Grocery Stores in Wareham, MA

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  1. 2419 Cranberry Hwy Pmb E, Wareham MA 02571

    4.3 Superb 173 reviews

    “First time there. The few items I got were of good quality and products were true to the taste of the items intent. Such as refrigerated lemonade for $1.89 tasted like real lemonade, coffee purchased, Barrissimo Colombia, of good taste and quality. Overall fine experience.”

  2. 3137 Cranberry Highway, East Wareham MA 02538

    4.2 Good 74 reviews

    “I shop here often and love the prices and products. I can usually find what I need and at a great price. I would like to give a pat on the back to Blaine. Everytime I go in the store and he is there he is always friendly and helpful, even if he is busy stocking shelves. We are quick to complain about associates that are not very good at customer service but I think we need to point out the ones that are very good at that. I hope management realizes they have a good employee.”

  3. 231 Onset Ave, Wareham MA 02571

    4 Good 46 reviews

    “I've been living within walking distance to OVM for the past 20'ish years. At the time of writing this, I'm 25. They used to be under a different ownership who owned another convenient in Rochester. Okay lol, onto the review. They remodeled back a few years ago. The cashier used to at an island in the middle of the store. It's now on the side. Not really a problem. So, they used to have more food!! They had a deli! With fresh made to order sandwiches. Now it's mostly just frozen foods I can get at the local stop & shop a few miles from Onset. I like how close it is to my parents house. 30 second'ish walk from the crib!!!!!! Now they have a lot more alcohol which if you're an alcoholic like my mom and I, it's great but once again, I miss the food. If you're visiting Onset, definitely check it out but you might be disappointed.”

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  5. 127 Marion Road, Wareham MA 02571

    3.6 Good 203 reviews

    “I don't usually write reviews unless things go very bad or extremely well. I have shopped at this store for about 2 decades, and have always been relatively happy with the service, selection & cleanliness. This review, however, is specifically aimed at one very special employee named Brenda. In a world where good customer service and just nice people are becoming increasingly scarce, Brenda has gone above and beyond during several interactions with her at both the register and service desk. Brenda is the type of person that make a real positive difference in this world by caring about how well she does her job, but also just by caring about people. Thank you to you Brenda, and I hope that your employers appreciate you as much as I do!”

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