With soft music playing, I had a very enjoyable and stress-free shopping experience at Mom's…read moreOrganic Market. The selections are smaller than Whole Foods but lots of items are less expensive. Their offerings of teas, healthy snacks and sourdough bread are very impressive, much more than Whole Foods. Good customer service, they called in more cashiers when needed. I will definitely shop here on a regular basis.

Came check out this spot to see if they can replace Wegmans and whole foods. This is a small store…read more A lot of parking outside. This store is small but it is densely packed with a lot of organic options. Very clean and organized. They have a lot of unique products that can't be found in other grocery stores. The layout of the store is stratigically like a maze that would take you through the entire store leading to the cashier. The produce section is small. They tend to have a lot of clean organic food, which I love. I truly believe in their organic philosophy on their website. There are way too many nasty chemicals in foods these days. It is nice that Mom's organics exist. My only complaint is the price. I'm my opinion, they are overpriced. Look at the price of the coconut water in my picture. Compare it to Costco or Amazon and you can see the difference, even at this store's "sales" price. Overall, this is a much needed store but if it remains expensive, I don't think it will replace Wegmans nor whole food. Wegmans still give better value for $ on their organic foods.

I never thought I'd be updating this review for a second time. But can someone tell me WHY....in…read morethe H E double hockey sticks does Whole Foods find it necessary to glue their eggs into their egg cartons?! No, seriously....why are they doing this?! Now, before I'm accused of being totally draconian here with my 1 star reduction, let me emphasize that this isn't a one time thing. Nearly every single time I get a carton of eggs from Whole Foods, it is almost guaranteed at least one or two eggs will be inexplicably glued to the carton. This is a problem for SO many reasons. Though, for the sake of brevity, I'm gonna list two of them. 1.) It's damn near impossible to extract the egg out of its pocket without inevitably destroying the shell, thereby obliterating any chances of enjoying a tasty breakfast. 2.) Even IF you somehow manage to liberate said egg from its inherent captivity without destroying it, you'll ostensibly have to deal with the remnants of egg carton pieces that remain glued to the outer shell. My pro life tip for the second reason is to hard boil the egg so that you may avoid any chances of carton bits mixing in with an otherwise raw egg yolk once you crack it. And, so far as I know, no - you can't just wash it off. Because it's glued. Again, WHY ARE THEY DOING THIS?! I'm not sure if it's only this location that has this problem or if ALL Whole Foods stores are shipping their eggs with a few of them totally immobilized inside their respective pockets. It's like they were totally petrified of the idea that MAYBE the eggs would somehow escape the carton and break. Well, NUTS to that, since I usually end up breaking them regardless when trying carefully to extract them out of their cemented position. So, yeah....that, combined with the fact Whole Foods' hot bar has also somehow gotten worse with time instead of better, I find myself regressing my rating back to where I originally had them. It's still a wicked good place to get a few select items here and there. But these two REALLY annoying anomalies compel me to give Whole Foods on Amherst 4 immovable eggs out of 5.

purchased green and red peppers. the green had brown mold inside and the red had white mold. the…read moreiceberg lettuce is showing rot already and the mushrooms are brown. all purchased on Wednesday and cut into on Friday. these vegetables must be very old to look like this! just awful. i have never had this issue before. expensive also. won't be back to whole foods where you get disgusting products labeled fresh but really old and moldy.

The owners take the time to really know every product and company of the items they sell in their…read morestore. I find a lot of comfort knowing I don't need to spend time looking into the products, and can buy with confidence! And if I'm looking for something that they don't have, France is more than happy to place a special order and call you when it's in.

This is a very sweet and pleasant find. From probiotics, to natural remedies, to essential oils,…read morefresh produce and of course all the raw food fixings your pet could need- I have literally found a sliver of heaven on earth that serves our specific needs ! Love the owner who adds a touch of kindness and perso ability to the table. I feel very well taken care of which shows they care about their customers!

I stopped into Moms Organic Market and was delighted to find so many brands I recognize. There was…read moregorgeous produce, staples, and a wall of bulk shopping items! The freezer had tons of vegetarian options as well as all the regular staples. Plus whole sections labeled gluten free. Prices were comparable to stop and shop and roche brothers for the same items. I highly recommend a visit!

Wide range of mostly organic products. The store is roomy, clean and user-friendly. Prices are…read moregenerally comparable to the local competition, including Whole Foods and Wegmans.

We've been here a few times and would absolutely make it a more frequent stop if we lived closer…read more The owner was there when we visited both times and was very helpful! She has also built a little play area for kids which was awesome and allowed my 3 year old to play while I shopped! This trip we grabbed a few reusable snack bags and such for preschool. This is such a great place to grab even small things to help you make changes to the way you interact with the environment. There are also a ton of options for gifts; a variety of which come from locals which is an added bonus!

Love, love this store- it always smells so clean and fresh- dedicated to reducing plastic waste, I…read moreuse it to refill my dish and laundry soap. they even have containers if you forgot yours. lots of additional locally made items that help us reduce our footprint and lead a more eco friendly life. plus the customer service rocks!!

I have visited the Bedford Whole Foods for about five years now and realized I had not written a…read morereview. So here it comes. When I first started coming here, it had growing pains, particularly with staff recruitment and attitude. The place is now superb. Amazing variety of items, superb quality of cheeses and meats, both foreign and domestic. Their new checkout systems are time saving and then there is always an attendant nearby. Staff is friendly and always busy doing something. At the cheese department, they were absolutely knowledgeable about the types, origins, and their recommendations were spot on. Good training of the staff... obviously. My only recommendation is on the hot food bar. After 1:30, it tends to get picked over and a refreshment of the items is in order. Otherwise, a superb experience.

