Plenty of space between the pumps to allow cars to move about. Very impressive visit

We've been shopping at this Whole Foods location since it was Bread & Circus many years ago. We've…read moreseen many changes over the years, but this review will cover only our recent experiences. Since Amazon took over, there has been a decline. Favorite products have disappeared and produce quality can often be hit or miss. Strawberries specifically can either be great or a disaster. The meat department is excellent. The prepared food dept is excellent. In fact I only have two complaints. First, the Amazon "pickers" who rush around the store putting orders together. These black-vested carriage bashers don't pay attention as they stare at their phones, push their way through crowded aisles, and don't give rats behind about regular customers. They are rude and disrespectful. I have yet to find a competent, courteous, aware black-vest "pickers" yet. It's a detriment to the experience. I wish the store would train these people to chill out and remember that people are spending $200-300 a week there not to be fighting over broccoli with a 50-year old roboshopper. My second complaint is pricing. It's frustrating to see a price of an item jump from reasonable to "too expensive so I won't buy it." Caulipower Chicken nuggets went from $8.99 to $12.99 in just two years. Steak strips went from $14.99 to $17.99 to now $21.99 in the same time span. Chocolate candy that was always under $10 is now $14 in just a year. I understand that pricing has increased in all grocery stores, but the hikes and jumps at WF is painfully excessive. Why do I keep going back? Because it's still the best store in our area. Always clean and easy to navigate. They usually have everything we're looking for and a smart shopper can ship the yellow tags and save a good amount on routine items. But the BEST thing about this store is the people. I could list half the employees that work there and have been there for years. They make the experience exceptional and deserve five stars, just in their own. Friendly, helpful, thoughtful, real, kind people who we trust. I haven't found that at Stop & Shop or Trader Joe's... at least not consistently. Their catering and holiday meals are fantastic and their teams are always super helpful in putting together the right combinations. We have ordered catering for work and home and our Thanksgiving meals are always great. They work hard on getting these right. TL;DR - shopping at WF in Bellingham MA is usually a pleasant experience though expensive. The Amazon "pickers" are often rude, pushy, and discourteous. The regular staff are wonderful and great at their jobs, always going the extra mile. Prices are tough to swallow sometimes and they often abandon favorite products to cater to shelf real estate. Five stars for the people, teams, and service. However, the other stuff took it down to four stars. we continue to shop between here and Market Basket weekly. I hope this was helpful.

Place is going downhill. It's bad enough they sell many of their brand products and little to no…read moremainstream brands. The meat and fish sections are both ehhhhh. Back in the day Whole Foods was THE PLACE to get prime meat and seafood. Now it's WEGMANS by far. The pizza here is now awful and the prepared food section is terrible compared to how it used to be. FYI I tried some mango shrimp thing and spit it out it was that bad. Shrimp was literally soft and weird. IDK now else to explain it. Just weird.

Trucchi's Supermarkets is an independent, family-owned and operated business with a handful of…read morelocations scattered throughout Southern Mass. They had their long anticipated grand opening of its new store in Middleboro last weekend. The Store: A complete renovation, from the previously decrepit Stop & Shop, is now finished at the 45,000 square-foot building. Highlights and details throughout the store are intended to capture the essence of greater Middleboro. An enormous full color bog mural is dedicated to the indigenously grown cranberry. Overall the store is quite clean (as you'd expect in a new store), well lit product is grouped as you'd expect. Standard Stuff: Inside are the typical full-service meat, deli, seafood, bakery, produce and floral departments. Prices seem typical, service was polite. Non-standard Stuff: Fresh popping popcorn as you enter sets the mood right. Nice selection of specialty cheeses and imported Italian products. Extensive selection of prepared and packaged food for the time constraint evenings. Huge variety of fruits and nuts. A cafe with seating, wireless access, serving espresso and gelato! Lastly, a bank open 7 days a week. Oh and they unload your groceries into the car, nice old-school touch. Wish List: A bigger selection of natural foods, some lively music and food sample selections. I love getting free-food! And no lobster? I never get it but this is southeastern mass, gotta offer the tasty critters. Opening Day I'm a bit odd in that I actually like to go food shopping. I enjoy wheeling an aluminum cart around and serving myself! But opening day was a madhouse. Giveaway raffles, fun activities for children including face painting, balloon artist and visits from Finn the Goldfish and Chester Cheetah only added to the complete chaos. It was like a post-apocalyptic 60 minutes of misery with bumper cart wars and long lines of despair and I wanted out-badly. Naively I thought it could be Middleboro's little secret (as I post a review) but clearly it's much too late for that. In retrospect, I think I'd rather starve or be eaten by zombies than endure another food shopping day like that again! I do hope it settles down so please stay away.

A step up from a convenient store. There produce is horrible…read moreit turns with in a few days. It's like they buy trailer loads of old produce. The store prices are very very high and because of it being a small store there very limited. All there stores are the same they just exist. Middleboro has over 25,000 people in it. You would think the selectman would pay attention to what the taxpayers need. A real supermarket Wegmans marketbasket Super Shaw's or Roche Brothers!