Stop & Shop

Joseph Chow

They sell 2-pack playing card decks from Bicycle for $6. Walgreens $8. Perfect for waiting the 64 bus.

Jimmy Cox

When you pick something up simply because you see a good price tag on it, that price should be honoured at check out. Update, I have found myself looking at flyers and seeing some Good deals again at Stop and shop so I go back. Half the deals I wanted they didn't have the product. Either way I was there and decided to spend my money anyway. The 85% lean ground beef was available at a sale price but with the coupon I still get it for $1.20 less than the sales price. Cashier ran store card and my coupon didn't go through as a result. Didn't check receipt til I got home. They lost another star. This review is on the Natick Location.

John Wendeborn

A big grocery store that'll probably have what you want at a perfectly reasonable price. - - - It's a big-chain grocery store with like 15+ aisles, each of which typically has not only many types of one product, but many of that one type, if that makes sense. Basically, there's a lot of stuff here and you'll find what you want. Niche stuff like vegan, kosher, and -free products might be a different story. Besides tofu, I don't buy that stuff or explore those sections very much. I would expect decent selections though. The international aisle(s) are OK. They are large, but really no different than other American grocery stores. If you're looking for (south)east Asian groceries, check out the nearby Super 88. It isn't perfect though. Like any grocery store, sometimes you'll walk in and some shelves are quite poorly stocked. This may be early morning, late at night, or after a busy day, but it happens. Additionally, I'm a big fan of unique/interesting fruits sand vegetables, which this place tends to lack. My comparisons are both the nearby Star Market and Whole Foods, which typically have something unique. Personal gripe: this place doesn't have Turkey Hill Green Tea, which is my favorite. To be fair though, most places in Boston don't... Anyway... It's a good grocery store and you know what you're getting here.

J. M. Howard

Still my favorite place to shop and they have a new delivery service separate from PeaPod. It's less expensive and finally when they have a 2 for sale you can just buy 1 and get the sale price. FYI try their store brand rising crust pizza, on par with name brands and always on sale.