Grocery Stores in Barnstable, MA

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  1. 737 Main St, Cotuit MA 02635

    4.7 Superb 145 reviews

    “This market is a gem to Cotuit. Chronicle actually did a story about this quaint, yet food packed store with a yester-year feel. Seth remembers people by name and makes your feel like family. I'm lucky enough to live by their Mashpee Fresh Market in the Mashpee Commons 😊”

  2. 3220 Main St, Barnstable MA 02630

    4.5 Superb 153 reviews

    “Nice market with what looks like a great variety of wines. Was looking for some ready to eat gluten free stuff but didn't find it. They do have sushi rolls though that looked nice. Almost got the ready made lamb burgers but had dogs in the car so couldn't....had more errands to do.”

  3. 3675 Main St, Barnstable MA 02630

    4.7 Superb 41 reviews

    “I love the produce and the people here. Great farming practices and an amazing contributor to our community. I've recommended the place to many visitors and I've also been told they are so nice even if you don't look local. My husband loved their pork chops and sausages.”

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  5. 15 Charles St, Hyannis MA 02601

    4.5 Superb 26 reviews

    “I really like this place. I think the staff is very friendly & they seem to care about their customers. I wrote this because I just saw this really negative review & thought why would anyone write this? They have a nice selection of wine & their beer is very cold. what more can you ask for?”

  6. 699 Main St, Osterville MA 02655

    4.3 Superb 110 reviews

    “Ordered lunches ahead for a staff meeting. Everything was up at the register waiting for me. The store is quaint and the staff is wonderful. The owner is usually there as well.”

  7. 640 Main St #1, Hyannis MA 02601

    3.6 Good 8 reviews

    “Regardless of my unfamiliarity with some language barriers, employees go out of their way to assist me. Although smack dab in the middle of downtown Hyannis (640 Main Street #1), this store is convenient regardless of the fact it's a one-way street. If Main St. is too congested, try North or South Street to Sea Street Extention. Plenty of off-street parking. Well organized shelves, clean and a variety of interesting foods including our familiar American fare. One of my favorite convenient stores.”

  8. 625 West Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601

    4.1 Good 145 reviews

    “Shaw’s is a solid grocery store, and honestly, I like it much more than other options in the area. You can find everything you need here — from fresh fruits, vegetables, and bread to quality meats, seafood, wine, and a wide selection of everyday essentials. Compared to places like Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s, which are often overpriced and limited in variety, Shaw’s offers a far better balance of quality, selection, and value. It’s a one-stop shop that makes grocery shopping quick and convenient. The store is clean, well-organized, and usually not overly crowded. Definitely my go-to store whenever I’m in the area.”

  9. 425 Attucks Lane, Hyannis MA 02601

    3.4 Good 171 reviews

    “This Hyannis store is just your basic stop and shop, nothing really remarkable about it, except for the lovely woman who stands by the sushi counter making delicious sushi every day! She is so kind, professional and SO talented and if you're reading this review and decide to grab a tray from her, definitely let her know what a gem she is. I hope the corporate office acknowledges her appropriately as well!”

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