We go to Madison alot for weekly things such as bread and milk, always very friendly and helpfulread more

I went in a few days after Halloween looking for small pumpkins. The manager let me know that they…read morehad none left. When he found out they were for a school project, he offered to give me as many decorative guards as I could use. How kind!

Plenty of parking and shopping cart stalls. The entrance to…read morethe parking area is a bit tricky, just be sure to look all ways, as people zip in and out of this lot quickly. We have never had a bad experience in this store. Product has been great, bakery has been great, deli has been great. They always have what we are looking for. Staff is friendly and always seem to be working to clean and stock the shelves. They have a great bakery staff as well. I appreciate how well this store is run and take it for granted, until I visit a different chain.... LOL I recommend this Hannaford.

9:30 and the doors are closed with no posted signs. what great workers. sorry our self checkout was…read moreto much extra work for you with 30 minutes left of open hours. heading to shaws

If you need British food, this is a good place to start. Anything from Sticky Toffee Pudding to…read moreAero chocolate bars, you'll find them. I walked out with Heinz tomato soup and Batchelor beans--a favorite of mine. The main draw is the meat. It is a full service butcher shop, with a specialty of sausage. An entire case is devoted to them I got apple maple sausage, some shaved beef and some beautiful chicken. If you need dog food, they even have a freezer full of freshly house made meat for your canine friends. The staff is really friendly and super helpful. I use a cane and they have steps that are rather steep. A fellow showed me a side door that had no steps and promised me that it would be open for me whenever I came back. That won me over right then and there. Way to go Waterville!

I was there solely for the British foods selection, so I cannot comment on the meats they had on…read moresale, although they did look very tasty. It is primarily a butcher/meat market. The selection of English foodstuffs was good, although a little sparse. They said they were getting a restock that very day, so I will definitely be back. The clerk was extremely amicable, chatting about the store. Overall a very good experience.

Good selection of foods, they had everything I needed. Except for my wife's Coffee Mate in…read moreCinnamon Vanilla (she enjoyed my Coffee Mate Peppermint Mocha instead). I found some great Whoopie Pies with Peanut Butter (my wife had me go back for more). The cheese and meat selection is better than what we have in Las Vegas at our local grocery stores. Prices are a bit higher, but nothing that we were worried about as visitors.

Nice employees, many foods, many people - loud. EXPENSIVE. Please note this is just about the only…read moregrocery store In Belfast maine. They have a choke hold on the prices around them, they have no competition. A single bottle of Japanese Mayo is damn near $10 while at Walmart in Waterville or Augusta is $5. Their prices are ridiculously high, and while yes some things are cheap so many are high. I would love to see a Walmart super center put into Belfast that way I can get reasonably priced food and clothing.

Mountainside Grocers is a small grocery store adjacent to Sugarloaf Resort, just off Access Road,…read moreand the only grocery store for many a mile in any direction. I think the closest large grocery store is an hour away. Not surprisingly, given its proximity to the ski resort, they have skier- / traveler-friendly prepared fare (e.g. hot and cold sandwiches, salads, fried and roasted chicken). But there's so much more: a good selection of fresh produce, meat, yogurt, butter, baked goods, canned goods, medicines, wine, beer and liquor, milk, ice cream, birthday cakes (frozen)... In short, anything you would find at a much larger grocery store and just about anything you might need to prepare a good meal chez vous. The biggest kicker of all? Prices are actually reasonable! They are, to my great surprise, not at all rapacious, especially in light of the store's relatively remote location, and even downright inexpensive for some sale items. We recently picked up Persian cucumbers for less than $2.50 a package, a 1.5 qt carton of ice cream for less than $5, a large, juicy, well-made rotisserie chicken for somewhere around $10, a huge bunch of kale for less than $3, and a reportedly fantastic beef brisket burrito for around $10. This kitchen knows what it's doing! My sense is that plenty of locals shop here on a regular basis. (People in the neighborhood where we are staying tell us they used to send their then-little kids out by snowmobile for groceries here.) Someone -- I think one of the owners -- was training his young daughter to use the cash register on a recent visit. A great family-owned business, this place. I love it!

Friendly. Comparable pricing. We like their poultry, it was better quality than large grocery…read morechains. Highly recommend.

Absolute trash...never have anything in stock...let spark drivers that steal.orders still deliver…read more Also when you do click to chat for help with an order you get lied to. The customer service at the store is horrible as well. Go elsewhere if at all possible

super clean and nice workers. love this store. they always have a lot of cashiers openread more

Great little neighborhood grocery store that has reasonable hours, great parking and most things…read moreyou would expect in a supermarket. Tiny though it is. THIS IS NOT A HANNAFORD's. Lol. Most of their products are Hannaford brand, their paper bags say "Hannaford", even their name badges have the Hannaford brand. But don't dare call this a Hannaford store or the employees will give you an earful, lol. If you go there in the weekdays they have some very entertaining locals who often walk the aisles for something to do. You get shopping and entertainment all in one.

Unfortunately we live in a small Maine ski town so we have to settle for what we have unless we…read morewant to drive 25 miles or more in any direction, so therefore the locals use the store all the time. The thing that is frustrating is they seem to cater to the out of towners more than the people who are here for them year round. After the weekend, the market is empty and they restock toward the middle or the end of the week before the tourist come. Their produce is disgusting, nothing is fresh. Try to find anything in the store and it's a challenge even for the people who shop there all the time. And let me just say this about the choices, seems like whoever is ordering is only getting a brand they like and then only what they would choose. For instance they carry Brigham's ice cream, the only flavor, peppermint stick. I happen to like that type but why buy only one flavor. I've tried finding large cans on albacore solid white tuna and so many other things, that were always there before this group bought the store and can never find them. They really need to take into consideration the people who live here and maybe cater to the people who keep them in business year round!

The produce is top notch. I find the prices very reasonable and they are continually stocking…read moreshelves with new products to try. Love the market!!!

I love this place. The people who work here are the nicest people ever. You walk in and there is…read morejust a lot of space. It feels easy to get around with your cart even when there is a lot of people. The selection of food changes week to week. They utilize foods that maybe were not being used in other places. I forget how they explain it on the sign above the register. But it's food that otherwise I think would go to waste. The food is really good. I find all sorts of unique things and even some locally baked breads and treats. There's always fresh produce too. They grow some of it. They also have Christian greeting cards, which I love. They do take cash or card, so it's really convenient. And again, they are always super kind. The parking lot is pretty big; I have ever had a problem. Best prices.

Normally I'm not a supermarket reviewer, but this Hannaford is conveniently located in Millinocket…read moreright before we head over to Three Rivers for some weekend camping. Perfect for those of us that want to grab some food for the weekend, but don't want to have to trek it all the way up from Boston and having to refill on ice every so often to keep our stuff cold. Instead, we just get all our grocery needs once we're up here! My only thing is that this store is tiny in comparison to most. But other than that, you can find your essentials (i.e. ice, eggs, BACON!, bagels, OJ, etc.).

I haven't seen a Hannaford (formerly Shop N' Save, I'm guessing) in this old style in…read moreyeeeeeeeeeears. It's like it got caught in time and never got the makeover the ones in the southern part of the state did. That being said: we stopped here *several* times over the course of the weekend, and they always had exactly what we were looking for (fresh fruit! kombucha! pain meds! gatorade in fun flavors!). And, actually, I was really impressed with the quantity of not just vegetarian but vegan brands they carry! The parking lot is a little chaotic, and the store is pretty run down and grimey. I just brought my own bag, carried my stuff around in it, then cashed myself out to keep to limited touching of surfaces.