Fresh Market

It's one of the best supermarkets that Dominica has. Best in terms of the type of the atmosphere. They are somewhat reasonable, compared to the competition around. The prices could obviously be better but it's better than most places in Dominica. It's small, but convenient. There isn't a variety of things to choose from, but you get what you need.

Decent supermarket, very easy to get to in Roseau. There’s lots to choose from - the one thing I would love more of is more selection of fresh fruit. But I otherwise found everything I needed (as someone who’s lactose-intolerant, there were lots of vegan milks to choose from).

One of the best places to get needed grocery and pharmaceutical supplies. It's all in one place. The parking can be a challenge but it's close to the bayfront, so parking might be available depending on the time. Lots of bakery items!

It’s extremely expensive. There’s a serious lack of variety when it comes to fresh fruits and vegetables. The place is mostly filled with junk food — that’s what dominates the shelves. You can easily walk out of there having spent 100 US dollars with barely anything in your shopping cart, lol. The only real good deal is the makeup — that’s honestly the only thing worth buying there. That being said, it’s convenient on Sundays since it’s open while most other stores on the island are closed.

Extremely well stocked grocery store.

Expensive but has everything you need.

I needed a few snacks for my hotel room. This is a grocery store and had some good choices. Got what I wanted and didn't spend a fortune. Being only a couple of blocks from the hotel was convenient.

When my cruise ship, the Queen Mary 2, docked at Roseau on 30 Dec 2024, my eye was immediately attracted by this modern store right on the waterfront, so I decided to check it out and I’m very glad I did. The ground floor consists of a clean, very well stocked, well air-conditioned and attractive supermarket offering just about everything you might need or want, meats, fish, packaged groceries, including many U.S. and British brands, and appetizing take-out food, which regrettably I did not sample because the Queen Mary 2 fed us very well and discouraged her passengers from bringing local food back on board. Shame. Upstairs there was a very well stocked European-style pharmacy, where a very friendly and helpful employee led me to the things that I needed because I had forgotten to pack them before setting out on this cruise ! They even carried the diabetic cough syrup that I needed. This store was a godsend and a very first-world shopping experience. Prices were very reasonable from a tourist’s point of view.