This is an urban bodega that caters to all walks of life. It's both a spot to grab a snack and a…read morepop before or after work and a glorified liquor and tobacco store. It's showing it's age somewhat -- the floors could simply be retiled to greatly increase the vibe of the place. That and if they fix/replace the coolers that don't keep cold drinks cold and add some better hot food options and this place would be ready to serve downtown for many more years to come.

Was buying smokes there for the past couple of months. Typically dealt with the female Asian lady…read morewho I found was overcharging me. I did not know that until I started buying through one of the wonderful Ethiopian gentlemen. Price points for the same product, and same quantity were considerably different from two different cashiers.

Was in the Old market area with friends, so I thought I would give this location a shot. They have…read moretons of food, drinks, and snack options. I was in a tea mood, so I got matcha with a shot of strawberry puree. My drink was both creamy and sweet which is what you expect in high quality matcha. Their drinks come with oat milk but you can change that upon request. What I really like about this Godega Market location is that it's intertwined with the Old Market Passageway. It's just a cute spot with tons of history and delicious restaurants nearby. Perfect for a quick drink right before a meal. This location also has tons of outdoor seating and some indoor seating as well. Definitely my favorite location versus the one in Aksarben. Can't wait to be back!

Clean front seating and entrance with a warm and sunny disposition from the staff. The lavender…read morelatte spot o. Delicious and you can pickup all kinds of grocery staples

For a downtown grocery/convenience store, this is a great little spot…read more Nice selection of items at generally reasonable prices. Sometimes a little higher than you would find at a larger supermarket...but you won't find a larger supermarket in this part of town! It's in the Brandeis Building, and to not distract from the majesty, the signage is kept small and vague, so you may not realize the Dollar General goodness available here. I have noticed a few expired items on the shelves, thus the 4-star review.

Popped into this DG this morning to check out if it's really as good as reported…read more It is. I have shopped DG stores in several states. I usually find them well stocked, moderately clean and with boxes of of merch waiting to be stocked. The staff feels hurried and disinterested. This store is a refreshing upgrade. Shelves look great and the store feels bright and clean. The staff is friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back.

We love this place so much. I've never been here and not…read moreloved it. My wife and I enjoy the fact that the portions are large enough on most main dishes to share and then you can wonder around The Old Market and enjoy a relaxing night.

Service is absolutely awful. Owners don't care, because they know they don't have much competition…read more We'd been going there for years. But we had such a rude waitress recently. Very slow, gave me curt answers when l asked anything. I requested bread and she snapped, "It'll come with your food." She was very dismissive and combative. Never again!

This space was relatively clean. There were some items I was looking for but couldn't find but I…read morewas able to find something else.

Dear @Walgreens, You…read moresay you care about your employees. What I've personally witnessed tells a different story. I've witnessed employees assaulted by customers. I've witnessed employees assaulted by coworkers who remained employed afterward. I've witnessed stores left with a single employee to run the floor, even though robberies and emergencies happen. You claim theft is hurting your business, yet I've watched used makeup accepted for return. I've watched open food refunded. I've watched broken jewelry refunded after a customer admitted she wore it until it broke. At the same time, food that is still safe to eat is pulled from shelves and thrown into the dumpster instead of being donated to people who need it. Then there are the hours. Hiring someone as "full-time" means nothing if they're scheduled 12 hours a week. People can't pay rent, buy groceries, afford medications, or support their families on promises. Many Walgreens employees work two or three jobs just to survive. Your employees deserve safe workplaces. They deserve adequate staffing. They deserve consistent hours. They deserve policies that value people over waste. Stop talking about caring for your employees and start proving it. #Walgreens #RetailWorkers #WorkplaceSafety #Retail #WorkersRights

Not the cleanest or highest end stop but it gets the job done. Snacks and fresh food served,…read morerestrooms with no lines, anything you would need for a quick stop right off the highway.

Twice I have endured their slow pumps, only to have to waste even more time by going inside to get…read morea receipt because the credit card receipt printer at the pump didn't work. So this time I asked the clerk -- do the receipt printers work at all, or am I just unlucky enough to always arrive when they're out of tape? Nope, they don't work, she told me. Come on -- what's the point of paying outside if you have to go inside to get your receipt?!? You'd have to be crazy (or running dangerously low on gas) to want to go here. I certainly won't be back, even though it's close to home.

Since when does anyone who has a mug or is friends with the staff get their fountain drinks for…read morefree when I have to pay $2.39 for my large fountain drink everytime while everyone else just walks out and says thank you and doesn't pay and they allow pets in the store that aren't service animals which is health code violation considering they have hot food for sale and a sign clearly posted service animals only

Looked forward to eating this ice cream all day. Turns out it's expired, freezer burned and has an…read moreunidentifiable discoloration. Kinda pissed now. Just three weeks ago I got burned by some foul milk that caused a somewhat regrettable outcome. This all takes me back to when I heard about dipshits wanting $15 an hour to do bullshit they already can't do right. Guess I'll just drop trash in their parking lot until I feel the awesome employees have earned back the $10 I've spent on spoiled food.