If your looking for the best fruit and vegetables, look no further. This company takes pride in…read moreselling only the best produce out there. With Holden's "Fresh Cut", they'll customize your order and make you a beautiful fruit salad nicely cut to save you time and money, along with many other items. Accept no substitute.

From the owner: Holden Fruit & Produce is Massachusetts' premier wholesaler of a broad selection of high quality…read more produce, including local & specialty products.For 25 years, Holden Fruit & Produce has been delivering a wide array of fresh fruits and vegetables to restaurants, food service businesses and grocers from Southern New Hampshire down to the South Shore of Massachusetts. Located in the New England Produce Market section of Everett, we have access to not only the freshest fruits & vegetables, but the widest variety of produce available in New England. Our Holden Fresh Cut custom packed produce is a unique service we offer our customers. Save time, labor costs and storage space by having us, pre-peel and cut and pack any combination of produce which makes sense for you. Choose from one of our pre-cut blends or customize or your own from Primavera to Fruit Salad. Need something from Restaurant Depot? Call us up and ad anything from them to your order! Holden Produce- Freshness Delivered.

Consistently wonderful sub sandwiches! It's an Italian deli,…read morebe prepared to be overwhelmed with options at the counter. They have a menu that lists them all, just not what's on all of them since that would double the size. Service is great. It's a "who's next" system but they're fast so it's not a big deal if there's a mixup on who was there first. They're more than happy to accommodate any requests. Love this place and will always come back here when I have a craving for a sub sandwich!

New Deal Fruit is widely known on the North Shore for having the best sandwiches around. This place…read moreis, at its heart, a market with fresh vegetables and fruits, dairy products, specialty breads, imported Italian products (including 200 different styles of dry pasta), and most importantly, a deli. Their menu includes 40 different specialty sandwiches, overwhelming to even choose, but for my first trip to New Deal Fruit, I knew I had to go with the Top Shelf: 3 slices of every Italian meat in the deli case. Plus chopped tomatoes, pickles, and onions lathered with oil, vinegar, and seasonings. The size is pretty large and you can get at least two meals out of it. They slice all the meats fresh so expect a bit of a wait, especially around lunch time or the weekends when everyone is looking to get subs. With so many other subs on their menu to try, I'm looking forward to going back soon.

I stopped here on my way to a meeting at East Boston cause I was hungry and wanted to get a…read moresandwich and we had the places I was going to my meeting. It's all in an area where it's all foreign food like Mexican Cambodian, Puerto Rican type of thing and everything in another language so I don't know what it says so I always take a stop at Market Basket so I can grab a sandwich or something or pizza or something like that. People are always kind and friendly explaining everything. They don't rush you you could sit there at the counter and eat your dinner, but you can take it with you as like most Market Basket. It is very very busy all the time so you have to have a lot of patience. that's for sure you can however if you have a small amount of an order, but nothing has to be weighed like banana, bananas or something. You can actually check out at the same counter. You're buying your sandwiches from so that works out perfect

Hands down the best market basket for wide variety of pantry and kitchen staples. Produce is meh…read morebut no complaints otherwise.

I'm telling you everything in there is to expensive Now…read morethat we are dealing with Cov19 everything got expensive I don't recommend this store no

When visiting family in Chelsea we typically stop in at this store to grab some last minute grocery…read moreitems as well as some of their baked goods. This small shop located at the corner of Addison and Spruce has a decent selection of produce but have a large selection of prepackaged latin baked items. The staff here is always polite, but the only downside is that you need to meet their over $8 limit to use you credit card. Another small inconvenience is the fact that finding parking around the store is difficult, but we always walk to this shop from our family's home. Overall, this is one of the better convenience stores in the area and will continue to be one of our go-to stores.

Got a sandwich and smoothie delivered which were very good!…read moreI got the chipotle chicken panini and the Green Monstah, both were delicious. Reasonably priced. Would order from here again.

If you enjoy healthy food this is your place to go! I was in town for a work trip and came by for a…read morelate night dessert. The owner was extremely friendly and passionate. This is one of those places where you walk in and it immediately feels like you're home. As one who is also into health and fitness, this store has an awesome variety of health and wellness products. Such as sea moss, methylene blue, NAD+ patches, BPC 157, raw honey with the honey comb in it, etc. My bowl was also delicious! I ordered the peanut butter heaven bowl and would definitely get it again. Can't recommend this place enough.

