Carlos of Paxton Marketplace is the consummate businessman in so many respects, but putting aside…read morehis business smarts you'll instantly notice that he's glad to see you EVERY time you've dropped by to see him! Further, the store itself is almost ultra-roomy in a true sense ... one gets the feeling that this might have been the site of a tiny supermarket going back to the 60s mebbe? Either way, "the usuals" that people flock into this place for is a collection of offerings on shelves running along the lines of fancy liquors ... wines very well stocked ... then assorted sodas, beers, etc all occupying one-third the space within. Mail service makes this place a plus for obvious reasons (if post office isn't open, chances are, this market is. Further along the lines there is a deli, veggies on sale, breads, some otc medications, mags, cigs ... the usual. Carlos for a number of years now has been a great friend, even opening up that he had an entire brisket for sale which, of course, under my companion's careful eye, was "praised 'n braised" (my term for reaching divinity on a plate) and sister .... brother ... it was all copacetic, Mon !! Stop in and get acquainted with Carlos - he's always around and one of the hardest workers around. You'll instinctively like his pleasant and august kindness for ... trust me ... he'll be happy to see you if simply because you present to him the opportunity to make another friend. And does he ever have friends! Considering the size of this place and consistently one man runs it entirely, one can see that Carlos is very devoted to keeping this business permanently active. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy ...

Not a big 'supermarket', but they have the essentials. They have some really good meat & deli…read moreproducts such as marinated meats, deli meats & cheeses, a nice selection of greeting cards, some local merchandise, etc. They also carry a large selection of beer and wines. There's also a full-service Post Office counter in the store, so that's a plus too. It's nice to have a local market, especially one that has a really GREAT owner/operator. Carlos is a very personable and very accommodating local store owner! Just what a small town like Paxton needs.

I recently rediscovered this store after a couple of years. The new owners really revamped it -…read morewonderful selection of wine and beer, deli is awesome and great fresh produce section. A+++++

This place has run through owners over the last 10 years, most of them have been great, but the…read morecurrent one is extremely unprofessional. Not only do you have to diligently check expiration dates because they don't, but you have to accept disrespect when you try to return the expired merchandise. Today the owner accused "old men" customers for aggressively hitting the touch screen credit card machine and breaking it, when in reality this machine has been breaking for well over a year. Actively disrespecting your customers to other customers makes it seem like you care about your money more than your customers experience. Can't wait for the day these owners are out and maybe someone with some respect, pride and work ethic will buy it.

Love the services that they provide. Staff is very friendly. That's my go to store when I need…read moresomething for the holidays when other stores are closed.

I like coming here, because they always have the cigarettes that my man smokes. It's convenient to…read moreget to, because it's right down the street from my home. The young man who works here is super nice to me and he's Awesome. I know my ex-boyfriend bad mouth this place and the people who work here claiming they treat women like sex objects, but I'm sorry to say to my ex-boyfriend Jack Hatch, your wrong dumb and stupid, but the guys who work here are extremely friendly and respectful and I respect that out of them. So I give this store 5 stars, because I enjoy coming here a lot. Convenient location