Shame on Whole Foods for putting electric car charging stations closer to the doors than handicap…read moreparking. Far more handicap people than electric cars.

I love how huge and accessible this WF is. I also love their availability of premade meals and…read morespecialty chocolates. Plus, their bakery bags for TooGoodToGo have been generous and sooo good. They don't always have the best selection of fruits but other than that, this location is great!

More convenient to get to than the Amherst St one, parking flow can be tricky if near the stop…read moresigns, especially during the holiday season. Aisles allow for more than one shopper. Very bright, vibrant displays. Employees still training, every encounter was pleasant and if one could not answer a question they went out of their way to find someone else. Ran out of fresh beef at the counter (open 6 days), but had an organic option in the beef section. Day one got chicken thighs which we 85% unusable due to the fascia. I thought I could just trim it away, but when I was done, there was little usable chicken left.

Absolutely loved this eco friendly shop! Lots of great finds here. Staff was also very nice!read more

Wow! Maybe the first sustainable shop I've seen in New England thus far, amazing…read more This store is sustainable and eco friendly home goods based in downtown Newburyport. You'll want to walk out of the store with everything you see from baskets to dish towels to refillable shampoo/cleaning products and all the local home-made goods you can imagine. The mother daughter owners are AWESOME and I'm so lucky to have known them from their other local endeavors, previously Goose Chase Baking and Souffles Coffee / Kitchen shop. Their taste is exquisite and they promise to source their goods from eco friendly companies. A great place to feel a little bit better about shopping for cute things and making a better impact on the environment. Bring in your own containers and fill up your cleaning suppies, beauty supplies and bathroom essentials! Hooray. This comment may not do the place enough justice for how cute it is, but just check The Boston Globe or Northshore mag to see more details. Better yet, stop in for yourself!!!!

Their Cuban sandwich was fantastic. Their fruit and ingredients all tasted super fresh. Highly…read morerecommend. They have a location inside lawrence general hospital as well now.

Finally got to try this fresh and fabulous find in downtown Lawrence. We could not choose between…read moresandwiches, so we ordered a few and split them all! All sandwiches were perfectly pressed on a variety of breads, including longstanding local favorite Tripoli Bakery Italian bread. Ingredients were fresh and flavorful, with an impressive variety of offerings, especially given this is a tiny place. Clean, small location ideal for takeout or quick grabs of drinks and snacks if you are visiting downtown for business or perhaps a happy historic tour from the local Heritage State Park. This would be perfect picnic food only a block from the Common and the Robert Frost fountain. Specifically, we ordered a Turkey Bacon Avocado on pressed white, a Balsamic Chix wrap, a Grilled Portobello Goat Cheese Sundried Tomato on pressed white, and a delightful Cubano on Tripoli bread. Plus a Mediterranean salad. Every single item was delicious and correct -- requirements that cannot be taken for granted these days! Sandwiches were well-wrapped and labeled. Their spirit is also very evident in their presentation, social media presence, and desire to wow the customer. They did everything right, and definitely deserve your business. If you don't order delivery, bring a buddy who can hop out and pick up your online preorder while you wait, as street parking is a bit challenging at lunch rush. This is an excellent addition to downtown, and a very reasonably priced, healthier alternative to average takeout places offering the same-old. Highly recommend.

Despite having been back in the granite state for over 3 years now, I hadn't exactly gotten around…read moreto visiting an actual "farm-to-fork" local grocery store until now. Primarily due to the fact that I normally pick up fresh eggs from my bestie in Derry, I ended up searching for a contingency plan in the event she was already sold out on her end. Such was the case today. First, a caveat: if you're happening by this store southbound, the parking lot entrance will be the second turn on the right just past the store itself. It can be a little confusing due to the second logo sign on the side of the warehouse building which, to newcomers, may appear to be an entrance point. I have no idea if and what they keep back there (probably just extended storage), but from what I could ascertain, the main store is the smaller building in the center of it all. Naturally, the interior is (like I said) small and pretty unassuming, if I'm being entirely accurate. What you see is what you get and this is a good thing. Because everything looked pretty fresh and tasty to me. I possess neither the space nor memory to recall every last item they have here. But in addition to extra large fresh eggs, they also feature baked goods (to include my all time favorite - FUDGE!!) and real maple syrup. That's right! None of that synthetic, overly sugary crap for us true New Englanders. This, and other grocery stores like it, are the places we go when we want true, authentic maple syrup. So anyways, I was here for the eggs. Now, I may be writing this review prematurely since I haven't exactly tasted the eggs yet. But from what I can tell, this place is legit. They even have Apple and Google pay, which actually surprised me. The Yelp page didn't list this as a viable option at the time of writing this review. I will certainly be submitting an update recommendation to the powers that be. The staff were quite friendly and approachable. Didn't really stay long to chat or anything though. Those were just my first impressions. The location is tucked away, but easy to get to. It also appears they have quite the local following. So, I definitely will return. At some point, I'd really like to get my hands on that peanut butter fudge and genuine maple syrup. Can't really recommend this place any harder for picking up fresh produce and treats. Sunnycrest Farms is worthy of 5 extra large farm fresh eggs served any style out of 5.

Been here a few times for their excellent ice cream, but tonight was the first time I've tried…read moretheir corn... best corn on the cob that I've ever had. So flavorful, and the corn was falling right off the cob.