It is unbelievable to me what they have done with this "strip mall in a small town" location. This…read moremarket could hold it's own with any fancy food store in NY or LA. They somehow packed in a cafe, frozen foods, fresh produce, wine, beer, specialty food market and the space still feels open. Apparently there is even a patio in back of the store where they host live music in the summer. That...plus fresh locally made donuts on the weekends - what's not to love? A welcome addition to the area.

I love coming here. Everything is fresh and well stocked. It is easy to shop here and customer…read moreservice is excellent. I enjoy knowing that most of the shoppers are local and friendly. Thanks for a best shopping experience.

Friendly staff! Gorgeous produce! Amazing baked goods! Robust specialty-cheese selection! Tasty…read moreprepared food! Lovely greenhouse goods! Can't say anything but great things about how wonderful it feels to spend hard-earned money here. (Note: You'll find fantastic ground-by-Idylwilde meats--beef, bulk sausage, etc.--but only whole poultry, so if you need ground chicken or turkey, plan to pick that up elsewhere. Trade off? Meat prices are comparable to other stores and the quality looks excellent.) Grateful to this third-generation store for taking the chore out of shopping.

Wow! The produce alone is why I have decided to drive the 20 miles to shop here every weekend…read more Large, perfect and delicious! Although it is more expensive than you will find at your local market basket at least I can actually use 100% of the items, they aren't half wilted and rotten like the junk you get in a "regular" grocery store. Additionally find wonderful local and artisan cheeses, meats and baked goods- even seasonal candy and items. The floral and garden shop?? Just wow! So worth the trip and a little extra cost for high quality. A high quality small shop.

Your basic grocery store on 117 in Stow…read more The deli is ridiculously slow. Decent bakery. Decent florist. Friendly helpful employees.

I just bought an iceberg lettuce that was rotten all the way through, you couldn't really tell from…read morethe outside, it just looked like some brown leafs but it is unedible.

Love Trader Joe's. First introduced to them 40 years ago when they were only in CA. They have quite…read morea selection of produce, meats, dairy and breads, etc. Their sour dough bread is pretty darned good, especially when I don't have time to make myself. Also excellent seeded breads which I enjoy. Found some maple fudge which is addictive. Service is always friendly and exceptional. Lots of parking. Always clean and well organized. I am a lifelong fan

I stopped in for a quick bite and a gift, figuring correctly that this Trader Joe's would have a…read moredecent floral department. There was a great selection of potted succulents that were at a very decent price and ready to be gifted. Awesome. The store is mostly clean and tidy. A bit here and there needs sweeping but the shelves were well stocked. I found a snack and a drink. Checkout was awesome. The young lady saw a line, opened her register and took the right customer from the queue. No cutting! She bagged perfectly and rang up my sale efficiently. That's the TJ's way! [Review 15242 overall, 744 of 2021, number 1102 in Massachusetts.]

Sudbury Farms, from the original Roche Bros in Needham, is all that. The loss of the fifth star is…read morethat we should ever have to get home and throw out produce that was rotten but masked in its packaging. Not often, only twice recently, but you charge PREMIUM prices. Your customers do not want to fight crowds to come back to get their money and still not get the produce they want. All of that being said, the parking is not worse than any supermarket, and SF offers so many selections that shopping for you groceries or for that special occasion can be done in one stop .... cards, gift cards, candles, wine, beer, bakery desserts, etc. My husband does the bulk of the shopping and is the only one in our home who can stretch a dollar. Sudbury Farms offers inexpensive brands to provide significant savings. They also post weekly fliers to enable us o plan weekly lists. Adhering to these two practices, he offsets grocery costs regularly. Finally, the store is clean, the service is excellent. The professionalism and experience with which Sudbury Farms manages its store means that each customer can get in and out swiftly.

Whomever is making the soups suck at it, i got the clam chowder and all the potatoes are hard!!!read more

I was about to pass out from dehydration when I realized the corner store was around the corner…read more Literally. I've driven by hundreds of times but never stopped in. Friendly staff. Easy off street parking. Decent selection of beverages. Glad I stopped in. I grabbed a Poland Spring. And some lottery tickets. I haven't scratched my tickets yet, but if my next check in is in Tahiti, then you will know I won!

