I like this store now that it's a Hannaford (formerly Shaw's)…read more The store is always neat and clean and really well stocked. We have always found what we have been looking for. We haven't had to interact much with the staff, because we use self checkout, however, you can see them working hard, stocking cleaning and filling orders. The location is kind of on a chaotic corner, but the store is easy to find. The parking lot has plenty of parking in the front and side of the building. The clink bottle/can return bins are always available. We have never found it to be overflowing. We don't mind shopping here when we are in the area. I never hesitate to stop if we need to.

You craving for some lobster roll or clam bake? Why spend $50 for a lobster roll when you can pay…read more$8.99/lb for fresh lobster steamed and ready to feast?! We bought over 12 lbs of lobsters and paid around $110. The guy who helped us steamed pound of clams and a pound of mussels. If he steamed potatoes, sausages and corn we would be in business!

Neat little market. Lots of fresh, local products. Was told the lobster would be warmed but the…read moremeat was cold. Still a pretty good sandwich.

I have been to On the Vine a half a dozen times - great every time. Except, I get there around 6 pm…read moreand they're always out of soup. I wish they would hide the bakery some where. . No, not really. EVERYTHING in that case is FABULOUS!!. My favorite is the Key Lime Pie, you can tell it's made there. The eclairs, cream puffs, the"yodel" slice. The muffins are great too. I often get a few entrees for work. The only negative is I wish they'd put more veggies and less rice in the platters, especially the grilled ones. Great macaroni salad!! The Thanksgiving sandwich is great, as well, the lobster roll. The people are all so friendly, helpful. The store is always clean and very well stocked. I recommend this place to everyone. If you can't find something that suits your taste, that's a tough one.

Absolutely love this well curated small market in Scarborough. Friendly service and a great…read moreselection of meats, cheeses and dry goods as well as having chocolate and ice cream from some wonderful local shops (ragged coast and gorgeous gelato). They also had a good selection of grab and go prepared foods . Great place to pop in for all your dinner party needs!

This is a good small natural marketplace. This market also has quite a large fish selection. My…read moreallergy to seafood means I have not explored that part of the market. I appreciate the produce, but do wish there was a larger selection. There is a variety of baked goods, however they are not labeled in a way that makes me confident I can safely eat them due to other food allergies. I do enjoy the ground pork available here - it is the absolute tastiest I've found in the area. They also carry a number of international options, which are great because European food labeling standards are better than US, so I can safely trust these labels and food.

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!

Hannaford to go informed me that they no longer print out receipts which would normally be fine if…read morethis was a personal purchase; but since it is for a business, this affects my ability to be able to do my own job properly. I do believe that if the workers wanted to they could have given me a print out but instead they chose not to. Ik they could have printed it out bc normally there are other workers who do excellent at assisting with this. I believe as a former customer service worker that a minor inconvenience for the worker is better than a minor inconvenience for the customer/ consumers who is the reason these businesses are able to function. I am very upset by this.

We stocked up on groceries and various supplies at this Walmart in Scarborough, Maine. A group of…read moreus rented an Airbnb house in Pine Point about 8 miles (15-20 minutes driving) away. Our house had a fire pit and we needed a cooler for a fishing trip. Originally, we planned to go Dick's and a grocery store for what we needed. However, we saw this Walmart on the way to Dick's and stopped here instead. It proved to be a one-stop shop for everything we needed. On a Thursday around 5:30-6:15pm, this Walmart was comfortably busy. We ended up buying nearly $300 worth of food, drink, and supplies for 8 adults. I believe part of our group returned the following day for more food, drink, and supplies like ingredients to cook the fish we caught, breakfast food (bacon, eggs, French toast) and things like paper towels. One of our important purchases here was a 48-quart red Igloo cooler ($24.88) which we used to transport water, beer, sandwiches, and the fish we caught. We picked up a 3-hour fire log ($3.86) to help start our outdoor fire plus a couple boxes of firewood ($8.54 each). Some pieces of the firewood reminded us of "bad" pieces of construction wood (e.g., 2x4s) in the way they looked and were cut. This was my first time buying firewood at a Walmart. It burned pretty clean. One of the guys in our group specifically wanted Cara Cara navel oranges and we were able to find them here for $4.74 a bag. Decent quality. The food that was average quality at best were things like the Walmart-brand glazed donuts and cookies (chocolate chip, M&M's). A dozen donuts was only $3.97 per box. A box of cookies was $5.87. Good prices, but only OK quality. That's one of the tradeoffs of shopping at Walmart. Also, the selection wasn't great. A couple examples of items I couldn't find were Claussen sandwich pickles and Duke's Mayo. For the latter, I ended up going with a bottle of Kraft mayonnaise ($3.98). We got fresh-sliced meat at the deli: $15 worth of ham and $18.49 worth of black pepper turkey. A couple bags of sliced sourdough bread was $3.98 per bag. A bag of everything bagels, $3.74. Slices of cheese for our sandwiches, $6.49. Philly cream cheese for our bagels, $5.84. We got lots of beer, soda, and bottled water. I noticed we were dinged with various "ME deposits" (Maine deposits?) for each pack of drinks. For example, we were dinged $1.20 for a 24-pack of Michelob Ultra ($21.27). I was dinged 5 cents for a single bottle of Diet Pepsi ($2.38) from one of the checkout lane fridges. A bag of "Mega" Oreo cookies was $5.68. We got a bag of double-stuffed too ($5.98). I think most of us preferred the Mega Oreos, the Oreo variety with the most cream filling. My favorite coffee creamer, Silk Almond Creamer Sweet and Creamy flavor, was only $4.90 here. That's roughly what I normally pay in Georgia and North Carolina, but on the low end of a non-sale price. Walmart generally does have the lowest prices around on most products. Unlike where I live in the South, where there are free plastic bags at Walmart, Target, Publix, Kroger, Harris Teeter, etc., we had to pay for bags here. I assume it's a State of Maine thing. The "wide bags" were $1.48 each. We needed at least a few to haul everything back to the house. They were decent-quality bags, similar to tote bags. They were useful for our fishing trip to transport snacks. We got chips (e.g., Kettle Chips at $3.94 and $4.98 per bag). Dramamine ($4.32) was also useful for our fishing trip: https://www.yelp.com/biz/noreaster-deep-sea-fishing-kennebunkport. Produce quality was fine (e.g., the aforementioned oranges, iceberg lettuce head for $1.98, bananas for $0.58 per pound, and a two-pack of beef tomatoes for $2.98). Service was good. We had to ask for assistance to get one of the coolers since they were stacked high up, out of reach. We covered almost the entirety of this Walmart, from the deli to the sports & outdoors section.

