Staff is friendly and very helpful. Have not run out of sale items during a sale. Good selection…read moreof cards.

I bought a gallon of milk at Dollar General and checked the sell-by date before purchasing it…read more Everything appeared to be fine. However, just ONE day later, the milk had a strange taste and I had to throw it away. This is now the FOURTH time this has happened. I don't know what the problem is but something clearly isn't right. After wasting money on spoiled-tasting milk four times, I will never buy milk from Dollar General again.

I love Market Basket, just don't like the chaos that happens in here. The parking lot is horrible…read moreand the store is always busy, but all my experiences in here have been very good. I love that they have their own uniforms, love that all ages work here and usually have been for awhile (hence their name tags that say they how they been with the company), I also love it's hardly ever cluttered with stuff down isles. The workers are always so sweet and kind, also very polite which I appreciate. The deals here are great as well and they have good selections. Some Spanish items that a lot of other markets don't have in this area they have which I appreciate! I also appreciate their hot item section. They have a plethora of items that are so good! The lines are just always packed. Which can cause me anxiety. They move kind of fast, but sometimes they're on the slower side even the few items lanes, that's my only complaint.

We were out running errands this morning & I suddenly got a craving for pizza. I called Market…read moreBasket in Warwick & ordered a pepperoni pizza, extra sauce, well done. It came out absolutely delicious! Perfectly crispy, loaded with pepperoni & just the right amount of sauce. Honestly, for $12.99 it felt like a total steal! Sometimes the simplest stop turns into the most satisfying bite. NOM NOM NOM #YUM

This is a pretty organized and clean TJ Maxx. I come in when I need a purse or shoes for a special…read moreoccasion, they usually have what I need at a good price. The associates are nice, they greet you and smile. The line does get super long and ridiculous all the time, but they move it pretty quickly. Recently I had to return a clearance item I didn't need or use at all. The return process was really easy. And I was shocked they took a clearance item. Most places don't anymore so that was great, plus I bought something else anyways. But I like this location. It's not as chaotic as other locations get and they share a parking lot with the other stores, but there's plenty of spots.

This TJ MAXX location is conveniently located on Bald Hill Rd. and features an amazing selection of…read moreluxury and top-brand designer clothing, shoes, and accessories. There's something for every budget and the store is fairly organized. I primarily shop the clothing side, but the other side has great finds for home decor and tech accessories. I also spend a lot of time perusing the health and beauty section which is well stocked. Prices are very reasonable and I have found beautiful shoes for $40 and under and top name brands priced under $20! There's no way I can go to this location and leave empty handed. I can't speak too much on service because I find I don't interact much with staff until I reach the register and the cashiers are generally friendly.

OSJL offers a variety of items for sale at discount prices. Seniors 62+ get an additional 20% off…read morefood items when shopping bright and early Monday mornings. Bonus savings. Food items include coffee, tea, juice, cereal, nuts, snacks, canned seafood, canned veg and other shelf stable items. I signed up for the Job Lot insider program which offers additiinal savings on specific items which change over time. For example, Pannetone is 2 for a dollar atm. Much of the inventory rotates seasonally. Right now (February) they have gardening supplies such as raised planters, potting soil, pots and seeds. They usually have bird seed and other outdoor items as well. Area carpets are always in stock as are a mix of household storage items, cooking needs and cleaning products. Clothing options also rotate with the seasons so winter coats and mittens in the cold weather, swim suits and t-shirts in warm. Definitely the sort of stop you make to 'see what's in stock' while also being a reliable stop for jams and such. Staff are usually busy and helpful when asked. They share a large parking lot with other businesses and handicapped spots are located near the door. Sometimes the aisles are cluttered with lots of inventory, sometimes shelves are empty: especially when the seasonal items are turning over. Still, it's all nearly organized.

This was my first visit to this store. Beyond it being a very large location, it was very clean,…read morefully stocked and the staff were all friendly and helpful. I will be back!

Aldi is the kind of grocery store that rewards the prepared shopper and I say that with admiration…read more You bring your own bags, you bring your quarter for the cart, and in return, Aldi brings you something rare in retail: consistency, clarity, and value without the fluff. Let's start with the layout. Whether I'm in Missouri or Maine, stepping into an Aldi feels like slipping into a familiar rhythm. The aisles are predictably arranged, the signage is direct, and the essentials--milk, eggs, produce, pantry staples--are right where I expect them. That uniformity isn't just convenient; it's comforting. I know where my stuff is, and I don't waste time wandering. Now, about the prices. Aldi is inexpensive, not cheap. That distinction matters. Cheap implies corner-cutting, i.e., flimsy packaging, questionable quality, or a race to the bottom. Inexpensive means smart sourcing, streamlined operations, and a no-frills approach that passes the savings on to you. Aldi's store-brand products often rival national brands in taste and quality, and the savings are real. You won't find loyalty programs or coupon gimmicks here. Just straightforward pricing that respects your budget. The quarter-for-a-cart system? Brilliant. It keeps the parking lot tidy and the overhead low. And the bag-your-own-groceries model? It's a small trade-off for the kind of prices that make you feel like you've outsmarted the system. I'm a huge fan. Aldi doesn't try to be everything. It just tries to be good at what it does. In a world of bloated supermarkets and performative retail, that kind of focus feels refreshingly honest. [Review 1081 of 2025 - 86 in Rhode Island - 24635 overall]

I go to Aldi Middletown store regularly. On today's visit the store was in terrible shape…read more Outside cart area was filled with trash. Had to use the ladies room that was actually clean but had no toilet paper. There was trash and empty boxes scattered thru out. The self checkout looked like it never got cleaned. This store needs better management!

