Grocery Stores in Waterville, ME

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  1. 74 Front Street, Waterville ME 04901

    4.8 Superb 96 reviews

    “The classic Mom & Pop shop of the town. If you're looking for good quality meats for fair price—Joseph's is the way to go. With friendly staff who are quick to help, you'll find everything you need (and sometimes more). Not to mention super clean! This is the spot to get a well marbled steak. And if you're someone who likes to pamper your dogs (like me), Joseph's has a ready selection of meat to pick out for homemade dog food, too. Forgot produce to pair with your meal? Not a problem here, first thing when you walk in is a wall of commonly used produce for any meat-based dish. The only thing to watch out for is the candy stand at check-out. A temptation for kids and adults with sweet tooths alike. Make Joseph's your first stop shop for high quality meat and service. Keep up the good work, guys!”

  2. 190 Kennedy Memorial Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    4.3 Superb 155 reviews

    “I liked it has great prices I go there to shop all the time. Yesterday day 2-10-24 my dad and me went to go get some chicken wings where u just grab them and eat them and then pay and we saw a chicken wing. Will be going back just not to eat those chicken wings!!”

  3. 140 Elm Plaza, Waterville ME 04901

    4.2 Good 184 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”

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  5. 190 Kennedy Memorial Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    4.4 Superb 75 reviews

    “The produce and meat/seafood are always top notch. Great customer service. Willing to help and the cashiers and baggers have always been fun yet professional. And when I don't feel like going in the store I make an order on line for pickup. Love it!”

  6. 68 Armory Road, Waterville ME 04901

    4.1 Good 111 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.”

  7. 251 Kennedy Memorial Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    3.8 Good 177 reviews

    “Great spot to get groceries, if you do the coupons in the app, you’ll save a lot of money. Sometimes the porterhouse steaks go on sale and you can get some of the best steaks in town without breaking the bank.”

  8. 14 Concourse West, Waterville ME 04901

    3.3 Good 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”

  9. 80 Waterville Commons Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    1.9 Poor 15 reviews

    “Literally is the all-in-one big box store. Every time I'm there they have a great selection on items I need - organic all natural frozen meat, flours, oils. wild salmon and scallops without stp phosphate, cheap better body coconut flour (only one with less sugar than bob's red mill). maybe coming from Canada is why my expectations were so low (grocery section has no real organic options).”

  10. 80 Waterville Commons Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    1.9 Poor 15 reviews

    “Literally is the all-in-one big box store. Every time I'm there they have a great selection on items I need - organic all natural frozen meat, flours, oils. wild salmon and scallops without stp phosphate, cheap better body coconut flour (only one with less sugar than bob's red mill). maybe coming from Canada is why my expectations were so low (grocery section has no real organic options).”

  11. 80 Waterville Commons Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    1.9 Poor 15 reviews

    “Literally is the all-in-one big box store. Every time I'm there they have a great selection on items I need - organic all natural frozen meat, flours, oils. wild salmon and scallops without stp phosphate, cheap better body coconut flour (only one with less sugar than bob's red mill). maybe coming from Canada is why my expectations were so low (grocery section has no real organic options).”

  12. 80 Waterville Commons Drive, Waterville ME 04901

    3.3 Good 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..”

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