I grew up always going to Stop & Shop for my market so when Market Basket started popping up, I was…read morehesitant. However, since I've been starting to stop at Market Basket, I legitimately only go to Market Basket now. It's so much nicer, Market Basket everything and is so well organized. Everything is easy to find. Customer service is great prices are great and when I say prices are great I mean like better than Stop & Shop.. Nothing's cheap but they're cheaper then Stop & Shop for sure. I do come to the market on Sundays, which I will say this location is extremely busy on Sundays, but I mean that's to be expected.

Service at the sandwich counter is hardly called service. They chat between each other while you…read morewait,,,, wait..., and wait, service never comes in any form of reasonable timeline.I couldn't stand it, I left, meanwhile my soup got cold.

Really expensive... like insanely so. I got a 3 pack of "organic" lemons that came in a mesh…read moresleeve- it was $6 for the 3 (anywhere else, lemons are less than a dollar rather than 2 dollars each!) When I got home and took them out of the packaging they had brown spots and two had brown spots inside as well. If these lemons had been significantly better than regular lemons perhaps the price difference would be justified, but for them to be mildly worse and more than twice the price struck me as bizarre! I also bought a frozen meal that was already expired... I was able to return these two items and the customer service was good, but I couldn't believe how high my bill was for only getting 5-6 things.

I was sad to see Seabra leave this space - Clements' is a different type of grocery store in my…read moreopinion, so it's an interesting replacement. This is convenient for people of Bristol to have an option besides Stop & Shop and without having to travel to Fall River/Swansea/Target to a big box or other grocery store. Their parking lot is easy to access with lots of space. This store is very clean and feels high end - I would consider this more of a luxury market, almost as if you had a combo of Whole Foods and Highland Park Market (a small local chain in Connecticut). There were a nice amount of unique local offerings I hadn't even heard of before - salt water taffy, chocolates, bulk frozen soups from Blount, etc. There are fresh options like a sushi bar and a small coffee area in the front. The big selling point of this store are those unique offerings, and the best bang for your buck are things they make fresh, breads, desserts, etc. I LOVE their fresh popped flavored popcorn and always have to grab some - just do it!!! Other than those standout features, I can't see myself shopping here regularly if not for those specific items, unless I really didn't want to travel far. It's a smaller store with less selection. Pricing is well above other similar stores - the mark up on a pantry item I picked up was double the price of the exact same thing at Target. Even their "sale" prices don't seem that good of a deal in most cases. They advertise a senior discount on Wednesdays. Self check out and cashiers are set up, but only self check out was open at 8 pm. There's a nice upscale feel here, although staff wasn't helpful in the evening hours when I went, which you would expect more of from this type of experience based store. For basics and pantry staples, you'll find a better deal elsewhere....but honestly, it's still worth a trip just for the popcorn.

I have been going here for years, unfortunately this would be my last visit, you can buy the name,…read morebut cannot replicate the products, passed by a pc of steak that was brown, purchased milk within the expiration date and it was sour when opened, the cookies were stale,last time its a dam shame

I love this little store. I am sad to hear the owner is retiring but I wish them well. I hope this…read morestays the neighborhood staple it has always been.

Once again, I have to commend Trader Joe's on their amazing flora & fauna! These alstroemeria are a…read moreweek old & are just stunning. I expect another 7-10 days of this glorious color. Trader Joe's for the win! Highly recommend.

Trader Joe's is an absolute bloodbath in the best way possible. The parking lot is a total shit…read moreshow, and the store inside is packed wall-to-wall with people navigating carts like it's bumper cars. You will question your sanity at least twice before you even get through the front doors. That being said... the food choices are just too good. They have incredible snacks, unique frozen items, and those cotton candy grapes are legitimately elite--sweet enough to make you completely forget about the stress of getting here. It's crowded, it's chaotic, and finding a spot is a full contact sport, but the food is so solid that I'll keep braving the madness anyway

