Just bought a half Italian Calzone for $11.50. Absolutely…read morethe best I have ever had. Worth every penny.

The donuts were greasy and raw. I saw a guy who works there chewing his fingernails I'll never ever…read morego back

This is my favorite grocery store in the area other than Costco, and this shoutout is long overdue…read more The prices are, like all Market Baskets, incredibly low compared to other stores, and they still have a great inventory (except for Alfredo sauce--for some strange reason they only have Rao's and Ragu amidst a sea of red sauces). I've always been greeted with kind staff members and a friendly face at the register, so top marks to all the people who work here. Perhaps my favorite section of the store is the perennially busy hot food bar: they cook up a cheap but amazingly good steak bomb (always add spicy mayo on it, trust me, it's the secret sauce), sweet potato fries, honey BBQ wings, and divinely seasoned potato wedges. I'm telling you, these are consistently the best potato wedges you will ever eat. Yep, you heard it from me: Market Basket has the best fries. Anywhere. I once asked them if they were baked or fried and received the most hilarious response: "Yes. [pause] They are fried. [pause] In oil." I will note, though, that sometimes the wings and spinach swirl pies are burnt, so do purchase them judiciously on any given day. Also, the wings that need to be heated up at home and that are sold in the refrigerated section below the hot food bar are vastly inferior--don't go for them if you can get the fresh wings: they're definitely made differently. The store is always bursting with people and is somewhat cramped compared to wholesale stores, but it's actually on the bigger side for an MB. The Stop & Shop just outside (which some MB regulars will take the liberty of visiting immediately afterward, myself included, to check for several items on sale that compete with MB) feels like a ghost town in comparison. Lastly, in terms of current COVID precautions taken: the store is no longer enforcing mask-wearing, and at least 60% of shoppers (I was last there a couple days ago) forego mask wearing (if not more). In addition, not all staff members are wearing masks anymore. Social distancing is difficult because the store is quite cramped as I mentioned previously.

This was the last place I shopped before getting all my food stamps stolen last Friday, 9/11/26…read more Pretty sure the employees were operating a skimmer machine. I'm homeless already but now I'm starving as well. Eff this place. Be careful.

I always find something unusual and interesting at this store. Plenty of parking. People are…read morefriendly of every interesting walk around for something unusual and strange. Give it a try. I'd like it there.

Came here looking for a Portuguese Salt but unfortunately I didn't find it here. Not sure if they…read moreare out of stock. They have various selections of food and veggies so basically groceries. Though they are on the pricey side, they are all organic so I am assuming that's the reason why. Check out is pretty smooth and cashiers are friendly for the most part when I go there. The place have a good amount of space but It can be packaged during rush hour. I come here from time to time to check the place out so I am sure we will be back at some point

Everything was delicious from Sicilian pizza to eggplant caprese sandwich. I didn't get a chance…read moreto take any pictures since I was devouring my food, but I would definitely return to try more of the menu.

I finally tried Professor's Market again last week and found a different employee from last time…read morewho did the same thing as the previous one. They are clearly trained to take your order, then your payment, then go off to a little niche far away and make the sub exactly as they want to. If you want extra mayo, or no pickles, or any other adjustment, you are stuck. But, this time, after my last experience, I leaned over the counter and tried to keep my eyes on him and, sure enough, I spotted him start to put pickles and other veggies on it without asking me anything. I called out to him and told him I how I wanted it made and he did so but it was a nuisance. The sub was good again but I don't recommend anyone buy one at this place unless you're happy with the shop deciding exactly how they make your sub. If you want a choice however, virtually every other sub shop in the region will ask you first and give you a chance to tell them how to finish the sub.

My wife and I stopped in here quite a bit we get the coffee, which is good very good. Plenty of…read moreparking. We pick at the different breakfast variety but the cakes are very good. Also, I have to say you're gonna give it a try.

Normally I've received orders in a good condition and fresh. BUT, lately, I've been disappointed…read morein decisions made by the picker/packer of my online delivery orders. Received rotten, slimy, stinky cod from the Seafood dept. and a hand of bananas thrown on top of a flimsy container of croissants crushing them! Also, trying to hand off bad romaine lettuce or celery I've noticed. Very bad judgement by picker/packer and the person handing off bad fish in the Seafood Dept. These people need to CARE about their job or be trained in basic customer respect/coutesy. Pick as if the order is YOURS please. Very disappointing this month.

Dude i was eating a sub from Luccis and like I was guilty of a sin of omission for not being more…read moreproactive in telling people they just rock at making amazing subs. in terms of a super market it is a normal one with normal stuff you know. I was trying to find hot fries and i couldn't but whatever. but dude their prepared foods are great. one of my top five in all of wilmington

Asked for a chicken salad in a pita pocket at first she started making a wrap i then said i want a…read morepita pocket. Rather than opening the pocket which is how its been done for the lsat 30yrs. Ive been getting this she folded the pocket like a taco and made that way. Sandwiches have gone down hill llot of new faces in the deli that are more interested in there conversation than quality of sandwich. I will say if you get the original guy i believe hi name is Nunzio you get a goood oll Luccis sandwich if i dont get him. I dont order from now on.

This review is for the samosas and the samosas only. They have a little hot case by the registers…read morefor samosas. About $2 per samosas. I ate two and I loved them. The dough is perfect. Lightly sweet, crunchy and chewy. They are absolutely stuffed with filling that tastes great! Id def go back to have more if I was passing by and needed a snack

We were in town on vacation and I decided to go shopping - I live in Maine where we don't have many…read moreIndian grocery stores, but I used to live in Queens, so I miss them. Really loved this store - huge selection, lots of snacks, great music - I went with my daughter and she was dancing through the aisles lol - wonderful staff.

Best apple cider donuts ever! Wish they were sold year…read moreround! Great store to visit! Has great staff always helpful and friendly!

Calaresso's is great! My family likes to come here on the weekends for the sales they have. They…read morehave a good stock of produce, cheeses, they have some baked goods, and they sell some pasta salads, chicken salad, etc. They sell mums and pumpkins and fall decor in the fall. It's been a while since I've had them but they make cider donuts in the fall and they are yummy and it makes the store smell amazing. They have a great array of flowers and herbs in the spring and summer too. Staff is friendly as well. Definitely recommend Calaresso's.

This is the only grocery store in the north shore where I can find everything I need including hard…read moreto find items and don't feel totally crowded or "tailgated" by tightly wound new englanders (like the melrose Whole Foods or any Market Basket -- which are both basically contact sports). You can take some time to poke around here. I drive a little extra to shop here and it is completely worthwhile. It's a much calmer experience than any other in the area -- food shopping shouldn't be stressful. They're doing a great job. I do hope they will get pasture raised eggs soon. That's the only item I still have to suffer through Whole Foods to get. Save me Stop And Shop!

Do not use the bakery for custom cakes. The color of my cake was wrong, the piping was not the same…read morearound the entire cake. The cake board was dirty, they did not wipe it off. The lines were crooked and just made the cake look worse. I'm not sure what the purpose of custom cakes is if it's going to look so terrible. I think I would have had better luck choosing one of the premade already out cakes. Don't use the Bakery. The only reason I didn't refuse the cake is because I needed the cake. You schedule a cake for pick up for when you need it. Leaving me with not much of a choice. Yes, I was specific on what I wanted and what I wanted the look and color to be.