It has been three years since I checked my review here, and there seem to be a few changes, so I…read morethought I would slip in an update. For the last several trips I have found they are out of at least one of the coupon sale items that I clipped on their app. For one visit, they were out of all three I wanted. As it keeps happening, I wonder they can't adjust their inventory up ahead of the sales, but what do I know? The last time they lacked two different meat sale items, chicken and beef, and when I asked the Deli folks about it, they told me the meat department went home early. Probably tired of being asked about the outages! I will keep going there for periodic shopping, because they carry items my local supermarket lacks, but since it takes twenty minutes to drive there, I will mostly shop there when I am in Dover-Foxcroft for an additional reason.

Very helpful, thanks for the. Lady helping, and didn't charge me, for the plastic shopping, was…read moreokay. Kinda having a hard time, moving. Around and getting used to it. Just had coming from west coast, and getting a property. In Milo. Was a big flip. For me, being worked in neighborhood corner market. People were always friendly and polite. Had lots to offer.

PRICES: Sure, they're featuring early releases on some Brandon special pricing, but you're not…read moregetting it from steaks & stuff. Coming from a top 20% cost of living zip code, they're far from the worst I've seen. SERVICE. friendly & easy going. No Manhattan bride-zilla is about to poach anyone here to run their operations, but this team keeps this store looking classy, even when it's terribly muddy out. Great attitudes all around: the most important issue. PRODUCTS. strong for what this is: a small town grocer. The kombucha may not be organic, but they do have 19 plus flavors to chose from. Then again: organic produce consistently available (thank you). OVERALL. i may supplement with prime, here & there, but Hanna's our primary.

Hannaford's is a nice grocery store. This location had some very fresh arugula. I was also happy…read morewith their meat department. I found everything I needed along with a few new extras including some made in Maine Italian sandwich rolls that turned out to be very good. This location has good quality control. I also am pleased that all the pricing was accurate. My only gripe is that a new line opened up and the cashier took the people behind me before I noticed. She should have taken the next in line, which was me.

I haven't seen a Hannaford (formerly Shop N' Save, I'm guessing) in this old style in…read moreyeeeeeeeeeears. It's like it got caught in time and never got the makeover the ones in the southern part of the state did. That being said: we stopped here *several* times over the course of the weekend, and they always had exactly what we were looking for (fresh fruit! kombucha! pain meds! gatorade in fun flavors!). And, actually, I was really impressed with the quantity of not just vegetarian but vegan brands they carry! The parking lot is a little chaotic, and the store is pretty run down and grimey. I just brought my own bag, carried my stuff around in it, then cashed myself out to keep to limited touching of surfaces.

Slimy fresh carrots and outdated produce Low inventory on the shelves. Lazy cash register…read moreattendants and outdated credit card check outs that are on the blink. A pharmacy with nothing compared to the contemporary offerings elsewhere. I hope they get there act together.

Yes, it's a small Walmart in a small Maine town. However, it is my store of choice. Keeping in mind…read morethat it is not a Super Walmart, I find that it has everything on my list, just not as much of it! The staff are very helpful; instead of pointing and saying over there, they will actually take you to the area containing the product(s) you want or need. If I feel the need to go to a 250,000-square-foot superstore, I will drive the 75 miles to get there. I think it is very sad that people "from away" feel it necessary to "b***h" about things that aren't like what they have at home.

Good lord, just don't even bother. This place is just a mutant Dollar General. Whatever you need,…read morethey probably won't have it. Do yourself a favor, get in your car and drive to Bangor. After spending 20 minutes searching for six different items that they don't have we parked the cart with three things in it that weren't really the other three things I was looking for. Never again.

Shopping in this charming small town offers a unique experience. While selection may be limited,…read morethe staff is incredibly helpful and will often go the extra mile to assist you. It's always a pleasure to shop here.

If your in the Medway/ Millinocket area this is a great grocery store. It's clean, well organized…read moreand I was amazed at the selection they have for a small town grocery. We have dairy and gluten free needs in our Family and they had just about everything we needed. Check them out, we will be back when in the area.

Decent Hannaford's with some really nice people working. The store is smaller than the Hannafords…read moreI'm used to visiting. But it's clean and well organized. Had some fun banter with some of the staff in the aisles as well as the person who checked me out. Shared funny food stories and what not, I appreciated the time to be welcoming and ensure the customer enjoys the visit.

