Overall, I do like this particular Big Y. I've shopped every iteration of the store- from Victory…read moreto Hannaford to Big Y and I have to say Victory was my favorite. The reasons why I liked Victory are the reasons I like the store these days. It's the only "grocery store" I've come across that carries the occasional locally grown produce, and I will shop that Produce department hard until I find where they're hiding those delicious farm-grown tomatoes. Victory used to carry a great selection of grown local produce. But other than tomatoes? It's a trip out to Bridgewater or somewhere else on the edge of the world to find a farm stand. Their rotisserie chicken is pretty tasty, but . . . I have to admit, I lived on Victory's rotisserie chicken all one summer while they carried a Korean BBQ flavor. A little variety here might be nice, just sayin'. I'm not going through every department but, it's especially irksome to consistently get 90% of my shopping list filled here and still have to go to S&S for my cat's preferred brand of litter- it's just not carried here. However, the employees are friendly, so very normal without dragging their personal idiosyncrasies into work for everyone to deal with ( I'm thinking of you, S&S) and if something goes wrong as it did for me this week, the employees will fix it and make it right. And the biggest thing that always stands out for me is that of all the employees I've made chit chat with over the years, people seem to long-time workers and most important of all they speak of how much they like working here. That goes a long way for me when customer-facing workers say that. So it's no Victory and I still have to roundup the loose ends of my shopping lists elsewhere but I like it! The store is clean; no surprises, no giant wins but no giant losses, either. Steady. Almost forgot the donuts! I haven't eaten a donut in 10 years until lately,and they're only from here! Hey, Mr. Big Y, could you just consider carrying Baskin Robbin's ice cream? Do us a solid and save me a trek over to S&S Norwell!

This review is long overdue. I have no particular grocery…read morestore allegiance but if I'm driving home from work or close by I'll stop and do my shopping at the Big Y in Norwell for one reason, the customer service. I think his name "Dave" and he is a manager. By far, the best customer service experience I've had. He is attentive to individual needs as he muti tasks from the front service desk to bagging. He is out in the parking lot collecting carriages!! He is patient with less than tech savvy shoppers. The store is ok, the customer service is beyond compare.

Trader Joe's has a massive fan following I believe, for a very good reason. Their food is fresh…read more Their choices are varied. They have many organic foods. They have a wide wide array of frozen and prepared foods. They have ready to eat foods like salad, salads, and entrées, sandwiches, burritos, and more. The staff is amazingly helpful and friendly. The prices are good, not too high. Some of their foods may be slightly higher than a traditional grocery store, but the quality is far superior I believe. The downside with Trader Joe's is that it is always crowded in the spaces seem to be smaller than some of the other grocery store establishments. I actually enjoy shopping at Trader Joe's because I feel as though I'm getting really nutritious options and a wide array of them. Among the foods that I would recommend there are their ready-made salads because we don't often have time to make our meals the next day for when we go to work. They also have a variety of frozen soups, which are terrific. They have organic tomato roasted red pepper soup, lobster bisque, (my daughter's favorite), tomato feta (one of my favorites), and lemonade chicken orzo! This last soup is my all-time favorite from Trader Joe's. Check out Trader Joe's! We especially like the one that's in Hanover, Massachusetts.

Great sized location with wonderful selection of items…read more Store felt clean inside and there was ample parking which is always a plus. Staff were super friendly, which I've come to expect at most Trader Joe's and again, this location did not disappoint.

Convenient, but not consistent. Sometimes they have this bread, but next week they have none and…read morethere is another brand in its location. This happens a lot here. Always check the expiration dates of stuff at this location...I've gotten skunked on canned tomatoes, cocktail sauce, soups and etc. a lot of etc too. Nice staff, and they work hard. However, there never seems to be enough cash registers open. Parking is huge. Place is clean.

All of their pork looked gray today, everything said sell by tomorrow. Chicken looks gross. Pork…read moretenderloin looks old. Lettuce is 4.99 a head! Butchers are rude and don't care. It's like this ,(nasty meats) every day. It does matter when you go. Monday thru Sunday, meat is black. I'm posting a 2 because vegetables are usually fresh.

Like all Market Basket grocery stores, this one has a good selection of produce. August…read more2023...almost all places have the celery close to $2 !!! Wow...that's high for a stalk of celery. But it's always good to get their weekly flyer either online or as you walk into the store to see what the deals of the week are....that will save you some money. Nice cashiers working the registers.

Store is clean, staff very helpful and always enough registers open. Prices are very good for the…read moremost part, Hoping things don't change under the new leadership.!

I bought a bag of rice there and when I got home they hadn't sent me the rice. I paid and I didn't…read morehave my product. Other things were missing too. It was on September 28, 2024 at 5 pm.