Lots of stuff…read more I like this store, you never know what you are going to find. They buy out odd lots and over stocks and whatever so the inventory is constantly changing. Not a exceptionally large store but they always have a lot of different things. Furniture, garden stuff, books, art supplies, lots of lamps, electronics, stationary things junk food and clothes. Of course don't except to always find your size or the exact style you want but it's fun digging around looking. For a junk type store it's surprising clean and doesn't smell bad. They even have clean bathrooms and a drinking fountain. The prices are great and you are bound to find something you need.

Lots of random stuff, nice values though. 5 stars because the cashiers were incredible.read more

I had an event to go to and the clothes I was wearing earlier that day could potentially be…read moreoffensive to where I was going, so I made a quick stop at Kohl's and tried a few outfits fell in love with this blue one. It did have a small hole on it thankfully I got an additional 10% off. I wore the dress received lots of compliments and during checkout Lisa was just so amazing and helpful and so was the lady in the dressing room area. I got a great deal, so I bought two dresses and definitely keeping them both. Lisa is very warm and welcoming and I hope that when you go here that you experience the same kindness. You definitely find some good deals here!

Unfortunately, I was not a huge fan of this Kohl's. Haven't been to a Kohl's in quite a while;…read morehowever, I was lured in by the Kohl's Cash Giveaway. Outside, there was a mild scent of garage and sewer. Once we got in, there was no sales associate to greet and hand us the Kohl's cash. I had to find a sales associate who later told me since they have limited staffing - you get your Kohl's cash at checkout only. I asked if we can get it prior to checkout to see if we won big jokingly, and she said no. So, no way to know how much you'll get off until you're rung up. This was later incorrect, as I was checking out - a kinder associate gave a Kohl's cash handout to another customer. I understand that low staffing can be tough, but I wish there was a more centralized protocol in place. Also, there are self checkout options now, which couldn't be utilized for the Kohl's cash giveaway - amounting to longer waits at checkout. Clothes and stuff were fine - original prices are a bit steep for the quality; likely since they mark up with the intention to put things on sale to try and attract customers. Overall, I recommend improvements with management.

We don't live in the Newport area, but stop by the base several times a year and always include a…read morestop at the Commissary. My husband loves being on base and grocery stores so this is a win-win for him. The base itself is on the small side, so the Commissary is not a 'super store'. As with all Commissary's, the person packing your groceries is working for tips. If you are not the tipping sort or have a very fixed budget, they have self check-out. During certain hours of the day, military personnel in uniform go to the top of the queue so don't be upset if you have to wait a bit to check-out - that sailor needs to get back to work! Carts/buggies/carriages are kept inside the entrance on the left. Here, and just inside the store you may find items on sale or sold in bulk. A small Sushi kitchen kiosk is located in front of the produce department, just inside the store. The selection of produce is pretty good with a small 'organic' section located at the back where you'll also find Tofu and refrigerated salad dressing. Meats run along the back wall and that selection is pretty good as well as the prices. Dairy and frozen items are in the far corner, opposite side from the entrance. Dry goods inventory here consists of the 'usual suspects'. They offer a limited selection of national brands and a few items from other countries you may have been stationed in. A deli featuring Boar's Head cold cuts, prepared items, cheeses and bakery items is just past the check-out lines. They will make you a sandwich 'to-go'. Price list is over the meat counter. We found some sweet treats from Italy in the bakery area last visit. Frozen foods sometimes include 'past sale date' meats at a reduced price. All the expected items: veg, pizza, bowls, fish, etc. are here. Milk, OJ, eggs, yogurt and so on are in the dairy corner. Sometimes you'll find whole turkeys in chest freezers here. Be sure to check the freezer cases throughout this area as the inventory changes. MRE's are for sale over by the registers aisle. They cost more than dehydrated hiking meals and I do wonder who is spending that much on MRE's. They offer a variety of canned goods including meats such as chicken, spam, corned beef and tuna, Shelf stable milk is available (school lunch) and plenty of snacks, sweet and savory. The parking lot is huge so no need to worry about finding a spot. Some spaces are reserved and the lanes are 'one way' so be sure you are headed in the right direction and don't park in the commodore's spot! Watch out for the elderly and small children in the parking area. Also, because the base is 'right on the water' this parking lot can get very windy! Hold on to your hat and umbrella! Years ago a DECA employee (DECA run the Commissary system) said prices are better when it's not payday. As a young family on a military budget, we usually had an empty larder come payday, so it's not easy to 'hold off' buying groceries for a few days. As retired military, we can stop by any time and I do find prices seem better between pay days versus near pay day. Just my personal observation. Take it as you will. Hope this info is useful! Bon appetito!

Friendly, well organized , clean and neat. Shelves well stocked. Variety of foods from all over. I…read morelove this place and very happy to shop there.