This business does not deserve stars. They refused to accept my official identification when I…read moreattempted to purchase tobacco products. MA out-of-state indemnification law applies to alcohol. However; the employee stated that the store only accepts MA identification.

A brand new, shiny, kind, spic-n-span grocery…read more I am especially missing the Sudbury location (I just moved back to the SF Bay Area and am comparing my local WF to the Sudbury one.) I love WF as a brand so much, that I chose my last two houses based on their proximity to WF. Here's how this location shines. First, they give GREAT snacks to kids in their snack bin. I have never, in all WF loving searches, encountered such great selection: healthy and varied bars, granola, crackers, fruit, phenomenal! My kids love the experience so much, that they would beg to go every day after school. The aisles are wide. The carts are always tended to. Ice in the ice chest for your ride home. Shelves stocked. Wipes handy. On only one occasion my food was bagged haphazardly and I came home to find my hot bar items at the bottom, spilled out, with heavy stuff placed on top. The clerk was bagging while chatting with the cashier, and didn't look at me or my items while bagging them. The fact that I shopped there at least 5 times a week and this only happened once in two years, speaks well of their hiring and training. On a handful of occasions, when I brought home lettuce that was bad, weeks before it's expiration, the produce attendants helped me find alternatives. I stopped buying the boxed lettuce. A supplier packaging issue caused it to spoil early. WF did their best to make it right though. If you ever have a problem with any item, they will most certainly help you at customer service. My husband was offered a position in GA. One day I heard a clerk (was it Brian? Forgive me if I've gotten your name wrong) talking about Atlanta. I asked him a few questions about it. He was so kind. He offered to take his break the following day to walk me through areas around Atlanta. And he went out of his way to always give my kids and I a positive experience. I miss your location so much. You put together a wonderful team in a beautiful space.

Got a half blueberry pie yesterday. Went to serve it for dessert today. There is mold on it. Gross.read more

Catering review. I entered Roche Bros in Acton yesterday for the first time to pick up my order, 5…read moreplatters for a bridal shower buffet lunch in the area. I wanted it to be perfect, and it was. Linda was incredibly helpful by phone in describing each item, figuring quantities, and some special dietary issues that required slight changes from their menu, all for the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend. She was even able to add rolls to my order that aren't on the online menu. We brought an empty cart to the Catering desk at the end of the produce area, and it was returned to us about 10 mins later, each platter nicely arranged and sturdily boxed. Highly recommend the sushi, grilled veg pitas, and caprese salad!

We stopped in to pick up a few things today. Arrived at 6:20pm. The store closes at 9pm. I went…read morestraight to the deli and within 10 seconds of arriving one of the two guys turned off the lights in the deli case. I thought that was odd considering it was hours before closing. A little confused, I watched as they appeared to be cleaning up to go home....replacing the trash liners and such. This big guy (I'm being kind) rudely barked at me from 40 feet away "What do you need?!" I said "Are you closing?" He audibly sighed and barked again "What do you need?!!!!" I then looked at the other guy who was shaking his head in apparent disgust at me. Infuriated, I barked back at him and told him to never mind, found my wife, and left the store. We drove 15 minutes up the road to Donalans. I went up to the deli counter and the young woman greeted me with a big smile and a "Hi! What can I get you?" She followed that with a warm "Absolutely!" What a sharp contrast. We usually don't go to Roche brothers anyway because we live closer to Donalans but we happen to be at TJ Maxx next store. Never setting foot in there again. Checking reviews it seems others have also had issues with this big guy at the deli. What a joke.

Always a favorite place to pick up fresh produce, yummy bakery goodies and delicious prepared…read morefoods. We love this family-owned farm!

