Market Basket

We didn't need a survey to tell us this!

Many people say Hannaford is the only way to go, while some treat Market Basket like a sacred institution, and the others that feel like Shaw’s is the only civilized option. So, who really comes out on top? Let’s break it down.

We’ve all witnessed it and maybe even participated—someone cracking open a tube of Pringles or guzzling down a Vitamin Water while casually strolling the grocery store aisles. Is this a crime? Or just a hungry person living their best life?

A lot of parking lots in Maine lack signs, directions, or patient people so I had to phone a friend on this one for the local answer. I have to say, I do agree with most people on this one.

While competitors like Hannaford and Walmart have plenty of them, here's why you won't find any self-checkout lanes at Market Basket in Maine.

The fourth Market Basket in Maine will be 80,000 square feet of space and create 300 new jobs.

You can't deny that it's a bang for your buck!

KA-CHOW! (But, a live-action version!)

This was news to us.

You, sir, are a real one.

It's been a long time in the making, but Topsham, Maine's first Market Basket opens next week!

Grocery shopping for most people is aggravating enough without the common practice that many Mainers are guilty of doing.

There's only two locations as of right now, one in Biddeford and one in Westbrook. However, this summer, a new Topsham location is going to change that to three!

Were you team Artie T. or team Arthur S.?

I sure hope I'm not the only one, but I was totally fooled by a social post by my favorite grocery store, Market Basket.

This infuriates me. If you go to a grocery store in New England in the winter, even once, read this.