Hannaford Supermarket & Pharmacy

This place is alright. What sets it apart from other stores is their incredible produce section. Lots of signage also

I came in to buy some lobsters and the person that helped me was helpful and friendly. The rest of the store was clean and well organized. The staff at the front end were ok. But overall, I enjoyed my experience at the seafood department.

I never have a problem checking out. There are always plenty of cashiers and baggers along with a cheery front end manager. Prices are better than Price Chopper and so is the customer service. Meats, produce and veggies are tops for freshness.
Great store. Great people.

Decided to check out Hannafords on a Saturday evening and was pleasantly surprised! The store is clean and tidy, the associates are friendly, great variety of food selection and best of all the prices are so much better than Stop&Shop and Shaws. I spent $ 30 less and got more food at Hannafords than I ever do at the other stores. Will definitely be doing my shopping here even though the store is 20 minutes away from home.

4 stars for a generic suburban supermarket? Yes.
I came here late in the evening for a very specific list of things (ex. a certain flavor of Kashi granola bars). This place is huge and started wandering aimlessly, completely overwhelmed. Finally, someone working there saved me by asking if I needed help. I can’t remember the last time someone at a supermarket asked me if I wanted help. The guy walked me over to the specific aisle of the healthy food section where the stuff I wanted was located. I was also able to quickly get all the other things I needed as well.
Great selection, good prices and nice people — sounds like a great combination to me.

I love this place for the huge organic section. The veggies are fresh and the prices are reasonable. No reason to regret.

I’m just going to be honest and say that the selection of grocery stores in this part of MA sucks. Hannaford is the best of the lot.
Great and fresh selection of produce, deli items, and baked goods. The fresh seafood selection is small. They have a relatively large meat selection. Pretty good quality too.
It’s a bit on the small side for me, but average for this area. It looks a little outdated, but is clean.
Mostly kids running the checkout lines, but they’re polite and fast.
Prices are average.
The bakery is awesome though. They have a huge selection and some nice things you can’t find anywhere else. Try the pretzel bread, it’s amazing.

Needed cash from my debit card for tomorrow’s trip to logan. close to hampton inn so I walked around to see what I can buy. Ended up with some chicken tenders from the hot bar ($ 2.99 for 5 pieces which are pretty tasty) and 3 organic baby food pouches that I don’t see back home. Another name for a food lion but with a huge organic section. Not too shabby!

Driving back to Providence from Boston end up stopping off in Marlborough for some fast food and then I noticed there was a grocery store right across the street, had to go shopping later that day anyway so I figure why not check out Hannaford. Glad I end up stopping because I was pleasantly surprised with how nice it was here!
They had a great selection of fresh produce, deli meats, prepared foods and everything else you can think of. The best part of all of the was that the prices were great, much lower than you normal super market! Also, the staff was super friendly which is always a plus.
The verdict, definitely some place worth checking out if your in the area,

The automatic doors open way to reveal what appears to be produce heaven! Seriously, you can almost hear angelic voices singing «Aaaaaaaaaaaaa» as you walk in.
The produce at this supermarket is beautifully lit and displayed making it very easy to find what you are looking for. It helps, that everything always seems to be shiny and fresh as well. I’ve even seen little signs telling you about the features of the produce and how to use them. A specific apple can be described as being tart and crunchy, good for baking for example.
I have also been surprised to find items such as the rarely encountered Lemongrass in their fresh herb selection. Another one of my favorite buys here is the Chobani non-​fat yogurts, which are sold for only $ 1 each. Best price that I’ve seen in any grocery store for these!
All around, this is a great grocery store and probably the nicest one in the area. You don’t need a rewards card to collect savings so that could save you a little bit of room on your key chain or wallet, too.

Hannaford was a 5 star… Until they decided to go El Cheapo and replace their 8oz yogurt with a 6oz… Not only that, but it is no longer manufactured by Hood in Maine, but rather someplace in NC now…
It’s amazing because about 4 months ago I got several yogurts in a batch that were underfilled. all of them. I called to report it and they kept offering a refund and what not. I didn’t want one, i just wanted them to know their quality control system for rejecting underweight product was failing. I even commented to them that I prefer the hannaford brand because they still use 8oz and if i wanted 6oz i would switch to a national brand. The lady on the phone laughed and in hindsight must have already know they were shutting down production there…
SO they sent me a $ 4.00 refund check that I never asked for… and when I cashed it 6 weeks later it bounced because HOOD! HP HOOD had closed their account… WHAT? ‘
Long story short i want my 8oz Lite vanilla Hannaford brand yogurt back!

