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  1. Trader Joe's - 1317 Beacon St

    1317 Beacon St, Brookline MA 02446

    4.3 Superb 380 reviews

    “Despite being terrifyingly crowded nearly 90% of the time, this is the neatest and friendliest Trader Joe's I've been to! Every employee is kind and ready to chat, and the store is always clean and well stocked. Worth learning to avoid peak hours!”

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  2. Kurkman's Market Co - 227 Cypress St a

    227 Cypress St a, Brookline MA 02445

    4.6 Superb 110 reviews

    “I love Kurkmans. It’s a great little neighborhood market. The staff are kind and really try to help. Yes, it could be cleaner at times. But overall they are improving on quality in all areas. They seem to make efforts to improve. I live in the neighborhood and they really are appreciated by most of us. Thank you Kurkmans!”

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  3. Star Market - 1717 Beacon St

    1717 Beacon St, Brookline MA 02445

    3.7 Good 132 reviews

    “They where not as stocked as i would like. I've come to expect this from Star, Albertsons, Safeway, etc. But they serve an important purpose. Being your local, nearby , semi-affordable grocery outlet. It gets the job done.”

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  5. Madras Masala - 191 Harvard Street

    191 Harvard Street, Brookline MA 02446

    3.7 Good 90 reviews

    “Walking to this grocery store from BIDMC has been a lifesaver this past year. With receiving Diwali treats & gentle advice while I’m learning family recipes, this store & its employees have been wonderful. I haven’t come across any expired items as previous reviews have stated. Though I’ve found prices on wee & amazon to be cheaper, I’ve found the price difference to support a local business much more rewarding. I’ll be back again as always.”

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  6. H Mart Brookline - 1028 Beacon St

    1028 Beacon St, Brookline MA 02446

    3.7 Good 88 reviews

    “Super clean and well-organized H Mart! High-quality items at much better prices than neighboring Japanese grocery stores. The staff is also very capable and friendly.”

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  7. One Stop Market - 321 Cypress St

    321 Cypress St, Brookline MA 02445

    3.1 Average 35 reviews

    “I am a regular because I live very close..If I want fresh veggies and meat, I go kurkmans , but if I want to get something like soda or water, or milk, I go here..If you like a certain brand or flavor, they will order it for a regular..if I want to play keno now n then, I go there...If no one's around, I chitchat with owner or clerk..once in while, there can be a bad smell, but that's rare. It's more like bug spray I think. Of course they cost more, they are a small convenience store.i don't want to go supermarket for one soda, besides you can't buy just one can there.. I wish they opened past 9 tho.”

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  8. Coinstar Kiosk - Bitcoin ATM - 1717 Beacon St

    1717 Beacon St, Brookline MA 02445

    2.2 Poor 14 reviews

    “This very small supermarket has a tiny parking lot and the physical store is small. The biggest drawback to me is the super narrow aisles. Being so small, there is not a huge selection Too small Not enough product. In the future I will go to the whole foods 8 or 1p blocks away or a closeby shaws.”

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  9. Stop & Shop - 155 Harvard St

    155 Harvard St, Brookline MA 02446

    3.2 Average 215 reviews

    “Stay far away from the deli at night unless it's the woman working or supervisor. This location is old and outdated Thank God they're building a new facility that is state of the art and modern. The night manager at the front of the store is funny and friendly always says hello and was very attentive to a complaint I had. It was refreshing to know that he took action on my complaint.this location could use more employees like him and the girl with the long brown hair who works the self checkout section.”

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