One of the BEST thrifting experiences that I have had at a thrift shop...The owners are friendly,…read morewelcoming, engaging & very accommodating. My friend & I were driving by and noticed this awesome sign. There are so many unique and fabulous items to purchase. I didn't want to leave! You can buy all new pots, pans, make up, shoes office supplies... you name it tbere is a good chance they have it! I cannot wait to go back, I really liked the genuine and sincere appreciation that we felt from the owners.

Prices are insanely high for a messy and dirty thrift store. There are boxes and junk all over the…read morefloor and yet they are charging $40 for a tshirt and wanted to charge over a $100 for a dress: there are some good brands but this is not a consignment shop. When I asked the price for the dress the cashier said she would look it up and said it is selling online for over a $100 so they would sell it at the same price. If you would like to make your business a place to sell high priced items I would recommend cleaning it up and marketing as so. I'm a thriftier and I shop all over, a big chain that marks up like Savers wouldn't even charge these prices! Even Boston consignment shops such as covet don't do this. I wonder are these items donated? I will not be revisiting and stick to other shops! Also while I was in there another shopper was asking why a no brand purse was priced so high, so this wasn't just me.

Stopped in on 4/16/2026 to purchase discounted Easter candy (sadly, most of which they had already…read moretossed per directive from corporate). Cashier told the manager "these are all ringing up a penny." Manager told him unfortunately he has to sell to me, then proceeded to berate me in front of 2 lines of customers, saying "Oh, you're one of those Penny Queens. This store is notorious for penny shoppers like you. Well, I'm the new manager now, and that's going to change now that I'm in charge." I told her I guess they'd rather have perfectly good product sitting in a landfill. I let her know that I donate all the items I find for a penny, asked if the store does the same or whether they toss it. She claims she herself donates to veterans. I said GREAT! Not sure why she took issue with me donating perfectly good product to my local women's shelters and food pantry. I urge all "Penny Queens" to continue to shop here and say hello to the new manager with a power trip and attitude. :) Also, what is it about Dollar Trees always smelling like weed? It's like they pipe it into their HVAC system. LOL

One register open 3 elderly people in line, I was number 4 with one dollar item. The clerk was…read moreshowing a female every balloon she had pulling out drawers one by one with 50 slots. The female was taking her time and saying no I don't like that one OH I LOVE THAT ONE. I asked if I could leave my dollar on the counter with tax and clerk said NO! I asked if she was going to blow up all thos balloons before she waited on the people in front of me and she said NO I WILL RUN YOU THOUGH first. The female came up to me and SAID I AM FIRST IN LINE NOT YOU SO WAIT YOUR TURN! I put my dollar item down and left and said to the 3 elderly people in front of me, sorry I tried to help. I will never go back to that store. As there is no customer service or ethics.

This Marshall's store was incredible! So many cute dress options and I left with a whole bunch of…read moredifferent peeps pads of paper. And a vase. And new bags. And a new phone case. Just definitely a great store.

Mama Jan needs to retire. Rude associate with disgusting facial reactions-- cannot be dealing with…read morecustomers

Cute gift shop with a friendly owner! I came here to try to find some holiday gifts, wasn't really…read moresure what I was looking for. A lot to browse and many options. I finally found an awesome lighthouse paint by numbers that I snagged for my sister in law. Though it was a bit pricey, I felt good supporting a local business vs Michaels. While I was shopping I could hear the owner on the phone with a customer assisting them and not rushing to get them to hang up which is very nice. Once I checked out she offered to wrap it for me with no extra charge. I thought it was such a special touch. She also has an adorable dog that was behind the counter who was a friendly old lady. As an animal lover this is always bonus points in my life. It seems as she hosts some type of events, has some space in the back not sure if it's for crafts? But worth checking out! Plenty of parking!

Brissonte is my go-to place if I need a gift, some chocolates or just some me time to browse and…read morelook at all the lovely products Colleen carries. I always something new! Christmas gifts, birthday gifts, thinking of you gifts, cards; I can always find the perfect gift to give! For me, besides the chocolates, I love the Swan Creek soy candles and all the soaps. Colleen stocks her shop with products I do not see anywhere else. Brissonte is a gem in North Reading!

