Very slow very packed cashiers are very slow and they don't even check your receipts anymore so you…read morecould walk out with Care is full of shit stolen and they don't care so

Typical Walmart that sells everything you need from groceries to household items. There's also a…read moreDunkin inside that's just as a big was a normal sized fast food joint.

This is now a Hannaford grocery store. Small but has everything you need. Good selection of local…read moreMaine items.

Decent prices, name brand groceries and items, speedy check out…read more However, the customer service provided by the cashiers and bagging people are awful. Every time we shop here they complain about their jobs and if someone has a large amount of items they complain about it. If we could shop somewhere else, we would. Employees at any store are the faces of a business. Bad employees, bad business. If you're not from around here like we aren't, take the extra drive to Walmart in Presque Isle. More money, more gas, but you'll get better treatment and professionalism.

We really enjoy shopping here, the cashiers & staff always make us feel comfortable & welcome. We…read morevery rally go there & not find what we are looking for, We order all our meat orders for the month from there.

I had to pick up a few items while I was in the area. Very surprised at the total cost, I thought…read morethe cost would've been more!

A nice size grocery store with lots of variety. The bakery when you walk in is right there. And it…read morelooks like they had some good priority to choose from. We've had the glazed donuts and they were tasty. He had a good variety to choose from and some prepared meals, sandwiches, and salad to choose from. What department seem to have fresh veg available and people around to ask if you need help finding something. Our cashier was very quick and efficient. They have people helping bag your stuff which is nice. Seems like it's the typical supermarket.

Hannaford's is a supermarket and pharmacy. They began selling produce in Portland in 1883…read more Hannaford cares about the community. In 2020, Hannaford donated $1.75 million to help individuals impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. All unsold food is donated to hunger relief. This market has everything on your list. From health/beauty, baked goods, fresh produce, plants and fresh flowers, meat/seafood, and groceries. The staff are always helpful and willing to go out of their way to assist customers.

The atmosphere is great! Laid back, good food. The burgers are a must, so fresh and juicy, the…read morepoutine is also delicious. The hamburger potato skins are not good (basically home fries with a Big Mac on top) and the BBQ nachos are sub-par, not enough chicken or bbq sauce. 4/5 for the burgers and atmosphere. They also serve a pie of the day as a dessert when dining in, a cookie when taking to go, desserts are very yummy.

This is a great seasonal restaurant that will remind you of cracker barrel. Part country store,…read morepart restaurant. The food is very good and they give you plenty! The chicken tenders are very good and the loaded fries are truly loaded. For those who like poutine they have many varieties. Dessert is simply placed im front of you no matter what you order. They also serve a very filling breakfast and one meat means one choice of meat, not one piece. I think they gave me 5 or 6 pieces of bacon. The toast is homemade bread and they give you homemade jam as well that you can buy there. They serve breakfast and lunch with a breakfast buffet a couple times a year. They also sell baked goods, homemade fudge, whoopie pies, and other baked goods, candy, and a multitude of locally made crafts and furniture. Definitely a must see!

I have not yet visited--goals!--but I am now a loyal customer of Bouchard Family Farm's ployes mix,…read moreand it's safe to say I'm obsessed. Ever since I heard about ployes I wanted to try them, but unfortunately it's impossible to find them in a restaurant unless you're waaaaayyyy up north near the Canadian line in French Acadian territory. Then I found the ployes mix at my local co-op, and decided how hard could it be? It's in fact RIDICULOUSLY easy to make them; you just add water! There's a short video to watch if you go to the farm's website, and I recommend doing that so that you know how to thin the mixture so that it's perfectly spreadable. I've got my technique down now and am coming up with the *perfect* saucer-sized ployes--and they are DELICIOUS. (And healthy and actually not high in calories either.) So far I've just been eating them with a little bit of maple syrup drizzled on top, but apparently you can have them with savory food as well, so I'll definitely try that next. Can't wait to make the trek up to the farm myself someday, and in the meantime, I just want more. Yum!

This is a great local store. On the day we visited, there were lots of fresh vegetables - spring…read morepeas the first of the season's new potatoes, and beets. Also fresh strawberries that had been picked near Presque Isle. We also got a pair of incredibly delicious ribeye steaks that we grilled the same night - definitely worth a return visit. Plus bacon and fresh eggs. We enjoyed all of our picks!! There are some gift-shop items, including stuffed animals, children's books, wood crafts, and country-style decorations.

Like entering Aladdins Cave…read more Metro has certainly set an impossibly high standard for its competitors to match, particularly on the West Coast, and I marvelled at the quality and price of the goods offered. In relation to the quality and price versus what we have experienced elsewhere in Canada, Metro truly has no competition. It was simply a common feature of our shopping experiences in the past that the quality of the items precluded a visit to a grocery store with anything but a hand basket. In Metro, we used a grocery cart, and it was soon teeming with purchases. An entirely phenomenal experience!