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5,215 stores · USDA data

Where to use EBT in Massachusetts

5,215 stores in Massachusetts take SNAP EBT cards, in 14 counties or areas. Search by city, county or ZIP code, or pick a county below.

5,215stores that take EBT
749supermarkets and super stores
472farmers markets

Stores by type

  • Convenience Store2,319
  • Other985
  • Grocery Store612
  • Farmers and Markets472
  • Super Store402
  • Supermarket347
  • Specialty Store64
  • Restaurant Meals Program14

Cities with the most stores

  • Worcester 194
  • Springfield 172
  • Boston 123
  • New Bedford 112
  • Lynn 110
  • Fall River 105
  • Dorchester 100
  • Lowell 96
  • Lawrence 89
  • Brockton 87
  • Quincy 66
  • Chicopee 66
  • Everett 58
  • Holyoke 57
  • Somerville 56
  • Cambridge 53
  • Dorchester Center 53
  • Chelsea 50
  • Framingham 49
  • Leominster 49
  • Haverhill 48
  • Revere 48
  • Malden 48
  • Taunton 46

All 14 counties

13 have their own page with the full store list. 1 have fewer than 10 stores and are listed here only.

CountyStoresSupermarketsFarmers markets
Barnstable County2013216
Berkshire County1222029
Bristol County5256740
Dukes County1063
Essex County5607239
Franklin County96742
Hampden County5095337
Hampshire County1481941
Middlesex County91116569
Nantucket County631
Norfolk County4158024
Plymouth County3516226
Suffolk County6707626
Worcester city6918779

Card help in Massachusetts

  • EBT card help: Massachusetts EBT CardBalance, lost or stolen card, PIN800-997-2555

We publish a phone number only when two independent sources agree: the USDA state directory and the state agency's own website. "n/d" means we could not confirm it, so call 2-1-1 or use the number on the back of your card.

Sources: USDA SNAP Retailer Locator data (layer updated October 21, 2026); USDA SNAP State Directory of Resources (state entry updated February 17, 2026).

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