This store used to be Robert Hall, a clothing store, and a million years ago First National, or…read moreA&P. It's good to see it come full circle into a food store again. And it's mighty popular! Never any spaces. Why they use only a front parking lot is myseterious because they have a HUGE parking lot in the rear of the store that sits vacant.

This rating is not only for the fresh produce, great selection of meat and poultry as well as…read moresmoked meats and Gluten Free options, but the staff is terrific! Both Justin and Nellie should recieve awards for thier fabulous Customer service. Beyond friendly and patient. Exactly what the world needs during these times of crisis and uncertainty. You want affordable groceries and great service....ask for it and you've got it

Today 10-29-22 at 8:30 AM I bought 2 packages of spareribs because they were on sale $1.99. 2 come…read morein a sealed package. A few hours later I opened them up and almost got knocked to the floor because of the smell. I was having a dinner party that night mind you. I will call management and let them know how disgusted I am. I may start going to the butcher shop and pay a little extra!!

First time at this location. It's smaller than the ones closer to me but very clean and organized…read more We did go in for some veggies and produce which was good, didn't see expired items, things looked and tasted fresh (cooked dinner at home). The protein sections, Whole Foods packages looked very clean and fresh. We took a stroll over to the bakery section and the mango mousse cake caught our eye. I've never actually had whole food cakes but the lady working the baking section was super nice and honest when we asked her questions on the baked goods! Ended up grabbing the cake, cheese danishes, and a bunch of yogurts, chia seeds, and other tidbits.

Great little Whole Foods Market! It's smaller than many of…read morethe other Whole Foods I visit more frequently but it had mostly everything I was looking to grab. It was well organized in here & easy to find everything. I love shopping at Whole Foods because they oftentimes have great quality meats, fruits, vegetables, and delicious bakery items. I love buying last minute cakes from here, especially their berry chantilly, chocolate ganache, and a dozen of their mini cheesecakes. I was hoping to find their 365 brand organic pink coconut water here but they didn't have it the day I visited & only had the Harmless Harvest brand. Other than that, I was able to find everything else I normally get. I'd come back again! I liked how quiet it was in here while shopping (not sure if it's always like this) & checking out was such a quick and easy process. Parking: huge parking lot with free parking.

I drive almost an hour to get to this market because they carry a specific item that I want…read more The staff is so kind and professional and are always willing to help me carry very heavy boxes to my car! A stock boy named Mike was exceptionally kind and helpful. A few months ago , another very kind gentleman helped me carry heavy boxes again. I think his name was John? You do not find good customer service anymore, anywhere these days - so please keep up the good work guys! Markets are a dime a dozen everywhere, but what sets this place apart is the cool selection of items and the warm customer service. I will continue to recommend this place to people :)

So disappointing. I've been putting off a review, waiting for things to get better but . . . after…read more12'ish years of regular shopping here, today is marking the end of my tolerance for consistently slipping service, questionable inventory and overall sadness on the shelves. It didn't used to be this way but the past four or five months the shopping experience here has been steadily declining. Today at noon'ish, the hot foods counter was bare. Absolutely nothing in the trays. The cold foods were full but- tired looking. I no longer get anything from the prepared foods anyway, as I was on the losing end of an interrogation about potato salad last month (. . . and exactly why is it orange?) that was never going to provide an answer from the uninformed employee. Today, I did get prepared chicken salad this trip as it's delicious when it's made to their original recipe (rotisserie chicken, mayo, celery) but not so much when the chef skips the mayo. And celery. It looks like it has everything in it this time, so I'm hoping. Today in Produce, I did find two tomatoes on the vine. Not the delicious, locally-grown ones I found in here last week, but beggars can't be choosers, so I grabbed the last ones. Last week it was scallions. No scallions- why? That day, the helpful employee didn't deny it was odd, he just shrugged and said, "Maybe in a couple of days?". I could maybe excuse the empty shelves and the clueless employees except for the cashiers who know better than the customer. Today was the third visit I asked the employee conducting a painfully slow checkout process not to squash everything in my order into only one of my shopping bags but . . . nah, he knew best. so all went in one bag. Then he backed the cart out of his way into the line of people waiting patiently behind me, (insted of pulling it forward) saying, "You want your cart?" Why do I want that cart? I'm happy to put it back in the cart line without you running some poor woman's foot over with it, but sure, I'll drag the cart around the counter and through the line because I'm standing at the end of the counter emptying half of what's in one of my bags and filling the second bag with it anyways, so . . . I started shopping at TFM for the quality, the variety of unusual items and the pleasant employees who were helpful, doing a job, and trying to do it well. No clue what's happening, but I can't annoy myself here any more. But now I have to find Malted Milk Balls somewhere that even come close to TFM ones, and that's not gonna happen anytime soon!