Went here back in November with my big Sister, who was going to prepare some Oxtails & Pidgeon Peas…read moreand rice for me. This is an interesting place,,, although my Sister was telling me we used to come here all the time for meat when I was younger. This is a butcher shop like on a wholesale level though, nothing fancy and they have a plethora of seasonings for said meat as well. Ethnic rice to purchase too! According to my big Sister the prices were competitive if not better than the local grocery markets. It can be confusing to find as it is in an Industrial warehouse area but don't fret - they have all your meat needs covered. Respectfully Reviewed.

Butchers are always helpful, and the owner is extremely nice…read more The prices are much better than the supermarkets and the meats appear to be much fresher. Don't be intimidated by its industrial location, just remember that this is one of the old types of Butcher shops, and the concentration is on the product. Check it out: Who couldn't use a break on prices with quality meats and service?

Sept 2023 - IT's CLOSED. I drove here to buy some Irish meats & groceries and the whole place looks…read morecleared out with workers inside remodeling. I called the phone number hoping they would be a message regarding if they are temporary closed or have moved to a new location but it just rang out. I wish businesses would leave messages on their phones to let their customers know they aren't open. Some people drive long distances to buy good quality Irish sausages etc.

I got a delicious traditional Irish breakfast recently, to go. As I was staying nearby I took it…read morehome to eat though they have a seating area in back which looked very homey & comfortable.My breakfast had Irish sausage & bacon, eggs, fried tomato & black & white pudding and toast. I could've eaten it with a straw I ate it so quick! I had gone to the bakery next door first(also a great place) but the line was too long. So i tried this place. I'll be coming back again, that's for sure! Not only do they sell meats, & breakfast but also all kinds of Imported Irish groceries. Everything from milk & butter to tea & candy. The very friendly staff kept asking if I needed help, because I was waiting for take out-I probably appeared lost as my dog was outside & I kept going in & out checking on him.

What a great experience. First time visiting this store location on Newbury Street and was amazed…read moreat the variety of nuts and Dubai chocolates at this location. I got another bag of coated almonds and cashews and since it was still a bit hot and humid in. Latin during June I hurriedly took my purchase back to my hotels so that the nuts stayed fresh and didn't melt. Staff was constantly refilling candy and nuts and they were nice and offered some recommendations. Even got to try a few samples. Overall great experience. Indoor ambiance was nice and inviting. Will be back soon!

This is such a fun and cool store with a variety of nuts, candies, and chips! I love that there is…read moreso many options. For the nuts for example, you can get different nuts in variety of flavors like spicy cashews, bbq pistachio, or everything cashew. If you want to switch it up, there are Dubai hazelnuts and pistachio covered macadamia which tasted amazing. They have different gift sets where you can fill the set with 6 or more varieties of nuts, candies, dried fruits, and chips. Service is excellent as staff members will let you sample some nuts so you can see what you like.

Glad I had the opportunity to attend this event via Yelp (also the media sponsor for the event)…read more For one night, under the roof of the Cyclorama - you'll find a majority of the South End restaurant powerhouses showcase their culinary skills to support a worthy cause "Aids Action Committee of MA". To top it off, unlimited wine from different regions to sample. The energy and vibe was awesome. All the volunteers I'd encountered were helpful and friendly. I had so much fun talking to the chefs and learning more about their restaurants. This was definitely a great way to get a sneak preview of the restaurants before booking dinner reservations. The restaurants were so generous with their portions and quantity. One cannot leave hungry and can even go back for seconds. Huge variety of options - fresh shucked oysters (Kitchen), thin crust pizza (Upper Crust), tuna and potatoe au gratin (Petit Robert Bistro), plaintain wrapped crabmeat/scallop (Orinoco), vegetable samosas (Mela), cupcakes (South End Buttery), whoopie pies (Flour Bakery) and chocolate chip cookies (Haley House Bakery). Aside from the food and wine tasting - there were other activities - silent auction, mystery gifts, wine ring toss and cooking demonstration (learned a couple tricks from Gordon Hamersley). Wrapped the night up with a mystery gift (6 bottles of wine from Whole Foods). Definitely looking forward to the next one!

