If you've ever shopped at Market Basket, you already know why this place has such a loyal…read morefollowing, but if you haven't, it's worth the trip. First thing you notice walking in: it's clean. Not "just opened five minutes ago" clean, but consistently well-kept. Aisles are clear, shelves are stocked, and nothing feels chaotic even when it's busy, which, let's be honest, it usually is. The staff deserves a mention. People here are actually helpful. Not the kind of help where someone points vaguely down an aisle and disappears, but the kind where they'll stop what they're doing and make sure you find what you need. It makes a difference. Layout is straightforward, too. You're not wandering in circles trying to track down one item while slowly losing your patience. Everything's where you'd expect it to be, and that alone makes grocery shopping feel less like a chore. Then there's the pricing. This is where Market Basket really separates itself. You can fill a cart without that moment of dread at checkout. Prices are consistently lower than most places around here, and it's not because they're cutting corners, it's just genuinely good value. The prepared foods are better than they need to be for a grocery store. Nothing fancy, but solid, dependable, and perfect for nights when you don't feel like cooking. The takeout kitchen is a bit of a hidden gem. The pizza, especially, is surprisingly good, fresh, satisfying, and priced in a way that makes grabbing a whole pie feel like a no-brainer. And finally, the parking lot. It's big. Really big. You're not circling like a vulture waiting for someone to leave--you just park and go, which already puts you in a better mood before you even walk in. All in, this is just a well-run store that gets the basics right--and then some. Clean, affordable, friendly, and efficient. Hard to ask for much more than that.

I love the deals at Market Basket! That being said, this place gets crowded and hectic but is…read moreoverall clean. Their sushi I go back and forth on- absolutely great selection for a market place though and it usually hits the spot! Great selection of frozen foods- I love that they have the White Castle sliders. Overall, recommend this market but I know some friends who won't go here because it gets too busy. My one note is I don't love the way they organize produce. For example, there will be like 3-5 places where they have celery and it's difficult to compare prices and what you want. I'm glad Market Basket exists, I would absolutely recommend AND I will be back!

I've been stopping at Shore's for years, and it's one of those places that I genuinely appreciate…read moremore every time I walk through the door. It has that old-school neighborhood market feel that seems to be disappearing, where you can walk in needing a few things for dinner and somehow find just about everything you were looking for. It isn't trying to reinvent the grocery store, and honestly, that's part of what I like about it. The meats and prepared foods are a real highlight. I've always been impressed with the quality, and the prepared foods are the kind of thing that makes it easy to put together a good meal without having to do everything yourself. The produce is another reason I keep coming back. It's consistently fresh, and you can tell they actually pay attention to what they're putting out rather than simply filling a display and calling it a day. The people who work here are also genuinely friendly. There's a comfortable, familiar quality to the place that you don't always get in larger supermarkets. Even when I'm just running in for a few things, the experience is pleasant. The store is clean, the prices are reasonable, and I rarely find myself standing around in a long checkout line, which is always a welcome bonus when I'm trying to get in and out. After all these years, Shore's has earned five stars from me. It's clean, well stocked, reasonably priced, has excellent meat and prepared foods, consistently fresh produce, and friendly people. More importantly, it still feels like a real neighborhood market. Those places are getting harder to find, and I'm glad Shore's is still here.

Very clicky place 4 girls standing around doing nothing…read morewhile I stand in line No hello, no eye contact Oh, that's right they're just there for a paycheck only

I've been going here since i was 10 years old. The famy who owns the store are the nicest people…read moreyou can meet. Always willing to carry products you want if they don't currently carry. They are open early and close late, often time open the store for me even after they've already closed the register for the night. I was a punk growing up and gave the family hard time when they wouldn't sell me cigs when I was 16-17 but I've grown to respect them as I got older because I realize I was the problem, not them. My whole family goes here for every little thing. They've been around this area for many years and nobody has had problems with them. The person below complaining about the women overcharging her is definitely wrong because the older woman always gives back even the penny she owes you. Also even when I was a asshole growing up, she never once swore, let alone say anything slanderous to anyone. I have a hard time believe that she or anyone in her family was wishing death on anyone. Either this lady isn't telling the whole story or is making it up just for not getting her way.

