I always find this store super organized and well stocked. The staff is always helpful and…read morefriendly. Stop and shop in general is more expensive than other stores, but this is good for emergencies. They always have what i need and everything is always fresh.

Rarely buy flowers at stop n shop but the times I have I've had no complaints and the same goes for…read moremy most recent purchase. I got this cool snow globe that has a large real rose in it that preserves it and from what I've been told can last 6 months with some people having there up to a year with no issue. Roses are the type of flower that's beautiful but die in a week to 10 days so this will last for a long time and still looks nice. The staff was very friendly and informative and gave me a few good laughs.

I was curious about the acclaimed selection of ethnic foods, but was also drawn here to fact-check…read morethe Karens and their "LOL poor people" complaints. There was an impressive array of Portuguese sausages and New England-focused seafood like scup and steamers. I couldn't partake in these cooking-focused offerings but I did pick up Portuguese chocolates and Little Rhody and Granny Squibb's iced teas. The cheese ends appeared to be a great deal at $1.73 but realistically I wasn't up for eating 0.87 of a pound of cheese at the hotel. I came here by bus and offer no opinion about the parking lot but regret the minutes of my life reading about terrible drivers who downgraded the store primarily because of other bad drivers. It's great to see actual friendly cashiers instead of self-checkout. All or nearly all of the aisles were in use.

I love this market basket. I live in Fall River and like that one too but I have to admit this one…read moreis superior. So easy to get on and off the highway right by it too. They have a pretty big hot food section here. Hot soup and clam chowder. Love getting the clam chowder in the winter. So good. Everyone here has always been friendly and MB prices are always reasonable. I think the further drive for me to go to this one is worth it on the weekends.

A++++ Excellent ...And I was in FoodService many years..great local butcher shop..NB should be…read morehappy to this here...

This spot had everything that I needed to make the Frango Chicken wings that I was craving. None of…read morethe local supermarkets are carrying fresh chicken wings right now for some reason, so I knew that I could rely on this local butcher shop. The meats are fresh, they also have prepared portuguese foods for takeout and lots of portuguese specialty foods. I picked up some fresh pimenta moida, fresh peeled garlic and fresh lemons along with the wings. Great spot and friendly service.

After dropping my wife off at the Amtrak Station in Providence this morning (10-12-250 I had…read moredecided to explore Restaurante y Tortilleria Guatemalteco (1282 Acushnet Ave.) in New Bedford--to pick up food for lunch and dinner. My single sentence review "A culinary wonderland of home-style Guatemalan dishes, in a large, pristine setting, which also contains a grocery, bakery, and lots of Latin American snacks, offered at extremely reasonable prices." Everyone else is invited to continue reading. The heavy, double doors leading into Guatemalteco could use a make-over, but inside the restaurant is well-lit, spacious and clean, the fragrances from two large steam tables filled with dishes and the kitchen waft throughout the space, as did the sounds of many individuals and families enjoying a late morning meal (as I arrived at about 11:20 am). I took a quick look around and then walked back to the main steam table and asked if the young man who was one of the servers could tell me what the choices were. There is no written menu. This is a family-run place, making home-style Guatemalan dishes for locals and families. He took the time to briefly identify all the dishes and then I ordered--two of the large Guatemalan pork tamales, a plate with braised pigs feet on one side and pork rib stew in a spicy red chili sauce on the other with a huge portion of Guatemalan rice, and a fried pork chop. I asked if they had salsa, he said "yes" and asked if I wanted "mild or hot." "Hot please." He smiled and brought me back three containers of their home-made habanero sauce. Since there is no menu (I asked) and since I couldn't see anything which listed the prices of dishes I was stunned when for all this food he said "$23." Amazing. For all the time he took explaining everything to me I gave him $30, smiled, said "gracias," and was on my way. Incredibly, everything was still hot enough to eat when I made the 35 minute drive home to the Cape. I decided to try the tamale, the salsa, and a Guatemalan "Lenguas" roll (similar to the rolls in Mexican cuisine used to make tortas--called a Telera) which I had purchased at Sara Bakery and Mini Market which is next door to Guatemalteco. [I popped into the Sara Bakery and thought I ordered four of these freshly baked, long rolls. I said "four" and held up four fingers. It's times like this I wish I spoke Spanish. The server filled up a bag with 12 freshly baked rolls. I asked how much? She said four and she held up four fingers . . . four dollars for 12 freshly baked rolls, talk about a bargain! The Sara Bakery has a wide assortment of other Pan Dulce, similar to what you might find in a Mexican Panaderia; so a bonus find for me since we have missed having access to a bona fide Panaderia since moving here from California.] A Guatemalan tamale is wrapped in banana leaf (not corn hush) and compared to a Mexican tamale it is much lighter and filled with chopped potato, onions, peppers, and large pieces of pork. It was fabulous, especially with the habanero salsa--a mixture of sweet and spicy. The server at Guatemalteco, once seeing the large bag of rolls I was holding from Sara's, recommended that I eat one with the tamale and he was right. Pieces of bread helped capture the delicious chili mixture which was on the outside and inside of the tamale. Wow, what a culinary treat. After I finished the tamale and Lenguas, I did sample everything else while still hot--though I will reheat everything for dinner. The pigs feet stew is absolutely unctuous, tender and lip-smacking good. The pork ribs in red chili sauce, which includes the rib bones to give the stew flavor, was luscious and mildly spicy (maybe very spicy for someone else). The meat itself was super tender. The Guatemalan rice was a surprise, it seemed to be a medium or short grain rice, compared to Mexican red rice which is made with long grain rice. As a result it was stickier than I expected and it was filled with delicious bits of fine chopped vegetables. Not quite like anything I've had before in a Latin dish. The pork chop, which I also sampled, had lots of flavor inside and out--I suspect it was brined before being fried. Just a wonderful treat. Guatemalteco is open Mon-Sat 5 am - 9:30 pm and on Sunday from 7 am - 9 pm. Though my knowledge of Guatemalan food is wanting (I feel more capable with Mexican regional cuisines, Salvadorean, and Colombian cuisines), I thought the tastes of what I order to be on point and an authentic representation of home-style cooking. Visitation tip: There is lots of metered parking on Acushnet, so bring quarters. There is parking on the side streets (which is what I did today) and that's not metered. Go and enjoy something different, there's lots of tastes to explore here..

