the young man named xavier helped me and my grandma. he was very nice and patient and i wish all…read morepeople were like this. Best customer service i've had in years.

While I was on vacation in Maine - a friend from back home in Virginia - requested I obtain a…read morequantity of Moxie and bring it back to him. I'd heard of Moxie - but never had it. After doing some basic research, I learned that Hannaford Supermarkets might be my best bet to find Moxie. And so the first one I visited - had it in stock. I procured Moxie for my friend - and some extra for me! I tried the Moxie when I returned home to Virginia. It's really good! Kind of like an intense artisanal Birch Beer. #HannafordSupermarkets

The best fresh subs on the island. Loaded with veggie and meat. Had to wait a bit but it was worth…read moreit. Next time I am calling in my order.

This grocery store met expectations. Purchased a couple of sodas and ask for some local…read moreinformation. Service was fast and friendly. The store is clean, but there are no public bathrooms.

his is a little market that's been run by the same lovely couple for the past 16 years. It feels…read morelike a throwback to a simpler time, with friendly service and genuine care for their customers. They serve all kinds of sandwiches, including a giant lobster roll that truly lives up to its name. It's served cold with mayonnaise on a grilled bun--and it's absolutely delicious! This was our first visit, and we were thoroughly impressed. The owners know many of the locals by name and clearly take great pride in the quality of their food. Their warm hospitality made the experience just as memorable as the meal.

Stopped in for lunch in search of a great lobster roll. We found it here! Toasted, buttered bun,…read more leaf of lettuce, then a mound of tender lobster laced with mayo. Just perfect! To top it off, we bought some of the proprietor's fresh baked pumpkin spice cookies, which had just the right balance of spice and ginger and the most amazing texture. The pumpkin bread was equally delicious. This meal was a culinary highlight of our trip. Definite recommend.

Great place for your cheap, casual, takeout nights. Their menu is more robust than Dipietro's (the…read morecompetitor) in town. They both use the same bread and both have the same soggy issue with their subs if you dont consume them within minutes. That being said, i prefer ferry village due to them accepting over the phone orders. Dipietros just waits for you to get there regardless of whether or not you call it in which can be annoying. That being said Ferry village doesnt have nearly the alcohol selection so if youre ab alcoholic then youd definitely prefer D's.

Great old school neighborhood store. They have everything…read moreyou need! Beer, soda, lottery and the best takeout food around. Breakfast sandwiches are my favorite!

Love this store. Great ready to eat prepared food; both hot…read moreand cold. However. I miss the delicious bread pudding they use to make. This store is clean, well-stocked. Great attentive. friendly professional staff.

Today, February 19, 2026 I spoke to Susan on the front end. I had left my cases of seltzer in the…read morebottom of my cart in parking lot cart return and drove off. I went in to see if someone turned them in, but I guess they decided to help themselves. It was totally my fault, but Susan told me to grab two more and no worries. I am always happy with the staff there. Always friendly and willing to help. great customer service!

Hyper local community focused grocer. We grabbed a few fridge essentials for the week here:…read more- gf English muffins from Bath, ME - goat and sheep's milk skyr - local apples - mushrooms - bulk cashews - tatsoi - 2 lemons Prices are definitely on the high side, $50 for the items above - the produce is about 20-30% more than the Bay Area. When checking out they will ask if you want to round up your total bill to donate to charity - I love that concept!

Very nice people at the counter. Store had a good variety of products & some made fresh goods…read more Grabbed a blueberry soda to try & a bottle of water since it was hot out. Good location for sure. Love a good co-op.

Love all the options and the freshness and of the produce, meats and fish. Parking lot can be a…read morenightmare. And there is a grumpy guy doing online orders that is super annoying and rude.