10 West Market - formerly the site of the Paxton Police Department, is this small-sized business…read morewith BIG, positive ++++ customer relations !! I've seen managers arrive 'n go, as often is the case in busybusybusy places such as this, but that is getting ahead of the story. 10 West Specialty Market is, first and foremost, a charming spot on your 'to-do list", that local spot that boasts of some of the freshest, tastiest, cleanest businesses in town. Not e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g shall be found here: a 7-11 it is not (nothing against 7-11s personally!) but this is the kind of place where you'll not find like Ho-Hos, Twinkies, Dentyne, packets of Aleve, etc etc etc. To further delineate between "us" and "them", one vital thing you should know about 10 West is ... is that they're believers in the HOMEMADE first. If that should fail to work with bringing you your favorite items, I am sure that things could be arranged for you sure enough! This "Mom "n Pop" identity within 10 West's Marketing Plan reminds me of nearby Vermont, that bastion of anti-Walmart (et al) corporate giants, that State that declares the Sam's Wholesale, etc etc as being persona non grata 365/7/24. (Not sure if Team Sanders has a solid legal basis for this approach ... seeing that Walmart is the largest corporation in the WORLD and no doubt hires Americans aplenty!). Just the same, 10 West has plenty going for it - which is PROOF that not only are bosses truly paying close attention but also, the KEY here is followed up by the central question - the question being, "Paying close attention to what?" Here is where ANY business located in rural areas in any part of rural America is keenly advised to have a winning 'heads up' approach in any business they've launched themselves. Ever watch shows like 'Kitchen Nightmares', etc etc etc. Yes sir-eee, Bob !! Notice how methodically Chef Ramsay ATTACKS problems head on? One solid prospect about this Market is already evident: already established and for the most part thriving ... I would imagine the next level to be attained is - "How do we keep our success continuing without interruption? How to insure it on that same continuous basis?" Exactly, boys & girls. EXACTLY. 1st, one if not thee most important of all aspects of business is how well do clients get treated by Staff the moment they arrive in your front door. I have been coming to Paxton for almost a decade and a half, and full well know that without question - even at their worst of days, 10 West Market makes a kindly greeting a specialty. You'll feel like fam alright, which is - for them at least - par for the course. Take a look around and quickly enough, you'll spot the #1 reason why you and so many faithfuls know exactly what you've come for ....quality. BEEF is PRIME - and ditto-ditto for the Salmon ... the Shrimps ... the Steaks. Chops the size of small BRICKS. Oh yeah, baby! The relatively small size of the display cases, not crammed with items yet also not sparsely 'populated' either as well. Well thought out, certainly. You shall find sausages of numerous kinds - garlic, hot, Chinese, regular - its all there. Bring along grass fed hamburger, the foot-longs, the various specialty salads ... and, of course, the deli meats/cheeses (that I avoid personally) and there we have it, you have the main players per se. Other refrigerators offer select sodas, quinine water/seltzers, milk & 1/2 & 1/2 - got that covered. Chips, etc. Donuts and cookies and pies ......WORD. Remember - if 10 West can either home make it themselves, they will ..if not, they'll order off the back of a truck. Not rocket science, no ... but all the same, its this devotion to helping local artisans say... making donuts instead of going the Krispy Kreme route. This devotion and loyalty makes every bit of difference, and easily explains the steady stream of customers who, without fail, march right in, get their favs and soon enough are on their way? For sure, you'll pay more but then again, remember what I mention next ... Take, for instance, my favorite chain store that sells gasoline just outside - its WAWAs, a store I frequent down South that has an extremely busy client base and often long lines to go with it. But there is also a very, very important aspect of doing business with the public that WaWa's most definitely requires improving too. I speak completely truthfully here. In less than 12 months, I found no FEWER than 6 half gals of milk waaaaaay beyond their current expiration dates. Each time I made mention of it, and each time next was the same exact story. NOTHING improving ='s time to get moving on! BE CAREFUL, people! In the here and now, I say 10 West Specialty Food Market in Paxton, MA is YOUR go-to market as well. Swing along and check things out! What do we have to lose? Precisely! - Doc

Another wonderful visit. This time we got some baked goods, a sandwich (the Rachel) and some…read morestuffed clams for supper. Everything was wonderful as usual, but the stuffed clams were especially good!

It's not immediately obvious the best way to get here, but it's definitely worth going. This store…read moreis clean, bright well stocked and organized, and the prices are always competitive - as I would expect and hope for a Market Basket. I was especially impressed by the produce department. I can see why they're so popular and busy. My only wish is that they would open up more express lanes at busy times of the day.

Great supermarket in Leominster! My suntie and I love their lobster finger rolls with chunks of…read morelobster and their NE clam chowdah! Perfect ratio potato to clams. Delicious! Add a bag of crispy chips and voila! New England lunch we can enjoy at home!

these are the best apple cider donuts i've ever had in my entire life…read more if you want to know what heaven tastes like, go get these.

My great foot doctor is at Central Mass Podiatry and ended up finding this place also via my…read morefriends suggestion from Southborough. As advised, I got Turkey sandwich honey mustard veggies (the best) Butternut bisque (great as well) Highly recommend Davidian's as I've found some other local MA Treats such as cookies and muffins.

Respectfully... bring back andy and jack, prices are absurd now and quality/service is in the…read moretoilet! The workers barley speak english and its not even a grocery store now, more so just a lottery store

This is a small "store" in the middle of a housing complex. They have a small grocery selection,…read moremake sandwiches, and pizza. They have a deli and do the lottery. They are fast and efficient, and have what you are looking for. Parking may be challenging, but most people walk to this store.

I came to S&S Farm with a simple goal: get a pumpkin. What I didn't expect was a full-on autumnal…read morespiritual journey. First, there's the corn maze. It's not just a maze; it's a test of will and a challenge to your sense of direction. I'm pretty sure I saw a family celebrating their one-year maze-iversary in there. I emerged an hour later, a different man, covered in bits of corn stalk and existential dread. And the pumpkins? They're magnificent. I didn't just pick one; I was chosen. We locked eyes across the field, a giant, warty gourd and I. It was a moment of pure, unadulterated connection. I paid the very reasonable price and felt a sense of pride that I haven't experienced since I successfully parallel parked on the first try. In conclusion, S&S Farm is more than just a farm stand. It's a hilarious, humbling, and slightly muddy adventure. 10/10, would get lost in a corn maze again.

Excellent seasonal produce at this local farm stand. I was there the end of July she's I simply…read moreasked a worker what was grown locally. His manager came out and told me that the corn on the cob, the zucchini, and the pickling cucumbers were grown locally. I bought two of reach to take on my flight back to Florida. Usually I get a box of Italian pastry to bring home but this was even better. I was going to pickle the cukes, but after trying a slice, they were too good to pickle. I had one sliced with organic ranch dressing from Whole Foods. I boiled the fresh corn to go along with barbecue chicken and sautéed and zucchini with butter, garlic and usual seasoning. This stand is the same as I remember it as a child. It's clean and organized. They have the plenty of staff to keep the selection of fruits and vegetables fresh. I will be back soon.