Finally I could find Peruvian ingredients. And they have a good variety of them and more Latin…read morefood and ingredients. I got a supply for some months. Definitely will return for more ... the only thing is a little far for me and difficult to park

They have every international food in store! Bought chocolinas and they even have dulce de leche!…read moreBunch of Yerba mate options and others. Definitely recommend:)

To reply to the comment left by Rose, you can't rate a store poorly because they don't sell an item…read moreyou want. That's not what the rating system is set up for. Out of stock, then maybe. Today was my second trip to Cheema. We went for the fresh meat, and some indian groceries. The wait for the meat was about fifteen minutes. In the mean time, the cashier gave my little boy a cold mango juice box to sip on at no charge. He also threw some seeds outside by the mailbox that Rose mentioned in her review to feed the birds, so my son can watch. Good people, reasonable prices, sounds like give stars. Parking on the street wasn't too bad. It's Boston afterall.

love this store -- they always have an amazing selection of fresh, delicious mango juice.read more

I love this place. It's been unlike most grocery stores in Boston as I feel that I have access to a…read morewhole lot more variety that what I'd see otherwise. It's clean, colorful, has that small market feel yet packed full with lots of items. You enter and there's a good selection of fruit, produce, cheeses from Europe, meats, caviar, fish, and lots more. Plus, they have a legit baked goods section with tasty treats and fantastic bread. The prices are pretty reasonable and I like supporting local business. Their beer selection is also great which I'm surprised they have beers most don't even carry.

I have been coming here for the last 18 years. Grew up in this store. They have a lot of good…read moreRussian food. Staff are great, all Russian. It seems small from the outside but is huge inside. I usually come here for Eastern-European dairy and deli products (Dadu ice cream + cirok, Kefir, Kielbasa, etc...) and russian candy/snacks. Love their Mors juice, this one is a hit here. Can't go wrong with sushki. The only thing is sometimes the produce, deli meats, and dairy products are not the freshest- just make sure to double check them before eating. They also have a lot of Russian premade dishes available for purchase. Some are okay like the olivee salad & vinaigrette salad, but I have had better meat blini, they are soggy & tasteless. It's just so nostalgic.

Everyone working here stared at me the whole time I was in here…read more Must be the Stare Market. Pretty cheap market in a pretty expensive neighborhood which has a pharmacy inside - which is a pretty good Pharmacy too. Definitely one of the better places to look for groceries in this area. Yeah it's not cheap but it's a lot cheaper than a lot of the alternatives and it's in a perfect area close to a lot of amazing food places too.

Absent management; customer service desk always vacant; no way to get groceries to your car;…read moreescalators always broken; out-of-date foods.

This is a great store, with lots of less-common items that my family likes to eat…read more However, my review today is about one cashier. I go there often, and EVERYONE there has been GREAT...except for this kid. I checked out my groceries around 11:45am today, 6/5/22. She didn't have a name tag on, so i will describe her: teenager, straight hair with lighter dyed front parts of her hair and multiple nose piercings. The person in front of me was an older lady, and after she cashed out, the lady had to ask the cashier to help bag her groceries. The cashier reluctantly started helping, but filled one bag with what looked like 20 cans, before the older lady asked her to not make the bags so heavy. The cashier let the older lady do most of the work. When it was my turn, a bagger appeared, Mohammed, and he was awesome. The cashier didn't say a word to him or to me the whole time, even though we both said hi to her. Then, the cashier started bagging some of my stuff, and actually put heavy boxes of drinks on top of chips. Mohammed did most of the work, excellently. After mashing multiple bags of chips, the cashier turned and sat in the thing that holds plastic bags. I have been a teacher for a long time, mostly at the high school level, and I have tremendous patience with teenagers. However, this girl does not (yet) have the maturity to work a job where she interacts with customers. Please do everyone a favor, and give her hours to one of the many hard-working employees at that store.

Great Star market location and a combined pharmacy in the store. Nice section of groceries and some…read moreprepared foods. The self checkout lines help to make getting in and out of the store a breeze. Ample parking in a neighborhood where parking is a little tight.

We recently stopped at this Trader Joe's for a bottle of wine for a get together and we found this…read moredelicious red blend called Tribunal. It was about $10 and it was really good....spicy with smooth notes but with a robust body. Great wine sold only at Trader Joe's, so grab one next time you are at one of their stores...you will love it....

I have lived near this store for the last year and a half and it is the main place where I grocery…read moreshop. I kid you not, every 1 out of 3 times you buy broccoli (florets or heads, does not matter) at this location the entire bag will not be usable because it is either covered in mold or there are worms in it. You will not be able to receive a refund for said inedible produce, regardless of who you try to contact. I can not imagine they pay any attention to what is put on the shelves so I would not trust any of the produce here. Just sad how often this is the case, at least at this location Pictured: Three particularly moldy "washed and ready to use" broccoli florets and hour after they were purchased. The entire bag is similar.

Good pizza! Seemed like a pretty normal Whole Foods otherwise. Bathrooms were hard to find but…read morepretty clean.

So frustrating! The prices at Whole Foods is already a scam in my opinion but I have needed to shop…read morethere occasionally since it's the closest grocery store to me. I went reluctantly and this is what I get. Over $2 for one (NON ORGANIC) red bell pepper and it's freaking molding inside!! I cannot stand whole foods it's just a fake boujee grocery store and no I won't be walking all the way over there in 90+ degree weather for a refund on my pepper but just be warned!

This very small supermarket has a tiny parking lot and the physical store is small. The biggest…read moredrawback to me is the super narrow aisles. Being so small, there is not a huge selection Too small Not enough product. In the future I will go to the whole foods 8 or 1p blocks away or a closeby shaws.

Longtime app user and loyal customer to this location. Not anymore…read more Today before grocery shopping I ask the front desk if I could exchange for $10 in quarters. She refuses but suggests a couple spots nearby that might be kind enough. Ok... I do my shopping and I'm checking out at self checkout. There are two employees standing there hanging out, not preparing bags, or anything useful. One comes over not to thank me for spending $100 on groceries today- But to eye my scanned groceries and then correct me that I had typed in the wrong type of tomatoes, presumably saving the store $00.30 or something. You'd think with as many nearby competitors Star Market has, they'd want to distinguish themselves in a good way, not a bad way. Looks like it's time to switch to Stop and Shop!

Improving! They're switching out the freezers for new ones, and reorganizing so that the noodles…read moreand tofu are in one area, and the meats are in another area of the store. Not sure why they insist on selling months-old fruit even in discount section, it's not a great look - yes, some can save, but at what cost? The vegetable section is good; things are trimmed, usually the leaves are fairly fresh. The noodle section is also excellent, with a variety of dried noodles from various cuisines. The sliced meats are mostly too fatty; need to select for better trims (for example for hot pot). The service and help is still difficult though; the workers aren't particularly helpful so you'll need to go through and find stuff yourself.

They got horribly disrespectful since previous manager retired. Except Spanish workers, they are…read moresweet. I miss previous! Except Taiwan : The hardest worker i know he is Taiwanese. Rest of Chinese guys are just unforgivably treating Spanish guys so wrong. Let's find better supernarket. How about Market Basket ? Spanish sweet workers can stay. Better price with great care of treating food and people !