“This looks and feels like a proper Eastern European grocery store. Few items have English-language labels, but you can easily find most anything and staff is exceedingly helpful.They make sandwiches in the back: here is the "Polish Combo" which resembles an Italian grinder but with four hams (one smoked) and three cheeses. It's NOT 'fast food', but you can order sandwiches then browse and shop casually.Great hours, too.”
“I usually love going to Wallaston however this evening they closed the grill at 12:20 when they close at 1 AM therefore I was sad and could not get a breakfast sandwich?????”
“Very cute and friendly neighborhood market. I like all the unique items you can find in there as well as regular items. The onions aren't always good but other produce is.”
“I love that store all the way around people very nice very kind always help you and trying to do the best to find you the product that you looking for and sometimes if you they don't have the product they get it for you or let you know where you can get it very kind people I love them all”
“Very convenient shopping location. Wide selection of stuff. Many registers.
Unfortunately, not always stocked (or fresh items). A bit of a confusing layout. No place to put shopping carts afterwards (cause clutter). The only elevator out doesn’t work half the time (annoying to carry large grocery bags up).”
“There is everything for a seafood soup,
fresh vegetables
Prices: very good
Excellent quality.
There is parking, and I loved it”
“A South End Boutique sized supermarket. A little pricey, but convenient for SOWA.
The Fresh Deli, Hot bar, Salad bar and Soups are worth the trip.
My Favorites are the fried chicken Wings, etc @ Hot bar.
Italian Wedding Soup, and others.
Also the Ground beef burrito and meatballs, and the tuna salad@the deli.
Great variety of foods at the deli.
And great freshly made sandwiches as well as pre packaged mini sandwiches.
Addictive baked goods..Muffins, Loafs, Cookies, Brownies, Pies, Cakes, etc.
There is also Wines and other alcohol products.
Very Convenient and Clean.”
“Liquor. Lottery. Newports. They left off two words from the name. Liquor Store. It's, or it should be, Blue Hill Superette Liquor Store. What the heck is a "superette" anyway? The superette is located on prime retail space, too- between Breezeway Bar & Grill and Packy's. Doesn't get much better than that in Boston, I tell ya. So, the spot is BIG, well-lit, clean, and has a more than adequate selection of all the spirits the neighborhood clientele prefers . It even has an ok wine selection, which is really surprising (go 'head, Blue Hill Superette!). The first language of the employees/owner is Spanish, but no worries, they know English, too. Oh, the place is also a little convenience store, too- various corner store items available. The shelves are a little dusty, and I wouldn't buy anything other than liquor here for fear of the expiration date, because again- it's a neighborhood (big) liquor store. That's what you come here for- liquor, lottery, and Newports (if you smoke).”
6AM - 10:30PM
197 Adams St, Boston
Supermarkets
“I didn't even know about this place, my girlfriend asked me to help her out with a ride for groceries & this is where we went. Great prices, helpful employees, everything you need, they've got it here!”
“I shop at this market regularly for fresh chicken and vegetables. I have also purchased spices to make Vietnamese, Thai & Filipino food. There are a variety of products including spices, spice packs and seasonings.”
“I absolutely adore how super convenient this spot is for grabbing snacks and drinks—it's literally just a hop away from my home! The selection is amazing, with such a fantastic variety of items to choose from. It’s also the perfect place for travelers searching for raw ingredients for an epic night out party. You won’t want to miss it!”
“It's great for Ukrainian, and Russian food, which I love. Great variety in cakes, all of which are delicious and I highly recommend. The Deli is packed full of smoked treats and pickled fish. I highly recommend the syrnyka and the birch juice. Don't expect anything from the service though, they don't seem particularly enthused to interact.”
“It has a little bit of everything, you can really feel like you are in the neighborhood store in Colombia, there is a butcher shop, vegetables, a market in general”