Damn if the parking lot at Market Basket in Woburn ain't the worst parking lot in the entire state…read moreof Massachusetts. Getting in and out of that thing sometimes feels like a low-budget demolition derby. That said, once you survive the parking lot, the store itself is pretty damn good. The deals are legit, the meat is fresh, the produce is fresh, and there's a huge variety without feeling like you have to sell a kidney to afford your groceries. Honestly, probably some of the best prices in the state for the quality of the product you're getting. The store is clean, even when it's crowded, and the staff has always been friendly and actually willing to help when you need something. Checkout is usually pretty quick, too, which is saying something for a grocery store. Four stars, and honestly, the only reason it isn't five is because whoever designed that parking lot clearly had a personal grudge against humanity.

Great looking store plenty of cashiers working and I got a good wrap for my gf in a pinch. No…read morecomplaints.

With soft music playing, I had a very enjoyable and stress-free shopping experience at Mom's…read moreOrganic Market. The selections are smaller than Whole Foods but lots of items are less expensive. Their offerings of teas, healthy snacks and sourdough bread are very impressive, much more than Whole Foods. Good customer service, they called in more cashiers when needed. I will definitely shop here on a regular basis.

Came check out this spot to see if they can replace Wegmans and whole foods. This is a small store…read more A lot of parking outside. This store is small but it is densely packed with a lot of organic options. Very clean and organized. They have a lot of unique products that can't be found in other grocery stores. The layout of the store is stratigically like a maze that would take you through the entire store leading to the cashier. The produce section is small. They tend to have a lot of clean organic food, which I love. I truly believe in their organic philosophy on their website. There are way too many nasty chemicals in foods these days. It is nice that Mom's organics exist. My only complaint is the price. I'm my opinion, they are overpriced. Look at the price of the coconut water in my picture. Compare it to Costco or Amazon and you can see the difference, even at this store's "sales" price. Overall, this is a much needed store but if it remains expensive, I don't think it will replace Wegmans nor whole food. Wegmans still give better value for $ on their organic foods.

Cute French shop and cafe! I went for the first time Friday and I already can't wait to go back. I…read moregot a black iced coffee and a savory scone- both were delicious! I would definitely get both again. They had so many other yummy looking things in the case as well- chocolate torte caught my eye and the croissants all looked amazing! They have a nice selection of things in the shop as well. I bought a thing of tarragon Dijon mustard which i opened yesterday and it yummy. Cannot wait to come back!

The wait for coffee is insane. The blueberry croissant is died blue. When they put it in the bag,…read moreall of the blueberries fall off. The cheese prices look good until you realize it's the price of a quarter pound. It would be nice for some senior manager to oversee the coffee/drinks operation. I have never waited so long for a coffee in my life.... and I am still waiting.

This review is for the samosas and the samosas only. They have a little hot case by the registers…read morefor samosas. About $2 per samosas. I ate two and I loved them. The dough is perfect. Lightly sweet, crunchy and chewy. They are absolutely stuffed with filling that tastes great! Id def go back to have more if I was passing by and needed a snack

We were in town on vacation and I decided to go shopping - I live in Maine where we don't have many…read moreIndian grocery stores, but I used to live in Queens, so I miss them. Really loved this store - huge selection, lots of snacks, great music - I went with my daughter and she was dancing through the aisles lol - wonderful staff.

welcome!!! My first interaction was an employee whispering something r4cist in my ear…read more I've had their manager take my phone and go through my mail. Multiple managers and employees y3lled at me like I was a d0g. Multiple employees h4r4ssed me in the break room. The w0rst employees are catered to and they choose their friends to be on top. Managers sit and talk about their w33kend during busy periods instead of helping employees. Who pays for all these employees to stand around?

Still a great location! Was at this location tonight looking for a few things. Honestly I love…read morecoming to Weagmans- I love the vibe of the store... the layout is great and it's very clean. They have a huge selection of items. The prepared foods section is great- they have a great selection of bowls, Asian food, salads. They have a few bowls that I like and the Asian items are pretty solid too. They have covered parking which is great for when it's raining and there is a decent amount of parking.