The Customer service is so hit or miss. Actually the only good customer service seems to be at…read morecustomer service. Hey Whole Foods team when you are stocking an aisle, not doing online shopping for customers, which is probably a time constraint, and you see someone obviously trying to find something how about turning and saying can I help you find anything? I worked at hunger Mountain co-op in Montpelier Vermont, where friendly greetings and offers to help were the norm. look up, buttercup. Today at WF every time an employee was near, they did not acknowledge that there was a human in their presence who might need some help finding something. Ignored. The first rule of Customer service is make eye contact say hello. And if someone obviously would like some assistance, how about offering some? I will stick with the Portland coop on congress, Lois's natural foods... Royal River natural foods... trader Joe's. I don't buy much at Whole Foods anyway because the meats aren't local. The veggies in general aren't local not much is local !! Unfortunately, you are the only ones who sell the specific flavor of chameleon cold brew that I like, but I will be in and out like a shot. And what's up with the completely mediocre 365 brand push pushing out better options?

Good place to pick up quick grocery items. I've found myself picking up deli meats and cheese for…read moremy weekly lunches as well as additional produce during the week. I would recommend their deli specials. They usually have a good quality cheese and meat on special every week, as well as dinner meats. For example, last week I picked up the weekly special pork chops. They were pre seasoned and worked great for dinner. They also make hot burgers and sandwiches in house. Nice to pick up food and drinks here and picnic at the Western Prom for sunset

This place was closing when we came to visit. As in closed forever. The owner said was just no…read morelonger affordable to make the business work. Understandable. They had everything for sale, kind of eerie. But they were more than happy to help us out and chat. my husband got a big old sandwich with cold cuts and veggies. He said it was okay. We had some chips too. Cute for a quick grab and go.

This has been my go-to grocery spot lately, mainly because it's convenient. I commute from South…read morePortland to Portland from work, and this is an easy stop on my way home. It's never very crowded (maybe other people aren't as into it as I am??) which is a nice change from the Portland grocery stores. Although I did stop in once around lunch time and there was a line for the salad bar, but if you're in the area around lunch you should really just head around the corner to Taco Trio anyway. The store is pretty clean and well-stocked with your typical grocery store items. A few things I like about Shaw's stores, in general: - Shaw's also doubles coupons up to $1.00 if you're into saving money (if you're not you should be, who doesn't like cheap food?). - While we're talking saving money, most Shaw's have a corner of their produce section where they reduce prices on fruits and veggies that are past their prime or otherwise not perfect. This can make for some good deals if you don't mind searching for things you'll use before they go bad. - Shaw's also sells bottled Argo Tea, a product that is near and dear to my heart.

I've been back a few times in the past year because Shaws tends to carry plant-based brands that no…read moreone else does/other grocers drop. So when I'm coming home from the beach, it's super easy to stop by and pick-up whatever specialty thing I'm looking for (pro tip: when a limited edition flavor of a brand you love is sold out at other stores or online... this Shaws tends to have it because no one's looking for it here). There's still some big issues here: 1. The parking lot is terrible. 2. Randomly you'll come across a completely empty shelf. 3. It's not the best looking fruits and veg. 4. The store needs a deep clean. 5. The customer service can be hit or miss. 6. The self check-out kiosks aren't as seamless an experience as Hannaford. But still... that vegan section in the freezer has a lot going on!

My boyfriend and I were planning to send a package filled with Maine goodies to our friend in…read moreFlorida, so we stopped by Rosemont Market & Bakery to see what we could find. Jackpot! We found a bunch of local products, from honey and hot sauces to wines. We were welcomed and helped by their friendly and attentive staff. Once we described to them what type of wine our friend liked, they gave us great recommendations. The store itself had a bit of everything. A small wine section was nicely stocked, and so was their produce section. Freshly baked bread, sandwiches and other hot foods, as well as dairy and cheese, were available. It's the cutest market, to be honest, but not one I'd frequent often. I'd come back to get a specific ingredient or product, but not to shop much due to their prices being so high. Even simple things like green onions are 2x or 3x more than at the regular grocery store. All in all, adorable neighborhood bakery with some very high prices.

Visited as a tourist to grab some essentials for the Airbnb we were staying at. Walkable and super…read morecute just everything was on the pricier end since it seemed geared towards tourists.