If you're coming here for made-to-order food, be prepared to wait. Definitely don't come here for a…read morequick pick-up if you're on a time crunch, but if you have the time, it's great value for what you get. Double cheeseburger and fries for under $10? Sign me up. Made my work trip dinners an easy choice.

A decent grocery store to shop at. I find it has things priced fairly cheaply on average but they…read moredon't have much deals/coupons for the things I like. When other stores have their weekly deals, they become much cheaper than market basket. Their garlic bread wasn't the tasty tho.

Hannaford's is one of the best markets in all of the greater Boston area! I was motivated to write…read morethis positive review as someone from the bakery department, Juliana, was so kind as to help me today in writing a birthday cake wishes in frosting. Though I bought the cake yesterday, I was able to come in today and have her write on the cake. Besides the bakery department being top-notch, Hannaford's has the most fresh fish I've seen in three states! Try the Atlantic salmon; it is brought in fresh every day! It is so good/so fresh, you can eat it raw (which I do). This Hannaford is a vital part of the Waltham community. We are all so thankful to have this outstanding high-quality supermarket in our town.

If you're looking for a supermarket with good service, just stay far far away from this one! I…read morebought one of their gift cards here, and it didn't work at all. The cashier told me just come back to them if it didn't work. But when I actually went back, they said they can't do refunds and told me to contact the customer service to see if they could help me out. On top of that, whenever I had an issue with a product I bought from this store, they just dodge all responsibility and make customers deal with the problems by themselves. What's even worse, they told me to come back to them if the gift card didn't work, but when I showed up asking for help, they couldn't do anything for me! They straight up lied to me about the gift card refund policy. They didn't even apologize once for this whole mess! They have zero respect and zero honesty to me!

Yes, it is a small store and the parking lot can be crazy BUT the secret weapon here are the cool…read morepeople at the registers. I only had a few items when I was in last week, I had cash and Ken (cool employee) and I had a laugh about how easy it is to forget how to actually pay with cash. We all know how to count, but don't do much of it anymore! TJ's also has great greeting cards for .99 and I keep a stash of birthday and blank cards so I always have a few on hand.

I love the food ans service; the baked goods selection and fruit options are especially good at…read morethis particular location.

(Minority an immigrant owned) Bostons best Latin American grocery store they offer lots of options…read morethat show off tasty foods form Latin American countries. As for the employees they are always friendly and willing to give their knowledge.

Found the Yerba Mate I was looking for. Huge array of attractively priced spices and other ethnic…read morespecialties to explore.

I just stopped in here today after spotting it on the way home from Watch City Brewery, and boy am…read moreI glad I did. Before moving back to this area, I spent more than six years living in a neighborhood in Brooklyn populated largely with Mexican immigrants, which gave me ready access to their grocery stores, meat and fish markets, and restaurants. Now when I talk about Mexican grocery stores I'm not talking about some typical neighborhood convenience store with a little extra emphasis on the Goya products and some yuca, and plantains next to the bananas. I'm talking about Mexican businesses run by Mexican expatriates with other Mexican expatriates in mind, offering the creature comforts of their home and the necessary ingredients for a much revered home cooked meal. I miss those places. I miss having access to tortillas that were made in a factory three blocks away just a few days prior. I miss choosing between seven different types of regional chorizo. I miss the wide the range of queso fresco, imported hot sauces, and dried chilies that you just couldn't find in the other stores around the neighborhood. Walking into Azteca today was like walking back into one of those wonderful Mexican bodegas back in Bushwick. The room is somewhat small, but they waste no space, as nearly every sq foot is carefully laid out with either shelves or coolers. There's peg-board along most of the walls allowing for racks and racks of bagged spices, cellophane pouches of dried chillies, as well as small toys, lady's beauty accessories, and hardware items. The real gold however is in the coolers and on the shelves. Fully ripened avocados, multiple different styles and brands of queso fresco, multiple different brands of chorizo from Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Mexico, and fresh tortillas fill some of the cooler space. And on the shelves; tons of hot sauces, salsas, sofrita, masa mix, mole, more spices, imported snack foods, the entire range of Goya jarred and canned vegetables (most of which don't make it into the big regional grocery chains), coconut milk, etc. Along with the usual conveniences any corner store would offer (laundry soap, trash bags, boxed donuts, cat food) there's a literal plethora (that's right) of South and Central American kitchen culture and unique ingredients that just cannot be found anywhere else. Add in sugarcane versions of coke and pepsi (in glass bottles), a dozen kinds of Latin American sodas, fresh produce, and some incredibly friendly staff, and you cannot fail to find value in shopping at Azteca. Don't settle for the 'international aisle' at Stop & Shop, or Shaws - come to Azteca and get it from the people who know.

