I went in a Market Basket a few days ago. Immediately I was blown away. Felt like I walked in a…read moregrocery store from +30 years ago. From the south, it felt like Winn-Dixie was alive again. Busy all over the store and full staff all over as well. Seemed like no other grocers were in town whatsoever. Love the uniforms. So professional. I came to see more info on the company and see on YouTube all the issues with the company between sibling ownership.

This is your average Market Basket. Parking lot is big. Hot bar is average. The one in New Bedford…read moreis bigger and has hot soup there too. Kinda irritated that they seem to have slowed down on selling their rotisserie chickens. I've gone so many times to get one and none to be found. I do love the cheap basil plants they sell in the warmer weather. Lots of registers open so lines are not super slow. Bathroom is ok. It is right next to a liquor store.

The floral centerpieces I ordered for my aunt's 100th birthday party were beautiful! Leah was…read morebeyond helpful, kind, and talented. She went above and beyond to help me create a wonderfully memorable day for my precious aunt. I needed a few extra pieces at the last minute, and Leah was more than accommodating. She saved the day! The arrangements were boxed nicely and were delivered to my vehicle when I came to pick them up. The price point was great, as well. A BIG thank you to Leah and Grace for being so amazing!

This local market is one of my favorites. We syop weekly for produce, baked goods and some prepared…read morefoods to go to the beach/ shore with. The food is pretty good, and the store often has a lot of local items. The staff are super friendly. There is a train track along the ceiling that runs occasionally. Customer service is exemplary. Recently there was a mistake with the ingredients in an item I bout, I brought it to the attention of the management and recieved a kind response quickly with an added thank you waiting at the customer service counter. This is local, small and community minded. ​

there was mold in the bottom of the package of ground beef. and this was supposedly packaged today…read moreat 4: 30 this was purchased around 5 o'clock

Store is "clean" for the most part. what i don't appreciate is charging for paper bags that rip as…read moresoon as you pick them up. if your gonna charge for bags how about you make them actually usable. cut savings cost when season across the street (literally a gas station has better quality bags) and i dont appreciate you having some freak breath over my neck at self checkout. if you think i stole something call the police, don't have some creep stand behind me. Food is overpriced as well. wish there were more mom and pop shops because i'm over stop and shop as a brand.

Hello, we love Lee's market, you're gonna pay more but the variety is unmatched, especially in…read morethat area.....there's nothing else. There's usually always something in the hot food department and the sandwiches are made well. Extensive cheese dept, the produce, the deli, I could go on.....must try!!

Huge variety. staff were extremely helpful. I love this market as it has an interesting variety of…read morefood that you normally wouldn't find in a grocery store. And just an extra, their almond Joy cookies are out of this world.

If you are in Fall River and looking to stock up on tasty Portuguese foods you can go to Portugalia…read moreif you want trendy, but go to Amaral's if you want delicious things at a great price without the fuss. The rotisserie chicken that they have on Saturdays is delicious, even my picky eating five year old was all about it. I also love their marinade that they have at their meat counter, it's like a piri piri/chorizo sauce. You can buy meat already marinating in it or a container of it for undere $2. You just have to ask at the meat counter. I also like to stock up on my Azores butter here. The cheese counter is a lovely sight. My aunt loves the St Jorge cheese. They cut it right off of the wheel for you. I'm obsessed with the fresh cheese that they carry from Manny's Dairy Farm. The large container generally does not last the weekend once my husband and I dig into it. Like fresh mozzarella, but better. The piece de resistance for me is their Portuguese corn bread-- broa. If you've never had it, it's a corn and rye bread (not at all like Southern cornbread). When you are headed to the checkout here they have it towards the front. I don't know if it's like this everyday, but on Saturday mornings it is literally still hot when you grab one. Super fresh and super delicious. It's the perfect compliment to that fresh cheese! Overall a solid supermarket with great items.

Nice selection of Portuguese wine ( and other Portuguese foods). Also, they have St Jorge cheese…read morewhich I like a lot. Banana selection wasn't good on the day I was there.

Wonderful place! Wife & I visit every time we're in the area--always a time to stock up on fresh…read morelinguica & chourico, as well as the Portuguese version of anisette. Love it!

If you like specialty markets then you will LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. Specializing, or rather a…read morehigh concentration in Portuguese foods and staples this place is pretty damn interesting to walk into. Ever had fava nuts? Ha! Me either until I went here and now they are one of my alltime favorite snacks. Ever heard of Sumol? Me either until I went here. It's a soda that is kind of like orangina only sweeter. About 40 different kinds of port. Go figure. Salted cod. Got it. Sure, you are not going to fidn artisan cheeses here (seriously Amanda?) but you have to love this place for what it is.

Oooooh, what an A+ marketplace for specialty foods, kitchenware, artsy home decor, wines, savories…read moreand sweets from the Portuguese kitchen. This is not just a place you go to pick up your chorizo and pastel de nata, though you will. This is a destination marketplace to wander each aisle and discover new flavors. Fill a container with olives from big beautiful tubs. Order salted fish from the cold room with the fishmongers. And good luck finding a bigger variety of sardines. As if selecting a cart full of nosh for your Saturday night is not a big enough task here, you also have Ginormous pastries and breads in their bakery, as well as butcher fresh meats and seafood. Truly a delightful, delicious experience.

Everything about this place is beautiful! What a beautiful…read moretribute to the Portuguese culture. Even if you aren't Portuguese you should check it out.

I love Aldi, their Kettle Chips are crispy and crunchy...now selling for $1.95 (used to be $1.25 a…read morewhile ago!!). Unless you get a really good sale at other grocery stores this is one of the best regular prices for chips (taking into the account the quality of the product). I love that even though the lines at Aldi are usually long, the cashiers are really good and speedy on the checkout process...they are so fast !!! They really do a great job getting people out of there as quickly as possible.

Huge, clean Aldi's that's been open for about 1 month. Right when you walk in there is a huge…read moreselection of fresh fruits, vegetables, and salad mixes, both organic and conventionally grown. I couldn't get over the selection at this store. GREAT prices on Perfect Bars (find them in refrigerated area near hummus) which run for about $3.00/bar at Whole Foods or other grocery locations but here they were only $1.89/bar! They also have newer flavors of Health-Ade Kombucha which I was not expecting to find here either. They also have GT's Kombucha here too.