Easiest 5 stars ive ever given. We were here for a raclette and fondue class that was after hours,…read moreso we were able to shop with no one else in the store!! I loved the cheese. Staff was so kind and answered all of our questions. I left with many many things of cheese! We tried the cookies and chocolates, some premade goods, some shelf-stable things, and of course, cheese. My one complaint was that they did not heat up raclette for us, rather gave us raclette cheese at room temperature. I think it wouldn't have been too much to ask for it to be cooked, since they were able to do that with the fondue. I wish there was a way to do the class without the wine pairing and save a few dollars... I would sign up much more often!!

My favorite neighborhood store with the best homemade scones ever. I also love that they fly in…read moreauthentic French bread from France. Everything tastes so fresh and homemade. It feels like you are shopping in your grandma's kitchen. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. So grateful to have this little gem in my neighborhood

Very charming wine and nibbles store! They do monthly free wine tastings where you get to try up to…read more12 different wines (first Friday, 5-7pm), explained by people who know and are passionate about the humble grape; my palate isn't great when it comes to wine but I do appreciate the samples of cheese and meat they put out as well. Besides wine, they also have other alcohol (sake, beer), a ton of cheeses, crackers, everything to assemble your own charcuterie board, including yuzu olive oil! I'll have to come back and try their deli counter, their grilled cheese sandwiches looked amazing.

Super cute store and very passionate, friendly staff. We ordered 11 sandwiches and 2 salads for a…read moresmall lunch party. The prices are VERY steep (this ran us ~$250 with tip), but the quality is there. The bread is delicious. Everything is crafted with love. Would love to come back and chat cheese and wine on a rainy afternoon and leave with something I never would've picked myself. So this probably isn't a weekly visit type of place budget-wise, but you're definitely in good hands when you go.

I stopped in because I thought I was gonna grab me a box of cut waters into my surprise. They did…read morenot have it while I was looking around. I noticed they had a deli me and my daughter we were starving so I grabbed what I thought I seen was the Italian combo and men let me say I was very impressed using when you get an Italian it's always messy and kinda ugly looking, but when I opened it, I could not believe how extremely pretty it was and it was a really good amount of meat in it, but I always dread getting an Italian sandwich because it's always so messy, but this sandwich was made very, very pretty and surprisingly I ate 1/2 and could not eat the other very impressed when I go to another appointment I will definitely come back. I do wish they had a softer bread, but this bread wasn't bad.

I work nearby so it's my go to sandwich place on a regular basis. Always friendly staff and…read moremanagement and extremely helpful. So grateful to have them in my neighborhood!

I always stop into Cardullo's whenever I'm in Cambridge. For a foodie like me it's a joy with…read morecandy, teas,chocolates and wines from all over the world. It's not a big store, but it has a really big selection. Need some marzipan from Lubeck? Need some champagne from France? Need a sandwich with some blue cheese from Denmark? They got you! Cardullo 's is a great place to pick up gourmet treats for gifts for anyone especially yourself.

This is a fun shop with various imported and local goods! From the outside I always thought they…read morewere just a shop until I saw people eating sandwiches in their outdoor tables one day. We decided to try some of their cold sandwiches on a very hot day. We got the Italian ($14.99) and pera insulata & prosciutto ($13.99). The sandwiches are not cheap but they are quite hefty. Two of us shared both sandwiches and were extremely stuffed afterwards. The bread they use is chewy, flavorful, and holds onto the sauces very well. Both sandwiches had a good portion of both meat and cheese. The fillings were kind of slippery though, so these are definitely sandwiches you want to eat while sitting down.

Great local place with friendly service! Along with great meat, you can pick up produce and treats…read morefrom other local businesses too

I have in the past shopped only at Savenor's. Since reaching 83 years old everything is more…read moredifficult and I am very happy to see Savenor's on Kirkland St has a website! However I am having difficulty viewing photos of Christmas meats. Believe me if you want quality and remember Julia Child shopped here, you are a fan!

Those who complain about Whole Foods because it's expensive frustrate me. Yes, it's more expensive…read more But that's because the food is higher quality than anywhere else. And the selection for high quality foods is better than anywhere else. And it's available immediately, ie you don't have to wait two days. This location is fine. It's not one of the bigger/newer ones, but it is always well maintained and the staff are friendly.

What happened to this place? I haven't been in a while and decided to stop by, and the whole…read moreexperience at this WF is just sad, almost apocalyptic. The lights are dim. The produce is soggy (parsley), brown (romaine lettuce), or molding and straight up rotting (berries). The incredible price markup is just the soggy cherry on top. Feels like the shelf stable stuff is half out, like it was during the pandemic. I could only find one kind of plain old milk chocolate bar in the chocolate section. Organic onions in a different aisle from regular onions, but not so for avocados, leading to confused mendicants wandering about. The stars are for the staff who are the only good and normal part of the place. By the end, I felt as wilted and bewildered as the greens section.

I rarely rate anything above a three, but if you're a macaroni fellow fan as I, you should genuinly…read moreenjoy Nancy's macaroni n' cheese. The macaroni itself was simply splendid, it was made in an old fashioned vase, cooked just a little burnt, and made with a very cheesy, very fine graded cheese sauce. It was scrumptious. I give my compliments to the chef.

Honestly, looking at the reviews for this store, I am thoroughly shocked. I have been shopping at…read morethis store for the last 10 years and, I am pleased to report that this store has only continued to exceed my expectations. I can't see why anyone is complaining, as every time I shop at this store - which is very often - I am astounded by the clear care and dedication that the employees have, along with the incredible food service I know i will receive every time I walk through the door. While the store may be on the smaller side, it is completely made up for by the kind and helpful energy that permeates through the store, along with the festival displays all throughout the store. I really can't express just how shocked I am by the comments and reviews that this location has received.

Went to use Amazon Return. Customer Service referred me to the Amazon counter where I was told they…read morewere closed and to use the machine, which told me to use the counter. This was my first visit to this awful store and will be my last.

Nice store. Visiting from out of town and needed lunch for my gluten free wife. Appreciate the well…read morelabeled prepared food bar with allergens clearly listed. Seating area was clean and bright. Cashier smiling and friendly. Glad we stopped.

Tasty potato salad. But would be better -& just as tasty- with LESS I'm mayo!!…read moreSince this store never has enough baggers, Bezos should pay us to bag our groceries

Went to wine tasting and thoroughly enjoyed myself. Knowledge of educator and gracious presentation…read moreof wines A+

I used to work across the parking lot from Winestone, which I thought would be really convenient…read more The staff is friendly, and they host frequent tastings (all day Saturdays)...bummer I was always working and couldn't partake. I'm not a wine snob, but I got some okay bottles (Riojas and Temparanillos stick out in my mind) for under $20. With a wine-vending grocery store right next to my apartment and Trader Joe's boasting tasty reds under $10, though, there's not much of a draw for me to hit a boutique wine shop. I can imagine getting there and parking could be a hassle too.