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!

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

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 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!

I have been waiting for over 40 years for a Filipino store to open in Maine. It is amazing! So many…read moreofferings from snacks to baked goods from Christine's Bakery. Savory foods from Goldilocks to Magnolia and so much more! They have Filipino decorations and brooms and bags and beauty products. Today's trip we bought frozen lumpia, sio pao, shu mai, pandesal baliwag, dinuguan, Tito Als chicharrones and adobo peanuts and clover chips and and and soooo much. Quiet and friendly staff. Plenty of street parking on a Saturday too! They take credit cards. Can't wait to go back. I highly recommend!

Great little market! They have the staples as well as Red Ribbon cakes, Jollibee (fresh from NJ)…read moreand food to go on Saturdays. Mae, the owner, is delightful.

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.

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!

Mostly what you'd expect from a neighborhood convenience store, but with a twist. The usual…read moreofferings for food, but lots of craft beer, wine and canned cocktail options, likely catering to the Spring Point Marina a couple of miles away. Service is friendly, food decent, and alcohol selection worth stopping for.

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.

I made my first trip to the market not long ago. I was very impressed with the assortment of foods…read moreamong other things! The employees were friendly and helpful! I will definitely be going back!

This is my go-to Asian market in Maine. Been going here since 2010. It's where i but my lumpia…read more(spring roll) wrappers, noodles, Filipíno and other Asian snacks, coconut milk, and many other ingredients needed for Asian cooking. I appreciate the items having prices. Sure, it could be cleaner and bit more organized but I think the flaws just add to their store's character. The staff is usually cordial too. Kudos, Hong Kong Market!

A tiny but mighty Asian grocery store on Congress, right in the heart of downtown. We picked up our…read morenoodle fix, our speciality slices, our fancy cheese cakes and gummies and tea. You enter through what seems like a sketchy back alley door and slide through some heavy plastic curtain, but it's fun. The folks at the register speak English well, and are very helpful with finding what you need or telling what that strange fish shaped thing in the freezer is and how to cook it. Don't be shy to stop in, you won't regret it.

This place is an absolute gem to have in the neighborhood, a great selection of Asian ingredients -…read moreambient, frozen and chilled. It was busy when I was in there which made me happy to see for a small family owned shop. Interesting to note, they had a few non Asian staples like raos marinara, Alfredo, and pasta! Kind of nice in case you need last minute ingredients for dinner on the peninsula since we don't have many grocer options. I was able to get everything I needed to make a Massaman curry dish on a whim. Looking forward to returning for specialty ingredients and continuing to branch out from my usual weekly recipes! Everything was clean and spectacularly organized. Tip: the entrance is in the back of the building!

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.