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“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.”
“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”
“Wollaston's Market is a convenience store and deli on the Northeastern University campus, and it functions as the kind of place that becomes a daily habit for students and staff in the surrounding area. The store covers the basics you would expect from a campus market, drinks, snacks, groceries, and a small pharmacy and beauty section, and does so in a space that is clean and well organized.
The deli is the reason most people make a specific trip rather than just stopping in out of convenience. The sandwich menu runs to around fifty options, which is a serious selection for a campus deli, and the quality across the board is consistent. The bread options include choices like the asiago bagel that elevate what would otherwise be a standard build. Pricing on the sandwiches sits around eight to ten dollars, which is reasonable for the area and the portion size, and the breakfast sandwich selection in the mornings is a reliable start to the day.
Outside of the deli the pricing on grocery items runs higher than what you would pay at a full-sized supermarket, which is the standard campus convenience store trade-off. For emergency grocery runs or drinks and snacks it is practical, but for a regular grocery shop the prices add up in a way that makes it worth planning a trip to a larger store for the bulk of your shopping.”
“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.”
“Friendly service when I went in. Although there was a bit of a language barrier i was still able to get what I wanted. A bit upset they didnt have the beef jerky i was looking for but the sandwiches came out to be really good so it was worth the first time visit for me. Will most likely be going be again for the sandwiches”
“As soon as I enter the store I am greeted with sincere kindness. Excellent variety of Hispanic and American food. It's family owned and is an excellent asset to our neighborhood. SUPPORT OUR LOCK SMALL BUSINESSES...it improves our neighborhood and makes us a community”
“*edit: The store is the cleanest market in East Boston. Unlike surrounding markets, you will not find anything out of code and not a mouse or pest inside. Very clean fresh smelling environment.
I've been coming to this store for years even before with the old two owners. The current owner is a very good person and has great fresh produce, the best quality out of all the markets in East Boston.”
“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”
9AM - 10:55PM
167 Blue Hill Avenue, Boston
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“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).”
“Roche Brothers awesome as usual I went in for the things I needed to make homemade shakes and I love doing that because it's a whole lot cheaper making a homemade shake than buying one on the outside! On one little tub of ice cream alone for a homemade shake you could make about five or six shakes out of that thing and I would seem like you only paid a dollar per shake or less that's a great buy and a great deal and I thank God for dealing with me to start making homemade shakes Frozen Gatorades and other things including Frozen pop absolutely amazing what God will reveal to your spirit if we'll just listen! ???”
“My Favorite store, we may nah be related but we treat dem like we a familay (FAMILY) ANY FRUM DA CARIBBEAN DUN KNO HOW WE A TALK. When feel disrespected upon disrespect will be right back 2 you. This a good store with good a position All time MY FAMILY FROM ANOTHER FAMILYN”
6AM - 10:30PM
197 Adams St, Boston
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“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!”
“Happy market have some of the best deals on food and some of the best authentic urban food. You can buy stop by and try some of the empanadas and fried pork is delicious.”
“It's a Russian led store, with Russian employees, and mostly Russian customers. The Russian/Slavic goods are authentic, they have wonderful homemade bread, and overall it's a great store. Americans coming here think that the service is rude, and that may be fair by American standards, but in reality the issue is the culture clash.”
“They have a pretty decent gluten free selection, frozen and pre-packaged. The checkout and self checkout lines were long. They have a pretty decent ethnic food section. They have a few Jamaican staples and also British foods as well as other countries. The lotion/health section had a separate in and out and you gave to pay for those items before you leave the area. They had Schar, Glutino, Simple Mills, Udi and Katz.”
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“Big, well-curated and clean store with incredible options in produce, fresh and packed food. The staff is helpful, sweet and quick to respond to any queries. Love their bag collection.”