Grocery Stores near Harpswell, ME

“Great lil country store! If your in need of a snack for your stomach or oil for your car they have it! They have hot food like pizza n sandwiches. Great lil family owned store! Definitely recommend you check it out if your down that way!”

“I’ve been going to Bailey island every summer for 40+ years and it doesn’t ever sink in that we’re back until we stop, that first full day, for our pancake at BIGS. A pancake that fills a small pizza box. ? ? BIGS is the heart of Bailey island and you can’t miss stopping by for a sandwich or a pizza during you visit. In honor of it’s general store roots: You can also grab an extension cord, some light bulbs and a bottle of wine while you’re there.”

“It's great to have a place to get my bulk herbs, supplements and organic foods near-by. They pack a lot of stuff into a small place! I've always had a good experience there. Been going there for 11 years.”

“Great meat and poultry, great wine and beer selection, and fresh baked goods from local bakeries. I don't do all my weekly shopping here, but when you want something extra, this is the place to go.”

“Warming's is OUR nearby corner store, with the best features of a small market, plus outstanding selections of beer and wine and the best coffee, pizza and sandwiches! We've used many years thru 3 owners and Jason is tops!”

“Love it such a good selection of freah veggies. Wish there waa more fruit, but you can also soend your foodstamps here and earn extra money to spend here. Its a great program to take advantage of!”

“We love this store, it is an important part of my business (Bohemian Coffee House and Deli) we’ve found the hidden gem of this store is the team in the “Hannaford ToGo” department! They are worth their weight in GOLD!! Not only do we actually save money as a business using this service, my employee only spends 5 minutes picking up groceries that would normally take him over an hour to shop traditionally for but the quality of the picks are superb!! Keep up the great work!!!!! They definitely deserve any bonuses and promotions they can be given!!”

“One of my favorite places to grab lunch and a bottle of wine for the evening. Small, family owned and operated, and run the old fashioned way with heart and soul.”

“If you run out of anything, Zach’s will have it! Pizza! Pizza is their specialty. You will be oh so happy you came to Harpswell to this country store. ICE! They have ICE.”

“I was visiting the antique mall on a non weekend and I usually venture out into the open space when exiting from the cashier on the left of the mall. I've taken many a moment here to sit at the rocking chairs and look out through the giant mill windows. I knew there was a market here at some point, but forgot and realized it was the Brunswick winter market when I saw all the vendor setups. As I perused the empty vendors, I noticed a farm that I had always wanted to visit having a setup here! I made sure I came this past Saturday during their 3 hour window to check it out. This space is large but it's not so large that I could imagine so much variety -- there is a lot of punch packed into this little market. Wooden wares, fiber arts, apothecaries, cbd, pastries, ready to eat foods, and wonderful veggies, meats, and dairy. I almost think this market is better than the Portland winter market (which I don't frequent that often...). The tables were bursting at the seams full of goods and sundries, it was so nice to peruse the rows of this market. Unfortunately the farm I was looking forward to didn't show this day, but I think that just means needing to venture out here again until they do :)”

“Clean, organized, and fresh produce. Not to many workers available to help but I found what I needed. Deli workers were awesome and friendly. This is a great little Bath, old-school grocery store. Shop the outside and get everything you need. Natural casing hot dogs, haddock, steaks, milk, veggies... easy walk in and out at this Shaws...”

“This Wal*Mart is kind of fancy. It was clean and well organized. The layout makes the store seem huge.We didn't find what we came in for, so I don't know how the employees are. There was a long line at the Self Checkout registers and the customers there looked very annoyed.The bathroom at the back of the store was super clean but the one up front was kinda icky and has a stall blocked off.Overall, it seems to be a nice store.”

“The employees were very nice. We aren't from around here, so this store's organization was confusing at first. They seemed generally well-stocked. Other customers were very polite and tolerant of our slowness due to our elderly family member shopping with us.I plan to come here again.”

