Grocery Stores in Brighton, MA

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  1. 381 Washington Street, Brighton MA 02135

    4.9 Superb 112 reviews

    “Johnny’s is fantastic! Super fresh produce, friendly workers, and insanely low prices. I got all of this for less than $18, and they were even giving away free summer squash. Definitely recommend shopping here!”

  2. 370 Western Ave, Brighton MA 02135

    3.6 Good 178 reviews

    “Must say never busy as compared to all the other supermarkets are always busy for this one I've never had a stand in line maybe one person in front of me as the pistachios are amazing couldn't believe the selection You know they're expensive but Everything cost money just put the money signs away from it it was awesome but that's what you get for a treat something different”

  3. 15 Washington Street, Brighton MA 02135

    3.5 Good 267 reviews

    “Whole foods market employees are very nice and approachable and go above and beyond in help. The grocery selection at whole foods market is very good. The produce is always the best. Prepared foods is unbearable in taste.”

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  5. 248 Market Street, Brighton MA 02135

    4 Good 9 reviews

    “First time buying meat here and hope to be back weekly!! We got marinated wings and marinated flat steak which is similar to skirt steak. Grilled so well and super fair price. Also bought some produce which was really fresh, friendly staff.”

  6. 1437 Commonwealth Ave, Brighton MA 02135

    2.9 Average 41 reviews

    “I have been here a few times and it’s a go-to when in the area. I’d honestly give this higher than five stars but I unfortunately can’t since the limit is 5. The staff were super friendly, kind and helped me find what I needed.”

  7. 2195 Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton MA 02135

    1.6 Poor 17 reviews

    • Today 7AM – 11PM

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