Grocery Stores in Westwood, MA

“This is a fun place if you need something prepared to eat. The salad bar is extensive, food bar had about 10 items, and prepared food/dinners was very good. Very nice people as well”

“Our family lives near this Wegmans and are frequent grocery shoppers. This weekend we ordered their wings and pizza for our child's birthday party and were pleasantly surprised at how delicious everything was (especially as highly critical fried chicken eaters). We will definitely be ordering again for large parties and events!”

“I love getting my meats at Lamberts. Never had any tough meats. There veggies and fruits are always fresh. The salad and hot food bars are always crowded.
The deli are is always busy and great sandwiches. The workers are always helpful.
The cashiers are very pleasant and friendly. Love shopping there.”

“If you're looking for a food product and you can't find it here, you don't need it.
Was there on a Sunday (we usually do 'off times'), it was jammed!
And their employees are friendly.”

“I wanted to share my appreciation for the kind staff who helped me at checkout after I accidentally spilled a box of blueberries. One staff member immediately reassured me not to worry and quickly took care of cleaning up the mess. Another staff member kindly helped me get a new box.

I didn’t catch their names, but their kindness truly made a difference in that moment and lifted my spirits for the rest of the day. Thank you so much!”

“When Roche Bros. decided to close the Quincy location 3 years ago I started shopping at this location. It was the closest in distance from where I live. It was much more well stocked than Quincy was before their closing was announced. It much more resembled their former Randolph location Sudbury Farms with the unusual high bin shopping carts, kind-of a homey-country feel. The staff was great, it won me over. It took a few weeks to figure out where everything was, but it was well laid out. A few months later, corporate decided to re-arrange the store. Very annoying, but I got used to it.
They remodeled the store just over a year and a half ago. They are following the trends of many supermarkets lately, making the stores ridiculously bright inside, and using allot of darker colors on allot of the walls. They used to have a small dining area for their kitchen, but that was removed during the remodel. The got rid of the high bin carts for regular shopping carts. A Citizens Bank was located here, but was never open on the weekends, and closed last year.
I still shop here, the staff hasn't changed a whole lot, and are great. My one gripe is how the arrange the produce section and the bakery. After you enter the store and get your cart the first thing you run into is a fruit display right in the middle of your path. You have to maneuver around it just to get to where you're going. This is especially exacerbating when everyone is gathered around the display picking out items from said display. After that the remaining displays in this section are just too close together. The space that was previously occupied by Citizens Bank was boarded up, if they opened it up they could move some stuff there and move the remaining displays further apart (and get rid of that stupid display right after entering the store).
Then there's the bakery section. Before the remodel, all of the bakery displays were lined up in a straight line in the middle of the section, very easy to find everything. Post remodel the displays are scattered around, and you have to maneuver around them just like the produce section.
One more thing to note, this store is unusual in that the bakery, kitchen, and deli are on the opposite side of the store from the entrance, not next to the produce section like you would normally expect. The produce section is next to the meats and butcher section.”