Grocery Stores in Bourne, MA

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  1. 185 Shore Rd, Bourne MA 02532

    4.7 Superb 116 reviews

    “Omg they had squash and apple soup it was the best and I got some cinnamon scones and I have to tell u the scones were very moist I love when they r not dry and if thry added some apples In those o my lol but they have blueberry and chocolate chip ones to”

  2. 1 Factory Outlet Road, Bourne MA 02532

    4.4 Superb 284 reviews

    “Great prices on everyday items. Busy store in the summer and on weekends. Employees are friendly and easy to find. The aisles are a little narrow, but it is so worth it. You will save money. It's still my go to grocery store.”

  3. 303 Barlows Landing Rd, Pocasset MA 02559

    3.4 Good 77 reviews

    “Always very helpful (can point you to the most random items) and always always friendly! Pros: they stock so many random things that save a 20 min drive to Market Basket. Need flaxseed meal, specific cat food flavor, truffle mayo, you name it, they prob have it. Also they stock the best selection of vegan items like beyond meats, dairy free ice cream, oat milk, and sometimes cheese. In the warmer months they have home cooked Indian meals on Saturdays. The samosas are awesome. Prices are a premium for being local, buuut cheaper than nearby competitors (gables & deans). Cons: the store is a bit dated and one of those things that after being cleaned, still don’t look sparkling, and you need to check produce is ok before purchasing. Overall: the pros definitely outweigh the cons to make this the almost perfect little store! The convenience of having this place instead of a big drive to a supermarket is helpful. Support your local business so they stick around!”

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