Stop & Shop

Reviews

• JL

  Joe Lesky

  Aug 15, 2026
  5.0
  Big Stop and Shop, lots and lots of items, odds are they have what you're looking for that other stores don't. Great rotisserie chickens, produce, meat, very wide selection. Big parking lot, not crazy busy, all you'd want in a supermarket.
• JS

  Jim Scully

  Jul 21, 2026
  5.0
  Great store for various groceries.
• SH

  Shabera H

  Jul 11, 2026
  4.0
  I have been going to the Stop & Shop for sometime. They are a lot more expensive or recommend going to target honestly, but if you’re in a quick hurry and looking for something specific, it’s a good place
• RD

  Rhea Duggal

  Jun 30, 2026
  1.0
  I’ve been shopping at this Stop & Shop for over 21 years, and today’s experience (June 30, around 7:00 PM) was one of the most unprofessional customer service interactions I’ve had. I hope management can identify which employee was working the self-checkout area at that time, because every other employee I’ve encountered there has always been polite, helpful, and respectful. After I had already completed my purchase at self-checkout, I was walking toward the exit where the newspaper stand is located. The newspaper stand is positioned past the self-checkout area, right by the exit door, which is an unusual place to display paid merchandise. It’s reasonable for customers to assume that items placed there may be complimentary or intended to be picked up on the way out like how it is at other grocery stores. I picked up a newspaper because I’ve seen countless customers do exactly that over the past two decades. I have never once seen anyone take a newspaper back through checkout to pay for it, and there is absolutely no signage explaining which newspapers are complimentary and which require payment. The moment I picked one up, the self-checkout employee yelled across the area, “That’s not free.” I immediately responded, “Okay,” and calmly asked how customers are supposed to know that when there isn’t a single sign. Instead of answering the question, she walked away saying, verbatim, “People just know. You’re just supposed to know. How the hell do you not know?” That answer is ridiculous. Customers are not expected to read minds. If some newspapers are free and others require payment, then put up a sign. Every other grocery store I’ve been to either labels the newspapers with prices or clearly indicates which ones are complimentary. This store does neither, yet customers are somehow expected to “just know.” That is exactly how unnecessary misunderstandings and confrontations are created. What made this even more frustrating was that I had already stopped when she told me the first newspaper wasn’t free. When I reached for the New York Post to ask her, she immediately dismissed me saying, “Put that down.” I hadn’t left the store, I hadn’t walked out with anything, and I hadn’t refused to pay. I had simply picked up a newspaper. Before I was even given the opportunity to ask a question or pay, she had already assumed I intended to steal it, which is beyond disgusting and unacceptable. This isn’t the first time I’ve witnessed this employee speaking rudely to certain race customers. I’ve seen her be unnecessarily hostile on other occasions as well. If she’s frustrated or unhappy in her role, that shouldn’t be taken out on customers. Management should seriously address both the lack of signage at the newspaper stand and the way this employee interacts with people. The rest of the self-checkout staff has consistently been friendly and helpful, which made today’s experience stand out even more. I will absolutely report this with the legal implications of incorrect signage.
• PV

  PriyankaS VE

  Jun 27, 2026
  1.0
  I bought a flower pot, but later realized that a bouquet would have been a better choice, so I wanted to return the flower pot. Unfortunately, the salesperson was quite rude and told me to come back the next day to process the return.