They had me in tears saying things like "I HOPE YOU FUCKING DIE YOU WHITE BITCH" - Every time I go…read moreon this store the older woman maybe in her 50s with the head wrap on is 9 out of 10x on the phone or just not paying attention. Tonight another female family member was in there as well. I go in buy OJ, B&J ice cream & i ask for a pack of Newport came to 16$ and change. I pay, get home to find out my cigs are not there. I go right back, after trying to figure out (BY CALCULATOR) what I purchased the head wrap women says she didn't charge me. (NOT PAYING ATTENTION) I had already made complaints about this woman being on the phone & having horrible customer service. So I am standing at the door outside and I say you know you kinda need to pay attention to your customers and not be on the phone. This woman starts raising her voice and i just started waking you my car and the younger female family member follows me outside to my car like she wad going to fight me, starts cussing at me then says "I HOPE YOU FUCKING DIE YOU WHITE BITCH". She continued with the racist degrading slander. You do not wish death on people like that. I got home and was in tears. A few weeks ago I bought a bag of dog food here - kibbles & bits. Got home, went to feed my dog and after putting some food in the bowl I noticed the food actually was disintegrated. Taking a closer look had cobwebs and hundreds of MAGGOTS in the sealed bag of food. This place is disgusting, the possible

They sell breakfast items like bacon and eggs but barley carry any. We went here for pricing but…read morethey are usually out of stock. And why did the name change to Lucky's Hookah World.. the name change was just an awful decision it makes the area look less appealing and created more influence to high schoolers all arou...

Usually, you don't hear the term "curb appeal" applied to a small market/convenience store, but it…read moredefinitely applies to this place. Its cheerful exterior is very inviting, and it features some unusual architecture (it was an old, yet futuristic-looking gas station at one time, apparently). In addition to a basic selection of drinks, snacks and groceries, it has a small deli counter, where you can purchase either deli meats, or made-to-order deli sandwiches, both very reasonably priced. I did see a very small selection of produce immediately to the left of the entrance. The section on the right presently appears to be used for storage (I'm not sure if it used to house a pizza operation mentioned in other reviews?). This market is diagonally across the street from the Modern Diner, another interesting piece of historical architecture. It's cool to see old buildings still around, whether they are being used for their original purpose, or re-purposed.

They have a great variety of freshly cut fruits and hot cooked vegetables and dishes. They also…read morehave great snacks and an abundant amount of beverages. The cashiers are always friendly and the whole place is very cute and fun to explore. Its also right across the street from my college so its super convenient

Amazing staff, super friendly and helpful when ordering for the first time. It reminds me of a deli…read morethat I used to go to in Boston where they make you feel at home. The Monte Cristo panini was fresh off the press, and tasted great. The flavors blended very well together and the sauce that was on it wasn't overbearing. I just wish they had public restrooms since it can get a little messy after eating but at least they have a cool little mezzanine for dining.

I have a funny little update for anyone who is interested:…read more In August, I bought a monstera deliciosa in a grower pot from Urban Greens for ~$16. I was siked with my purchase as it was. A healthy monstera (no bugs, no root rot, no distress, no disease) for under $20 is always a win in my book. Then I realized that there were probably at least a few individual plants within this one grower pot. I'm a green thumb but I'm also a very busy green thumb, so it took me an embarrassingly long time to get the proper soil for this project. I finally tackled the task of separating & repotting this plant this past weekend. You know those scarves that clowns pull out of questionable places that just keep going & going & going & going & going? & that's the whole bit? Well that was me with separating this monstera. I was the clown & the monstera was the scarf. Any guesses as to how many viable separate plants I divided the original into? My guess (prior to tackling this task) was ~8. The verdict: 20. That's right. I just kept separating more & more & more plants off of the original mama monstera until I had a comical pile of little lads in front of me. So anyways, now everyone I know is getting a baby monstera as a gift from me for any occasion for the next foreseeable future. I have 5 monsteras in pots & another army of monsteras propagating in water. Talk about bang for my buck. $16 for one monstera was already exciting but $16 for 20 monsteras? Unbelievable. Thanks, Urban Greens Market, for my army of monsteras!

This is an Overpriced Convenience Store primarily serving the nearby High School. I recently moved…read morefrom Manhattan to Providence thinking supporting my local business would be a good thing, however, their prices are ridiculously high.

This is a very convenient liquor store for me and others…read more It's located right next to a Price Rite supermarket, a BJ's gas station, a block from a CVS and a block from an Ocean Job Lot store, so this is like a one stop shop area of Johnston for most people. The selection of the wines and spirits is very good and they have the aisles and shelves very clearly labelled and marked. I was looking for a specific Chenin Blanc, which they did not have, but the prices and selection of most other wines was good. I had the chance to interact with a staff member and he was very professional and helpful. Lots of free parking in front of the main entrance.

Nice employees but there is always a line to the door. They need more help! There shouldn't be only…read more1 person working.

Huge range of stuff! The store is gigantic and very clean and organized. The workers are always…read morearound to help too. The prices are really good as well. If you never been here before, on holidays especially during Christmas time they have cops directing traffic over here because it gets very hectic. Also depending which way you're coming in to enter it can be an absolute mess and I don't come here often for that specific reason, I don't want to fight to get out. That's why It lost one star. They have a huge parking lot as well.

Great variety. Friendly service. Good prices. It was easy to find. I wish they had a better system…read more I'm looking for Sauterne wine and they don't know if they have it or not... Go search yourself...