This is a small market located in Bellingham Square in Chelsea, MA. (About a 5 minute walk from my…read morehouse). This store is primarily geared toward Chelsea's large Latino population, so the groceries are geared toward Latino cultures. They do have some regular 'staples' and what not too, but not always everything. BUT I typically go here when I'm out of something, and I don't want to run to Market Basket. Location: I don't think this could get any better than where it is.. IT's right in the heart of Bellingham Square in downtown Chelsea. Also it's just before a major bus transfer point in town. Store: Nice but OLD. You could tell this was a 1940s-era market by the copper ceiling (painted over), and the styling of the building. BUT the owner has updated the interior a bit in recent years (new signage, re-organizing the store, fixing his coolers, etc) So it looks nice. Selection: Pretty good for a Latin themed grocery store. For me (a white guy) they have most of what I'd ever go in here for (cheese, milk, veggies, meat, canned something, etc). The produce is kind of meh... Some of it looks like it's on the verge of going bad (no joke). So I often have to dig thru piles of veggies to find one that ISN'T going to turn. But again, it's all about convenience, so I just deal with it. This store actually has decent meats. Of course many of the cuts are Latino-style cuts (lots of chicken!), but they have some regular main stays (chops, steak, etc) and whatever I've bought for meat there, as always been good. This store also has a deli, I've never gotten anything there because I don't like the brand they carry (and the one time I tried to get something done, the employee looked at me like I had six heads and didn't come help). But it's there if I so need Deli meat. The main part of the store is the canned goods, box stuff, flour, mayo, etc etc (all the non-perishables) is a good variety. The gondola's go up very high and they have a ton of different products squished into that small store. Price: Prices are kinda meh also. Some of the produce... for what you are getting.. is very pricey. And I would never do ALL my shopping here because its just too pricey, however I do see folks load up suitcases/granny carts/carts up with tons of bags so apparently a lot of people do their full shopping trip here, so it might be a wash. Staff: I've never had a problem with the staff (except the Deli counter incident), the cashiers will speak English to me and are very polite about everything. My biggest three biggest complaints about this store is... If i come in with my backpack or manbag, I have to give it to the service desk. AND the produce could be better. AND I wish they'd carry more American-style bread products (you can't get Wonder-style bread here!) Overall I'm glad this store is around the corner. They may not have everything but they are certainly cheaper than Tedeschi's or schlepping over to Market Basket. It serves a purpose, which is why I'm going to give it four stars!

I absolutely love this place. I work in Chelsea and stop by on my way to the office or on my way…read morehome to get fresh produce or a gallon of milk or whatever. The prices are really competitive and the produce in particular is great -- standard stuff like bananas and apples, but also mangoes, papaya, and cilantro -- plus there's always something interesting in the frozen section to try.

The owner is the greatest guy you will ever meet good man enough said. He will carry anything you…read morerequest to make it even more convenient.

"A tree is known by its fruit; a man by his deeds."- a Saint. Hi I am reviewing Summer St. Fruit…read more(ete Saint Fruits) for www.yelp.com. Hi, have you ever went to Paris and shopped at a magnificent and cozy and stylish boutique? Well neither have me, but here is your chance to experience a taste of French without leaving too far from your house. Welcome to Summer St. Fruit in Malden, Massachusetts. They serve all the standard store things in America like candy, chips, and gambling tickets. Did you know in May 1974, Massachusetts became the first state to sell instant lottery tickets as an alternative to the weekly jackpot game? Neither did my Auntie. Also they sell bottles of wine and spirits (the real kind, drinks with alcohol) as if you are in Europe. It feels so fun and fancy to go there. I got Kangaroo themed wine. Thanks.

I love Aldi. They have great prices and good quality on their private label products. I just saw…read morethese burnt ends meals in the refrigerated section and grabbed one to go I also got some cheddar cheese popcorn for the house. Love their selections !

We did not have a quarter to get a cart, so we went cart less and thought we would need to carry…read moreeach food item. The shelves were in disarray, the vegetables looked disgusting, and the men's restroom was closed our entire time there. In general, the store was filthy. We should have known since the entrance foyer was disgusting. We will never return to the Natick store.

I'm currently on a spiritual quest to find the best grocery store rotisserie chicken in the world,…read morewhich I have dubbed "Chicken Wars." Next up is Shaw's in Boston, and a whole tissi ran $7.99. It ended up landing at 6.9/10, which currently ranks it 28th out of 40 grocery store birds I've currently tried. I'm working on a website for the rankings to live, so stay tuned on that. LOVE YALL! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Got four pieces of the fried chicken to have for dinner on the way home.And i'm literally throwing…read moreit all out as it was.So dry and tasteless completely disgusting. I just called and spoke to the service desk, and I could tell she could not care less. She was almost giggling when I said, how bad it was that I had to throw it out. What a waste of my money and I feel bad.I'm sure many people brought chicken there tonight and got home.And had the same reaction, I did what terrible, terrible food