Market Basket is well known for having great prices and good values. But what often is missed is…read morethe Market Basket Kitchen and sushi bar. You can get some of the most amazing hot and cold subs made on demand. Originally hosted by sells pizza. Market Basket has continued that trend with their large 18 inch pizzas where you can get a cheese pizza for $9.99. Of course each topping has an additional cost. They also have hot food ready to serve. This is always worth a look. To avoid the lines call ahead. When you call the store asked for the kitchen. This will save you a lot of time and everything especially pizza will be ready when you arrive. Otherwise expect a 30 or 45 minute wait since it's a well demanded product. They do have a seating area that is comfortable with Wi-Fi. Also, their coffee bar has probably the best donuts anywhere for $.99. You can't go wrong.

Order cup cakes for Hrafuation party. my Daughter picked out the perfect design. When we picked…read morethem up they were wrong and my daughter was heartbroken. The bakery manager was on the phone already for 10 minutes and we couldn't wait. Wanted to let the manager on duty know how unhappy we were and he gave us 10 dollars off but he seemed annoyed and bothered. Thanks for ruining my daughters day

If I could give this company less than one star I would. Placed an order for groceries stated that…read moreI would be picking it up between 6 and 7 PM. My day got away from me and I knew that I would not be able to get there until the next day so I called customer service. It took me three different phone numbers to get a human and I was told that there was nothing I could do that. My order would be restocked and that I could order it again the next day and pick it up then I wake up this morning and see that my order has been fulfilled and they say that I picked it up five minutes before closing yesterday. They charged me $78.29 and I have no way of getting a refund other than according to their website getting back in my car and driving another 45 minutes to get to them to make a complaint to the manager. So basically because of their mistake, I have to take my phone app, and drive three hours out of my way with my gas money to show them their mistake, all because they understaff, and they have nobody that they can speak to at the store, and nobody is online at customer service on weekends. A store closer said, yup call your bank and dispute if you don't want to drive there. So then I lose a debit card and am forced to update everything on my end. AGAIN this was the Gardner Aldis mix up. Customer service is nonexistent. The prices aren't as great as they advertise them to be. I have to go back, and have them stare at me all slack jawed while they figure it out. Sounds like fun. You know what also is fun? Dealing with the FTC, The BBB, The Attorney General, MA department of consumer affairs.

I love the bargains, the low cost canned goods, and the quality items offered by Aldi. This new…read morestore is beautiful and well laid out.

We placed an in-store pickup order which contained a bicycle for a birthday gift for my child, and…read morelater received an email stating that the item was actually out of stock. My partner was already at the store by the time we realized this, and since the offered free shipping wasn't a workable option for us, he went inside to see what other bikes might be available. To his surprise, there were two of the exact same (easily recognizable/findable) brightly colored toddler bikes sitting on the sales floor that we were just told were unavailable. He was then able to purchase one of those bikes directly in the store. I completely understand that mistakes happen and inventory systems aren't gonna be always perfect. However, it's tough to understand how an online pickup order could be canceled for being out of stock when the exact item was available for purchase in store??? It just feels like no one took the time to verify whether the item was actually available before canceling the order. Disappointing customer service.

I placed a delivery order on Wednesday, November 27th early in the afternoon. They said my delivery…read morewould be between 8pm -10pm. I know this was the day before Thanksgiving but if they were not able to deliver, they simply should not have had delivery options available. Because we thought that they were delivering, we didn't go to the store to get the items that I needed for Thanksgiving and for my granddaughter's birthday party which was on Thanksgiving. (I did do a full thanksgiving shopping but had forgotten things). Here it is the day after Thanksgiving and I still have not received my order. After calling customer service, they gave me a $15 food credit which I think is laughable. I understand in the grand scheme of things, this is small potatoes but just wanted to put this out there. I hope it doesn't happen to anyone else.

My wife and I decided to visit here about 6:30PM on the Fourth of July. Normally we stay inside…read morebecause we hate holidays where everything is closed but we were delighted to find out this place was open. The entrance to the farm kind of sneaks up on you fast; the whole place appears much smaller on the outside, but once you pull in and get to the gravel parking lot, you realize how much bigger it is inside. There was live outdoor music playing and kids laughing and cheering while playing with the nearby caged animals. This place was a great vibe. We weren't particularly hungry so I can't comment on the food, but we did take a walk around and paid for a quart box for blueberry picking. This was our first time and we had no idea what we were doing, but soon enough we filled up our little box very nicely. I recommend you bring some Off or some kind of bug spray if you're anything like me and bugs love buzzing around your ears. Inside the one of the barns was their stores and I picked up a bag of caramel puff corn and a delicious Apple Cider slushie. Everyone was very friendly. Overall we had a very good time here, and I hope to come back on an empty stomach so that I can try out some of their cider donuts.