I was charged a merchant fee on a debit card. The cashier bypassed something on the pin pad that…read moreput a surcharge on my debit card and didn't give me the option for a receipt, bypassed that too instead of letting me choose the options. I plan on disputing it with the bank because it's not in the store listed and I didn't consent to it. There are not prices marked in the store so you don't know what you'll be charged. In the past they've done some tactics to get extra dollars out of people like charging 2.50 for a plastic bag at one time. They are busy and popular enough to not do these things.

Those who complain about Whole Foods because it's expensive frustrate me. Yes, it's more expensive…read more But that's because the food is higher quality than anywhere else. And the selection for high quality foods is better than anywhere else. And it's available immediately, ie you don't have to wait two days. This location is fine. It's not one of the bigger/newer ones, but it is always well maintained and the staff are friendly.

What happened to this place? I haven't been in a while and decided to stop by, and the whole…read moreexperience at this WF is just sad, almost apocalyptic. The lights are dim. The produce is soggy (parsley), brown (romaine lettuce), or molding and straight up rotting (berries). The incredible price markup is just the soggy cherry on top. Feels like the shelf stable stuff is half out, like it was during the pandemic. I could only find one kind of plain old milk chocolate bar in the chocolate section. Organic onions in a different aisle from regular onions, but not so for avocados, leading to confused mendicants wandering about. The stars are for the staff who are the only good and normal part of the place. By the end, I felt as wilted and bewildered as the greens section.

The prices are competitive. As part of Star Market, this makes sense. I think the Star market…read morechain is the most reasonable.. Shaw's produce is fresh with local and organic options. It looks like they are right off the vine. I like their selection of meats. I usually look for chicken liver. They are my favorite.

I never write reviews but this I will say is the worst experience I've had at this shaws. I come to…read moreget produce and the shelves are empty. I decided to only get one thing I needed and I had to ask someone to get it for me out back. As I walked around I keep seeing random product on the floor with clutter. As I walk my way to frozen food there is a weird odor towards the back of the store. Which makes me not want to come back. Frozen foods veg there are empty holes across the whole section which made it difficult to get what I needed. So I passed and will grab the rest of the produce and frozen food I need somewhere else. Icing on the cake was when I checked out half my basket was incorrect price. I had someone go do a price check because they were on sale. I was told the sale ended and they took off the sale sign. I shouldnt have to go through this much of a hassle. End of the day, I will go to a different location even if its out of the way. The odor, empty holes across multiple departments, incorrect prices displayed and hassle of asking for basic items when not displayed. This is a secret shoppers dream let me tell you. All good I just wont come back but wanted to provide feedback to better the experience of other shoppers.

This farm is amazing. The BEST apple cider donuts I've ever had. We went on a Saturday and they had…read morejust opened the potato blasters. We've never done it before and it was a BLAST! $1 each try so we each did $5. They had a cute area with a little town made of wood and skeletons doing funny things that you could take pics with like a saloon, jail, checkers, and mortuary. We also took a picture of the iconic pumpkin wall that is all over IG. Then we got in line for the donuts. So hot, fresh and cinnamony and cakey! The line moves fast. We also wondered into the grocery area. Really picture perfect fruits and vegetables like if Whole Foods had a farm, this is what it would look like. It's beautiful. This is literally the best farm I've ever been to. I would definitely come back to this one if I'm ever in the area in October again.

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.

Patel Brothers on Moody Street in Waltham has earned my loyalty through wonderful service and an…read moreact of kindness I will never forget. On one visit, I had about $150 worth of groceries at checkout when I realized I had forgotten my wallet. I was flustered and disappointed, but Deepak came over and told me to take everything home and simply come back to pay later. He didn't even know me at the time. That extraordinary trust and generosity have stayed with me ever since--and have kept me coming back. The store is consistently clean, well stocked, and a pleasure to shop in. Everyone is incredibly helpful, always willing to help you find something or answer a question. Their current Diwali sale has excellent deals on dals, grains, atta, and so much more--a wonderful time to stock up! A fantastic grocery store with a terrific selection and people who make you feel welcome. Deepak and his team deserve every one of these five stars. Highly recommended!

Still a very effective grocery store with a wide variety of goods present. The green (not golden!…read moregreen) raisins were really tasty. The daal is plentiful as well, though sometimes hard to finish it all in the time allotted by the date on the bag. The veggies are fresh as well.

Have to agree with the others here, this place is to be avoided unless you've got a last minute…read moreneed and you live next door. You can do better at whole foods, or market basket, or wegmans. Prices here are high for mediocre stock quality and a store that feels like the last decade or two left it mostly behind.

I have been discriminated against three times already going in here with my service animal not only…read moreby store employees but by customers. Service animals do not have to have identification showing it is clearly stated in the guidelines however, my service animal does have a service tag and I have an ID on my keychain. I also keep an ID in my wallet yesterday as I was leaving the store. A customer refused to let me leave the exit. He then assaulted me swore at me and threatened me all in front of a store employee continually not letting me leave, blocking me and trapping me in the store as the store employee sat there.