Shaw's is not our go-to store for groceries. However, when we can't find certain things at…read moreHannaford, either they are out of stock, or it's an item they don't carry, it's usually Shaw's to the rescue! This Shaw's is one we go to maybe once a month. Based on those experiences, we have never had a bad experience at this Shaws. It's usually very well stocked in all departments, the premade areas are usually the ones that might have some bare shelves. Either they are on top of stocking or they don't sell things as quickly? either way, we have found things we wanted and the dates were never past. They usually carry the hummus we like (Joseph's), they are usually never out of Mt. Dew Zero, and their produce is usually pretty good. The bakery is great for ordering kids bday cakes or cupcakes - they usually have cake toppers in line with current pop culture. They also will give you toppers for free if you buy an ice cream cake! The store is well lit and the music not annoying. This store has less of a "smell" than the the Shaw's in North Deering and is less crowded than the Shaw's in Falmouth. One thing I don't like about the layout is halfway down the aisle splits. The center section is usually chaos with people trying to read signs midway down while turning. The customer service was not notable, expect for the bakery team - they were great. Parking lot is ok, it's shared with other businesses so the entry and exit is usually chaos on the weekend.

People seem so happy,not. At the check out. I did ask a man working a the dairy a question. He was…read morehonest and very pleasant. My husband and I both work in the retail business. The cashiers are the last people you see. They are what the customer remember. Know wonder the place was dead at 2:00 in the afternoon on a Saturday.

Not the nicest Walmart by any means (are any of them?) but, we needed the essentials for my…read moredaughter during a week long trip and stopped here for snacks, diapers, wipes, and a few other things while in town. We found all the things we needed (and some we didn't) but this location just felt a bit dingy and in need of some refresh and love.

I honestly hate Walmart with a burning passion. But sometimes it is a necessary trip due to the…read morecorporation monopolizing the market in small towns. Came in to price a camera, to order online. Saw that the store actually had it in stock. Stood at the electronics counter for 10 mins, and nobody came to assist. Found the guy in the aisle, and he made no attempt to help. Didn't even say hello. So, I walked away. Guess I'll spend my $600 elsewhere. Also the plus size clothing selection at this store is HORRENDOUS. It's terrible. All year round, this is where they decide to drop their clearance racks for other clothing departments to make the section appear full. All of the clothes are cheap nasty material that nobody wants, certain things have been there since last fall. It's truly pathetic! Their bathrooms are an absolute dumpster fire. ALL THE TIME. Don't even get me started on their idiotic parking lot and the drivers that park there. None of these customers have any right to even have a drivers licenses. Everybody is arrogant and entitled. I can't even tell you how many times the handicap parking is invaded by non handicap people that don't have any compassion. The only saving grace this store has is that they have the new Alpine Blast Poppi soda in stock and their door greeters are the nicest people in the world. That's it. Literally everything else SUCKS!

I don't think people who live in this area realize how great they have it with this Hannaford…read more(clearly they've never been to the one on Forest Ave in Portland which is no less than traumatizing). It's tremendously clean! It's extremely well stocked! It's an easy to navigate floor plan! The produce is beautiful looking! The cheese area is abundant and beautifully maintained! People shopping here are neighborly to each other! Seriously, it's a very nice store. Sure, I'm one of those people who prefers the segregation of my Nature's Place organic and natural foods into their own area, but they do a solid job at clearly identifying the sections among the aisles that are home to those products. I will admit: I've never been here during the middle of summer, so maybe it is a lot more hectic and chaotic here. But your busy Hannaford during July is the Hannaford on Forest Ave in Portland 24/7/365, so perspective. No, the parking lot isn't the best of the Hannaford parking lots (I'd say Westbrook and Lewiston have those) - mostly because the entrance/exit is a bit constricted; and, inside, there could be more aisles open when cashing out, but I appreciate that the Self Checkouts were all working and moved quickly. All in all, Yarmouth is lucky to have such a nice Hannaford!

We stop at this Hannaford when we are passing through town, because it is pretty convenient to get…read moreto from 295, Rt. 1, especially during off season, and we are able to find our weekly grocery items at this location. Parking - it is a shared lot with a few other businesses and it is a shared driveway - it makes it a bit crowded and hectic. The parking lot can be a challenge to navigate whether you're walking through or driving through it. It seems that someone is always honking at someone. People don't really look carefully, so be on the lookout for reverse lights. The good news about the small lot, is that carriage racks aren't far from wherever you might be and i have NEVER seen a stray cart sitting out in the middle of the lot. The store seems smaller than most I have been in and is very crowded during peak hours, end of day between 5-6pm. I have found the quality of the produce to be great and sourced locally. They were selling Ricker Hill Farms Apples today. Great quality. The bakery and cheese section is where I spend a lot of time while waiting for the deli number to be called. One word LOCAL! Pigs Fly Bread, BIG SKY BREAD!!!! Debbie's Pies, Wicked Whoopie Pies and PINELAND FARMs cheeses!! I could go on and on, but you just need to come and see for yourself. The rest of the aisles and products are typical, until you get to the other side of the store, where there is an Agency Liquor store inside! It's a nice space, plenty of options of wine, spirits, beer and on occasion they have tastings. While they don't have rare/limited release beers, they do have a good selection of craft beer. Staff is pleasant for the most part. They work quickly to move customers through the lines. The only complaint I have is that their customer service desk, isn't really a customer service desk...it's a register and if there isn't enough staff and or they are busy, they close it and only run it as a checkout. Hence the 1 less star, as I really needed stamps, so much for my one stop shopping. I do recommend this Hannaford if you are in the area. Great products and good prices. Don't forget to bring your own bag to avoid the $.05 surcharge.

