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Grocery Stores in Dorchester Center, MA

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  1. Tropics Food Market - 1007 Blue Hill Avenue

    1007 Blue Hill Avenue, Dorchester Center MA 02124

    4.5 Superb 63 reviews

    “Tropic Food Market offers authentic, high-quality Caribbean foods and goods. It’s always a pleasure to shop here and support a store that proudly represents our culture.”

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  2. Fernandez Cousin's Grocery - 1150 Blue Hill Ave

    1150 Blue Hill Ave, Dorchester Center MA 02124

    4 Good 11 reviews

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  3. Community convenience - 44 Norfolk Street

    44 Norfolk Street, Dorchester Center MA 02124

    3.3 Good 3 reviews

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  5. Casali's Market - 775 Adams Street

    775 Adams Street, Dorchester Center MA 02124

    3.5 Good 6 reviews

    “Definitely great little corner store to grab some snacks, sodas, or lotto tickets in Adams Village area. There's always at least 2-3 people playing Keno in half the store. Space itself is small and first time felt awkward politely asking people to move from their Keno viewing spot so I can get a Diet Coke from the fridge. But everyone is friendly. Great selection of Irish treats as well.”

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  6. Rosario Grocery - 760 Washington Street

    760 Washington Street, Dorchester Center MA 02124

    3.7 Good 29 reviews

    “I live right next door so its not only convenient for me, they also carry things other places dont have. Highly recommend especially if looking for a store open till 11pm on weed nights!!.”

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