No personality, over priced, and not very clean. Not a very…read morepleasant place to go. Rather go a few extra miles for better service

This establishment is very close to where I live, and as such I do a fair amount of business here…read more The fact they really resent taking debit or credit cards has cost them about $150 a year in business from myself. I am one of those who rarely have cash on me. The coffee they make is outstanding! Unfortunately in the morning when I count any cash I have laying around, and am usually a few cents short. So I go to Cumberland Farms, just down the street. They take debit without drama, even if all their coffee, no matter what flavor they label it as, always tastes the same. Try using a debit card at Oak Hill Cash Market, the owner acts like you are a complete asshole. Plus they are out of cream 80% of the time I go there. I have to ask, then stand around and wait for them to "get to it". But regardless, the way they make their coffee is incredible and is even better (and much cheaper) than Dunkin Donuts. The breakfast sandwiches are another highlight...always plenty just freshly cooked, so there is no waiting. The pizza they make could not taste much worse, however....a limp, soggy crust and just not good by any stretch of the imagination. It's almost like you have to try to make a Pizza this bad. Because it is a convenience store, the groceries appear to be from a museum and way too expensive to consider, even in a pinch. That being said, I do not go out of my way to do business here, but would get my daily cup of coffee here every single day if using a debit card did not cause the owner to act like you are putting him out of business by doing so. But they do some things extremely well, and I can't go less than 4 stars, as it is locally owned and operated and it's nice to see these places succeed. They do have my 4 star rating, and I recommend this place on the strength of their Coffee and Breakfast sandwiches. You won't get that quality at a chain store.

I was in the area for a short stay and needed to pick up some lunch and dinner. I really enjoyed…read moreHannaford's prepared foods--we tried the quiche, a BBQ chicken sandwich, and their rotisserie chicken, and everything was delicious, fresh, and reasonably priced. Their fruit selection also looked very fresh. One of the associates was especially helpful when I asked where to find an item. she even used the store app to track it down for me. Overall, Hannaford isn't a budget supermarket, but the quality is excellent, and they offer a nice variety. For me, their prepared foods are the real standout.

This particular Hannaford has a large parking area with ample spaces. The store is well stocked and…read morethe staff is friendly and helpful if you need assistance. That being said, their pizza is utterly terrible. I know, I know, no one actually goes to a grocery store to get pizza. Well, I was curious and just had to try it. The pizza I had tasted old and crusty. The base and crust were thin and crispy, but the crust was totally flavorless. The sauce was decent but the cheese was what you would expect from a slice being kept warm for three days on end. This is even worse than I expected. Again, I'm giving the store a good review for their ability to provide all the other things a grocery store should. Just don't expect good pizza.

This location is very convenient because it is right around the corner from where I live. Staff is…read morevery friendly and as a regular they will remember your face and name. My wife goes in and they always ask her how the family is doing. Food City is owned by its employees and their prices tend to be on the higher side for some items. They do have a deli counter that offers some good meats that we get when they do on sale. Corn beef or pastrami goes on sale for $9.99/lb every couple weeks and it tends to go fast. One big positive is they carry several lactose free options with milk and cheese so I can eat those without any issues. The only negative I can find is when we get lots of rain and wind, in the area, their produce department gets water coming in from the ceiling. They typically have to throw out all contaminated produce and they shut that area down for the protection and safety of consumers. They should just spend the money to fix the roof. They recently relined the parking lot which makes parking much easier and organized because everyone would park in different ways and directions which reduce how many could park. Oh one other thing, they offer a LARGE selection of nibs (small alcohol bottles) and at a very decent price. Average price ranges from $1.99 to $4.99 depending on the brand or type of alcohol. The tobacco and alcohol area is where they seem to make the bulk of their money.

The cashier in the express lane refused to touch the bags I brought because they were, quote "dirty…read moreand smelled bad". The bags were old, not dirty, and they didn't smell like anything. 3 star review because every other experience at this location was pleasant

The Turner location is larger in size and offers more selections in all your typical grocery…read morevarieties. They have more baked goods and a deli along with a larger selection of butchered meats and frozen foods. Staff is very friendly. What differentiates these location from the others is the ability to drop off boxes to ship via UPS. It's closest UPS drop off from Livermore Falls.

Everyone here is great, especially the people who help with ups printing and shipping!…read more We're new to Maine and this is our closest store.. and we do wish there were more organic and vegan foodstuffs here... but maybe that'll happen over time.

I found this Target to be clean and organized. The staff were not very helpful but I was able to…read morelocate the department I was looking for. I just needed a few pair of socks. The other items we were looking for were basic and unavailable. I think too many stores are ordering only what they can make the most profit off of instead of taking care of the consumers needs. Would I stop in here again? Sure, but I would not count on this Target to have what you need.

The good: they always have my favorite flavor of Poppi soda in stock. Cashiers are sweet…read more The bad: the store is trashed! Busy weekend with graduations and prom? Perhaps. Plus size clothing department is holding steady at being the WORST of any Target I've been in. Out of stock of the plastic totes I came for. The bathrooms were DISGUSTING. Absolutely horrid and terrifying. The folks were having to what toilet paper with the one stall that had one. The floors were muddy?! Trash everywhere. Clearly people are stealing things because there are tags all over the floor.

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.

It gets 3 stars because it really does have a lot of stuff…read more Food, gardening, tools, household repair supplies, etc. However...it's pretty darn expensive. I guess they can be, because the closest grocery, hardware or Walmart is at least a 20 min drive in either direction. Example: I paid almost $18 for 2 packs of buns and 1 jar of mayo.

My experience was a stark contrast from that of the first poster. Simply put, abhorrent customer…read moreservice. I moved here back in February and have visited both stores on pond road. Both locations have the same glaring issue: some of their employees have awful attitudes. If I run out of milk or forget batteries I'll drive the extra 20-25 minutes just to avoid the inevitably upsetting experience. Also the pizza is pretty cheap but not worth it. The last time I got it the cheese wasn't cooked through, but there was enough grease to drown an army. This next thing is maybe petty but every time I ordered a pizza they'd (hesitantly, almost as if forced to) say "have a good night"...I'm about to drive over there and get a pizza, remember? Why not "see you soon" or nothing at all? Have a good night...maybe that's why when I actually go in to get it, they look at me like I have 5 heads and struggle to reciprocate basic pleasantries. Aside from that I was charged 2 separate times on my card because their "machine was broken"...then don't have people use their cards guys - come on. And on the same occasion a woman was having an issue with the pumps and the associate behind the desk was so indifferent and rude, I thought it was a joke, I thought hear people must know each other, but no. I'd steer clear unless you live right up the road or are a regular, they seem to be the only people who get treated properly. They've lost my business entirely. *theres a very nice older lady who works at the store at the bottom of the hill, near the post office cafe. Maybe the other associates at both locations should take a lesson: actually treat people cordially and be somewhat professional.