The service is second to none, the prices are the best around. There is always staff that is…read moreknowledgeable and happy to help. They NEVER have self checkouts and always have baggers, and multiple lanes staffed. No data collection, stupid online coupons, or orher hoops to get the sale prices. I've been spoiled.....now I don't like going anywhere else.

If I could leave no stars I would. Everytime I am in the store the people stocking shells are in…read morethe way. And they act like they don't understand you when you ask for help as well as give you an attitude. I am an older person that does not want to walk around the store waiting for the stock person to move on and I don't want to have to come back to the store later to get my groceries. This store only cares about them selves and money not the people shopping that are paying there salary.

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.

Prices are just at bad as Wegmans- personally I would prefer to spend my money at Wegmans. They are…read moreone of THOSE stores that pushes the rewards program after you already said no which makes me not want to come back.

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.

I wish they could do One LATE NIGHT UNTIL 8pm I miss the 8pm hours I just can't make it with work…read more Also they need to check merchandise more closely for expired items. My husband has brought home a few expired things. Otherwise I like that it's a small friendly market. It's nothing fancy but great for meat and basics.

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

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!

Hey My name is Yolanda Mojica I would like from my humble heart Thanks you to customer Mrs Lauren…read moreand man that help me too opened my key car for the batteries replace and Mr Warren too and customer service Jason and the employees The Roche brother help to try found carnation power milk. Thanks you all for your time and help ! Have a wonderful weekend. And my car started .Thanks you to All!

I think their prices are a bit high, but so is the quality of their food. Having lived in…read moreShrewsbury for many years, I have shopped at all the stores. I like that it i not as big as Wegman's, Price Chopper is filty and dingy, Shop and Stop IS no longer here but was just average, nothing special, Shaws is the worst, dirty, emplyees rude, and the lack of quality of their food quite obvious.I personally like Roche Brothers for their quality and service. Everyone goes out of their way to help you find something.

Great PC location right on the nizzle nine. Vast, very clean, great selection. Staff is nice…read more I like the bakery items. Im a sucker for the cinnamon buns with cream cheese frosting and also an item i hadnt seen before which was stuffed chocolate chip cookies!!! They are AMAZING. This location has a starbucks as well as a pizza station in the prepared foods area. The pizza is decent too.

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

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.

Stop and Shop has a rating system for their store - A, B and C levels. The one in Lincoln Plaza,…read morenow gone, was a C level store. Everyone knows why. The one in Westboro was A level. Again, no surprise. Same deal here. The Shrewsbury TJ's is disgusting, yet the one in Framingham is great (and has wine, but that's not the important diffentiator since Total Wine was wise in opening a store right next to the TJ's in Shrewsbury). I shop both regularly, but will now be avoiding the one in Shrewsbury. It's just gross, rat traps as you walk along the sidewalk is a start. Sure, it's great that they are trapping them, but they don't go where there isn't food laying around to eat. Also gross is buying fresh produce only to find out two days later it's moldy/wilted. What in the world do they do to this stuff to have it go bad a week before date?! I suspect poor refridgeration in store or on way to store. The chickens - sometimes they'll have a date 2 weeks out, you open them the next freak'n day and they smell spoiled. It's not good. Speaking of dates, be careful - they don't rotate the shelves. They think they are clever by not doing so since people are used to reaching behind for fresher produce. I've learned to actually look at a few and pick the freshest. One time I reached behind for a later date and the dude who has been there a long time (looks like the Pitbull character from Fraiser) actually had the ballzarios to comment about it to me, all annoyed that I did that. HA! Then I saw him go back to SLAMMING bags of chips into the shelf, stuffing them in tight and smashing the shiznit out of them. Seems common, all the chips and crackers from this place a smashed up inside the bag. They are rearranging the store with hopes of it getting better I guess? All their bread is previously frozen too, hence it gets moldy REALLY fast. But, yeah, it's the lack of preservatives, right.

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.

Pizza Pizza....I come here for Cheese Pizzas....plain and simply one of the best in the area and to…read moretop it off, the staff are second to none. Excellent customer service!