Sharon Farm Market

"Poorly managed, rude (!!) cashiers, overpriced!!! Jam, which is not part of this store, is wonderful. It’s too bad they have to be part of such a terrible grocery store."

"Went out of my way as I knew they sold pork belly. Noon on a Sunday. No one at the meat counter. Told by multiple employees they could NOT help as the meat department is "rented" out and Chris is missing. If no one plans on being at the counter, wrap it up and put it on the shelf...What other parts of this store are "rented" out. Who takes responsibility??? Also, bloody Mary mix on the shelf that expired in 2022."

"The food was good but at the fish counter, they had 2 lobsters just sitting out in the open air - not in a water tank like they should be. It was incredibly cruel and the lobsters were foaming at the mouth. They need to keep the lobsters in tanks."

"Very nice supermarket offering local products, amongst other national and international brands. Microfranchised, with four departments (delicatessen, bakery, seafood and sushi bar) sharing the floor space, but integrating payment at the Market’s register. Friendly younger locals as staff. There are two tables with chairs for eating by the exit/entrance. Parking sufficient in the plaza’s lot. Prices somewhat high though overall quality is good. One issue is that some products are not individually labelled with price tags, so during this review an item taken from a shelf advertising a maximum price of $8, turned out to cost $25 at the register!"

"Perfect location along Route 4. Ample selection of products, including local produce and exotic Asian foodstuffs. Clean with wide aisles. Fair prices overall, though some specific items seemed more expensive than I see them elsewhere. The market’s sections are microfranchised, so the delicatessen, sushi counter, fish section and bakery are all separate businesses, though you can pay for all items at Sharon Farm Market’s check-out. Parking out front in the plaza’s lot."