Ahart's Market

If you ever read a good review about Ahart's Market it most likely came from an employee. It might be convent for where it located BUT I WOULD NEVER buy anything from that place again. While in there shopping I seen a mouse run across the floor. Told one of the girls that work there and they said what do you want me to do!! It ran into the seafood/Deli !! Then I went to get a loaf of bread and seen that it was all chewed up at the ends and seen mouse dropping .. YUCK! Seen a gentleman in the seafood dept smelling the fish after opening it then take it over to the other end in deli and re-wrap it and stick it back out. Seen meats in the meat case open and dried out. Told the younger man about it they took it over to the food service section to be cooked and served to the public. The prices are .50 cents to a dollar more then any other store around. They know they have the locals and tourist because there is nothing else around. Some of the locals would rather drive 30 mins out of there way to do there main food shopping. Oh yea you even have to watch for dates on products because sometimes they are out of date..So beware if you shop there watch what you do or get.. Is it worth your health or your families health?? more

i dont know what you peopie think.but aharts is there for convenience.can you imagine if it were not there. these seniors would not have a place to shop.compareing them to wegmans is like compareing oranges to apples.be what it may its a jewei in the center of bath. more

If you just need to make a quick stop to pick up a staple item, like tissues or bread or milk or toothpaste, Ahart's Market is sufficient. But I wouldn't recommend it as your source to stock your kitchen or home. The produce isn't as fresh or varied as nearby chain supermarkets. Likewise, the selection in virtually every department is more limited than the chain supermarkets. And their prices aren't very competitive either. more