I love this little store! They have everything you need here and they're perfect for a quick trip…read moreout when you need something. They have beer, wine, snacks, groceries, and tons of household supplies. They also have fresh veggies and a butcher. The store has great prices and even though it is small, it is very well-stocked. The liquor section is huge and like the rest of the store, it has tons of options. The staff is very friendly too. They are helpful and treat every customer like a good friend. I live very close; in the summer, I ride my bike over and get icecream from their freezer. It's a very nice little spot!

This is such a wonderful little store. They have a wonderful mix of prepared food and the…read moreessentials for a great dinner including a fantastic wine selection. It's run by and employs local people.

This is my favorite grocery store in the area other than Costco, and this shoutout is long overdue…read more The prices are, like all Market Baskets, incredibly low compared to other stores, and they still have a great inventory (except for Alfredo sauce--for some strange reason they only have Rao's and Ragu amidst a sea of red sauces). I've always been greeted with kind staff members and a friendly face at the register, so top marks to all the people who work here. Perhaps my favorite section of the store is the perennially busy hot food bar: they cook up a cheap but amazingly good steak bomb (always add spicy mayo on it, trust me, it's the secret sauce), sweet potato fries, honey BBQ wings, and divinely seasoned potato wedges. I'm telling you, these are consistently the best potato wedges you will ever eat. Yep, you heard it from me: Market Basket has the best fries. Anywhere. I once asked them if they were baked or fried and received the most hilarious response: "Yes. [pause] They are fried. [pause] In oil." I will note, though, that sometimes the wings and spinach swirl pies are burnt, so do purchase them judiciously on any given day. Also, the wings that need to be heated up at home and that are sold in the refrigerated section below the hot food bar are vastly inferior--don't go for them if you can get the fresh wings: they're definitely made differently. The store is always bursting with people and is somewhat cramped compared to wholesale stores, but it's actually on the bigger side for an MB. The Stop & Shop just outside (which some MB regulars will take the liberty of visiting immediately afterward, myself included, to check for several items on sale that compete with MB) feels like a ghost town in comparison. Lastly, in terms of current COVID precautions taken: the store is no longer enforcing mask-wearing, and at least 60% of shoppers (I was last there a couple days ago) forego mask wearing (if not more). In addition, not all staff members are wearing masks anymore. Social distancing is difficult because the store is quite cramped as I mentioned previously.

This was the last place I shopped before getting all my food stamps stolen last Friday, 9/11/26…read more Pretty sure the employees were operating a skimmer machine. I'm homeless already but now I'm starving as well. Eff this place. Be careful.

Friendly staff who are willing to go the extra mile to help you. Store is clean and well-organized…read more The pharmacy is a "work in progress" which the store manager is actively improving. Shop there, you'll be glad you did!

You will literally die waiting for your prescriptions here. Worst pharmacy ever x 100, they are…read moreclosed more than open.

Been going there since '98ish when the other stores began to fall, so it's local enough for a nice…read morelittle ride to get there, but not too far away to be a pain in the a**. I think of the line in One Hour Photo when the boss tells Sy that it's not exactly Neimen Marcus and people generally go there for a quick pair of socks. True, but I find myself there at least once a weekend, more often with a list. The cashiers we "know" always say hello and it's nice to be recognized when you spent your cash. Returns are almost absurdly easy (sometimes there is a line) and the Men's clothing has improved. The only issues are, unlike the "old" stores, there is no real people that work in a set department with some cross-training. Language barriers are hard to get past at times. All in all, not the Monster that people like to bag on, I've been going for many years and have zero issues.

I had a less than impressive experience at this store. I came in for a specific item that they said…read morethey had in stock and searched for about 20 mins for it. Went to a register for help and was snottily told to go to the customer service desk. Waited in line there. Had to repeat myself several times to be able to get someone to help me in the aisle to find the item. I won't be coming back here again, that's for sure. Even if they do have cute Peeps stuff around Easter.

The woman here was very nice, and very helpful. Store carries mostly drinks, snacks, water, some…read moregroceries, cigarettes, cloves, and I think hooka supplies. Pretty good selection of candy.