Grocery Store

Piggly Wiggly for many years has been dubbed the OG of grocery chains, which isn't totally wrong—but also, not totally right. That honor technically belongs to a different grocery store, which turns 165 years old this month.

The largest grocery store chain in Maine, with 68 locations across the state, has announced a major expansion at one of its stores.

We didn't need a survey to tell us this!

Many people say Hannaford is the only way to go, while some treat Market Basket like a sacred institution, and the others that feel like Shaw’s is the only civilized option. So, who really comes out on top? Let’s break it down.

We all have our favorites when it comes to anything, and now, when it comes to supermarkets, America has spoken! And our favorite is right here in Maine!

With the new grocery store Aldi coming to Portland, Maine, they do something no other grocery store in Maine does.

Aldi, a supermarket chain with over 2400 locations in the U.S., could replace Big Lots in Portland, Maine.

You need to head to Maine's only Indian grocery store, Masala Hahal in South Portland, Maine.

The Company announced that it is closing 32 "underperforming" stores on or before November 2, 2024, including 8 Massachusetts locations, 5 Connecticut locations and 2 in Rhode Island.

LoveFood shared their verdicts on the best deli in each state, and the choice for New Hampshire is an iconic deli and landmark pub in downtown Plymouth.

This was news to us.

It's always cute in movies when a dude approaches you in a grocery store, but never in real life. At what point does cute become creepy in situations like this?

Have you seen this viral TikTok involving a mother claiming she doesn't feel obligated to return her grocery cart to where it belongs in the parking lot?

It's been a long time in the making, but Topsham, Maine's first Market Basket opens next week!

As we've all been braving Maine's latest ice storm last weekend (which we're still navigating), I don't feel like this type of behavior was warranted.

This infuriates me. If you go to a grocery store in New England in the winter, even once, read this.