Grocery Stores in Franklin, MA

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  1. 348 East Central Street, Franklin MA 02038

    4.1 Good 176 reviews

    “I really enjoy shopping at Big Y. We love the selection and quality of the products there, specially the Full Circle market products like the coffee and teas. And the prices seem pretty fair.”

  2. 255 East Central Street, Franklin MA 02038

    3.8 Good 204 reviews

    “I love this store and that’s why i am coming to this store from 5 years. Always clean. I justfrustrate about that lady’s behavior and that’s why i have to write a review.”

  3. 353Lincoln St, Franklin MA 02038

    4.3 Superb 58 reviews

    “Ordered Dacey's catering for a party this past October. The food was amazing, the staff working were the most helpful, the portions were great, and the price is unbeatable. Highly recommend!”

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  5. 40 Franklin Village Drive, Franklin MA 02038

    3.2 Average 150 reviews

    “Since I've moved to Franklin since 2000 I've been coming here. It's always clean , easy to find stuff , friendly and smart staff , it's never busy if your just buying a few things in self scan , and they have the Best Starbucks ?”

  6. 100 Corporate Drive, Franklin MA 02038

    3.1 Average 144 reviews

    “A big Thank you to customer service At Franklin ma location that helped me set up the bjs app..Love shopping at the bjs stores Allways great Deals going on.Allways find something to bring home. .”

  7. Stop & Shop - New England, 40 Franklin Village Dr, 40 Franklin Village Drive, Franklin MA 02038

    1.3 Poor 6 reviews

  8. 100 Corporate Drive, Franklin MA 02038

    2.6 Average 27 reviews

    “Just had tires installed yesterday, dropped the car off the night before - they don't have a drop slot but got there in time to give the keys at the desk. I think it was the manager I dealt with, very friendly and had the car done by 10am the next day. The warranties and prices getting tires done at BJs are great.”

  9. 40 Franklin Village Drive, Franklin MA 02038

    2.2 Poor 18 reviews

    “Always clean and personable employees. Very helpful always looking to help you find the thing that you're looking for. . Whenever you have an item is on a free thing. They always have it. You never have to go without or get a rain check. I appreciate this as I shop for a living and really don't have the time to keep going in and out of stores. It truly is a choice to go to a store that really cares about its customers. Today, I went to pick up a couple of free items that I had in one of the items was a can of special baked beans. However It was very far back on the top shelf and unreachable for anyone who was not 6 foot or more tall. One of the clerks it was there that was running the self-serve registers came over graciously and help me to reach it off the top of the Shelf. This was exceptional Service as far as I'm concerned.”

  10. 40 Franklin Village Drive, Franklin MA 02038

    2 Poor 22 reviews

    “Always clean and personable employees. Very helpful always looking to help you find the thing that you're looking for. . Whenever you have an item is on a free thing. They always have it. You never have to go without or get a rain check. I appreciate this as I shop for a living and really don't have the time to keep going in and out of stores. It truly is a choice to go to a store that really cares about its customers. Today, I went to pick up a couple of free items that I had in one of the items was a can of special baked beans. However It was very far back on the top shelf and unreachable for anyone who was not 6 foot or more tall. One of the clerks it was there that was running the self-serve registers came over graciously and help me to reach it off the top of the Shelf. This was exceptional Service as far as I'm concerned.”

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