If you are in Fall River and looking to stock up on tasty Portuguese foods you can go to Portugalia…read moreif you want trendy, but go to Amaral's if you want delicious things at a great price without the fuss. The rotisserie chicken that they have on Saturdays is delicious, even my picky eating five year old was all about it. I also love their marinade that they have at their meat counter, it's like a piri piri/chorizo sauce. You can buy meat already marinating in it or a container of it for undere $2. You just have to ask at the meat counter. I also like to stock up on my Azores butter here. The cheese counter is a lovely sight. My aunt loves the St Jorge cheese. They cut it right off of the wheel for you. I'm obsessed with the fresh cheese that they carry from Manny's Dairy Farm. The large container generally does not last the weekend once my husband and I dig into it. Like fresh mozzarella, but better. The piece de resistance for me is their Portuguese corn bread-- broa. If you've never had it, it's a corn and rye bread (not at all like Southern cornbread). When you are headed to the checkout here they have it towards the front. I don't know if it's like this everyday, but on Saturday mornings it is literally still hot when you grab one. Super fresh and super delicious. It's the perfect compliment to that fresh cheese! Overall a solid supermarket with great items.

Nice selection of Portuguese wine ( and other Portuguese foods). Also, they have St Jorge cheese…read morewhich I like a lot. Banana selection wasn't good on the day I was there.

The prepared foods are amazing! I have been ordering Cubano sandwiches from them for over 15 years!…read moreThe sandwiches are huge and are super affordable. I've been thinking about them for weeks, and decided to pop on yelp and write a review. I'll definitely be in for a sandwich sometime in the next week!

This is a bodega that sell fresh produce and amazingly cooked food. I usually stop in to grab a…read morequick bite to eat for lunch since its around the corner from Branch avenue. Once you walk in, you head to the back of the store and there is a little cafeteria style set up of fresh hot spanish (Dominican/Puerto Rican style) dishes and fritura. On a regular day you will find, Arroz con grandules (Rice and peas), White rice, Moro (RIce and Beans Mixed) Sometimes the rice contains meat, sometimes it contains vegetables. For proteins the options are usually, Pollo Guisado, Chuleta Guisado, and Carne Guisade (stewed chicken, stewed pork chops, stewed beef) Fried pork chops, grilled chicken, bacalao (stewed cod with tomatoes and potatoes). For Fritura there are Pastelitos (empanadas, beef, chicken, or ham and cheese), Kipes, Beef Patties, Bollita de Yuca and the list goes on. I literally eat almost any everything on this menu, the portions are huge as you can can a $3, $5, $7 plate and the $7 will feed three moderately hungry people. Food is clean and full of amazing flavor at a bargain. Staff is friendly and will explain anythin necessary if you arent used to this kind of food.

Came to try their mangonada. Street parking. This grocery store + restaurant combo seems very old…read moreschool. Walking in feels like I walked back into the late 1990s, which is not necessarily a bad thing. There's just something about it, from the layout of the store to the staff and the general vibe. Anyways, it was my first time trying mangonada and I personally was not impressed but I had friends that liked it. The mangos wasn't ripe and it tasted like they had pineapples in it instead of mangos. I wasn't a fan of the sweet and savory taste of it. It had a bit of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy at the same time, which was not my jam. But if you are into that, this may be for you. Hope that helps.

This place is the real deal. Mexican with all authentic food. Baskets with assorted dried peppers,…read morevarious corn tortillas. I ordered some tamales Mexican and Guatemalan style. Not everyone speaks English. I actually ordered on Facebook with ease, and there was someone who spoke English and translated when I picked up though I'm sure we could've gotten by. I'm really looking forward to trying their tacos. They have a small area you can eat in, or you can get take out. I saw someone else eating there and they looked great. And they had the house made red and green hot sauces.

5 Stars for a shop that has so much more than oils and vinegar!…read more Steve welcomed us in as we went straight for the shelf of specialty pantry items. Vegan mini mart? Yes, plz! We had everything we needed for martinis and were on the search for good olives when Steve offered us samples of the garlic stuffed olives they carry (in a beautiful glass jar that I'll reuse for salad dressings!). They had several variations of these specialty olives, but we grabbed the garlic ones (only $10 for a big jar!). We also got to try their watermelon vinegar and I'll definitely be back to snag a bottle to enhance my salads, cocktails, and heck- I'd drizzle this over a vanilla ice cream any day! They have a huge variety and you can taste them all before picking a size bottle to fill. Lastly, it's worth mentioning that they are dog friendly.

A wide variety of product. The staff members were very helpful and explained several items in…read moredetail. Stop by and check them out

Only 4 stars because I've only been there once. I'll have to try more before I go all in…read more We went here on the promise of fresh, homemade tortillas and that's exactly what we got, hot of the grill, made with love. They we amazing and outstanding. They make three kinds of fresh white cheese. We got the plain and it is outstanding! The proper crumbly texture, very fresh and not too salty. This will be a regular thing. Oh and the homemade chorizo - incredible. Lean and flavorful, another thing I may not be able to do without. We didn't try the other prepared foods, but everything looked fantastic. Easy on and off route 6. Don't let Hartford Ave. scare you, it's all good.

Great fresh, hand made tortillas. They're also a great price. I think they are 5 for $1. Cash only.read more

This market has everything you need to make an Asian cuisine. They used to sell iceys in the summer…read morebut I haven't seen them do that in a while. They are very helpful if you need something. They even helped me bring my box out to the car. My go to Asian market !

Stopped in for some homemade fresh spring rolls on Saturday…read more They are the best I've ever had Anywhere in this state. The staff was very welcoming and informative. Will definitely retur.

Wall to wall m, floor to ceiling this place had it all. Deli, cold soft drinks, baked goods, James,…read morespices m, soup mixes, lots of sweets, pretty every type of polish product you need. Great prices

If you love Polish comfort food, come to Polonia. Hard to source cold cuts and many types of…read moreSmokey sausages and kielbasa. Service is great and the owners and family are so helpful. It's cramped space so it can be a little overwhelming at first, but the selection of polish staple goods is unbeatable. Treat yourself and go there to get something delicious for the grill this weekend.

It's not as big and expansive and well-known as Patel Bros., but you can get pretty much everything…read moreyou want or need for your curries and masalas. Except not much fresh veggies - at least on this visit. And if you don't feel like cooking, they have plenty of ready-to-eat options as well as fresh homemade samosas (vegetarian and chicken versions). Well worth a visit!

Oh my ganesha! I finally have somewhere to stock up on my favorite Indian foods and cooking…read moreingredients. This market is clean and well stocked. They have dozens of different types of rice, all the specialty flours you could ever need for your Indian cooking like chickpea flour, amaranth, soy flour, chapati flour mix and more. There are shelf stable grocery items like snacks, canned goods, dried noodle meals, candies, cooking oils and more. Then you have ALL THE SPICES. Little bags, big bags, whole seed or ground options. There are pure spices or you can get spice blends like garam masala and tikka seasoning. They have a small selection of fresh vegetable and produce including onions, potatoes, chilies, okra, long beans....and more. There is a refrigerated section and a frozen section where you can find paneer, yogurt, bottled lassis, prepared naan and chapati and rotis. They also have frozen, ready to heat meals and appetizers. And if you're really into Indian cuisine at home, they have all the essential cooking utensils and serving dishes available as well. Seriously, it's really good and worth the drive from out of town!