They had everything I needed and the prices were very good…read more Delivery was fine and on time.

I went in a Market Basket a few days ago. Immediately I was blown away. Felt like I walked in a…read moregrocery store from +30 years ago. From the south, it felt like Winn-Dixie was alive again. Busy all over the store and full staff all over as well. Seemed like no other grocers were in town whatsoever. Love the uniforms. So professional. I came to see more info on the company and see on YouTube all the issues with the company between sibling ownership.

The family is very nice. The prices are quite high I guess because they only get a few things at a…read moretime? Things that are normally $1.99 at another store are often 299 or $3 Plus. ... Another example is the blounts market soups, 1299... For one container yet there $8 at blounts.... That's pretty big mark-up. But again I understand it's a family small market and maybe that's what they get charged I don't know. They don't sell many organic items either. It would be such a great thing if they did and be a competitor of whole foods which thankfully is now opening nearby. Or even Tom's market in Warren which this market is very close to in regards to the type of business and the way it's set up.....but the biggest thing is the meat, I don't really get the big deal about the meats. My husband has been trying to find out exactly where their meats come from and not hearing anything about any local farms or humanely raised humanely certified nothing. They seem to come from these giant meat companies. So I don't really understand what the big deal is. He brought home a couple steaks a few weeks ago that were almost $40. And they were terrible. I don't know what they add to the meat to make it look the color it does or anything. I wish they made very clear exactly where and what farms they use to get their products... Oh well. Like I said the family is very nice. Their staff is very nice. The staff behind the deli is superb. Super nice kids working there. I just wish they had more organics and that their prices were not as high as they are. Unfortunately it's like that everywhere right now so this place is sky high at the moment.

We were driving by this market on a recent trip to the Fall River to do some shopping. As we were…read moredriving by the scrolling sign out front said "try our French meat pies". My partner and I both saw it at the same time and decided to stop and check them out. This is a lovely market (did I just say that?). It's smaller than the usual big supermarkets we're all used to, but it's really clean and set up beautifully. We walked around and checked out lots of things and bought a French meat pie and picked up a small salmon pie for my mom (she loves salmon). We warmed up the French meat pie and made some mashed potatoes and gravy and we really enjoyed this pie. It's hard to find a good meat pie that is ready made and this one tasted the most like my recipe (the spices were perfect and it didn't have potatoes in it). I can't remember what we paid for it (I want to say $10?) and we ended up getting 2 meals out of it. We'll definitely stop and buy some more next time we're in town!!

The markets is very clean and the people that work there are very friendly…read more The fresh meat, ready made items fresh and frozen were priced very reasonable. Items like halo's were $10.00 a bag . There were several items in this store that you pay prices like you are buying items at a convenience store. Their store made chicken pot pie is one of best store made pot pies I have ate. I love the texture and flavor of the gravy. Their egg salad sandwiches are really good, portion size is huge and price is cheap . Their homemade meatballs , Portuguese stuffing in the deli section was fantastic. I would definitely comeback here for their meat and deli section but leave other types of grocery items for market basket .

Terrific premade meals!! They are reasonably priced, large portions and homemade taste!!read more

I come to the store fairly often. Overall, I think it's a decent store. I've not really had the…read moreneed to ask anyone for help or anything, but the employees appear approachable. My one comment would be that there should be a limit to the number of items a person is allowed to bring into the self checkout line. I thought that line was supposed to be for quick checkout. Instead, there are people who have full carriages of items in that line. It's very frustrating when you have 2 items then, you have to stand in line forever while someone tries to manage checking out and bag a full carriage of merchandise in that small area.

Greeters at the door to welcome your arrival. Pharmacy is so helpful and knowledgeable. Sales…read moreare clearly marked one stop shopping for sure. From soup to nuts. Check out has become smoother. Lots of self checkouts with help if needed and still an associate to check you out if needed. Defiantly has improved.

The floral centerpieces I ordered for my aunt's 100th birthday party were beautiful! Leah was…read morebeyond helpful, kind, and talented. She went above and beyond to help me create a wonderfully memorable day for my precious aunt. I needed a few extra pieces at the last minute, and Leah was more than accommodating. She saved the day! The arrangements were boxed nicely and were delivered to my vehicle when I came to pick them up. The price point was great, as well. A BIG thank you to Leah and Grace for being so amazing!

