One of the best supermarkets in the USA. I saw an item on…read moretv last night from USA Reviews that absolutely agreed with me. The staff is awesome, friendly and helpful. It has a family style atmosphere and the prices are the best around.!!!

Review: The "Donut Heist" at Market Basket Shrewsbury…read more​Rating: (and that's being generous with the sprinkles) ​If you've ever wanted to feel like a high-stakes international jewel thief while picking up a loaf of bread, look no further than the Shrewsbury Market Basket. I didn't realize that entering the bakery section required a background check and a polygraph, but here we are. ​Yesterday, I witnessed the "Great Donut Stakedown." They actually cornered a veteran--a man who probably navigated minefields--and accused him of smuggling a single glazed donut. I half-expected the SWAT team to fast-rope from the ceiling and the "cleanup on aisle 4" guy to start readng him his Miranda Rights. ​The customer service here has gone from "hectic" to "paranoia-induced fever dream." Apparently, the profit margins on a 90-cent pastry are so thin that they've redirected their entire security budget to profiling senior citizens and veterans. ​After a very awkward confrontation and the realization that, no, he wasn't hiding a Long John in his pocket, they offered an "apology" that was about as warm as a frozen turkey. If you enjoy being treated like an extra in Ocean's Eleven for the crime of wanting a snack, this is your spot. Personally, I'll be taking my "criminal expertise" elsewhere.

The market is a full service business. Floral dept. is a bit confusing but, the market as a whole…read moreis great. Love the expression meals.

Market 32 is our closest grocery store, yet it is always one of our last choices. Our pecking order…read moreof supermarkets in our area is as follows: 1. Wegmans 2. Whole Foods 3. Market Basket 4. Stop & Shop 5. Market 32 6. Price Chopper/Hannaford We realize that quality and selection with some of these grocery stores can vary by location. For example, a Price Chopper can be much nicer in one town than in another (Price Chopper Webster, MA is a very nice PC). But in our area, we stand by these standings! We use Market 32 as a giant convenience store for on demand staples like hamburger patties and rolls, milk and eggs. That said, some of these items are much more expensive than Market Basket. And when it comes to produce, we're always disappointed with Market 32 quality, and often the price too. Bok choy is a good example. Market 32 Bok choy is often $2 more a pound than at Market Basket, and limp, like it's been on a Price Chopper truck for a few days too long. And the cod we tried, was very fishy and compares poorly with cod loins from Wegman's. Market 32 prepared pizza was very disappointing, though I tried sushi here once (I was starving), and to my chagrin, it was pretty good. On the plus side, this Market 32 is quite new, quite clean, and usually quite quiet. But other than on-demand necessitates, we have much better choices if we're willing to drive an extra 10 - 15 minutes.

Sandwiches are garbage. First try when they opened, got a Turkey club and the Mayo tasted cheap/had…read morea weird mouthfeel. Second try with a Buffalo chicken panini today, I opened the sandwich and it was sliced deli chicken and blue cheese crumbles. Nothing else. No tomato, no lettuce, no ranch like the description said. The hot bar is ok. Avoid the sandwich counter.

Great fresh pizza taste amazing and cape cod pizza free give to customers coupon delicious too and…read moresupermarket neat organized and staff friendly. Thanks you Wishes the best !

Love the people here and the meat is all real and strictly from the US…read more Good selection of food but the produce could be better

Stop selling expired milk Had to dump it down the drain…read moreCheck your dates on your product

I've driven past this location for years and never stopped in…read more a friend recommended their marinated steak tips which is offered in many flavors. I picked up 3 pounds of teriyaki marinade , there were quite good. This busy place offers multiple other fresh cuts of meats from ribeye to filet mignon and more Definitely a place that brings back the local butcher shop. This place is also popular for their sandwiches. People online seemed to be regulars and were ordering away If you've never stopped in, I highly recommend that you do. Give them a try. I know I'll be back for sure.

Such a cute little spot for sandwiches, meats, etc. I recently hosted a party and got a few large…read moresandwiches which i sliced into ¼s for guests. The staff was so kind to prepare such a large order and the sandwiches tasted amazing!

Wanted to thank Debbie and Renae, for having such a wonderful positive smile and attitude…read more they are one of the reasons I always go this store. the entire staff is always professional and ready to help you with anything you need.

Fruits is Nices and supermarket is very organized and neat and cook chicken delicious and flowers…read morebeautiful

Not enough staff Why the big tv monitors with ridiculous…read morejokes? Money should be spent elsewhere

I got a chocolate cake, flowers and plants from the PC in Shrewsbury. The cake was delicious and…read moremom loved the flowers and plants. Prices are way more reasonable than other neighborhood grocery stores for similar products. Highly recommend!

People who "don't get" TJ have plenty of options in the heavily branded industrial food supply and…read moredistribution chain. Actual food is often found in natural with limited packaging and no branding?!?! It requires refrigeration to prevent spoiling and limited shelf stabilizing, a good thing, accounts for TJs small stores. But you go right ahead and enjoy that deodorized, pasteurized, preserved stuff, can't beat those bargains. I also hate how crowded Trader Joe's is now. People are catching on.

I recently stopped by Trader Joe's and overall had a pretty good experience. The store was clean,…read moreorganized, and had a lot of unique snacks and frozen meals that were nice to try.

I like the Whole Foods Market. It's a fairly large store with a good overall layout. Parking can be…read morebusy, but it's usually adequate, and the product selection is generally good. Some prices could be more competitive; however, Amazon Prime members receive sale pricing on select items, and using the Amazon credit card earns 5% back on the entire purchase, which helps offset the premium. The self-checkout lanes work very well, and I almost always use them. There's consistently a staff member nearby to assist if needed. The traditional checkout lanes are less impressive--lines can get long, and there often aren't enough baggers during busy periods. Prepared food quality is mixed. The sushi is quite good, as are the rotisserie chickens, but some of the other prepared foods have been underwhelming. The store has a second-floor dining area, accessible by a long stairway or elevator. While the seating area is nice, it's not especially convenient if you've started your shopping and then get hungry, I don't think you can bring your cart upstairs and it's unclear where to leave a cart. For that reason, I'd likely eat first and shop afterward. By comparison, Wegmans handles this better, with dining areas on the first floor and plenty of space to bring your cart along. Wegmans also offers a noticeably stronger prepared foods selection overall. That said, I still like Whole Foods and use them regularly--for delivery (very good), pickup (also good), and in-store shopping.

If you're looking for ground beef after your work day is done, I highly recommend shopping…read moreelsewhere. On too many occasions to remember, I've gone to purchases ground beef (from the meat case) to find there is none. The excuse today around 3:30pm was that, "It was a busy day." Well, I hope so. That's what business owners usually hope for, don't they? I am a small business owner. My customers would be baffled if I told them, "Sorry, it was a busy day." Maybe the store managers in Shrewsbury would do well to visit other grocery stores in the area, especially other Whole Foods locations, to see how a meat case is still stocked in the middle of the afternoon on a Friday. This is just another case of the decline of customer service in our society.