My review is based on the fact, I went to this store without a "mission". My family wanted to go in…read morefor something and I decided I would browse to see what they had to offer. It's astonishing that I have only been in this store twice, given the fact that I grew up in Brunswick...Anyway, i finally made it in. It's a smaller store, that feels like what you might encounter in a larger city. It was neat and clean. I couldn't really tell how aisles were organized, however, because I was browsing, it didn't stress me out. We encountered one staff member who "assisted" my sister and it was fine, very transactional, which is fine and again, what you might expect in a big city. Staff at the register were fast and efficient, didn't engage in too much conversation, just supportive of fruit pies I purchased. LOL They had a lot of offerings from some of our favorite local businesses! Standard Baking Company Little Lads Two Fat Cats Union Bagel The prices were competitive as well! They have fresh produce, meat, dairy, eggs, seasonings...pretty much everything you can find at Whole Foods but at a smaller more local scale. I can't wait to go back the next time in town.

Every single time I visit Morning Glory I spend way more money than I was expecting to (and leave…read morewith way more stuff than I came for)! How can I not when they carry products I... a) have never heard of b) have always wanted to try and had never been able to find before c) can't find anywhere else From healthy looking organic produce, to a plethora of gluten-free cereals, to the odd can of locally made beer that was sold out months ago in Portland, to frozen and refrigerated foods not carried elsewhere (like vegan salami! like vegan cheeses you've probably never heard of! like locally made - not just artisans from Cumberland County, but Androscoggin and Sagadahoc too!). Morning Glory is truly a natural foods store paradise. I drive out of my way to come here - I think it's probably the best natural foods store in Maine! - because there's so much right about this little local spot (prices, variations on themes of items, the smell [how can we bottle this up?], the candle and other home goods/gift options, the seasonal items, the staff seems more willing to help than ever before, even the space itself is welcoming despite it being overly crowded with shelves and people). I'm proud to support my local independent grocer!

Stopped by for the first time in... 5-6 years recently to buy 1 thing and ended up spending $90 and…read morewas totally impressed with how the market had changed. I stopped in after searching for Hop Water and saw on the Hop Water website the Good Life Market sold it. I arrived about a half hour before close so I was one of few customers and ended up buying a ton and wanting more. First, I found a 4 pack of beer that had JUST been released in Burlington VT and then Portland ME (collaboration beer) and immediately grabbed it. Absolute score! I was super impressed with the beer selection, both refrigeratorated and on the shelf, plus N/A options, hop waters, mixers, you name it. Before I even made it to the beer section I was drawn to the prepared food because I was hungry and knew I would have to prepare something when I got home. I got smoked ribs (probably a half rack) for $11.99, Cole slaw and a broccoli bacon salad. They had multiple refrigerators and freezers with everything you can imagine, frozen Slab pizza, health drinks, locals meats, local ice cream, etc. I noticed a huge wall of local coffee so I will be going back to hopefully find espresso beans, which are challenging to come by. I didn't notice inside seats but that would be a good addition. For the ribs, I wrapped them in foil and baked at 350 for 20-30 minutes. I was so happy to find real food, prepped for easy reheating. I will definitely be back with my husband to order sandwiches and pick up more goodies.

I am fortunate to live within walking distance from this lovely market. I've gotten many good…read moreproducts from them and realized that I haven't posted any reviews yet. Employees here are always friendly. Their food is always well-made and is of excellent quality. Prices are a bit on the high end hence the 4 stars. Pictured here is their Hometown Chef Salad and The Good Life Club. My stepson and I ended up sharing as the portions are huge. We even got 3 servings out of the salad. These two items are highly recommended. This market also has some fresh produce, several cheese options, interesting snacks and pantry items. Stop by and support local whenever you can!

This is one of the nicer Shaw's in Maine! But if you're in this specific area looking for grocery…read moreitems, I think you'd go to Hannaford first, then Shaws, then - as a very last resort - Walmart. The prices are expensive. That's the Shaw's way. The parking lot is chaotic. That's the Roosevelt Trail way. Found it cleaner than other Shaws; they had healthy looking produce the last time I was here, an abundance of flowers and plants, a friendly staff, a very easy-to-use and spacious self checkout area, and some plant-based items I only ever seem to find at Shaw's (definitely check out their freezer section for a whole host of fun options).

