There are several reasons to shop at this always very crowded grocery store on Cape Cod…read more One, the prices. They cannot be beat anywhere. Market Basket provides value compared to the other large grocery chains. This not only includes private label products but also branded products. I could easily put a list together on items that are much cheaper here than Stop & Shop. Example: a popular brand of soup. 2 cans for $5 at Market Basket. One (1), can of same exact soup is $4.79 at Stop & Shop...what???? Two, the service. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Also, they always have a decent amount of checkout cashiers, so even on the busy days, the lines are not too bad. Three, the cafe. The cafe has very good takeout food and offers an excellent variety. The pizza is solid. I hear people raving about the steak bombs, but I have not tried one yet. Four, the location. This location is just past the Sagamore bridge as you head east over the canal. It's easy to get to and then get back on the mid-cape highway. The only real negative is that it is generally pretty crowded (for the reasons I mentioned above, I am sure). The store aisles are a bit tight, so it can get pretty hectic in there. However, the pros far outweigh this one con.

Be careful: PICKPOCKETS are rampant!! I love MB generally but this one is very crowded all the…read moretime. Because it's so crowded many pickpocketers prey on distracted people with kids or vacationers. Make sure you don't leave anything in your cart that's a personal item because IT WILL GET STOLEN if you walk more than a foot from your cart. Happened to me and another man in the 30 minutes I was there. I walked three feet to grab eggs and had to wait a minute due to a person in front of me. The criminals took my cart and another person's cart- combining half the items and then walked away with my cart and bag toward an exit. Thankfully the bag was not my purse but they thought it was! In my case they were two dark haired people working together. A security guard who roams the aisles would be a good idea. Really. Be careful!

I ordered 12 wraps for a business function, and was SO impressed with the platter they put…read moretogether. The food looked beautiful. Everyone commented how good the food was, and I never expected containers of mayo and mustard to come with. The woman who took the order a few days earlier was so helpful. At pickup, I asked for help getting the heavy platter to my car. The young lady who brought them out readily agreed to wheel them down the ramp to my car. Excellence across all categories!

Lambert's has gone up in price and down in portion size and sometimes quality. I used to go there…read morefor their packaged sweet Italian sausage but that has declined to such a poor-quality sausage, now. Bummer!!

Yum! Rich dark roast coffee and Best breakfast sandwich!…read more Popped in for a fast morning pick up, got the hot egg & bacon sandwich on English muffin. All made and ready to grab n go in the deli. The scramble egg is so fluffy and real that it stands out. Plus a good amount of bacon and buttery English muffin all excellent. ( far superior to a fast food option because it's real food) $5.99 I believe was a good deal these days. And ohh that dark roasted coffee, so bold and delicious. Can't beat it. Staff is friendly, I got 3 nice greetings and an enjoyed the conversation! Cheers. Plus I had to get a container of the meatballs to take home for the week. Such a treat. Thanks!

Sandwiches are okay! But I prefer Peterson's any day over Barnstable market, Sorry!…read more The people/service are nicer there and it's just a more homey ambiance at Peterson's.

This place SUCKS!!!! They never have what I'm looking for. They have destroyed the deli!!! Gone…read morewaaaay downhill!!!!

The Market itself is fine; however, when calling Customer Service we are sent to somewhere in Asia…read moreand it is very difficult to understand and be understood. A request for a strong English speaker was ignored.

I rarely leave the Cape without stopping at Jack in the Beanstalk. They stock Cape Traveler jams…read moreand jellies which I think are the best around and can't find anywhere else. Their salad bar is incredible and their soups, if I could get there early enough. are equally delicious. They also stock items it seems no one else has, like my dad's favorite pistachio cookies as well as fresh vegetables, fruits and bakery items. I'm normally am not a big fan of grocery shopping but I can get lost in this store.

Went in at 435 to get sandwich meat. Refused and said they were closed already. 3/28/26. Not very…read morehappy. Need new deli manager.

Good food, fresh produce, clean, helpful staff, reasonable prices - often less expensive than other…read moresurrounding grocery stores.

Trader Joe's is a really nice grocery store. Being from Rhode Island, our Trader Joe's do not…read moreallow wine to be sold, so I have to go to the Massachusetts stores to buy wine. This one is on the way to Provincetown, so it was an easy stop. Trader Joe's is headquartered in Monrovia, California. The chain has over 530 stores across the United States. Trader Joe's is named after its founder, Joe Coulombe. The company began in 1958 as a Greater Los Angeles area chain known as Pronto Market convenience stores. Coulombe felt the original Pronto Markets were too similar to 7-Eleven, which he described as the "800-pound gorilla of convenience stores", concerned the competition would be too much. Coulombe developed the idea of the Trader Joe's South Seas motif while on vacation in the Caribbean.The Tiki culture craze was still widespread in the United States in the 1960s, so in a direct nod to the fad, the Trader Joe's name itself was a spoof on Trader Vic's, the famous tiki-themed restaurant that had opened its first location in the Beverly Hilton in 1955. Trader Vic's in Beverly Hills was notoriously expensive to eat at, but Trader Joe's in Pasadena would provide an irreverent and less expensive offering of food and drink. In years past, BusinessWeek reported that the company had the highest sales per square foot of any grocer in the United States. Fortune magazine estimates sales to be $1,750 in merchandise per square foot, more than double the sales generated by Whole Foods. Great prices, great quality, great customer service.

My wife treated us to two Saint Paddys corn beef and cabbage dinners, she paid $30.00 for my dinner…read moreand my sons. she shops there when in that area, lately same problem. Big disappointment. Extremely high prices, average quality food. Taking dinner back, they have supposedly good customer service. The store clean and lovely, help great, need to work on their cost out the door meals. This not first time, first time i am taking it back for a refund. I will put 15.00 in my gas tank, retired.

Clean well stocked store. Hit this place up twice while on a mini vacation in Mashpee. The produce…read moreis very fresh. Awesome corn on the cob. Parsley was great. Good meat and seafood selection. Minus one star for lack of beer and wine and....on the second day I brought my plastic bags back to reuse. While they accommodated me there were two bags left which they asked me to throw out. That's not the point. Let's reuse them for the next customer. Common sense!

Small, but mighty organic grocery store. The store is small, but it's packed to the brim with…read moreproducts. They always have a great variety of veggies and have always had what I'm looking for. Staff is friendly and will help you find anything you need. Great hidden gem, a must shop if you're on the island.

Always a great way to shop for fresh organic healthy choices, friendly helpful staff. The store…read moreitself is well stocked, clean and convenient. Never disappoints.