When I originally went to this event through Yelp I didn't see anywhere to review. However, I still…read morewanted to throw my 2 cents into the ring for potential attendees next year. The set up was great, similar to many events at Cyclorama friendly volunteers beckoned you in applying wristbands, taking tickets and coats and eventually giving you a plate. I might also note that the plate had a wineglass holder built in. Genius. I hate awkward events where I need to eat and hold a wineglass. At first I was nervous that as a vegetarian I would have one, maybe two choices out of all the wonderful restaurants. Luckily as we worked our way around the options were plentiful and amazingly delicious. The restaurateurs (is that a real word?) were friendly and their presentation was amazing. The winner in my mind was Picco, which made a fantastic "Adult Ice Cream Float" with a tart cherry lambic and what seemed like the creamiest vanilla ice cream I have had in quite some time. There was a lot of opportunities to continue supporting Aids Action Committee, everything from games like the Wine Ring Toss to a silent auction. They also had chef's do cooking presentations (guess who learned that its not that hard to make mayo, this guy). The only downside of the evening was it seemed like the wine tasting people were giving me dirty looks every time I saddled up for a refill. All in all an amazing event with some amazing food from the South End. Thanks again for hooking it up Damien/Yelp!

Their gloucester location has a retail outlet. Not sure if this location is even open to the…read morepublic. NOT a restaurant,; this is a fish market.

always great service and have the meats i need, i which the close was a little longer, but, i can…read moreonly get there on my day off!!

Richie and his crew know my name and what I generally come for. No creepy, leering warehouse…read morestaff...just all friendly and involved. If there's a deal to be had, and it's something I'd normally be interested in, they always let you know. Great staff, great crew, great prices!

Smile from cheek to cheek. I met the owner at the farmers market and I ended up deciding to get the…read morewhite balsamic vinegar which I've never had before with Meyer lemon and a Greek olive oil. I just had a little salad with micro greens that are bitter,green pear,snap peas and green onions. Nothing fancy. I drizzled on my new products... OMG GAME CHANGER! Wow! It was like it was sweet. It was tart. It tasted like a Restaurant quality. I'm so thrilled that I get to have this as many times as I want thank you. I don't remember your name the owner but wow I hit the mother lode with this purchase never been so happy, eating a salad.

I stopped by this store one day this week since I happened to be in the area. Upon entering I was…read moreimmediately greeted by one of the owners, who was very welcoming and said to ask him if I had any questions. As the name implies, the store's speciality is olive oil, and you can sample a wide variety of oils and vinegars. If that's not your forte, don't worry because the store has plenty more to offer. I spent a long time just browsing the store because it's beautifully arranged. Even though it's fairly small, they make good use of the space. You can get locally made ice cream and honey, as well as kitchenware imported from all over the world. I found a very cute Christmas gift for my mom. There also sell cheeses, spices, teas, hot sauces - a lot more than I can list. Easily accessible whether you're driving or using public transit. There's street parking in many places along Beacon Street and the shop is right next to the Summit Avenue stop on the C branch of the Green Line.

Really great experience! The caviar is top notch and the service was excellent, Nicole in…read moreparticular was next level, friendly, professional, extremely knowledgeable and was attentive but unobtrusive weather your there for a tasting or just browsing to bring some home. The place itself has just a few tables for the in house tasting, the place is relaxing, and peaceful, the dark blue color scheme is really calming and feels like your in a place where you should beat g caviar and sipping tasty cocktails. Highly recommended!

Awesome caviar tasting experience! Really enjoyed the service and selection and atmosphere.read more

I stopped in to send a box of chocolates to my sister in SC for a late Mother's Day Gift…read more I love their chocolate it's delicious & they got it delivered in 2 days! I would go back! Thank you!

5 stars! A+++++ ! For item and store! Highly recommend! I…read morelove it so much I have it delivered not just to my mom in Boston but delivered to me In California. I'm obsessed. Especially a big thank you to Hannah! I appreciate the communication and help. You are awesome!

Owner's really great and he is super passionate about his work and everything. 10/10 for effort and…read morededication.