Goretti Supermarkets

We live in Grafton and are right in between Goretti’s in Millbury and Stop and Shop in Grafton. Usually the deciding factor to where I shop is what I am driving by, and as a Mass Pike daily commuter, it is almost always Stop and Shop. Today I happened to be coming the other way and stopped at Goretti’s to buy dinner.
I was absolutely delighted with the new butcher shop — a case full of premium cut meats and ready to cook prepared meats. This is something that I was very used to when I lived in Boston but since moving to Grafton has been missing. I have grown accustomed to picking through the meat section (often marked 33% off because no one wanted it!) with no attendee and just winging it.
I am a cook — a good cook — however, I am also very busy and don’t always have the time to create an inspiring entrée for my family. Tonight I was able to purchase an apple and cranberry stuffed pork loin and just pop it in the oven… just what I needed.
As I looked around Goretti’s today I really appreciated the excellent selection of cooked foods, cheeses, deli, bakery … it’s definitely going to be my new go-​to. I will even drive past my house and 2 miles up the road, after passing Stop and Shop, to shop there.
The fruit and vegetable selection is always excellent, the customer service is top notch. If the prices are a little higher, I’m ok with that. (just not too much higher!)

Great customer service and perfect for the 5 – 10 items you may need to hold you over. Prices are high, to be expected due to the convenience factor, but they do run weekly specials with some good deals. Also has a small beer and wine selection with the basic national brands.

Great store with a tremendous staff and nice solid selection. They run special sales on Tuesdays and Saturdays and the deli and bakery are top notch. Trust me, you don’t want to shop at the bigger chains which emphasize cheaper prices, quality is sacrificed and corners are cut.

A nice local grocery store. Not much else available in the immediate area and to be honest, I’m fine with it.
Store is clean, the staff is friendly.
Prices are in the ball park with the competition and they have some good weekly deals. Extra points for offering coupons on their web site.
One of the best things, no discount card required.

Good local place and family owned.

This is a cute little neighborhood store, very clean with a good selection. Not sure why the other two reviews were bad, but who knows. Its the only market in this area for miles, so their prices are a little hirer on staple items. I did find a lot of specialty items at this store, such as imported hungarian paprika, both hot and sweet, which I needed for a paprikash dish I was making in the fall. Good store in my opinion, no complaints. And, it was open in the middle of the most recent snow storm.

What a dump… The aisles in some spots are so narrow that you have to stop to let some pass going int the opposite direction. I can find no true redeeming points to mention… if this where you shop, I feel for you.

Good place for sale items. It is a little run down inside — sloping floor, missing tiles. The deals make it worth visiting.
The meats are probably the best value — but be prepared to re-​wrap the items into smaller portions.
Decent «ethnic» foods variety for the location. They have Campbell’s soups and stocks cheaper than Price Chopper (most varieties).