Maybe there's a better grocery store than Lee's but I haven't found it…read more Staff - super friendly Size - perfect size. Hate walking that triple football field that is S&S. Ambiance - pleasant with local produce and goods highlighted. My kids love the Lego display and the little "grocery store" for them. Oh and the free balloon and treat for birthday. Produce - for the most part really good, especially from the local farms. Meat - I usually buy chicken or ground beef which are both quality. I love how responsive they are to adding new products too. I love the size of the little grocery carts. The best.

Hello, we love Lee's market, you're gonna pay more but the variety is unmatched, especially in…read morethat area.....there's nothing else. There's usually always something in the hot food department and the sandwiches are made well. Extensive cheese dept, the produce, the deli, I could go on.....must try!!

This local market is one of my favorites. We syop weekly for produce, baked goods and some prepared…read morefoods to go to the beach/ shore with. The food is pretty good, and the store often has a lot of local items. The staff are super friendly. There is a train track along the ceiling that runs occasionally. Customer service is exemplary. Recently there was a mistake with the ingredients in an item I bout, I brought it to the attention of the management and recieved a kind response quickly with an added thank you waiting at the customer service counter. This is local, small and community minded. ​

Where to start? The atmosphere and the grocery store overall is beautiful. As new locals we were…read moreexcited to try the deli and pre-prepared salads and pastas. Let's start with the pasta salad. It takes true talent to make pasta salad taste like a sour tin can. I would like apologize to all pasta that was involved in this atrocity. Now for the star of the show, the seafood salad. While there is fish in said seafood salad, that is it. This is processed crab goop made from fish and food dye. We wanted a few simple snacks for football today. We now regret purchasing these small plastic tubs of depression. On a bright side, the 12-pack of coca-cola that we purchased tastes just like coca-cola.

This grocery store is located in Middletown, which is the town just north of Newport. In the main…read morecity of Newport there are no large grocery stores, so you have to travel to Middletown or Portsmouth, to do some "local" shopping. This Shaw's had a large selection of ice cream cones, which is what I was in search for...they had national brands and private label options. Their self checkout lanes are the best option to pay swiftly.

It was great to have a large grocery store near our hotel during our stay in the Newport area. We…read morehad a fridge in our hotel room, so we stopped into Shaws to buy snacks and beverages. A little of this, and a little of that.

LOVE this place the vibe alone is worth a visit…read more It's amazing how much product they pack in and it's always organized and clean. produce is fresh and there's usually a good hot organic coffee, also tea n muffins. Not sure the hours it's served but there's fresh hot soup and a kitchen with a limited selection but always tasty and handy if you're going for groceries anyway. I drive out from Newport and am grateful to have this option on the island. Supporting local businesses JUST JOHNY

Small, but mighty organic grocery store. The store is small, but it's packed to the brim with…read moreproducts. They always have a great variety of veggies and have always had what I'm looking for. Staff is friendly and will help you find anything you need. Great hidden gem, a must shop if you're on the island.

They had everything I needed and the prices were very good…read more Delivery was fine and on time.

I went in a Market Basket a few days ago. Immediately I was blown away. Felt like I walked in a…read moregrocery store from +30 years ago. From the south, it felt like Winn-Dixie was alive again. Busy all over the store and full staff all over as well. Seemed like no other grocers were in town whatsoever. Love the uniforms. So professional. I came to see more info on the company and see on YouTube all the issues with the company between sibling ownership.

I absolutely love Belmont and rave about it to people, it's kind of become a destination to me…read morewhenever I'm in the area. Their selection of prepared foods, including vegetarian friendly ones, is massive, and I often get a bunch on "lazy weeks" and they are such a big help with meal planning. Their fresh desserts and breads are amazing, I always get their mini bagels. I shopped the last hour of the day on a weekday most recently to avoid the usual crowds since the aisles can get tight, but almost everything was gone except cinnamon Raisin bagels (for obviously reasons lol). I was sad to see the selection so low, but I guess these are hot items and sell out earlier in the day?? I had no idea but will plan around this next time. They have a lot of interesting dairy free and vegan options in the dairy section that I don't see elsewhere, or that I saw at Belmont years before I saw in other places - they are ahead of the times! Some items here will run you $1-$2 more than they would in another grocery store though, so in the future I think I will stick to specialty items I can only find here, and will drag myself to another grocery store for my basics, because the upcharge here is a little nuts. A frozen bag of broccoli florets was at least twice if not triple the price it would be at another store, and it was a basic brand I'd never even heard of. I do love their natural self care section and what I'll call the "items perfect for gifting" section as soon as you walk through the door - I always have to smell the local lavender. There are a ton of unique sections and offerings here that make the upcharge on other items kindaaaaa worth it (if I don't think about it for too long). All in all I'm a huge fan and will continue to look forward to future trips here! A couple small areas of improvement though: - Something about their prepared foods makes them seem to go bad pretty quickly, like within 3 days - the oils just go rancid on certain things, or they start tasting off. I know prepared items don't have a long shelf life in general, and I don't know what it is about these specifically, but they seem to turn quicker than options from other places - Service is typically pretty helpful when checking out, but on my last visit, the cashier and bagger didn't even greet me and were too busy talking and laughing with each other to even really acknowledge me. I got home and realized the instant coupon on something I bought wasn't even scanned, which was annoying because that was a big reason I bought that item specifically, and it's RIGHT THERE - isn't that cashier 101 to scan the instant coupons??

This is an absolutely fantastic market. The selection of local goods and prepared foods made it a…read moremulti stop for us. Everything was delicious!!!

After having many years without a grocery store in Tiverton, one has finally come!…read more Tom's Market is a great grocery store to shop at if you don't require much of a selection. In that, I mean if you prefer to have a selection of many brands, this isn't the place for you. Tom's has a great selection of prepared foods. The staff is very friendly and personable! So far so good for Tiverton's new addition! It is brand-new and they are still learning their flaws, it will take time but in the end, everything will work!

The markets is very clean and the people that work there are very friendly…read more The fresh meat, ready made items fresh and frozen were priced very reasonable. Items like halo's were $10.00 a bag . There were several items in this store that you pay prices like you are buying items at a convenience store. Their store made chicken pot pie is one of best store made pot pies I have ate. I love the texture and flavor of the gravy. Their egg salad sandwiches are really good, portion size is huge and price is cheap . Their homemade meatballs , Portuguese stuffing in the deli section was fantastic. I would definitely comeback here for their meat and deli section but leave other types of grocery items for market basket .

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!

I love every employee here and today I had the pleasure of meeting Emily and she was patient with…read moreme as all employees are and I love coming here to get anything I need even clothes for myself especially now that they have cute clothes like anthropology!

I've had it with curb side, always 30-45 minutes waiting in the car for your groceries. They don't…read morestaff people accordingly. Last time I had it, and cancelled my order after waiting 40 minutes.

Once again, I have to commend Trader Joe's on their amazing flora & fauna! These alstroemeria are a…read moreweek old & are just stunning. I expect another 7-10 days of this glorious color. Trader Joe's for the win! Highly recommend.

Trader Joe's is an absolute bloodbath in the best way possible. The parking lot is a total shit…read moreshow, and the store inside is packed wall-to-wall with people navigating carts like it's bumper cars. You will question your sanity at least twice before you even get through the front doors. That being said... the food choices are just too good. They have incredible snacks, unique frozen items, and those cotton candy grapes are legitimately elite--sweet enough to make you completely forget about the stress of getting here. It's crowded, it's chaotic, and finding a spot is a full contact sport, but the food is so solid that I'll keep braving the madness anyway