“I love this Hannaford! The snoxfox sushi is out of this world amazing, and the sushi chefs are so nice!Hannafords always has great produce and good deals. I just wish their deli would bring back the blackberry pistachio salad- literally the best salad ever!”

“Past the double doors your inside - quickly met with a blast of neuvo summer of 2022.5 Igloos and Playmates and beach dinnerware and then it's to the deli if you rip a hard left and after that - produce at eleven o'clock - then it's all ,,blurry confusion - then there's a reestablished connection to rows and registers and women's bikinis. Someone once told me that "big supermarkets (redundant, I know) take from the human experience and the quality" and I can't tell you that I completely disagree. But such are the times now - and smaller pockets in and around New England benefit in more ways than one to have such behemoths lurking around towns and setting roots. Last night this was the Rigs landing spot, myself included and minus the mess the young folk left post meetup (which I picked up - no biggie, let's all pitch in and clean up even if it's not our own) I was awoken by my estranged crow friend Fred. Heaving asiago cheddar bread in his direction - the gulls came - because they were watching, totally dominating the rooftops and flagpole parking lot lights. I've been in Maine for three months, you can take my word on this one - gulls dominant the lots. But back inside I get a equal balance of "it's not my department" dude and that absolutely sweet gal that seems to have a sensory perception when I become confused about peanut butter or the bread to spread it on and many more real life examples - so the scales of customer service satisfaction tip more towards Good.”

“Past the double doors your inside - quickly met with a blast of neuvo summer of 2022.5 Igloos and Playmates and beach dinnerware and then it's to the deli if you rip a hard left and after that - produce at eleven o'clock - then it's all ,,blurry confusion - then there's a reestablished connection to rows and registers and women's bikinis. Someone once told me that "big supermarkets (redundant, I know) take from the human experience and the quality" and I can't tell you that I completely disagree. But such are the times now - and smaller pockets in and around New England benefit in more ways than one to have such behemoths lurking around towns and setting roots. Last night this was the Rigs landing spot, myself included and minus the mess the young folk left post meetup (which I picked up - no biggie, let's all pitch in and clean up even if it's not our own) I was awoken by my estranged crow friend Fred. Heaving asiago cheddar bread in his direction - the gulls came - because they were watching, totally dominating the rooftops and flagpole parking lot lights. I've been in Maine for three months, you can take my word on this one - gulls dominant the lots. But back inside I get a equal balance of "it's not my department" dude and that absolutely sweet gal that seems to have a sensory perception when I become confused about peanut butter or the bread to spread it on and many more real life examples - so the scales of customer service satisfaction tip more towards Good.”

“Past the double doors your inside - quickly met with a blast of neuvo summer of 2022.5 Igloos and Playmates and beach dinnerware and then it's to the deli if you rip a hard left and after that - produce at eleven o'clock - then it's all ,,blurry confusion - then there's a reestablished connection to rows and registers and women's bikinis. Someone once told me that "big supermarkets (redundant, I know) take from the human experience and the quality" and I can't tell you that I completely disagree. But such are the times now - and smaller pockets in and around New England benefit in more ways than one to have such behemoths lurking around towns and setting roots. Last night this was the Rigs landing spot, myself included and minus the mess the young folk left post meetup (which I picked up - no biggie, let's all pitch in and clean up even if it's not our own) I was awoken by my estranged crow friend Fred. Heaving asiago cheddar bread in his direction - the gulls came - because they were watching, totally dominating the rooftops and flagpole parking lot lights. I've been in Maine for three months, you can take my word on this one - gulls dominant the lots.But back inside I get a equal balance of "it's not my department" dude and that absolutely sweet gal that seems to have a sensory perception when I become confused about peanut butter or the bread to spread it on and many more real life examples - so the scales of customer service satisfaction tip more towards Good.”

“Left message yesterday, asking about prescriptions that I needed refills on. They faxed my PCP to request refills for me & my ‘scripts are ready today! They’re always busy & working hard & I thoroughly appreciate the speed w/ which they got things done for me!!!”