This is a small supermarket in the heart of Back Bay. Being part of the Albertson's and Shaw's…read moregroup, they participate in their rewards program. We went in to get some protein shakes and they had a good selection of them. As other supermarkets, they had a prepared food section, produce, frozen food aisle, etc. The store was a bit more crampled than a regular supermarket as they have to do with the smaller inner city footprint.

Visiting family on the East Coast--the donuts were worth going out of the way for…read more Can't say much about service or atmosphere since I didn't shop there... and if I did, it must've gone well--I don't remember otherwise.

Amazing experience at world's smallest Trader Joe's! It's so great to shop while being in line at…read morethe same time!

Might be the smallest Trader Joe's I've been to but it still had what I needed!!! Found some…read moreyummy treats to enjoy!! Thank you

delucas market is a cute grocery & deli on newbury street, filled with unique items and great…read moresandwiches. they always have a huge line for their sandwiches, and they have a huge menu of options, or you can get it customized. although the line is long, it only took less than 10 minutes to get through even though it wrapped around the store. i went for a honey turkey on sourdough since they were out of rye, and it was delicious. turkey on sourdough sandwich 9/10 i'm inclined to try more of their specialty grocery items. they do a great job of organizing a small market. ambiance 4.8/5 food: 4.5/5 service: 4.5/5 delucas market: 4.6/5

One of the yummiest sandwiches I've ever had!!! Got a turkey with pepper jack, tomato, lettuce,…read moreroasted red peppers, pickled onions, pickles,Dijon and mayo. Service was great and the market was so cute

We come here ALL the time! Food is great, service very good…read more Gelato is a good way to finish our meal!! Alex & Luisa are fantastic in making sure everything is good. Highly recommend!

I haven't seen an EatLy since my trip to Rome! This brought…read moreback some wonderful memories! All of the food is imported, in every speciality department. The gelato was fantastic! I got a coffee mini cone. I already ate, but the speciality foods looked great! I would definitely come back! The imported cheese section was the best!

We like this Whole foods market- it has everything from produce to breads to prepared foods…read more I especially like the prepared foods - the soups are good for lunches. I would like to see more variety in the hot foods bar - especially because we always come here on Saturday and it's the same dishes. I understand they probably have a rotating menu so each day probably has a different selection but since we only come on Saturday it's pretty much the same every Saturday. Please change out the menu. Yesterday they even had some cut up oranges for free samples and that was great!! You get to try the fruit before buying- I mean you generally can't go wrong with cuties but still I thought this was a nice touch!! Loved it! Now that they have so many more self service checkout stations it's great! The space is also more efficient now. Their service is good too - they have someone there to quickly help if necessary. I like the green bananas as I like to buy them that way so they ripen over the next few days and can be eaten while yellow before they become sad lol! Overall we like this store - would like to see more selection/ rotation of menu in the hot bar!

Many years ago, I was an owner of a potato company that started in the north end of Boston. It was…read morea beautiful product , tasted great, and was packaged very well. We took pride in the fact that we used peanut oil to cook our chips in what was known as the Hawaiian style, is this was in opposition to the oil our nearest competitor used - cotton seed oil, which is actually industrial byproduct of manufacturing cotton for clothing. We thought Whole Foods would really love our chips and I was really disappointed when we were told that you wouldn't sell our product in your stores because our peanut oil was not cold pressed. Roll forward to the present . i'm shopping for groceries in what was then the newest store, the Whole Foods on Central Street in Jamaica Plain. I was looking at the bulk chocolate that was wrapped in clear plastic wrap, and I happen to glance at the ingredients. There, clearly marked for the whole world to see, what is the fact that the chocolate bar can change genetically modified to organisms. Yikes! I put the bar back and immediately remembered what had happened "back in the day" when Whole Foods had a very strict standard about what they would and would not sell. I was shocked and disappointed. I didn't bother to say anything to anybody because frankly, nobody gives a shit. But I have it upon yelp and even though this is about the Westland Avenue market, I thought I would tell the story. It is definitely a narrative that tells the story of our country. There was a time when people really cared. They had standards, and even though Whole Foods standards prevented me making what would be a very big sale for a product I believed in, I understood. And respected the stories decision not to accept our product, even though I personally felt that it was a little over the top. And now? You're selling a product that has what some will consider could be one of the very worst aspects of the ever expanding catalog of what Michael Palin calls, "food like substances". I would like to see that product remove from all the stores everywhere. It is sorry reminder of how far we have fallen.