I don't know what is going on with the pizza department. Every time I call, they say they're…read moreclosed, but the store is open until 9 PM. I called at 6:45 pm today. Obviously they have their own schedule, and they are definitely different than the other Whole Foods working hours .

Went to get a TGTG bag, said I was allergic to nuts, the CS person at the Prepared Food said no…read morenuts. I got home, ALL NUTS. Called the next day, extremely unhelpful. Would not do anything or replace bag. Will never go to the Woburn store again, Horrible customer service

We went to check out the pumpkin wall after seeing it on social media…read more The place was packed on a Saturday afternoon, but traffic flowed pretty smoothly and they had plenty of parking, so we didn't have to wait long to find a spot. The pumpkin wall was cool to see, but what pleasantly surprised me was discovering that this is also a great farm with lots of fresh products. The checkout lines were long, although I imagine they're probably much shorter once the pumpkin wall attraction is no longer there. I'd probably come back again next year, but I would definitely avoid going during peak weekend hours.

Happy Fall everyone!! Coming to Wilson Farm every year is part of the quintessential fall…read moreexperience and it is always a lovely time. If you come on a sunny day with the leaves changing, it is the absolute best. They deck the farm out with autumnal decor, massive pumpkin selections, and pretty much every fall product you could ever desire. No experience is complete without their fresh cider donuts or a photo op with the viral pumpkin wall. I would 100% recommend checking out their inside store which is stocked with local produce, fresh dairy and plenty of sweet treats. The only downsides are the traffic was insane (like usual) and they didn't have the outdoor activities this year unfortunately.

Very polite workers and the food is amazing! I recommend…read morethe coxinhas and other bakery items.

A great little corner butcher shop with Brazilian specialty foods and toiletries. They are very…read morefriendly and will cut meat to your specifications. They have the basics as well as things like pigs ears, tripe and that sort of thing. They make their own sausage. The meat is fresh, the prices are low, and there is no wait. What's not to like?

Here today! Stop and…read moreShop is 1 of 2 of the common supermarkets I frequent on the East Coast, I get kick out of seeing the robot. According to the locals, Stop and Shop IS NOT economical. For me I DON'T CARE, everything is expensive up here EVERYTHING! I did find some items on sale I might add but again with traffic and attitudes I just simply put myself out of my misery and get ONLY what I need. Being that the East Coast is so costly to live in, it teaches me how be more mindful of waste. Anywho, the store is always clean and organized. Everything is put out thanks to the robot so if it's not on the shelves, they're out until the next delivery date. BRING YOUR OWN REUSABLE shopping bags! I kick myself every dang time I go grocery shopping and forget my shopping bags and have to purchase more. Let me tell you, I look so fancy when I bring my own shopping bags when I'm home in Texas because I have soooo many of them and I like to make people think I'm boogie by having them. Luckily, they're about $1 depending on style but AGAIN $1 is a lot of money when you have 20 or more of them already. Do I recommend Stop and Shop? Yeah! I like my friend the robot, he makes sure NO GOOFING OFF on the job lol: Here today! Where tomorrow?

Never been a fan of this location in Woburn. This is strictly about the deli. Needed some cheese…read moreand cold cuts and it's on the way home so I decided to stop in against my better judgement. My land o lakes cheese ONCE AGAIN is the generic brand I even said "make sure it's land o lakes" and they give you imitation and charge more. The cheese was clearly cut on a dirty machine it had red on it what looked like roast beef juice. Asked for my turkey sliced thin it's shaved and falling apart . Both were thrown away but I blame myself because I've never once got a decent deli order here I should of gone to market basket.

Terrific, friendly staff. If you are familiar w/ large Trader Joes this is not it. It is a scaled…read moredown version w/o cafe, deli, seating etc.. Like a Trader Joe mini mart. Quick in & out shopping for the basics.

Since I was in the vicinity, I drove an extra few miles to the Burlington Trader Joe's to restock…read moremy onion salt. It is a tasty seasoning mix that my sister introduced me to. I ended up leaving with a basil plant for about the same price one might pay for a small bunch of fresh cut basil at your regular grocery store. But this way I could enjoy my caprese salad over the year at the single basil purchase. Now if I could only get my basil to grow abundantly, me and my lack of a green thumb... Ah, next spring, maybe I'll try again.