So, I tend to think I am a grocery snob. I am surrounded by Wegmans and indulged on Publix when I…read morelived in Florida for 20+ years. However, I must say I was quite impressed with this Hannaford. More specifically, we were really impressed with the variety and plethora of gluten free options up and down every aisle. I'm looking forward to the gluten free blueberry crisp I'm going to bake this week with the farm fresh blueberries we got from a local farm. To top it off, I was blown away by the ice cream selection. "Spoon and a chair on Aisle 12, please!"

Rude staff and rude management. I now drive to Auburn, New Gloucester, or Augusta to avoid this…read moremess.

I grew up in Sabattus, the next town over, and since I was little we'd make our way to this…read morelocation or the Sabattus St. location every Wednesday for 99¢ Italian day and a container of their famous fried mushrooms. The only thing that has changed over the years, aside from the name of this location recently, is the price of the Italian. At $1.39, it is still an unbeatable value for such a great sandwich. Fresh bread from the Italian bakery downtown combined with fresh cut meat and veggies. I can't even make it that cheaply at home and I used to WORK at a sandwich place! They've got amazing, fresh food, friendly staff and the best meat in town. Truly a value and must visit business!

Cute little market with many options for a variety of meals and snacks. Having grown up in Maine…read moreand moving to NJ - I was craving a good lobster salad. Even though it's December they didn't let me down! Amazing lobster salad at a very reasonable price. It was far better than anything you'd get at a restaurant. ALL MEAT - no filler.

Awesome neighborhood market with big grocery store options. This store has truly grown from a small…read moreIGA to a larger store with the options and variety you've grown to love from a larger store including allergen friendly offerings. The staff are friendly and quick to help and their front end boasts a handful of registers ensuring you are in and out with what you need in a timely manner. The parking lot is also large and can accommodate compact cars and RVs. They truly have it all from fresh baked cookies to worms for fishing (they are in the cooler in the produce section below the rows of kombucha).

Great place to shop . The workers there are very helpful . It's well kept and organized. Can't ask…read morefor better.

The bathrooms are disgusting. Blood spatters on the walls, dried poop on the toilets. They are…read morenever cleaned. Makes me wonder how the back rooms of produce, deli and meats are maintained. Gross

Large grocery store seems to have everything. Pharmacy and coffee shop both on site. Cashiers have…read morebeen available each time we've shopped there.

No personality, over priced, and not very clean. Not a very…read morepleasant place to go. Rather go a few extra miles for better service

This establishment is very close to where I live, and as such I do a fair amount of business here…read more The fact they really resent taking debit or credit cards has cost them about $150 a year in business from myself. I am one of those who rarely have cash on me. The coffee they make is outstanding! Unfortunately in the morning when I count any cash I have laying around, and am usually a few cents short. So I go to Cumberland Farms, just down the street. They take debit without drama, even if all their coffee, no matter what flavor they label it as, always tastes the same. Try using a debit card at Oak Hill Cash Market, the owner acts like you are a complete asshole. Plus they are out of cream 80% of the time I go there. I have to ask, then stand around and wait for them to "get to it". But regardless, the way they make their coffee is incredible and is even better (and much cheaper) than Dunkin Donuts. The breakfast sandwiches are another highlight...always plenty just freshly cooked, so there is no waiting. The pizza they make could not taste much worse, however....a limp, soggy crust and just not good by any stretch of the imagination. It's almost like you have to try to make a Pizza this bad. Because it is a convenience store, the groceries appear to be from a museum and way too expensive to consider, even in a pinch. That being said, I do not go out of my way to do business here, but would get my daily cup of coffee here every single day if using a debit card did not cause the owner to act like you are putting him out of business by doing so. But they do some things extremely well, and I can't go less than 4 stars, as it is locally owned and operated and it's nice to see these places succeed. They do have my 4 star rating, and I recommend this place on the strength of their Coffee and Breakfast sandwiches. You won't get that quality at a chain store.

Small grocery store with about everything you need. Meat, fish have always been fresh. Very…read morefriendly, helpful staff. I prefer over the larger grocery stores every time.

Not requiring masks! This store is a small space with tiny isles and hard to social distance. There…read moreis a sign at the door to wear a mask but it is not enforced. I saw 70% of shoppers not masked. I wish this store would protect their shoppers. I felt unsafe

I frequently go to the Lisbon Food City. The produce section is always neat & well stocked. The…read moreproducts in the aisles are also well stocked and products are brought forward (lined up on shelves). These markets are employee owned, which is such a novel concept in this day and age of big corporations. Currently, they have an initiative where the order total can be rounded up and the proceeds go to Thanksgiving food baskets for local folks. They keep a daily total and post it on the front window. The staff there is always friendly and helpful. The lines at the registers are never long.

This is a small, employee owned neighborhood grocery. What it lacks in size, it makes up for in…read morecharacter. Despite its limited space, the selection is decent and good quality. I'm always impressed by how clean and organized the stock is. The staff is friendly and it is obvious that they care for their store. A nice option to have available in town.

To Market, To Market…read more.. Locally-owned supermarket located in Lewiston. The Good: *Private parking lot w/ street parking on adjacent Eaton St *Meat counter is solid *Great prices on their weekly special (check the website) *Friendly service The Meh: *Surrounding area seems a little worse for wear The Ugly: *The rest of the "grocery" store is only that in the academic sense. It's maybe a small step up from the local bodega. Conclusion: Come for the meat.

Their meat packages are pretty OK especially when you're picking your own meat packages for the…read moreamount of money

Ordered some bologna from the deli. Guy used his bare hands. When I got home I googled it and in…read morethe State of Maine it is illegal. Won't be going back.

The Italian sandwiches on Wednesday are pretty good. The people in there are great. Love the…read morefriendly attitude. This has been here for years so you don't expect it to look like a castle inside, but very clean and neat.

Went to the auto center for an oil change and was told that the wait would be an hour. Almost two…read morehours later and still not done. Was only offered $10 off the oil change for compensation. Was late for another appt. Absolute worst service ever!!!!! Do not use Walmart for any service.

This is been an ongoing problem ever since they got rid of the plastic bags and made us buy…read morereusable bags which by the way is the biggest corporate gift the state of Maine could have ever gave them the price of those bags built into every item you buy ultimately so I go shopping put the bags on the conveyor belt and load my groceries on the computer bill the woman behind the cash register looks at me thinking I'm going to bag these groceries the price of her bagging them is in the price of the item I bought by the way I said are you going to put those groceries in the bags? She says that's not my job can you believe that she actually said that's not my job? I asked her to get the manager three times she never did. I asked her out of the two of us which one of us works here? She says that's not my job. So evidently not only did we pay for the plastic bag that we didn't get we paid for the reusable bag and we have to put the groceries in the bag because somehow in this bamboozle we lost our right to service. I did save the receipt send a picture of that along with the story to corporate headquarters