This is an upscale convenience store on Columbus in the Back Bay section of Boston…read more They have lots of deli meats and cheeses, prepared foods, groceries, drinks, etc. They have a small produce area that has the basic fruits and vegetables. The guy behind the counter was friendly and helpful when I asked a question.

The service is amazing! They take suggestions into consideratio, being open to change. Prices are a…read morebit on the high side, but their variety is incredible for such a small comment. Neighborhood store. Lincoln is particularly great!

Fresh ingredients for stellar sandwiches. Staff at the deli and cashier every pleasant , allowed me…read moreto customize my sandwich. Quick and friendly , large portions, delicious. Lots of bread/wrap options, vegetarian, vegan, gluten free sensitive. Specially foods, spreads, chips, drinks well stocked. Clean interior and contemporary design. Street parking not far from location. If you're in the area stop by for lunch , it won't disappoint. I think they have wine and beer also available.

I was treated badly. It was my firs time there. I went to buy a couple of food items. I tried…read moreordering a Mediterranean style sandwich in the menu and the guy who works there preparing the sandwiches insulted me for no reason. I could not believe it. Never have been treated that way. If he was having a bad day, he should have stayed at home. Why would I want to keep spending money there? If I could give it 10 negative stars, I would. I'm not going back there as long as the rude sandwich guy works there. If you happen to visit there, remind the rude sandwich guy to treat his customers better.

I've been living in Back Bay for 15 years... And we needed…read morethis Trader Joe's the whole time! We do have a Trader Joe's, about 3/4 of a mile away on Boylston Street. But, 3/4 of a mile is a long way to walk with heavy bags of groceries. Their staff is extraordinarily helpful and friendly. They always make you feel welcome THE DEAL: Trader Joe's' offerings are ever changing seasonally. So, if you find something you like...STOCK UP!

Visiting Trader Joe's on Boylston was a real highlight of my day. The store is a great size -- big…read moreenough to explore but not overwhelming -- and each aisle is full of interesting finds. The flower section especially stood out: beautifully arranged, fresh, and thoughtfully put together. I'm not usually a frozen food eater, but friends have been encouraging me to give Trader Joe's frozen options a shot -- and I'm glad I finally did. I took the risk, and I don't regret it at all. Their frozen meals have a great flavor balance, and I rarely have to add much (if any) extra seasoning. That's a huge win for convenience and taste. The staff here are friendly, approachable, and even funny -- whether you catch them on the phone or in person, they bring good energy to the store. The one downside is the checkout area. Because of the layout, it's not always clear where to line up, and there isn't much space for items to be packed. One time, a few things I paid for were placed off to the side and didn't make it into my bags. So now I double-check before leaving to make sure I've got everything. As for parking: they don't validate, and it's street parking only. That said, both times I visited, I was able to grab a spot right out front -- but definitely go in prepared for the possibility that parking might be tricky. All in all, I'd absolutely come back -- great selection, strong frozen food game, and an overall pleasant shopping experience.

If you realize you're in a fake version of this market, that's not the Symphony, that's a…read moreSym-phoney. Pretty good Market as far as markets go if you want to get some cheap water and other goodies. A lot cheaper than some of the other places around here and not nearly as much of a rip-off as a lot of convenience stores in Boston and especially New York City. Very conveniently located just like your mother's brothel.

I haven't been here in awhile but this places has everything, highly recommend plus if I remember…read moreright they're open 24hours

Okay this is a first visit into the place in person but I myself admit that it was worth it plus…read morepeople were friendly, able to assist me right away because they knew I was green (fresh) but I have to say they are top notch people knowledgeable about everything food angles & okay maybe I should have just ate there after paying but it was a note for future & that has a darn buffet in the joint. WOW!

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....