The best meat in the town of Farmington Maine! locally raised, grass fed! It has a little bit of…read moreeverything you need, from Breakfast to lunch and dinner, freshly made sandwiches and pizza too! need an evening cocktail, this is your agency liquor store too! Like I said, a bit of everything! even TP, baby diapers, Ron's Market has been around since I was a little girl.

Great selection of beer wine and liquor. Perfect location in the midst of the University. It's not…read moreall booze though. Hot food, groceries, and a fine selection of craft sodas also wait inside.

I would give zero stars if I could. the staff was rude and off putting to my autistic child. They…read morecontinued to make passive aggressive comments while we were in the self checkout line about the the amount of items you should have but they had zero signs stating the amount that was acceptable and there was one register open with several employees just standing around. not a single employee was pleasant and I will not be returning to another hannafords store because of my experience at the Farmington store.

Has anything you could need, however there was mold in my goddamn apple and in my blackberries!…read moreBullshit!

This place has everything from great beer and wine to sandwiches hot and cold, burritos fresh…read moresoups jam and fresh cookies and whoopy pies to dry goods and beyond. They are a service to the community ! A must stop

Steak bomb is so good!! The bread is very fresh. Also recommend their soups- very tasty!read more

We go to Madison alot for weekly things such as bread and milk, always very friendly and helpfulread more

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!

Very nice store. But it was brought to my attention they've hired an ex-con with an extensive…read morecriminal history coast to coast. And is a fugitive from another state Hiding out in Maine. Female named Mallory. Only know the first name. They need to do extensive background checks on applicants. We don't need drug addicts and burglaries here. I probably won't be back. Don't want to worry about my purse being stolen.

From the owner: Mainely Provisions, like all our businesses, were founded on the philosophy of offering customers…read morethe products and experience they want at a fair price, with genuine, loving care. Every day we open our doors we have that core value in mind--and look forward to being a positive force within our community.

Absolute trash...never have anything in stock...let spark drivers that steal.orders still deliver…read more Also when you do click to chat for help with an order you get lied to. The customer service at the store is horrible as well. Go elsewhere if at all possible

super clean and nice workers. love this store. they always have a lot of cashiers openread more

I adore this place! It's always clean, well stocked and has many of the more obscure items I buy…read moresuch as soy curls and tofutti which I don't see anywhere but here anymore. The produce department is my favorite. Their lettuce and kale bunches are large, local and priced fairly. A great store for vegans/vegetarians! It is a little tight in there as it's not a large store but it is concentrated and laid out well. The staff is usually always friendly but as with any place, there are occasional exceptions. I'd recommend not shopping in the late afternoon as the traffic in that area gets pretty congested.

This is a great market! The amount of local goods they sell is really impressive! From meats, to…read morebaked goods, to soaps to, textiles...very impressive We bought mostly food items while we were here. I LOVED the baked goods by the Good Bread company from Maine. Wow, those cookies, were YUM!!! The bread was equally as delicious. We bought some packaged, snacks from the nuts/snacks aisle and unfortunately, that wasn't very good. Tasted stale/odd and we just threw it away. It won't deter us from going back there. If it's busy, which is always seems to be, be careful, while the parking lot seems big enough for people and cars, I saw very close calls with cars to cars and cars to People! Yikes. Not sure what the malfunction is, but it seems people were not going slow and paying attention. I do recommend trying this location - at least to see what they have to offer, you might like it! I definitely will be back just for the baked good section alone. I'm coming for you Molasses Cookies!

We LOVE go-ing to Josephs! My 88 year old partner won't get out of the house for little else. I…read moresimply say "Goin' to Joseph's" and he is up and at'em! Can't wait to get that fresh ground hamburg and the old hot dogs...When inflation goes down a bit, can't wait to get the steak. They are GEORGEOUS! Sue and Gil

I was there solely for the British foods selection, so I cannot comment on the meats they had on…read moresale, although they did look very tasty. It is primarily a butcher/meat market. The selection of English foodstuffs was good, although a little sparse. They said they were getting a restock that very day, so I will definitely be back. The clerk was extremely amicable, chatting about the store. Overall a very good experience.

It's nice to have an organic option here but the produce selection is really limited, bizarre for…read morearound here with all of the local farms. The woman at the checkout was so unfriendly and tense. I felt uncomfortable here. I will be avoiding and going to a co-op or a farmers market.

Harvest Time is such a wonderful, well stocked, interesting, and valuable store to visit in the…read moreAugusta area. The cashiers have always been friendly and helpful when I approached them. Their selection of vitamins, cleaning products, skincare, herbs, and teas is one of the best in the state for a small, local health store. In the Summer and Autumn, their selection of local produce increases. This year they have done a great job with local organic seedless watermelon and a nice variety of local organic vegetables. The dry goods section is not as expansive as one might find at a big box grocery store, which feels pretty reasonable and is even one of the reasons the store is nice.. it is a genuine, locally-opened small business.. not powering a huge space or warehouse to hold 12 varieties of one packaged item where 1 or 2 types are great. There are still many staple items to choose from. The costs I have compared are not more than the costs of items if they were ordered directly from the producers, they seem fair with prices. They are such a great addition to the area I try to think more of how I can support them instead of focusing on and criticizing minor shortcomings that most small local business face. I look forward to going to Harvest Time and finding interesting healthy things every time.

One of my favorite places to visit when I am in the area. Love the locally grown fruits and…read moreveggies, honeys, jams, and assortment of bulk items ranging from organic oats to spices and candies. The store has recently been rearranged. Happy with my little haul from today and like supporting this co-op!

I used to wander in here from time to time when I lived in the area, but I was too young and stupid…read moreto realize just what I was passing up. I have a lot of health concerns so a store like this is just what I need, and while visiting recently I popped back in to see what was up. I was immediately greeted by several staff members who apologized for their disarray - they were redoing the store and a lot of stuff was moved around and under construction. I let them know I'd been there before and had been passing through to check the place out again, and she was so relieved I had seen them before their current state. While we didn't really need any food, my boyfriend and I couldn't resist grabbing some whoopie pies on our way out. They were fairly inexpensive, and I was happy to see they were made by Hungry Hollow up on 26. The cashier told us her favorite was the pumpkin, as we had gotten that and the chocolate. Once we ate them later we wished more were purchased, because (sorry auntie!) those were the best whoopie pies I've ever had.