Stop & Shop

"Exactly what I wanted. They accept EBT. For someone on an extremely limited income, the prices are a bit high. But their doable"

"I'm not even going to sit here and list all the problems I'm just going to say the foreign company that now owns stop shop has ruined a New England name brand. The prices were always high but they always had staff they don't now because they're not willing to pay for it why are you and me checking ourselves out and not getting a discount on it? Second time this week nothing is price right, second time this week there's nobody on the registers, second time this week that nothing's in stock, second time this week I've noticed some price changes on multiple items. The peanut butter that I've been buying for 10 years at stop & shop in the last 3 years alone it has gone up over $2 and it's still going up. Inflation is coming down but foreign companies don't care about that. I said I wasn't going to say it but... And I don't know about the other stores I know their price is going to be high but I do know about this store and this store is seriously slacking when it comes to good management or any kind of management because I don't even see that and I feel bad for the employees. A foreign company owns this and they don't care just like a foreign company owns Dunkn and a foreign company owns Cumberland so that's why all the prices go up. Boycott."

"Very over priced , big stores with small selections. Place has changed a lot for the worst over the years."

"Cheaper than Shaws but they don't have my favorite organic crackers. Other than that, they do have a whole section of the store dedicated to healthy, organic, gluten free selections. Decent variety of produce...all 1/2 the price of Shaws. Everything is $1 more at Shaws. Yet to try market basket. We need a Whole Foods store. Won't shop at Walmart. No healthy organic anything there."

"I’m only giving 2 stars because there are more options here than Trucchis. My daughter went shopping in the Tarlkin Hill Rd this afternoon. She grabbed some Sargento Baby Swiss cheese and some Boars Head Roast beef for dinner. Needless to say, our dinner was ruined. The Roast Beef was old, dry, grainy and the texture was off. The worst part about it was the cheese. We opened the package and there was mold. Literally on every slice. The date was good, but the cheese was not edible. I know they let pallets of perishable goods sit in an aisle waiting for someone to put them in the cooler, They do that with ice cream, frozen good etc. I have worked in grocery stores before. If the dept manager brings a truck to the floor and there is no employee to stock the cooler it sits. I also know that mistakes happen. Quality control is supposed to be the number one priority. I also understand that stores are understaffed. If the store is understaffed then you don’t order as much. Perishables should not sit out on a truck/pallets waiting for someone to show up. Also, the outside of the store was horrible. The trash cans were over flowing, and hornets flying everywhere. Trash was littered everywhere. One of the men collecting carts stopped right in front of my car, pushing 4 carts, and just stared at us. It was very uncomfortable, as I waited for him to cross. I parked and he was still standing there staring. I understand equal opportunity employment, but if an employee needs supervision, then that’s what they should have. Unfortunately I don’t think we’ll be returning. Shaws is cleaner, there has never been an issue, the store always looks staffed, employees friendly and the food is always fresh. I’m really not one to pick on things, but there needs to be quality control and cleanliness is necessary. I’m totally disappointed. Thankfully we had other things for dinner. Moral of this review: hire people who knows how to run a department. Don’t order as much food if there is nobody to put it away, just to make the shelves look full, and if the people who collect carts need supervision (empty the trash, keep trash cans clean, act appropriately) then get them a supervisor."