Where to start? The atmosphere and the grocery store overall is beautiful. As new locals we were…read moreexcited to try the deli and pre-prepared salads and pastas. Let's start with the pasta salad. It takes true talent to make pasta salad taste like a sour tin can. I would like apologize to all pasta that was involved in this atrocity. Now for the star of the show, the seafood salad. While there is fish in said seafood salad, that is it. This is processed crab goop made from fish and food dye. We wanted a few simple snacks for football today. We now regret purchasing these small plastic tubs of depression. On a bright side, the 12-pack of coca-cola that we purchased tastes just like coca-cola.

Not sure what happened to Daou Market since I have been here last. Used to be the best market in…read moreFall River but now I come and everything I buy is expired. Moldy bread, brown salami, expired cheese and prosciutto. The selection of "California wine" was just barefoot. Why would they do that

the was taboule was absolutely rancid milks always out dated . prces sre very high.they sell…read moretems beyond exp dates

Wonderful place! Wife & I visit every time we're in the area--always a time to stock up on fresh…read morelinguica & chourico, as well as the Portuguese version of anisette. Love it!

If you like specialty markets then you will LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. Specializing, or rather a…read morehigh concentration in Portuguese foods and staples this place is pretty damn interesting to walk into. Ever had fava nuts? Ha! Me either until I went here and now they are one of my alltime favorite snacks. Ever heard of Sumol? Me either until I went here. It's a soda that is kind of like orangina only sweeter. About 40 different kinds of port. Go figure. Salted cod. Got it. Sure, you are not going to fidn artisan cheeses here (seriously Amanda?) but you have to love this place for what it is.

Awesome Portuguese market place!!! The decor and set ups…read morethroughout the shop are great. There are multiple tables set up with bread and olive oil for sampling. A great selection of Portuguese products (from mainland and the islands) and home ware / kitchen ware. Incredible selection of fish, salted cod, cheese, tinned fish, wine, etc. The worker in the wine section was super helpful and attentive. There was a large selection and told him what we typically enjoy drinking and he showed us multiple bottles. We went with two of the options he suggested and he hit the nail on the head. They were exactly what we like and wanted!! For imported products the prices are fair. Even the box of Queijada from the Azores price wasn't far off from what I paid on the island right from the source! They have a cafe as well, we didn't try it this time around but everything looked great. We will definitely be back and will try it the next time!!

Great Portuguese grocery store! Highly recommend. They have a separate section for all kinds of…read moredried cod fish. Great olive oil section, self-serve olive bar, large tinned fish section and Portuguese wines. There is also a small cafe with pastel de nata and other assorted baked goods, and coffees. And a hot food section within the store. There is also a small store, with art, ceramic tiles, etc Wonderful place to shop for those who miss the homeland or have fond memories of trips to Portugal. Highly recommend..

We were in the area and stopped in here to get some chocolates and candies. They have a great…read moreselection of brands, sizes, flavors, etc. I love their Lindt bonbons...they come in so many different flavors that it's always easy to pick something that fits with your mood, craving and price point.

Today I decided to venture to Shaws in search of a particular IAMS dry cat food that I have been…read moresearching everywhere for the past two days! Guess what?? THEY HAD IT!!! I Was so thrilled that my on going search ended here! I hadn't been to Shaw's in quite a while because the location that was closest to our town closed several years back. I have to say I miss shopping Shaws! Overall I was impressed with the selection of food and their bakery looked wonderful! I had to take home 2 mini chocolate truffles! ;) The checkout was super fast and the cashier was very friendly.

It's not as big and expansive and well-known as Patel Bros., but you can get pretty much everything…read moreyou want or need for your curries and masalas. Except not much fresh veggies - at least on this visit. And if you don't feel like cooking, they have plenty of ready-to-eat options as well as fresh homemade samosas (vegetarian and chicken versions). Well worth a visit!

Oh my ganesha! I finally have somewhere to stock up on my favorite Indian foods and cooking…read moreingredients. This market is clean and well stocked. They have dozens of different types of rice, all the specialty flours you could ever need for your Indian cooking like chickpea flour, amaranth, soy flour, chapati flour mix and more. There are shelf stable grocery items like snacks, canned goods, dried noodle meals, candies, cooking oils and more. Then you have ALL THE SPICES. Little bags, big bags, whole seed or ground options. There are pure spices or you can get spice blends like garam masala and tikka seasoning. They have a small selection of fresh vegetable and produce including onions, potatoes, chilies, okra, long beans....and more. There is a refrigerated section and a frozen section where you can find paneer, yogurt, bottled lassis, prepared naan and chapati and rotis. They also have frozen, ready to heat meals and appetizers. And if you're really into Indian cuisine at home, they have all the essential cooking utensils and serving dishes available as well. Seriously, it's really good and worth the drive from out of town!