My mother and I wanted to stop here and pick up a collectible reusable bag that said Boston on it…read more We are so happy that they had them there. We were also very surprised at how nicely stocked the store was and very well organized it. We also enjoyed their fully stocked wine, beer and kombutca which I've never seen before. I am assuming all trader joes has a different selections of items.

It's 4 stars to me, as I just moved to the Boston area from California where Trader Joe's are…read moreeverywhere, but here they're 25 minutes to the closest 2 stores. Otherwise it's the same layout, same flowers, same vegetables and fruits, same every aisle, which is awesome! Great cheeses, wines, snacks, pastas and oils. Customer service is great from everyone, and checkout and cashiers are fast and friendly.

I want to like shaws. I really do but sometimes it's hard. My recent pet peeve is the non…read moreexistent self checkout area. I've never seen it open and I remember years ago when it was installed wanting to try it....but it never opened up. I want this open which is why I come here to complain. I've also had issues many many time with things not ringing up the correct price. Was always having to go over to the customer service desk and wait for 10 people to play their lottery tickets before I could get my price adjustment. SOmetimes having to return things like ice cream cause they take too long. I want that self checkout so I can watch the prices like a hawk to make sure im not overcharged anymore. Let's get your act together shall we and get those self service "express" lanes open. Stop and shop in Danvers has 6 self service isles....and all 6 are in use at the same time. It's my new favorite store!

I have tried many different days and times, but the deli service counter never has enough people…read moreworking and I have to wait at least 20-30 minutes for service. It is so frustrating. I've started going to a different location.

my go to market basket i call they get me whatever i need catered to customer very wellread more

This review is for the Markets Kitchen sandwich bar. Extremely rude service. If I could rate zero…read morestars, I absolutely would. I had two separate incidents here. The first was my order continuously being skipped over a few weeks ago. I gave up with that and got something from the hot bar. Today, I ordered a steak bomb sub from the counter. My friend ordered two chicken sandwiches. These people let my order get stolen by another customer. They then made another steak bomb for me and proceeded to wrap up a regular steak and cheese which barely had anything. They left the other sub on the counter unwrapped before by standing customers had to step in before they finally gave me the sub I asked for. Please, NEVER order from this counter. The employees were nothing but rude to me. These people should be ashamed for this. Very unprofessional.

I was at Essex Sports Complex and needed to grab a few things for dinner and decided to check out…read moreFarmer Browns. Super cute place and the people that work there were very nice. It is a small farm stand with a small amount of produce, but legit everything they had was good produce and about $2-$3 less than Stop and Shop and $1 less than Market Basket. The best find: Boars Head Meats! Normally I head to Stop and Shop but their prices have been insane. Farmer Browns was LEGIT $5 less per lb!!!! than at my Stop and Shop. Do yourself a favor and save some money and support a local business at the same time! Another great thing...lots of soups! They had about 10 soups and all looked delicious! My next dinner plan!

Yes the soups are excellent but they're lying saying "home made." I saw an employee in the kitchen…read moreempty a huge bag of Hungarian Mushroom soup into the self serve pot. Obviously out sourced. None the less, the soups are indeed delicious! Caution though - the rest of the store is dirty and I know they have been closed several times by the Middleton Board of Health which also took away their dairy license.

Best chicken noodle soup!! I work nearby and it's so nice being able to walk over to the market and…read moreget a bowl of soup especially when I need a pick me up!

Normally I've received orders in a good condition and fresh. BUT, lately, I've been disappointed…read morein decisions made by the picker/packer of my online delivery orders. Received rotten, slimy, stinky cod from the Seafood dept. and a hand of bananas thrown on top of a flimsy container of croissants crushing them! Also, trying to hand off bad romaine lettuce or celery I've noticed. Very bad judgement by picker/packer and the person handing off bad fish in the Seafood Dept. These people need to CARE about their job or be trained in basic customer respect/coutesy. Pick as if the order is YOURS please. Very disappointing this month.