Nice shop with lots of English and Scottish items ! From tartans to frozen food ! Even Surname…read morepins but I could not find mine . Bummer .

Cute place in a tourist town…read more I know it sounds a bit ridiculous (and I'm aware there's probably somewhere in Portland that has this) but I came here pretty much solely to get HP sauce, which I am appalled that standard grocery stores in Portland do not have! Sure, Amazon has it too and all that but I figured it made a good excuse to come out to Freeport and get HP sauce and maybe a couple other things. Tea drinkers and jelly lovers will have quite a time here. The shop is quite small and very much a gift shop. A bit peculiar to have in Freeport, Maine, maybe... but nevertheless there were a lot of worthless trinkets that could have easily been purchased. But I limited myself to just three items. I just realized i forgot to look in the fridge! Auuuugh!!! I guess I have to go back now.

If you want a snack late on Christmas night in Freeport, this is going to be your place. This…read moreCircle K was sold out of most things late that evening (likely, from others in my position), but I was able to rally together a sausage breakfast burrito and a packet of extra sugary honey roasted peanuts. The employee on call was very friendly. Would recommend dropping by if you are in a similar position!

Good and friendly people. Good place to stop and gwt a quick bite to eat. Big ara to get gas.read more

Very nice store with nice selection of items for sale. Convenient location with parking right in…read morefront of the building. I enjoyed shopping here as it was a nice change from the chain stores with their chaotic parking lots and big box store standards. Attractive building with flowers outside and a nice compact layout inside.

Place is tight so be careful with your cart coming around corners! Not a huge produce section but…read moreenough to get by. They had a decent amount of gf foods. We were able to get what we needed for a few days worth of breakfast on vacation as well as some gf snacks.

The bomb, The best frozen pizza I've ever eaten. Those are…read morebig words to say, however I speak the truth. No tomato just cheese, onion with just a touch of rosemary. The entire 10" pizza from the outer crust to the entire underside of the pizza is just plain phenomenal. This should become Trader Joe's number one pizza if it isn't already. Are you ready for the name of the pizza.... I't's called Bianca!!!! Run to Trader Joe as quickly as you can. As a side note my wife thought the onion was a little to sweet. I guarantee you will agree with me. Enjoy life, enjoy

I stg that the company chooses locations with the absolute worst parking imaginable. Every TJ's, in…read moreevery city. Same parking lot issues. But once that hassle is over, shopping is a blast. We drive down once every few months, from Gardiner. So it's nice to see the choices rotate on some things. It's always crowded in here, but Mainers are nicer than other TJ shoppers in other states, so it's tolerable. Love the artwork on the signs. Loveeeee the prices! So affordable. Such great quality food too. Just wish there was a Trader Joe's in central Maine. Begging you! Please! Augusta area desperately needs one! There is only one tiny health food store in the entire area. Not right. Not fair. Bring Trader Joe's to Augusta!

Really love wild blueberry pie and Rosemont Market's pie hits the spot. It is filled with an…read moreabundant amount of wild blueberries and a delicious crumble crust. I called ahead to reserve a pie and they were able to put one aside to make sure I would be able to pick it up. I looked around and they had a small selection of wines, fresh local veggies, fish and meats. Definitely pricey but can definitely see that the quality is better than the supermarkets. Overall lovely bakery!

This is a Rosemont location I have frequented over the years. I like it because there's a decent…read moreamount of on street parking nearby. The inside is honestly too small for the amount of product they sell and is pretty claustrophobic with multiple customers and staff. Not like running into people small but you need to be aware of yourself as you open refrigerator doors and stand in one place debating for excessive amounts of time like me. I used to always get Miyake sushi but it sells out fast/ it's after lunchtime when I go. Lately I got a turkey cheddar sandwich, it was hearty and on good bread but also $13. I usually get a fun drink since they always have new brands and options of things like watermelon water, coconut water, kombucha, seltzer, etc. I highly recommend the pretzel rolls and the ham/cheese croissant in the pastry cabinet, although those are usually sold out too. You can buy fancy chips and ice creams as well as local seafood and produce. It's a nice one stop shop but purchasing ingredients to make a meal is likely a splurge. Treat yourself and also grab a fancy chocolate bar by the register when you pay.