I attended the butcher class. So informative. Really friendly and knowledgeable staff. Beer and…read moresparkling water while watching the class. Got to take home some goodies as well:) Will definitely return! Lots of spices and sauces available in store as well. Some dairy products as well.

Walden Local is a fantastic neighborhood butcher shop with friendly and knowledgeable experts. They…read morehave great customer service, and I've been a loyal customer for years! Strongly recommend to any one looking for the best quality meat in Boston to feed themselves, their friends or their family.

My mom love this place for a reasonably priced fresh chicken!! She got two big yellow chicken "…read moreyellow oil chicken " in Chinese. The place was a little stinky, but you can order your chicken through a little open window and there was a picture of different chicken you can pick from. The chicken are all de feathered and gutted. They gave us the chicken heart, liver and kidney too. A decent size chicken was around $18 dollars if I remember correctly anyway, it would be less than $20. This was back in October 2021. Perhaps 2022, the price might have gone up like everything else.

Quick easy access to fresh poultry killed on the spot for your consumption (or whatever else you…read morewant to do with the chicken). I would say prices are generally $13+ with some variation depending on the size and type you ask for. Location is super convenient as it's smack dab in the center so us city folks can have fresh chicken whenever; what's not to love? (Except if you're vegetarian/vegan of course, you'd hate this place).

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!

Fun luxe grocery shop. Found a small round loaf to accompany dinner. Tasty produce and premade…read morequinoa, too.

Whenever I get off the MBTA Washington Crossing I make an effort to go in and find a treat or…read morebeverage to grab! Has found to be fully stocked organized and plenty of employees around to help! They do need better security that works as security and not on their phones unaware of their surroundings and protect all of us and items around!

Went here this week and had a pleasurable experience. There was a wide selection of cheeses with…read moreknowledgeable staff that were able to identify the taste pairings of the cheese. The sandwiches were also amazing, with great customization available with the breads and toppings that had. Overall, the store was very clean, neat and organized, with a wide selection of wines, cheeses, food, and snacks, and we will definitely be coming back our next trip to boston

Awesome shop! This place was right across the street from our hotel so I came here a couple times…read moreduring my trip. Service was amazing. The guy working there helped us pick out a couple different wines, cheeses, and snacks. They sell a large variety of products.

Whole Foods in South End/Ink Block is probably one of my favorite locations to go to!…read moreI love that they have a (free) LARGE parking lot. This is unlike the one on Cambridge St by MGH, as that one is a paid parking lot. Now, the reason why I love this location so much is simply because it is humongous! Seriously. I could spend hours at this Whole Foods and not get tired at all. Bakery section, deli, hot foods, liquor... amazing. Also, very organized in here and never had a bad experience shopping here. Produce is always very fresh and remember to always check what deals they're having. Pricier market but they do have sales. Love, love, LOVE the cakes! Especially the berry chantilly! Their cakes are not too sweet and very moist.

Huge selection, if you can get through the parking lot. Often out of south end staples like cottage…read morecheese and some other cheeses. Their vegan fast food station leaves me with stomach aches, but other than that it's decent. Do not get the falafel at the hot bar. It's dry and hard as a rock, it looks like it hasn't been cooked through. Sushi is actually very expensive at 9 or 10$ for the vegetable rolls. Why wouldn't I go to an actual restaurant and get it there? I wonder. I wish this Whole Foods had good fresh pizza like the one in Beverly. Oh wait. That one is sinking into the ground because they built it on top of a marsh....

The lobster roll was really mayo heavy but loaded with lobster chunks. The Mac and cheese tasted…read morelike a cheesy lobster bisque also with lots of lobster chunks. The clam chowder was creamy and flavorful. And the crab cake was my favorite. Service was ok.

First lobster roll I've ever had, got both the hot and cold to try. First off I know it's lobster…read morebut for just two sandwiches it was close to $90 regular sized for both. Not to say it wasn't bad but I can tell why so many locals told me they don't actually eat lobster rolls and rather make/boil lobster at home. For reference I ate an entire ayca seafood with lobster oysters and crab in nyc for that price. I cannot find a way that justifies the insane price. Still good but idk if I'll go try more anytime soon.

Bought this sauce on a whim at a local market. Was super impressed, delicious! Will definitely…read morepurchase again!

From the owner: Homemade marinara sauce made with authentic Italian flavors and only the freshest, premium…read moreingredients. Serve with your favorite pasta, dip with bread, use for homemade pizza or better yet, eat it by the spoonful. We are a family owned business and our marinara recipe has been family loved for over 30 years!

I spent a Sunday Funday here while visiting family and visited this place for a snack prior to…read moreenjoying our afternoon at museum next door. Parking: discount Sunday parking across the street. The store has delightful samples and kitchen items for sale. The cafe in the shop sells select items. I bought a variety of drinks and clam chowder, which was good, not great, but good. I did not get helpful feelings from staff at cafe section as a staff member asked the younger staff member to help me. Suggestion to staff to greet all customers who want to shop and enjoy/grab a coffee and relax in cafe seating area next door. The seating area next door was great for families with young children. I do plan to visit their website as I am looking for kitchen and home decor.

Great place for condiments, jams, baking supplies, and salad dressings. Can never leave this store…read morewithout a bag full.

Fantastic dinner! Super cozy small space, just has a cool vibe. Service was fantastic, our…read morewaitresses recommendations were all fantastic. My wife and I split the ensalata, the sopprasetta pizza, the carbonara and cavatelli. All of it was fantastic, pasta was as good as we had on our recent trip to Italy. Incredibly impressed

Really cute place in the south end. Perfect for a summer evening. It was very much tapas style with…read morea lot of seafood options. They were good about letting me know which dishes I could and couldn't eat with my gluten allergy. They make gluten free pasta but no gluten free pizza. I will say the drinks weren't that good for their price point.