Smaller Hannaford but still offering the same wide variety of products! Low prices, friendly staff…read moreand has modern features such as WiFi, self checkout. Easy entryway off a busy main route. It can get pretty crowded some days. No fee on the bags compared to Waterville a couple of towns over.

Very nice grocery store with wide selection of goods. Best selection of precooked foods of any…read morechain I've been in.

Nice employees, many foods, many people - loud. EXPENSIVE. Please note this is just about the only…read moregrocery store In Belfast maine. They have a choke hold on the prices around them, they have no competition. A single bottle of Japanese Mayo is damn near $10 while at Walmart in Waterville or Augusta is $5. Their prices are ridiculously high, and while yes some things are cheap so many are high. I would love to see a Walmart super center put into Belfast that way I can get reasonably priced food and clothing.

I went in a few days after Halloween looking for small pumpkins. The manager let me know that they…read morehad none left. When he found out they were for a school project, he offered to give me as many decorative guards as I could use. How kind!

Plenty of parking and shopping cart stalls. The entrance to…read morethe parking area is a bit tricky, just be sure to look all ways, as people zip in and out of this lot quickly. We have never had a bad experience in this store. Product has been great, bakery has been great, deli has been great. They always have what we are looking for. Staff is friendly and always seem to be working to clean and stock the shelves. They have a great bakery staff as well. I appreciate how well this store is run and take it for granted, until I visit a different chain.... LOL I recommend this Hannaford.

I'm from out of state, but I have to say it is the worst grocery store I've ever been in. I never…read morethought I would prefer Walmart over any store, but I do now. To clarify, the store was dirty and understocked, and the staff was less than helpful.

I have been going there from time and time since the day they opened and have never been…read moredisappointed. I ordered a ham sandwich today with high expectations. The ham and the contents of the sandwich were great. I feel that the bread had been sitting out for two or three days and was dry and stale. Huge disappointment as I was looking forward to a really tasty sandwich.

Amazing pizzas and best Caesar salad. Customer service is always friendly. Go there enough and the…read morecall you by name.

An island grocer who does an amazing job of serving the community of year rounders and the deluge…read moreof summer visitors!

I stopped here a few times while on vacation to stock the fridge. It's smaller than I'm used to and…read moreusually fairly crowded, but neither of these things are points against it, as it's the only grocery store on the island and therefore likely where everyone who lives there goes for their necessities. The staff were very friendly and efficient, and it was clear as I listened to people chat in line that this was an informal community hub. We got some ciders, watermelon and avocado, eggs, milk, steaks, and some cheese. Everything was fresh and well-kept and delicious except for the cheese, which tasted a bit rotted when I got it home and had to be thrown out. Unfortunate, but it happens, especially if the cheese is allowed to reach room temperature in store. I think maybe the cooling mechanism on the cheese display was losing the battle against the late-summer heat and humidity. But the watermelon was the only one I've found this season that wasn't overly ripe, the avocados were delicious, and the steaks were clearly high quality and grilled up wonderfully. Overall, it's a great little place with a staff that's clearly dedicated to the community they serve. They just need to up the refrigeration a bit on the display for their cheeses.

As a place to shop, I recommend fthe chain -- stores are clean and we'll stocked…read more The chain, however, requires you sign up on-line to join their loyalty program, which I something I have never previously encountered. Anywhere!

This is a small second-rate grocery store with little to recommend it except closeness, especially…read morewhen compared to other local Hannfords. Their customer service is almost non -existent. I have been a regular customer (3-5 visits per week) for 5 years, but there is not one single employee who recognizes me. Their deli is below average in both cleanliness and variety, their seafood is not local.

Store is in a convenient location and has a good community inventory. The clerks are helpful with…read morelocating item. I like their meet Dept. the meet is of good quality am prices are reasonable. Overall I am satisfied with store.

A good sized market for this small town. The first time I went to Toziers in Searsport was almost…read more10 years ago - when it was a tiny local market with just two cash registers. It has since been remodeled and has just about everything you need - including full-size carry out pizza. Yum.

Mountainside Grocers is a small grocery store adjacent to Sugarloaf Resort, just off Access Road,…read moreand the only grocery store for many a mile in any direction. I think the closest large grocery store is an hour away. Not surprisingly, given its proximity to the ski resort, they have skier- / traveler-friendly prepared fare (e.g. hot and cold sandwiches, salads, fried and roasted chicken). But there's so much more: a good selection of fresh produce, meat, yogurt, butter, baked goods, canned goods, medicines, wine, beer and liquor, milk, ice cream, birthday cakes (frozen)... In short, anything you would find at a much larger grocery store and just about anything you might need to prepare a good meal chez vous. The biggest kicker of all? Prices are actually reasonable! They are, to my great surprise, not at all rapacious, especially in light of the store's relatively remote location, and even downright inexpensive for some sale items. We recently picked up Persian cucumbers for less than $2.50 a package, a 1.5 qt carton of ice cream for less than $5, a large, juicy, well-made rotisserie chicken for somewhere around $10, a huge bunch of kale for less than $3, and a reportedly fantastic beef brisket burrito for around $10. This kitchen knows what it's doing! My sense is that plenty of locals shop here on a regular basis. (People in the neighborhood where we are staying tell us they used to send their then-little kids out by snowmobile for groceries here.) Someone -- I think one of the owners -- was training his young daughter to use the cash register on a recent visit. A great family-owned business, this place. I love it!

Friendly. Comparable pricing. We like their poultry, it was better quality than large grocery…read morechains. Highly recommend.