This large Whole Foods market is roomier than the one on N Main Street. It has an industrial look,…read morewith sharp corners and subdued colors on the inside and outside. I like that the parking lot is really big and it's not crowded like the one on N Main. As soon as you walk in you can notice how well laid out and organized this store is...all the nice fresh produce on the right as soon as you walk in....then all the other departments as you progress inwards. I went in to get some Amazon Prime specials and a few grocery items. I like the 365 brand, it's a generic label but of very high quality. Whole Foods Market started in 1984 in Austin TX, and during those early years, it slowly opened stores in the South.....first in Houston and Dallas and then in New Orleans. The company made its initial public offering on January 23, 1992. While opening new stores, the company fueled rapid growth by acquiring other natural foods chains throughout the 1990s and the 2000s. In June 2017, Amazon purchased Whole Foods Market for $13.7 billion. In January 2019, to facilitate expansion into previously unserved areas, Amazon announced plans to acquire some former Sears and Kmart locations from Sears Holdings, which filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection on October 15, 2018. These vacant locations would be demolished or remodeled to create new Whole Foods Market locations. This is definitely a well run organic grocery store that has many devoted followers.

This now my local WF since moving from Providence. It's the best one I've been in! Large, clean,…read morewell stocked and the parking lot isn't a nightmare to negotiate (looking at you my former WF off of N. Main). The buffet and salad bar was full of options that looked fresh and it was pristine (staff was literally straightening it up and stocking it while I was there). The Waterman store should take note, their buffet and salad bar are pathetic! There are a lot of tables to sit at and eat if you wanna grab something to eat before shopping at Garden City. They also have a really good fresh flower selection. You can also get nice holiday wreaths, mums and Christmas trees for reasonable prices. Don't get me started on the pastry case because everything looks amazing! I love the tiny sizes because you can try different desserts.

Sometimes I wish Eastside Mart didn't exist. These guys will deliver Ben and Jerry's ice cream to…read moreyour house. Your house! Have you ever had a breakup and wished someone would just make an entire pint of cookie dough ice cream appear before you so you could eat your feelings? That is precisely what Eastside Mart is for. Through Yelp and Grubhub, you can order ice cream, as well as snacks, household supplies (need an emergency TP roll or six? They got you) and beverages. No alcohol, though... this isn't Massachusetts, folks. This corner store is located over by Elmgrove Street, just a few blocks from Blackstone Boulevard, so I guess if you really wanted to, you could grab a bottle of water and go for a run, but that's clearly not what the rest of us are doing. Thank you (and curse you!) for being there for me in the darkest of times, Eastside Mart. Cheers.

Family owned and run Local Business! Eastside Mart is a fixture in our neighborhood. They over a…read morewide variety on convenience store classics such as coffee, muffins, sandwiches and ice cream etc. On holidays, and anyday, you can find that one thing you forgot to buy. Thanksgiving they stock up on turkey trimmings, cranberry sauce and anything you might need! Great place to drop in and buy an emergency phone charger, greeting card or those stamps you keep forgetting to get. Everyday shopper shout out! Jenn A

Dave's Marketplace is a RI grocery chain founded in 1969. There are approximately 10 locations and…read morethe first one opened in Warwick. They offer high quality items such as produce, seafood, and other grocery items. This place reminded me of the Fresh Market and Whole Foods. I came here for the prepared foods and I was not disappointed. They had sushi, pizza, wings, and more. The cashier was also very nice and gave my child a sticker. Overall, a great neighborhood grocery and EG is lucky to have them.

Maine Mussels were on sale this week at Dave's for only $3 for 2lbs!!…read moreMade this and it was delicious! Thanks Dave's for always providing the best Seafood around!!

I recently got some of their Roast Pig and I was very happy with it…read more A good Chinese roast pig is lean and tasty on the bottom and then crispy and crunchy on the top. Not too salty, not wet. This restaurant / supermarket does a very good job with their Chinese BBQ items. You can get duck, lean roast pork, chicken and many other meats to take home.

My favorite supermarket probably in the state simply because of the variety (and I love Asian…read morefood.) I love their fruit selection, a lot of things you won't find in other stores in the area. You can get anything and everything here from cleaning supplies to pans to fresh seafood to snacks. I drive out of my way for this store