Grocery Stores in Auburn, MA

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  1. 711 Southbridge St, Auburn MA 01501

    4.3 Superb 125 reviews

    “This store is absolutely one of the cleanest grocery store! I mainly drop in for the freshly made soups and chili/especially the chili. The selections for ready made dinners are fantastic with a large variety to chose. I never do a complete shop there because it's out of my price range. But the chili and soups are Mmmm! and I never had a bad ready made meal. So Thank you cleaning staff and the entire work force...you folks are on the ball?”

  2. 368 Southbridge Street, Auburn MA 01501

    3.9 Good 122 reviews

    “I went to the grocery store for my first time and had an excellent experience. I went in the middle of the day in the parking lot had plenty of space. I entered the trailer and was still able to find a few spots where I could park upon entering everything was festive and Set up for the holidays. Everyone was extremely friendly and all the shelves were stocked properly. Not a single complaint.”

  3. 777 Washington Street, Auburn MA 01501

    3.3 Good 153 reviews

    “Nice friendly shopping mall with plenty of goods ,sharing compound with Home Depot and has a Tyre center and the prices are pocket friendly.parking free though for shopping you need to have a ‘members card which renewable every year”

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  5. 777 Washington Street, Auburn MA 01501

    2.8 Average 55 reviews

    “The amount of trash and garbage on the grounds around the store behind the parking lot is deplorable. This is the Auburn Massachusetts store and it borders a forest. This is pollution and Bjs should take some responsibility in cleaning up this mess.”

  6. 777 Washington Street, Auburn MA 01501

    2.7 Average 57 reviews

    “BJ’s tire department people in Auburn, MA are simply THE BEST!!! Wes, Kevin, Lonny and Jose are the people that have helped me. I have had some bad luck with my tires, nothing to do with the people working at the Auburn, MA location, just my bad luck. But these guys have gone above and beyond to helping me and getting me on the road ASAP. These guys are truly hard working people, listened to my issues that I have had, told me not to worry since I had the road side hazard package, came out to the parking lot to see the problems that i was having, even though they were very busy, and took care of me right way. IF YOU NEED ANY TIRE SERVICE LOOK NO FURTHER THAN BJ’S TIRE SERVICE IN AUBURN, MA. These guys are the best and will take care of you. THANK YOU GUYS FOR EVERYTHING AND ALL YOUR HELP. TRULY APPRECIATE IT. A VERY, VERY HAPPY CUSTOMER.”

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