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  1. The Fresh Market - 11 Essington Dr

    11 Essington Dr, Hingham MA 02043

    4.1 Good 175 reviews

    “My go-to spot for everything delicious! The bakery is phenomenal, always fresh, always tempting. Their meats and produce are top-notch, and I’m obsessed with their pre-made meals. After a long day, it’s a lifesaver to pop one in the oven and enjoy a homemade-style dinner without the hassle. We’d honestly rather grab a meal from the market than order takeout. It’s that good.”

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  2. Trucchi's Supermarkets Abington - 858 Bedford St

    858 Bedford St, Abington MA 02351

    4.5 Superb 149 reviews

    “The very best service of any supermarket Ive been too. I dont know what their secret is but they have the best roses around. And i know flowers. GET YOUR ROSES HERE!”

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  3. Stop & Shop - 700 Middle St

    700 Middle St, Weymouth MA 02188

    3.5 Good 140 reviews

    “I am in a wheelchair and when Wallace delivered my groceries he brought them to my kitchen and put all the refrigerator and freezer foods away before he left. This was a big help to me. Thanks Wallace”

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  5. Good Fortune Supermarket - 226-230 Quincy Ave

    226-230 Quincy Ave, Quincy MA 02169

    2.9 Average 138 reviews

    “I liked this market, but only purchased dry goods, as we were not come prepared for fresh or frozen purchases on this trip. The prices for some goods were better than H-Mart.The ancillary shops had fun products, lanterns, etc. In addition to home goods and beauty items, there was also furniture, as well as lots of independent shops. We got Banh Mi to go and they were delicious after one hour travel time.”

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