After shopping at this Hannafords for over a year, I feel I should point out a couple of details I…read morehadn't experienced early on. It is still great to have a supermarket so close by. The employees are friendly and it is of course more convenient than driving to Newport or even farther. But I would be remiss if I didn't mention what I have noticed over the longer haul. It is of course a small store where this chain is concerned. So we have found they don't have items listed in the sales flyer sometimes, and also that they run out of common items, such as ice cream or, most recently, hamburger and hot dog buns. Now granted it was a holiday weekend, and when I went in on Tuesday morning they had them again, but nowhere near a full shelf. Perhaps their operating budget only allows for them to stock enough if everything is normal, and events like holidays or hot days overwhelm their ordering capacity. Still, I am glad to have them nearby, especially with the current price of gas.

Great little store in Lincoln. They have a little of everything. Gas, soda, beer, liquor, snacks…read moreetc..Super happy they let me park my truck and trailer in the parking lot while we used the wheeler. The staff was very helpful

From the owner: Gas station Liquor store…read more Wine Kraft beers & all type of beers Grocery Soda Snacks Blue Rhino propane tanks

Natural Living Center in Bangor is a top-spot for plant-based eaters like us. (I can't speak for…read moretheir non-vegan produce; but, they seem to carry a lot of local meats, dairy and such.) Their products run the gamut, including a large Asian section. Aisles are nice and wide; lots of refrigerators. Overall, it's clean, bright, and well-stocked. Produce section is, overall, good with a lot of local goods. That said, they sometimes tend to leave withering and browning veggies out on display WAY beyond attractiveness going into decay. (Our last visit had the same rotting celery on display/sale from a visit several days earlier! It was pretty gross-looking. Thus, 4 instead of 5 stars.) Other than that one glaring negative, customer service can be spotty and downright oblivious (but, it's status quo for much of today's young workforce). And, too, expect maximum pricing on, at least, plant-based/vegan products. (Can rival Brewer's Tiller & Rye for outrageous pricing!) These negatives aside, NLC offers a great variety for vegans in Bangor that can't be overlooked! (But, in all honesty, living in Bucksport, we tend to head to Belfast to shop plant-based. However, Natural Living Center recently started carrying a good number of locally-made Midcoast Vegan products (which we LOVE!), so that looks to be a lure for our steady return, for now. And the Asian section....)

The environment is organic and not stiff. Much better than T&R in Brewer - It has wonderful,…read morehelpful, knowledgeable staff that are always around to help. The prices are a little higher than my husband would like to pay, but I don't feel like I am being stolen from as in many other natural food stores. They've been around forever, and I will continue to take my family here as long as they are! My son & daughter have both looked forward to our weekly trips for 15 years

I am surprised to see I have not left a review here yet, as I have been shopping at P & L for a few…read moreyears since we moved to the area. This two-store chain reminds me of the AG stores that you find in small towns as an option to traveling far to a supermarket or the very expensive convenience store prices. The people working here are friendly and they carry a fair variety of items. They have a team of butchers and two display cases, so there is quite a focus on meats. The meat prices tend to be a bit higher than the supermarket, though not always, and I assume the quality is higher also. They usually have some marked-down meats I sometimes avail myself of also. They even have frozen chicken hearts, gizzards and livers, the last of which I sometimes buy for myself and our cats (my wife can't stand liver). They have excellent bakery items, store-made take home meals, a fair variety of produce, drinks, snacks - well, you get the idea. They have a loyalty program that, since I do the bulk of my shopping elsewhere, doesn't result in many five-dollar off rewards, but it also gives me access to their weekly coupons. The grocery items are usually a bit higher than the supermarkets, which have an increased volume of sales, but perfectly reasonable , nowhere near convenience store pricing. Plus you are supporting a local business. There are also gas pumps off to the side if you want to get that done while you are there.

The meat seems retail and no longer from local butchers or farmers. The prices are very steep! It's…read morelike comparing convenience store prices to Walmart. It's significantly more expensive. Service is usually pretty good. All the ladies in there are really nice except for one she's kind of moody. But I suppose we all have our days I know I do. The atmosphere is good. It's clean. People are friendly. Basically, the biggest thing is the prices and the fact that the meat doesn't seem to be the same quality it used to be otherwise I would've given him a five stars review.