Grocery Stores in Melrose, MA

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  1. 160-172 W Emerson St, Melrose MA 02176

    4.6 Superb 56 reviews

    • Closed today

    “You can buy fresh fruits and vegetables with cash or HIP money. In addition,transfer $10 SNAP benefits to $20 cash value cards to use here . These value cards can be used whole summer. But only $10/week/EBT card user is allowed.”

  2. 301 East Foster Street, Melrose MA 02176

    4.6 Superb 55 reviews

    “Three years later, Melrose Common Market & Ice Cream remains incredible. The customer service, cleanliness, and massive selection of ice cream and Italian ice options stay top tier. Despite inflation hitting everywhere else, prices here have not changed one bit. Transactions remain quick, service stays friendly, and Bhavesh continues to offer the best experience in town. Still 5 stars. 👏🏽”

  3. 163 West Emerson Street, Melrose MA 02176

    3.7 Good 19 reviews

    “Small Whole Foods that is easy to navigate and get everything you need quickly. Hot coffee and iced coffee available near check out area. Fresh flowers available. Approved.”

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  5. 880 Main Street, Melrose MA 02176

    3.8 Good 188 reviews

    “I needed something from the bakery, when I called they picked up the phone quickly transfer my call and provided me enough help. The associates in basket section, named Rana- works on Monday evening shift, went above and beyond to help me! I would definitely go back and give him some flowers! What a great staff!! Great experience!!”

  6. 34 Essex Street, Melrose MA 02176

    3.5 Good 211 reviews

    “excellent location, decent selection, a bit pricey but no worse than your standard stop& shop. Nice that it's in Melrose! parking can be difficult during peak grocery shopping days/ times”

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