Supermarkets in Fall River, MA

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  1. 485 William S Canning Boulevard, Fall River MA 02721

    4.3 Superb 172 reviews

    “Limited but Good selection and variety for what it is. Produce is decent. Can save a good amount of money and do a little grocery haul here. They are usually understaffed and you can expect pretty long wait and line during peak hours. I have also been in and out no problem at times and have had a pleasant experience with the associates.”

  2. 866 Pleasant Street, Fall River MA 02723

    3.9 Good 179 reviews

    “Price rite is a very nice supermarket. They have a lot of affordable products. I love buying fruits and vegetables there because I can find them cheaper than at other supermarkets.””

  3. 1678 President Ave, Fall River MA 02720

    3.9 Good 132 reviews

    “America’s Food Basket is in a very convenient location, inside a plaza with ample parking. They have a good selection of Latin American foods, including Ecuadorian items like Ecuadorian cheese and humitas. Humitas are a traditional corn-based dish, similar to a soft steamed corn cake, usually wrapped in corn husks. I also found good bread options for making milanesa sandwiches, including bolillos and Dominican bread, which worked great. Overall, this is a good place for Latin American items in one convenient location.”

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  5. 440 Stafford Rd, Fall River MA 02721

    3.4 Good 136 reviews

    “Extensive imported food selection. Fresh produce meat and fish. There's a ready cooked meal by the pound, which looks delicious, but I've never tried it. There is a cafe table area to sit and eat a pasty or drink your coffee. This is the nicest and best stocked Seabra I've shopped at. My family will be thrilled at the price of De Nata pastries. They are also quite delicious.”

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