This market offers a clean, well-organized space with a charming seating area enhancing your visit. The selection includes gluten-free sauces and simple frozen goods, supporting gluten-free needs thoughtfully.
Limited gluten-free options available, so check before shopping.
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Parking lot can be difficult to navigate, especially on weekends.
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Expect higher prices compared to other grocery stores.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
One of the few places to find Cormier's Gold sauces... Gluten free and scrumptious
C
Community member
Great produce, friendly and helpful staff. Wonderful selection of bottled coffees, kombuchas, and teas. Not the best hot bar compared to many other Massachusetts and New England Whole Foods locations. I frequently find the roasted vegetables to be undercooked and underseasoned. I don't particularly enjoy eating raw vegetables when they're being advertised as cooked. Hot bar does a good job labeling the allergens in the food, however I feel like there are not as many gluten free options as there could be. Other stores (Wegmans, trader Joe's) make it much easier to be a celiac on the run. Sushi should contain tamari packets rather than soy, and making sushi with tamari rather than soy sauce would open up a world of options for many customers with allergies. The parking lot layout is truly dreadful, both entering and exiting from route nine and from the back roads.