Grocery Stores near Clinton, ME

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  1. 153 Hinckley Rd, Clinton ME 04927

    4.6 Superb 137 reviews

    “This is a great little market. The selection is pretty good when you consider what this store is. It's clean, if a bit crowded. I think they could use a self checkout late, or perhaps more cashiers though.”

  2. 113 Hinckley Road, Clinton ME 04927

    3.1 Average 65 reviews

    “The store has come a long way in the last 2 months!! Before it was always cluttered and dingy!! Now it’s CLEAN and well maintained!! Absolutely LOVE shopping here now 🥰 the manager is AWESOME!! The employees are sweet and helpful 🥰 oh!! And the remodel is AMAZING!!!”

  3. 74 Front St, Waterville ME 04901

    4.7 Superb 81 reviews

    “This establishment is amazing. They have great service, good pricing and quality meat. The guy who waited on us (Danny) was very helpful and polite. I was impressed to actually see a younger individual with a good work ethic. Highly recommend Joseph's market”

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  5. 68 Armory Rd, Waterville ME 04901

    4.4 Superb 85 reviews

    “It's exactly as described. You can't really take a shopping list with you and find all of the items. If you're health-food conscious this probably won't be the store for you. No fresh vegetables and only bags of apples. The rest is frozen or canned. I was able to get some staples like paper towels and toothpaste. It's a treasure hunt.”

  6. 140 Elm Plaza, Waterville ME 04901

    4.2 Good 177 reviews

    “Clean and neat, well stocked.. good selection of produce. Friendly employees. New things added. They do need to start carrying more coffee creamer flavors and the big boxes of Dunkin Decafe coffee pods. Need more cashiers”

  7. 764 US-201, Hinckley ME 04944

    4.7 Superb 65 reviews

    “What a wonderful old world experience. The food was excellent The service was unparalleled and the atmosphere was smashing! You just don't find places like this much anymore. If you get a chance to stop, don't miss it!”

  8. 95 Upper Main St, Fairfield ME 04937

    4.2 Good 103 reviews

    “It was expensive but convenient. If you don't like crowds at walmart or hannaford and don't mind spending a little extra, then this is the place to shop for food!”

  9. 10 China Rd, Winslow ME 04901

    3.9 Good 68 reviews

    “It's a very nice small grocery store, and the people were nice to me. Places like this are always a bit on the pricey side, and this was no exception, but it's the closest store to my house.”

  10. 187 Main St, Canaan ME 04924

    3.5 Good 94 reviews

    “This is the only place for quite awhile that has Indian food, and it is delicious!!! Butter chicken, chicken curry and chicken Biriyani are all so good. Also deli sandwiches and pizza are great as well. Definitely recommend! They serve Krispy Krunchy Chicken items there as well, which you can never go wrong with!”

  11. 80 Waterville Commons Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    3.2 Average 248 reviews

    “The employees at the Walmart, Waterville Maine supercenter are great people & employees. They treat me with the greatest respect and I am an amputee and use a wheelchair. I hardly ever lack in not being helped. The only thing I do not like about the store setup is the metal borders in front of the food display cases. These make iit difficult for me to reach the food..”

  12. 14 Concourse West, Waterville ME 04901

    1.9 Poor 62 reviews

    “Good store good stuff good pricesBut god DAM so many pf them and they like a Family Dollar / Dollar treeSo i feel either need to loose ALL FAMILY DOLLARS OR ALL DOLLAR GENERALSDONT NEED BOTH NOR SO MANY SO CLOSE TOGETHER”

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