This store is great from the sidewalks at the entrance to the back to the meat department…read more How do you say a food store is beautiful but this one sure is. I was a regular customer years ago and knew the store manager at time time Jim Oleary very well. Now under the watchful eyes of Greg Gaven who back then a member what was known as the Super Mangers, Greg is hands on and active in every department. The pleasure was seeing the employees from years past. Always a smile and amazed they remember my wife and I. Tipping my hand a bit,, my rivial the Seafood department,, the best always but the display worked unmatched by any I have seen. High marks Frankie Fish.

Star Market in Marshfield. I've been going to Star for the past six years. For the past 6 months…read morethe meat department has been poor for selection with no assistance. There is one employee that outwardly complains that he hates the store, hates management and does not care about customers. Today, he stated, "if the store does not care about the meat department, I do not care about customers". First, why does Star have employees that talk openly and very loud about how they hate management and their work environment. This is something a customer should not be told by an employee. I informed the manager at the store (5-8-2026) and he just looked a me. Someone at Star needs to address this environment.

This is a great local store for gift shopping. I got one of my favorite pairs of earrings there and…read morea charming serving dish. I've received compliments on both. One day last year I brought my daughter there, and in walked Steve Carell. That was a shock to both of us. He was so friendly to all the customers that it was a joy to see him. I meant to go back this August because that was the month we saw him. Other things I like there are amusing cocktail napkins and greeting cards. Also, the candy corner of the store reminds me of penny candy stores when I was a kid and is a nice place for children to visit. And the last time I was there I discovered that they had some good wines that I had never seen elsewhere. It is certainly one of Marshfield's treasures.

Not your typical general store with worn barnboard floors but has penny candy and some convenience…read moreitems. Serves coffee. Has drinks and wine. And lots of great gift items! I'm done Christmas shopping! A very courteous staff as well. Very helpful

Well, I ordered an Italian sub with the oil dressing on the side and instead I got the tomatoes and…read moreonion on the side as well as the dressing, but they didn't put. I didn't ask for the tomatoes and onion on the side. I only asked for the dressing they didn't put lettuce or anything that they normally would put on an Italian sub as far as condiments they totally screwed up myself. I didn't realize it until I got home. I live in Marshfield I went to the store in Hanover. It was horrible. I can't believe they screwed it up. That bad. I paid full price. I don't know what else to say. It's may sound like not a big thing but when I go out and order a sub I expect to get all the condiments on the sub I don't expect to have to go home and put it together and especially when most of my condiments were missing well that's all I have to say I won't be going back

I'll start by saying that I used to love Previte's subs, and I've never had an issue with any of…read moretheir cuts of meat on the butcher side. However, their subs at the deli have gone downhill at neck breaking speeds. I picked up two Tom Turkey subs for myself and a co-worker on my lunch break, got back to work, and unwrapped them. What we got instead were two subs, completely overflowing with stuffing, and 2 little thin cuts of turkey resting on top. Oh yeah, and it DID have a snail trail portion of cranberry sauce, buried under the box of Stouffers stove top. If you're looking for a gobbler sub. I'd stay clear from this one....unless wet soggy seasoned bread, stuffed into yet more bread is your thing.

everything about the market!! great people and food. everything is always fress!!!!!!!!read more

When visiting Marshfield, the Brant Rock Market is the ideal location to get all of your needs. The…read morecuisine is consistently tasty and fresh. There is an excellent bakery, deli, and butcher area. They also serve subs and sandwiches. The personnel is amiable. Please be patient as parking is a little tight.

What can I say? The food is great, the bakery is awesome and though the prices are a little high,…read morethe meat department is also pretty good. If you have the money to spend, I recommend this place.

It is more of a specialty market. They try to offer selections that are top tier. That goes for…read moretheir fresh produce and deli offerings too. They also serve top notch coffee.

A+ Support the…read morelittle guy when you can Prepared dishes on the weekends are always a great value Go for the Port Pot Roast

As others have mentioned, Perry's is a local, reasonably priced butcher shop and limited grocery…read moreand beer/wine/liquor store. For those of you who are from Massachusetts, you know how rare it is to find all of those things under one roof around here! And that's not even counting the adjoining laundromat. In addition to their quality cuts of meat, Perry's deserves special mention for its excellent crab cakes, which are perfect for grilling in summer or frying up in the winter time. Keep in mind that while the store is open until 9 most days, their deli and meat counter closes at 6 pm.

I have been going to Gerard's "forever" it seems. When I was a kid, we would stop and buy a turkey…read moresandwich and eat it at the Cannel. It signified the beginning of vacation. Mom would pick up stuff for our first few days and we were off... As an adult I have moved to the Cape, and go up to Gerard's several times a year, mostly for the fresh turkeys. Usually it is just a fresh one to be prepared at home, a must for Thanksgiving. Last week we got one to do on the grill, may I say better than ever? It was off the charts. The prepared food, including the turkeys, are consistently wonderful, although I do tend to only buy turkey related products. We have not tried any of the Italian offerings. If you are in the area, or traveling to the Cape on route 3, take the time to swing off and give it a try. I think you will find it worth you time.

Used to be great. Now it's just awful. The last time I went in, there was hardly any selection,…read moreeverything was almost empty and it wasn't near a holiday. The few items that were there did not look good. I was going to buy one of their "used to be awesome" turkey sandwiches and took one look at it and put it back. I walked out with nothing even though I had plans to buy a lot of things because it used to be so good . You're better off at the McDonald's down the street, sadly. I really hate to leave them a bad review; I grew up getting our turkeys for Thanksgiving from them every year (for 20 years). I was just so shocked at the drop in quality the last time I was there I feel like I should warn people. Ambience is awful too. It's very dark in there and food selection is limited. Like I said it used to be good now it's just gone downhill. Quite a shame.

Amazing food and customer service. The owner was really nice and they have a nice selection of…read morefood. The place also gives off a really old-fashioned, cozy vibe. I go there all the time and if I could, I'd rate it 5 stars every time I've went. I suggest you try it at least 2 times.

Reds has the most delicious and big sandwiches, I highly recommend getting a fresh sandwich and go…read moreto the beach and service is always quick and polite

I enjoy going to this Walmart! There were so many watermelons to choose from for the hot weather…read moreand at a cheaper price than the typical grocery store. It also has a great anime section that I can find unexpected things.

zero rating. I was there yesterday and the store had like 50 people running around with those…read morestupid Walmart jackets on. Some of them wondering around aimlessly like they're customers shopping. The ones doing work expect me to get out of their way instead of giving the customers a little breathing room. They act like they've not had 5 minutes of customer service training. I parked at the auto center end and the door was locked with a note to enter at the front. That's a long walk. How is that supposed to work if I need my car serviced.