Perfectly good choice for a local supermarket. They have a little variety with various «international» selections as well as the staples one would expect. The staff have always been great and friendly.
Two important pluses for me are good fresh fruit and veg. The meats and seafood and fresh and good quality.
Sine there is not Whole Foods too close (yet) Hannafords is a good local option.

After moving to the area we went to Price Chopper on rt 20, and found the store dirty and chaotic so we began to look for a new place to go grocery shopping.
Finding Hannaford so close to 495 is very convenient when we come home from a weekend away it’s just off our route. Plus it’s a clean well organized store. The patrons are not rushing, but not standing around, the staff is made up of mostly high school age kids. The prices are actually great, yogurts for $ 0.40 for 8oz, you can’t beat that! The selection is not the widest, but it’s wide enough to get you 80% of your cooking needs.
I do highly recommend this store for your Marlborough area shopping needs.

Hannaford is a really nice grocery store and I love the fact that they are based in Maine. Even after the whole credit card event last year (millions of credit card numbers were stolen, just like the TJX scandal), I still went back to the store. There are two grocery stores closer to where I live– Stop and Shop (more expensive) and Price Chopper (although they have more variety in their produce and seafood sections, this store is totally dirty and again, more expensive), but I still go to Hannaford. Also, I hate the discount cards at the other groceries (I think this is just a way for the store… and the government to track your purchases; discounts are minimal). And at Price chopper, if you don’t have your card with you, the cashier will flat out ask you your social security number, with five people standing in earshot. No thanks.
Hannaford is my alternative to Roche Bros or Sudbury Farms, Whole Foods, and Trader Joes. For me, it is close by, they are very clean, the staff is extremely friendly and helpful, they have a decent natural and organic foods section, the store is not usually too crowded, and I can easily find what I need.
My complaints about Hannaford may sound kind of weird and picky, but their aisles are too narrow and they place a lot of crap in them. This can make it difficult for several carts to pass through at once. They also don’t have a florist per se, just a floral department that seems cluttered at the front of the store.
A super choice for a supermarket if you can’t afford to/don’t live close to a Whole Foods type of store.

Nah… I’d stick to WholeFoods if I want something really decent.
Well, it’s not as pricey as WholeFoods… but the quality isn’t there…
I know I won’t go back…

I LOVE THIS SUPERMARKET!!! I have shopped elsewhere and no where else do I love shopping as much as I love it here … here’s why …
Prices are great on so many things that I love, especially the organics section, just as advertised. Bolthouse farms juices prices are usually the lowest, although Daniel M. will say that Roche Brothers has lower prices occasionally. I have tried the Bolthouse Blueberry, the C Boost, the Berry, the Green one, the Mocha and the Vanilla Chai and I love them all!!! Great for a protein and/​or immune boost.
They have the expensive line of Knudsen organic juices that I crave constantly and I have found the benefits befitting the price.
They have organic fruit snacks, frozen foods, blue corn chips, cheese puffs, bananas and other fruits and vegetables, I’ve never gotten sick from their tomatoes (on the vine) and you just have to see this organics selection — its an organics wonderland.
Sushi here is always wonderful, fresh and delicious. I usually get the special order with no no wasabi. The News special said supermarket sushi tested more consistently fresh compared to restaurants. Interesting, eh?
Recent trip they had an in-​store sampling of Valbreso Feta, a 100% pure sheeps milk feta, with balsamic vinegar and oil salad. I’m hooked. It is milder than most fetas and I’ll be putting it into the turkey rollups I’m currently fad-​dieting with to spruce up the flavor.
Water prices are usually pretty decent as well.
Management is attentive to questions and needs and is expeditious in responding to them.
Parking spots are tight but sufficient. Getting in and out of the RK Center to get to Hannaford can be tricky. Watch the stop signs.
Happy Shopping! Go CELTS!
Hannaford Supermarket
193 Boston Post Road West, Route 20
Marlborough MA 1 752 3.06 miles (508) 480‑9670