The workers treat their customers like dirt. They stock shelves during business hours and push…read morecustomers out of their way. The store charges for bags after you spend large amounts of money on their overpriced groceries. and they no longer honor their reward gas program. I've spend well over $100 in the last few months and no gas rewards when I fill up. Their commercials, especially the ones they try to force you to watch while filling up, shows that they consider their customers to be stupid with the guy asking if everything little thing he picks up is part of their freshness promise. I returned a bag of vegetables that I discovered were rotten when I opened the bag and when I returned it the refused their double your money back freshness promise because it's my fault I bought the vegetables that afternoon and when I opened the bag in the evening to make supper the manager claimed opening the bag made them get spoiled and I'm not eligible for a refund or replacement. There are better places to shop and get gas!!!! Stop Shopping at Stop and Flop!!!!!!!!!!!

Average grocery store. This location seems to be pretty well stocked for the most part. Cashiers…read moreare always helpful.

I liked the way the employers treat you with the up most respect and are always helpful when…read moreneeded.. The food is always well organized I never need to ask where things are because everything is in order.. I'm a frequent customer who shops in bulks because I have a big family, and price rite southend is my second home other then my job! If you want to shop and get the fresh food and get in and out price rite is the place to shop at !

Whenever I am in the New Bedford area I make it a point to stop in at Continental Market. This…read morelittle shop has been a part of our shopping routine since I was born. The reason why it is such an important place is because it sells a ton of Portuguese items that you can't really find in other stores. Also, they have an incredible deli with a ton of different fresh meats. Every time we come, there are a few things that we need to pick up. Those include fresh cheese, Portuguese style prosciutto, lingüiça, and olives. We also tend to pick up some other prepackaged items such as Sumol and spices. Overall, this is a great little grocery store continues to sell items that fulfill my need to connect with my heritage. Also, the family who owns it is polite and will always strike up a conversation.

Thus market is a joke.. dirty for 1 and 2ndly rude staff and 3rdly no prices o er the phone which…read moremeans they will charge you more if your white.. dump.. flies everywhere

If I could give 0 stars I would. I wanted to buy some steaks at a market and came here because it…read morehad good reviews. I have no idea how this place has positive reviews. It's not only disgusting and dirty but the butcher was beyond rude to me. Not only was he rude but I went to order two different cuts of steak from the menus and he responded with they never carry that. Do not waste your time and go here!!!!

This corner market/deli has been in New Bedford FOREVER! I don't know how many years, but I know a…read morevery very long time. Well, I have had food from there through other people's cookouts, etc. but had never gone in there and purchased anything myself. So I finally go there so I could buy a couple of sandwiches. The place was pretty much what I expected. It was simple and sort of reminded me that it was stuck in the 60's or 70's, which is fine with me. I don't judge, plus I love those times. Anyway, we got 2 sandwiches, one a honey turkey & honey ham with just cheese and mayo, and the other being a honey turkey with cheese, veggies & mayo. Both on Portuguese pops. For something so simple and not fancy they were DELICIOUS! And only $2.99 each! Loved it! I will be back very soon for more.

This has been a good spot for portuguese grocery shopping. Nothing special but fantastic linguica…read moreand chourico are made and sold here. If you don't speak portuguese you'll be alright but might feel a little out of place.

i think they've gotten better as far as getting orders correct. that auto-phone messenger they use…read moreis handy but also annoying. 1 initial call and maybe a 2nd call as a reminder is sufficient, calling everyday more than once or calling even after script has been picked up is overkill. no need for that. overall i do like this pharmacy.

If I could leave a no star review that would be the most accurate. For the fourth time, the…read morepharmacy refused to fill a prescription leaving me without critical meds and without an alternative option. The first offense happened when I was on Oxycontin after a major motor vehicle accident. The hospital called in a refill the day of my second surgery, CVS refused to fill it for 24 hours because they had declared that I was an addict and had been on the meds too long. Even after showing them my medical records indicating the 29 broken bones, the massive internal injuries, the proof of surgery just hours ago, they instead continued to berate me, repeatedly calling me an addict. I had to go the first 36 hours after major surgery with no pain medication as I could not take any over the counter medications. The most recent was this week when I both spoke to someone over the phone confirming my medication was available and receieved a text just hours before I arrived at CVS indiciating my mediccations were available for pick up. When I arrived, they refused to give me the medication that I cannot be without as it is life threatening to even miss one dose. Their excuse: the prescription expired in two days so even though the medicine was available as of 11:08 am when on the same day, at 6pm they would not give it to me. As this is a controlled substance, I have no other options to get it and they will not even give me an emergency supply. This is a medicine that I have been on for 50 years and rely on, and yet all I got from them was well you will have to go without. If they had told me at 11 am, I would have been able to call my doctor's office and get a new prescription. This pharmacy repeatedly has treated me horribly simply because I rely on controlled substances-no one deserves to be treated the way they have treated me and I have witnessed them treat others simply because a doctor, who understands our overall medical needs, has made a decision to prescribe a controlled substance. We all deserve to be treated with dignity and respect-something this pharmacy repeatedly fails to do.