I visited Verrill Farm for the first time on August 20, 2026…read more Unfortunately, an incident outside the market and the staff's response left me extremely disappointed. At approximately 1:00 p.m., I was outside waiting for my friend while she finished making her purchases. As she walked out of the store, she tripped over a bike rack positioned along the walkway. She fell hard, injuring and bloodying her knee and scraping her hands. She was visibly shaken, and the pie she had just purchased was destroyed in the fall. I went inside to tell an employee what had happened and to ask whether the pie could be replaced. While I was speaking with the employee, my friend came inside, limping. My friend asked whether the employee had heard what had happened. Rather than expressing concern or asking whether she was okay, the employee's reaction struck both of us as surprisingly dismissive. My friend then asked whether she could have some ice for her injured knee. The employee said no and walked away. Because I was surprised by that response, I asked another employee who was stocking muffins whether he could get some ice for my friend because, I explained, she had just fallen and injured herself. He also indicated that he could not. The first employee later returned and explained that there were no more pies available, and my friend was refunded for the pie. What happened next was the strangest part of the experience. As we were leaving, the employee came after us and quietly told my friend that she would get her some ice if she promised not to tell anyone. My friend accepted the ice. I cannot explain why providing ice to an injured customer apparently needed to be done discreetly. What bothered me most was not simply that my friend fell. Accidents happen. It was the response afterward. A customer was bleeding, shaken, and asking for something as basic as ice. I would have expected someone to ask whether she was all right and to offer reasonable assistance. Instead, the response we experienced initially felt defensive and indifferent. The pie was refunded, which I appreciate. But the overall interaction left such a negative impression that I do not intend to return.

This store has a well-curated selection of hard to find items ... lots of $12 ice cream and $5…read morebottles of soda ... which appease the Concord-ites in their $2 million houses. You can find things here that you can't find anywhere else. The best ice cream in the world is Mitchell's ice cream in Santa Barbara, CA. I have never seen this for sale outside of Southern CA ... much less in Massachusetts. I don't even mind paying $10/pint. Do yourself a favor and try it. (Just leave some for me!) The Chip Shop Curry sauce in the Irish/British section is also a fantastic item. You'll never think of Ketchup with french fries again once trying this cardboard tube of dehydrated crystals. And their selection of beers and wines at about 20% markup are pricey, but good. Bananas Foster Milkshake IPA, Blueberry Muffin Porter and obscure French and Italian wines? I'm in. I am not necessarily going to complain about the absolutely insane prices. This sure isn't Market Basket. Shit, even Wholefoods rolls their eyes behind this store's back when they see a half a tuna fish sandwich for $14 or a $6 single wrapped non-descript oatmeal cookie. You know what you are getting into when you pass through town and see the perfectly landscaped 1700's giant houses with their 'activist' signs in the front yard, that look like they came out of a Pottery Barn catalog. You know ... Stop Global Warming ... yet consume ice cream that traveled 4,000 miles across the country in a refrigerated truck. What I don't love is the pre-made foods ... from the sandwiches to the baked goods to the entrees aren't that good. How can one go wrong with a $12 'authentic' Jamaican jerk pasty? When it is bland, tasteless and contains two small scraps of meat, that's how. In a moment of weakness, I splurged on a $8 piece of pie that tasted of little more than shortening and cardboard. Overall, it's clean ... it's immaculate ... and it's well curated for the well off. It's 20-something year old workers, who clearly would rather be at Dartmouth gathered around an ice luge made with Fiji Water, will one day be able afford the trappings of $40/lb. Stilton cheese and $12 per ounce pimento cheese spread. But in the meantime, they aren't that helpful or interested in customers. Who can blame them? Hedge funds and derivatives are so much more interesting than Naples tomato sauce and organic laundry detergent. Would I come back? Yes ... for the 5 or 6 really cool things I can't find anywhere else and cannot live without. A raging coke habit would be less expensive than doing one's regular grocery shopping here. But ... you never know what oddiments you'll find. Just keep in mind that a $20/lb. cold cut really is just a cold cut here and many of the crazy expensive deli, bakery or cheese items here aren't that amazing despite 70% of the world needing to take out a mortgage to buy a roast beef and asagio cheese sandwich on sourdough here.

Really nice fresh and clean looking place is very friendly looking and welcoming from the outside…read more He is very knowledgeable about the food. They sell the homemade soups and salads and bread and stuff that they sell in the first floor. We actually stayed for lunch here on the second floor there's a little. Café that you can sit and have lunch in overlook the main part of the store. Everything is made in house and their dips and soups etc. Would like to come back sometime when we have a bit more time to look. I do have a great variety of food, though that I will say I think this would actually make a great trip to walk around and stuff with us a lot of historical things to see.