Wegmans is my favorite supermarket in the area. The positives include:…read more * Great selection of products * Well-stocked produce department * Excellent seafood selection, especially the cod loins, which are consistently thick and fresh * Plenty of poultry options * Many organic choices * Very large, well-stocked liquor section * Wide variety of prepared foods The negatives include: * No baggers * Long lines during busy times * Some prepared foods are far too salty * Higher prices on certain items Overall, if all the grocery stores in my area were the same distance from me, Wegmans would easily be my primary supermarket.

NO MORE TPS (temaki ponzu salmon) rolls . Those were my favorite! Sad!read more

I bought a cake from the bakery (that I was told was freshly made) . When I cut into the cake it…read morewas covered in two layers of mold! I brought the cake and was told that this is a normal thing and the workers were not phased in the slightest bit. I got a new cake and a refund, but I don't even want to eat the cake anymore knowing that it's "normal" for their cakes to be moldy. The cake is supposed to be vanilla the colors are the mold.

This is why you can't eat fresh fruit and vegetables because they mostly look like this. This made…read moreme sick to look at and would probably make you really sick if you ate any of this. It is so disappointing and disgusting that this is how the food looks and we wonder why everyone has health issues. Just unacceptable in my opinion. I have stopped shopping here because the last time I went I bought a glass can of spaghetti sauce only to get home to use it same day to find out the expired date of it as in January 2025. I purchased it yesterday which was May 2, 2025. I am returning it tomorrow. Look at the expiration dates if you shop here. They obviously don't. I won't shop here again.

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.

Everytime I go to customer service area it's always closed no matter what time of the day! The…read moreworker said it's closed and asked if I need anything else. I really wanted to tell her where to stick it!! Don't go there if you want to pay higher in cost than any other place you can get better deals!

I recently visited this Big Y location. I typically buy similar food items every week. I noticed…read moreduring the past several weeks the majority of the dairy items and sub sandwiches are nearing expiration or have expired. To compound the issue, prices here in general are more expensive than competing supermarkets. In addition, I noticed a dramatic change in employee morale, especially with Cashiers. During my past 4 visits no Cashier has greeted us. During my past visit, the Cashier tossed our food items down the moving belt. You can tell she was angry. Management, if there is a widespread morale issue or employees aren't being trained on how to appropriately greet customers, especially the elderly or disabled customers, I recommend you address these weaknesses.

Patrick and Andrew are the BEST!!!! They recently helped me in my trip to shaws, and not only…read moreefficiently scanned and bagged my groceries, but they also quickly counted the cash i gave them, used a counterfeit pen on the money (AS THEY SHOULD!!!) gave me the correct change before i could say "Thank you for shopping at Shaws Goldstar!" They really made the atmosphere friendly and inviting. i would give this 6 stars if i could.

Visited some local flower shops in the area. Monday's without a call in advance are limited. One of…read morethe locations were super friendly and willing to help out! Recommended the Shaw's nearby, I thought she was being rude and sarcastic. She read it on my face and quickly stated they are great quality and they have nice arrangements. Fresh cut flowers and orchids. Cannot complain, the service was top notch. Helped me wrap up my orchid for travel. If you're in the area and need flowers give them a try.

Respectfully... bring back andy and jack, prices are absurd now and quality/service is in the…read moretoilet! The workers barley speak english and its not even a grocery store now, more so just a lottery store

This is a small "store" in the middle of a housing complex. They have a small grocery selection,…read moremake sandwiches, and pizza. They have a deli and do the lottery. They are fast and efficient, and have what you are looking for. Parking may be challenging, but most people walk to this store.

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.

I visited the store location on Cambridge St on Friday and it was a great experience…read more The woman at the counter was so pleasant and patient while I decided what to buy for lunch meats and meat counter. She freshly ground some pork while I waited which I totally appreciated! I ordered the imported Genoa salami and although it's different then the domestic Genoa it is a yummy difference. Well worth the extra money for imported. I remember years ago the restaurant being open on Shrewsbury st and that I loved the pasta sauce and was so happy to see quarts for sale. Tonight I warmed that up and the sweet Italian sausage and ... I'm in love. I'll define you be headed back for both. The store was very clean and although not packed like the other location it had all I was looking for this day. Thank you for a great experience

Trash quality meat. Would never come here again for anything ever. Only came because my main place…read moreis close for a week. Go to Emerald meats instead of this garbage. Clearly can see brown meat inside the red dyed outside

This review is for the Pricerite on Southbridge St only. Today I went in and bought 3 24ct packs of…read morePoland Spring water on sale for $11 with a flyer coupon. The cashier seemed like she was brand new and wasn't paying attention to anything when I handed her a $20 bill and a $1 bill for the $11 sale. She took the cash and immediately shut the drawer giving me the receipt but no change. When I said "I gave you $21" she said no you didn't. I then said it louder and the floor guy came over and said "what happened" I told him what happened and he says "we have to check the camera to make sure you're telling the truth". This infuriated me, he then walked away and called a manager to check video and that took like 20 minutes itself. The floor guy was being an absolute jack@ss even when the cashier looked in the drawer and saw that I did give her the $21 for the water to get a $10 bill back. The floor guy kept talking under his breath and talking to other workers until the manager came out of an office or something and put his thumbs up to the floor guy to give me my money change back. He didn't even say sorry or anything, just smugly gave me the change and walked away saying something which I couldn't make out. Very rude, unprofessional and treating customers like the ghetto store this place has become. This is why even living in Worcester, I try to travel outside of the city get get my groceries or any service done. People here are degenerates who could care less how they treat people. But that is okay because the manager of the store will hear from me and I will try to find a corporate number to complain about the service and people this store gives and employs. I would assume this is why people only work in this dump of a market for a few paychecks, realizes it s@cks and leave.

I have tried to see weekly flyers thru Google can't do it. I look at other stores. So I'm not going…read moreto drive to a store that won't give that option . Store so big doesn't need my few 100 weekly lol. I'll just get used to shaws market basket and price rite