I used to LOVE Walmart pickup. It made life convenient and saved me money, because I'm an impulse…read moreshopper. Now... 20-45 minimum wait times for pick up orders. Today for instance, I let them know I was on my way and I still waited for 25 minutes and there were only two cars there when I got there. Last time I came I waited 45 minutes and they forgot part of my order so I had to wait an additional 15 minutes for them to go get the rest of my order. That order only had four items I could have definitely shopped it faster. The staff is always super friendly, but I don't know what has happened recently to make the wait times so much longer than they used to be.

The bomb, The best frozen pizza I've ever eaten. Those are…read morebig words to say, however I speak the truth. No tomato just cheese, onion with just a touch of rosemary. The entire 10" pizza from the outer crust to the entire underside of the pizza is just plain phenomenal. This should become Trader Joe's number one pizza if it isn't already. Are you ready for the name of the pizza.... I't's called Bianca!!!! Run to Trader Joe as quickly as you can. As a side note my wife thought the onion was a little to sweet. I guarantee you will agree with me. Enjoy life, enjoy

My daughter and I stopped in to TJ's in Portland Maine today. Such friendly and helpful staff! The…read moreCaptain even jumped in and opened a register for us when the lines were getting long. Hoping they bring a TJ's to North Conway!

Love specialty shops like this. Everything is stashed in boxes along the shelves. Nothing fancy at…read moreall, but they have *everything* you need for that Indian dish you've been planning to make. They have ghee! Kasoori methi! Powdered spices and raw spices! They even have the lazy ready-made stuff for all you bachelors that want to impress your date with your non-existent cooking skills. Don't get caught. They only thing that's missing would be fresh produce. But I understand that's a big jump up. The spices are what I came for. Did I go overboard? Maybe. Did I buy enough? Probably not. Will I go back? Definitely!

Heard about this place from my co-workers and was very glad to be "in the know". Small but…read morewell-organized Indian grocery store selling many of the key ingredients for home-made Indian food, as well as snacks and other convenience foods that you may miss from India. Small selection of unique fresh veg in the fridge, and a selection of frozen veg I won't find in my local chain grocery store.

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?

Not a bad store but for a few things. They do seem to always be out of alcohol swabs.read more

My visits to this Hannaford location are always pleasant but there is one cashier that consistently…read morestruggles to create a good experience. All other aspects of the store experience are consistently positive so I contacted the manager. I was open minded when I shared details and suggested that she receive additional training. Brandon Bowie (customer service mgr) took my feedback and went above and beyond to make the situation right. I appreciate his attention to the matter and the steps he took to make things right. I will continue to shop at this location and look forward to seeing the staff when I do! Thank you Brandon and team for supporting your staff and creating a legendary experience for your customers!

The $3 burger and fries meal at Market Basket is the best deal around. Pair it with a $2 milkshake…read more If you don't feel like cooking and you don't have a lot of money, Market Basket is the place to go!

The kitchen is amazing ask for the cook named Mary she is the best cook ever…read more She always makes sure your food is perfect just how you want it