Same set up as the Seabrook Market's Kitchen.The cafe offers coffee ☕, iced and hot, ???? ice-cream, only two flavors, chocolate ???? or vanilla, but, you can have them mixed, shakes, OJ, and pastries, premade or packaged. The ???? ice-cream is Hood soft serve. To get the most ice-cream for your $, order it in a dish with a cone on top ????.The pizza and sandwich/prepared foods section are next to each other. Rotisserie chicken ???? available. Good, but limited service. Pizza ???? times can vary between 15-40 minutes. Depends on the volume of orders.I'm not a big fan of pizza but I really like Market's Kitchen. My family really likes it! The price is hard to beat. The dining area could use a little more attention, but it can accommodate quite a few people. TV, WiFi, condiments , plastic utensils and bathroom available. Sports is usually broadcasting in the dining area.Prices are very reasonable. Good service. Pick up only.Vegetarian options: Prepared ???? salads available.Kid-friendliness: Families are welcomed and the dining area is large enough to fit a group. I didn't notice any high chairs though.Parking: Plenty of parking. The parking ????️ lot can be dangerous. I've seen near accidents where either cars or people were nearly hit.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.Dietary restrictions: Let your server know about your dietary limitations ahead of time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joanne W.
Always great people very professional great products great prices. I would highly recommend Market Basket.
Xexiana67
Salem Tuscan village I visited 4 times and they only have topping pizza. One time during the week cheese was available. The last visit I was asked to wait while subs were being made. I started waiting than I thought what if there is no cheese I'm waiting for nothing. So I asked a cook to check for me there was no plain cheese. I would have been waoting for nothing. And only one time the offer of making one if I wait. Very diappointing.
Allen B.
Market Basket is pretty much one one stop shopping place for groceries over the past few decades, but they are failing in a few respects. Have been shopping at the MB on S. Broadway, next to Marshalls and Home Depot. Have been going early in the morning, senior hours. This morning, there was a man of perhaps late 50s/early 60s, WITHOUT A MASK.... I was under the impression that NH sort of mandated this when in public, and I would think that MB would mandate this also - and that person really should have been stopped. I don't think it is my responsibility to do that, and it can have some ramifications too. Regardless if he had gotten a vaccine (and if so most likely only one at this point), people should still be masking. I plan on wearing a mask probably until late in the year whenever out in public. Another issue seen in the past and made worse today, is that I usually get the same check out person (perhaps late 60s maybe 70s or so) and bagger. She wears what I believe she said in the past is a cloth mask made by someone in MB - problem is there are no ties on the bottom of the mask so it just hangs there and flops around - doesn't really provide much protection for her or others. Today, she scratched/rubbed her nose as she was helping to bag my groceries. If she has the flu, a cold or a virus, it is now on her hands and the groceries....Something else seen in this store as well as other stores and the general public - if your mask is not covering your nose and is below your nose, it really isn't doing any good. You are sort of doing what is expected of you, wearing a mask, but how about wearing it correctly???? This is sort of like putting a condom on your thumb and expecting it to prevent pregnacy - yes, you are wearing it, but it needs to be worn correctly to have the expected effect.How about opening up one than one register in the early morning hours????? There is no need to have anyone waiting in line. McKinnons is off my list - I went there and arrived when they opened, picked up some items quickly and was ready to check out w/in say 10 mins after they opened. There was no on at the registers....I looked around - no one! So I put the items back and then passed someone who I asked about the registers and he was heading there as I was heading out. I continued out the store. No need to waste my time - so will deliberately not be shopping there for a LONG time until I can be assured that if after I have spend time getting items from their aisles, I can check out and not have to walk around the store looking for someone who should be at the register./End Rant
Same set up as the Seabrook Market's Kitchen.The cafe offers coffee ☕, iced and hot, ???? ice-cream, only two flavors, chocolate ???? or vanilla, but, you can have them mixed, shakes, OJ, and pastries, premade or packaged. The ???? ice-cream is Hood soft serve. To get the most ice-cream for your $, order it in a dish with a cone on top ????.The pizza and sandwich/prepared foods section are next to each other. Rotisserie chicken ???? available. Good, but limited service. Pizza ???? times can vary between 15-40 minutes. Depends on the volume of orders.I'm not a big fan of pizza but I really like Market's Kitchen. My family really likes it! The price is hard to beat. The dining area could use a little more attention, but it can accommodate quite a few people. TV, WiFi, condiments , plastic utensils and bathroom available. Sports is usually broadcasting in the dining area.Prices are very reasonable. Good service. Pick up only.Vegetarian options: Prepared ???? salads available.Kid-friendliness: Families are welcomed and the dining area is large enough to fit a group. I didn't notice any high chairs though.Parking: Plenty of parking. The parking ????️ lot can be dangerous. I've seen near accidents where either cars or people were nearly hit.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.Dietary restrictions: Let your server know about your dietary limitations ahead of time.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Always great people very professional great products great prices. I would highly recommend Market Basket.
Salem Tuscan village I visited 4 times and they only have topping pizza. One time during the week cheese was available. The last visit I was asked to wait while subs were being made. I started waiting than I thought what if there is no cheese I'm waiting for nothing. So I asked a cook to check for me there was no plain cheese. I would have been waoting for nothing. And only one time the offer of making one if I wait. Very diappointing.
Market Basket is pretty much one one stop shopping place for groceries over the past few decades, but they are failing in a few respects. Have been shopping at the MB on S. Broadway, next to Marshalls and Home Depot. Have been going early in the morning, senior hours. This morning, there was a man of perhaps late 50s/early 60s, WITHOUT A MASK.... I was under the impression that NH sort of mandated this when in public, and I would think that MB would mandate this also - and that person really should have been stopped. I don't think it is my responsibility to do that, and it can have some ramifications too. Regardless if he had gotten a vaccine (and if so most likely only one at this point), people should still be masking. I plan on wearing a mask probably until late in the year whenever out in public. Another issue seen in the past and made worse today, is that I usually get the same check out person (perhaps late 60s maybe 70s or so) and bagger. She wears what I believe she said in the past is a cloth mask made by someone in MB - problem is there are no ties on the bottom of the mask so it just hangs there and flops around - doesn't really provide much protection for her or others. Today, she scratched/rubbed her nose as she was helping to bag my groceries. If she has the flu, a cold or a virus, it is now on her hands and the groceries....Something else seen in this store as well as other stores and the general public - if your mask is not covering your nose and is below your nose, it really isn't doing any good. You are sort of doing what is expected of you, wearing a mask, but how about wearing it correctly???? This is sort of like putting a condom on your thumb and expecting it to prevent pregnacy - yes, you are wearing it, but it needs to be worn correctly to have the expected effect.How about opening up one than one register in the early morning hours????? There is no need to have anyone waiting in line. McKinnons is off my list - I went there and arrived when they opened, picked up some items quickly and was ready to check out w/in say 10 mins after they opened. There was no on at the registers....I looked around - no one! So I put the items back and then passed someone who I asked about the registers and he was heading there as I was heading out. I continued out the store. No need to waste my time - so will deliberately not be shopping there for a LONG time until I can be assured that if after I have spend time getting items from their aisles, I can check out and not have to walk around the store looking for someone who should be at the register./End Rant
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