We had a really lovely time at the 2025 Apple Festival, cute vendors yummy cider and sweet goats…read morethat you can feed and pet.

The Kitchen needs help…read more You can call in an order 30Mins ahead of time but they tell you it'll 45Mins..... but they say "come in and place your order"...?? It's so inconvenient and inconsistent that it hurts when I pick up the phone to try and call them ahead of time. Sadly, I wanted to get it in ahead of my shopping but they can't even help me do that. Sad place......

do not order from the kitchen. since the ousting of CEO Arthur Demoulas, the whole company has…read moresuffered but the "fresh kitchen" has suffered THE MOST. the employees are overwhelmed and safety against contamination is unacceptable and when unsanitary issues are identified and pointed out the staff (used to be friendly and helpful) but are now incensed and act inconvenienced.

I truly love a store like Vincents. It makes me so happy to see a much smaller scale grocer than a…read morechain store. So so many benefits to shopping at a place like Vincents. Where do I begin? Produce: Not an immense selection, but almost all of it is local, especially if its in season. Such good squash and zucchini! They also have more than just heads of iceberg lettuce so I as a salad freak love this. You may not find all the fruit in the world, not 6 varieties of apples, but the basics you will see regularly. Deli: Boar's head! Wahoo! Not every single boars head offering is available but it seems like they only have the obscure stuff you won't see at the grocery store - like teriyaki turkey for example. They have all of their condiments and sauces as well. There are other brands too and all are super small batch,... yes they have LOL American too for the boring people :) Deli salads are also delightful and freshly prepared in small batches. Frozen : some cool finds here! Just different brands that are mostly local and are out of this world. If I don't need a sack of frozen veggies, I will stop in here versus Price Chopper because they just taste so much more vibrant I also found Yuengling black and tan ice cream here! LOVE IT! Also - above the freezer cases there is the cutest collection of antique tricycles. So charming and cool. Meats are good but limited. They must grind their own beef because its outstanding. They always have sausages and they have a bunch of different dry rubs and seasonings in a bunch pf varieties right in the meat shelf - for about 6 bucks! Baked:: No bakery , but the baked goods section is enough to get lost in, even though its small. I LOVE the snowflake dinner rolls. they taste like the Hawaiian rolls but sweeter, and dusted in flour mmm. They also have Cranberry orange cookies and toffee cookies that I crave for days until I grab them. The french bread is always a hit when I slice it up, toast and serve with dips. Not much for laundry needs, cleaning or health and beauty just the absolute necessities.Plus they are much more tin cost han anywhere else. They do sell beer, cigarettes and lottery items as well. Staff is always nice, which is a given in a small town grocer. and always welcome! Overall, the prices are much higher than the grocery store but not outrageous like a convenience store or gas station. The offerings are greatly unique but you will find the mainstays that you need easily. I will remark on the wide variety of condiments they have! i will pick up a new kind of mustard or pickled this and that something or other each time I come in for a new different flavor to add to the week . You'll also find Virgil's Soda here - the only vegan soda that actually tastes amazing. Staff is always nice Upon checking out there's almost always a cute offering or baked good for pocket change and a quick nibble on the ride home.

Well run, clean, good selection, excellent beef and chicken. Have never had to wait in line to be…read morerung up. Pre made sandwiches are always good too...

The Country Hen has a great history - George Bass, the founder of the Country Hen, is the guy who…read morepioneered the organic egg business in the U.S. - I thought that was pretty crazy! The old farm in Hubbardston, MA, allows the hens to walk around freely (cage-free), take sun baths, lay eggs in the nest, and feed on certified organic ingredients. The Country Hen's eggs have six times the amount of Omega-3s, contain essential polyunsaturated fatty acids, produce clean eggs naturally, have strong shells, and are fresh fresh fresh! Their eggs are found in various specialty stores as well as some grocery stores, such as Whole Foods, Balducci's, and Safeway. If you check their website, you can plug in your zip code and see which stores carry these awesome eggs! Their site also offers recipes on appetizers, beverages, breads, desserts, breakfast entrees, main entrees, and salads. Great-tasting organic eggs, check them out! :D Their packaging is so cute and in the egg carton, it contains 'Farm News' where it contains some information about the farm. +organic eggs :D

The Country Hen farm hasn't done on-site egg sales for a couple of years. But you can still buy…read moreCountry Hen eggs at a discount from the Country Trail, 45 Gardner Road (Rt. 68), Hubbardston. You can pay for the eggs with cash or check. No credit/debit cards are accepted for eggs because the store has to keep Country Hen transactions separate from their own. But you can pay for other Country Trail things like antiques, produce, and plants with credit/debit cards.