My first grocery store review and it's mostly in part to give a special shoutout to an employee…read morenamed Owen who works in the butcher department. These stars are for you! Owen approached us after noticing our confused and puzzled looks while in the chicken section. We wanted to buy a whole chicken (in retrospect a huge undertaking for two novices). We literally had no idea what we were looking at/for. We would pick up a package, try and gather as much information as we could from reading the label, and put it back down. We did this a few times before Owen came to our rescue. Not only did Owen share with us his impressive knowledge of the best whole chicken to purchase, he even offered to spatchcock the chicken for us (a free service I had no idea Whole Foods did for already packaged non in-store products). It was not a surprise that Owen did an amazing job with our chicken and packaged it immaculately. He even included the chicken scraps and bones, wrapped separately. Owen left a huge impression on us and we look forward to seeing his cheerful demeanor and helpful attitude every time we visit this Whole Foods location. He is also polite and a great conversationalist! Time and time again, Owen goes above and beyond what he is expected to do. Keep up the excellent attitude and work ethic, Owen! The last time I visited the butchers, I heard from Owen that he is planning to go back to school and cut down to part time work. I sincerely hope the best for him and in all his future endeavors! Besides our great experience at the butchers, this Whole Foods location is solid. It can get pretty busy sometimes on the weekends and in the middle of the day during the weekdays, but it's clean and decently big in here so I don't mind the crowding as much. We constantly purchase our produce from here and they are young, fresh and last a while in our fridge. There are no floral staff members to wrap flowers you purchase here though (I've never seen anyone behind the flower counter). They also do not have any Whole Foods brand fresh bread or a bread slicing machine here. They do carry bread packaged from other brands here though. The Whole Foods cafe (for the brown butter cookie lattes) seems to be closed indefinitely.

All the fruit at Whole Foods is amazing very fresh then you go into the meat section and the fish…read moresection is all excellent quality meat. I also like the cheese and cookie section if you go there early enough in the morning so you can make yourself a breakfast in the coffee is of a good grade also, the pizza is excellent and so the deli area.

The food is convenient and tastes fine, it's good to have if you don't have time to cook. I feel…read moreit's better than take out.

Very disappointed to find that this Epicurean Shoppe has changed some of their once delicious dips…read more The garlic herb, cottage cheese and bean dip don't taste like they did in past years. Wish they wouldn't fool with perfection. Unfortunately we may not be going back. sad.

I've been going to Henry's for the 32 years I've lived in Beverly…read more I consider it to be a reliable place to get quality food. It's expensive, and usually worth it. Especially great are their premade foods by the deli counter. Their different types of chicken salad is a favorite of my husbands. Their cookies are decent, especially the butter crunch. Their house made chicken pot pie is very popular with so many people, I have brought it to friends when they are home sick and I don't want to cook. No one is disappointed with that. They make all their food in-house. So good. Their desserts are quite good. Recently had a small event and didn't feel like cooking. I supplemented with a gallon of their hearty vegetable soup, and their little desserts. The veggie soup was just too healthy to be popular with this crowd, so that was a bad choice on my part. The desserts were a bit hit. They have flowers, cute paper goods, great house made hamburgers, we go there often. Never disappointing, but much more expensive than Shaws or Market Basket. Having said that, we feel it is worth it.

I don't know why you changed your apple fritters but what a disappointment. Different consistency,…read moretwo tiny pieces of dried apple. Now I need to search for a new place.:(

I have been shopping at big y for 6 years, and I love this market! The most important is the fish…read moresection!! I Always get the freshest sweetest fish every time! Never have I had a mediocre piece of fish! Can't say enough good. Produce is great meat is fresh. There is no reason to shop anywhere else. Yes it is a smidge more expensive but the quality is worth it! Big Y is the perfect example of... you get what you pay for! Mgmt is great, The people who work there are so helpful and the majority are nice I love big y!!!

Big Y in Peabody is a nice store that's laid out well and usually fairly clean. Like many modern…read moresupermarkets, it carries a quite large selection of items. It also has a produce section, deli, and an excellent bakery. The doughnuts they make are big and tasty but don't have that "heavy" sweet taste. One problem with Big Y is of course the high prices. They don't compete well with Market Basket, ranking up there with Shaws and Stop & Shop instead. Second, though they do carry many items, I've found a number of products I like to buy are missing. For example, they only carry Barber/Tyson frozen stuffed chicken, omitting anything from Koch Foods or Milford Valley. And the store doesn't have quite as much variety as it first appears as they stock the same items in multiple locations in the store in some cases. I don't see the point of this. Finally, they have the gall to charge $0.10/bag. This really makes me angry--I see no reason to nickel-and-dime customers as Big Y does. All in all, there are other supermarkets that are adequate and don't rip you off by charging for bags.

One thing about Tillys, you always can pick up fresh flowers. We go to the graves over there for my…read moremother-in-law. We can always pick up flowers. My wife also likes to pick up this sweet con and the fresh

Being a small place, it has it's rustic charm for which, at least for a moment, you forget you're…read morein a city. Being on a busy street you wouldn't anticipate such a calm and relaxed place. A simple shop, unfinished wood building reminicient of farm stands from a bygone era. The smell of fresh flowers are I dare say, potent and intoxicating. Offering mainly flowers, there are fragrant and beautiful options available. On the side is a small assortment of products produced in the area. I noticed preserves and jams that I normally see at Brooksby Farm. The staff were polite and very helpful. I bought two potted flowers for my mother-in-law, fetching a very modest price for such beautiful and fragrant flowers. Well worth it.