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I love their chicken salad (pate style, not chunky), and my husband loves their chicken pot pie. It's convenient in that they have both "regular" groceries, specialty foods, and a large selection of store-made, high quality prepared food. I haven't been to Wilson Farms, so I can't compare.
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re: fesenjan
Well, went today finally and i can see why it doesnt show up here much. The people working there seemed very very nice and it is a homey place with real new england feel but i just couldnt bring myself to pay over 5 bucks for a candybar, $9 for mashed potatoes or 22 for a veggie lasagna....Produce looked like a typical grocers with a few extra selections.. We had their carrots tonite and they were good and we got a small blueberry pie that wasnt really up our alley.. but we only had time for a quick visit so will maybe try again.. esp to try other bakery items to see if we fare better.
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I went there for the first time a couple of weeks ago, after hearing so much about it. It's a medium size homey supermarket, with some of the same offerings as a Market Basket,and some specialty brands.
The produce did not look that great. They had a lot of prepared items, take home meals; and a good sized bakery. I was tempted by the Black and White Cookies but they only came in packages of 4.
So, you might want to check it out, but I wouldn't make it a destination.
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I'm not that impressed with Henry's. Yes, they have a great selection and everything sounds delicious, but I think their food is lacking in flavor.
Granted I haven't been there is sometime, but they don't hold that much appeal for me. Perhaps, things have changed. I also find them pricey especially when I get something home and it's just so-so.
But let us know what you found to be good. I might give it another try.
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