Clean and and well stocked. We usually only come here when we are in the area and are stopping in a…read morefor snacks and drinks. Parking is ok - it's shared with a lot of other businesses and can be annoying since there aren't divider islands - people tend to cut across - so look both ways Always! The self check out are so easy and great when you just have a few items. Prices are never great...but if they have things in stock...it'll do for the convenience.

Not all Walmarts are the same. In Maine, I think the best Walmart is the one in Scarborough. This…read moreone? Painful. The layout is confusing, the produce is sad looking (also - so specific, I know - but they don't carry many herbs; no dill or mint here, for example; very soggy looking berries), the overhead music is blasting so loud, the shopping carts are enormous and many seem to have one funky wheel, the space is small so the aisles are small and it feels like you're constantly in the shadow of shelves... I don't know, it's hard to explain. I think if you're looking for food/snack/grocery items, go to the Hannaford across the street (or the Shaws a quarter of a mile down the road). I understand the importance of this Walmart, seeing as it's ideally located en route to Sebago and you can stock up on all your camping/staycation essentials. As a local, I'd rather skip coming here entirely (even for using it as a convenient bathroom stop).

i bought a 50" tv here yesterday and this miserable and unkept woman didn't give me the receipt so…read moreI specifically asked her for it. She said "it will be in your email" dismissively" which i knew was impossible as i dont have my email registered with them. I told her i didnt get it and she was visibly upset and had her coworker come over to do it! This was on the evening of 3/31/26. I am switching to a different walmart as there are 3 within range of me and my experience at the Windham walmart is usually horrible.

Got my corned beef here for St. Patty's day and it was the best ever. Very little fat that came off…read moresuper easy. Every time I stop here it is clean, friendly with great service, and has more than the average meat market. 5/5 stars!

Great meat market. Lots of beef, pork, chicken, sausages, and many other choices. Knowledgeable…read morestaff too. We are regulars here. We regularly get ribeye or NY strips. Their ground beef is delicious! Try the signature sausages (half sweet, half hot).

wonderful local friendly neighborhood store . perfect location and wonderful staff with…read moreexceptional customer service.

They have an incredible selection of beers and wines. We parked 20 ft from the front door, so…read moreconvenient.

Year round store in Naples - hooray!! This is our go to grocery store - yes Hanafords is cheaper…read moreand has a bigger selection but I want to support Naples local businesses and I love that they are here all year. They have a weird selection of store brands from other stores, small produce selection, pre-cut deli, and lots of baked goods, chips, vacation snacks and more. They have a good beer selection and the UFO next door has even more beer. They also have an entire aisle dedicated to Naples clothing where we got t-shirts for the kids and sweatshirts. The clothing is cheaper than buying it at one of the gift shops down on the causeway. The negatives are that the parking lot gets very crowded on Saturdays in the summer and it can be tough to park a big truck in there. The check out lines can also get long especially on the far side of the store where they sell the cigarettes. Avoid that line if you can!

Bow Street does it again! I seem to have an uncanny ability to find tastings - and when I thought I…read morewas making a quick stop to get two avocados there was a tasting happening! It was great - the woman from the distributor was perfect. What made it extra memorable was a calligrapher who added messages to each bottle purchased. So yes, instead of 2$ for avocados I have a bottle of 10 year old Basil Hayden bourbon & bottle of tequila aged in a bourbon barrel.

This rating is specific to the Deli which I've NEVER had a good experience with. Only reason we…read morereturn is for Boars Head meats which can't be found anywhere else. For starters, they won't permit you to pre-order over the phone and direct you to the app, which also die NOT have an option to order deli meats. When you arrive at the deli, there are typically 4-6 employees standing behind the counter and not one of them will bother to acknowledge your presence. Certainly never any niceties. Instead, you'll find them shooting the shit tucked in the corner snacking on deli meats and cheeses. After multiple minutes waiting, One will come and ask if you've been helped because it's not obvious enough that I'm standing there alone, staring at them and no one has lifted a finger. This deli has to be the penalty box for Bow St workers because they all act like they're in a cage waiting to be let out and want absolutely NOTHING to do with patrons. They'll literally let meat roll off the slicer into a bag that ultimately falls apart when trying to remove a slice. Today, I got home to find a half pound of turkey ends. These guys clearly intentionally try to ruin days. Owners, PAY ATTENTION. This is on YOU.