excellent deli department and sausages,but prepared food tends to be salty although does stay hot…read moreif you buy it that way.

Came here a few times to get some Russian ingredients. I became found of ; after dating a Russian…read moreguy . They are very friendly here . It's a middle size little grocery store . Parking is difficult but manageable. Prices are ok .

I love this place. Sure, I know I'd like it more if I was familiar with the variety of products but…read morethat is what makes it what it is! So many of the stores are so "bland American". I feel like I traveled across the world being in this story. A different environment, scene, setting, service, and colors. The presentation of the store is colorful, very clean, and has that village-like feel. It's cheery to walk thru, even if you're not buying anything. From their candy and sweets, to bread, to deli meats, and other items. For those who leave a 3 or less, I'm assuming it's to be with "they don't have M&Ms, Coca-Cola, Lays potato chips, etc." and good, because it wasn't designed that way. Otherwise, folks can go to 7-Eleven and small, sketchy convenience stores. For me, it's great seeing cultural preservation and truly international products. They owner(s) are doing a great job and hope they keep this precious store as a local gem.

good selection soda…read morecookies candy medicine pickles veg spread tea better than the ones in Lynn but not as good as the one in Cambridge called Bazaar

Great Deli service - We had wonderful help. We enjoyed our time there. They have fresh made…read morepirogies, and more. They have a great deli section.

Everything is always fresh & delicious. The paczek (big round donuts) sell out fast. If they do…read morehave any I highly recommend grabbing at least one of each. The staff are always friendly & speak English not just Polish. 10/10

This is one of those mythical convenience stores with a hidden gem in the back…read more Don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking the convenience store. They have convenience store stuff (including wine and beer), which is always nice. The guy working there (who I presume is the owner) is very friendly and very helpful. But definitely don't sleep on the food. Empenadas up front, sandwiches in the back. Arguably the best Cuban sandwich I've had in Cambridge. It's real food too; they're not just opening packages, assembling, and heating. Gustazo's has NOTHING on Wonderful Mart! There are even a couple tables outside to enjoy your lunch.

The only place to get your Italian imports! I stumbled upon this place online and I have family…read morefrom the area so I have no idea how we missed this gem!!! The owner is exactly what you want, she's warm and helpful. We decided to go down for some bread and check out the cold cuts... We left with a bit more haha. Every deli meat we bought they had us try a piece first. We had espresso they gave us as we did. Everything couldn't be better. Get the mortadella with pistachio if you're smart. All of the cold cuts are fresh and beautiful! We got mortadella, sopressata, capicola and provolone. They have real guanciale which made us excited because it's hard to find to make carbonara! We bought arincini too.

Go-to place for imported Italian goods in the greater Boston area at a very fair price. Very…read morepersonable and friendly owner and staff make the shopping experience a pleasure. Variety of products ranges from dry pasta, cookies and coffee, gluten free products, breakfast items, drinks, frozen foods, laundry and home products. Convenient parking out front and on the side. Italimport is well stocked, friendly, and values the importance of showcasing the Italian culture to the greater Boston area. As an Italian, it has been a wonderful find and home away from home.

Via Latina is a Brazilian grocery and non-Brazilian sandwich shop on Main Street in Waltham, a bit…read moreeast of the main stretch of restaurants. Ingredients for the subs are top notch, and the subs are large and well priced. The sandwich board lists a variety of creative combinations, including a good cubano. The most exciting one for me is called the North Ender, but is really a muffaletta. I love muffaletta but it is sadly hard to find even a bad one this far north of New Orleans. The muffaletta here is outstanding, with a family recipe for the olive salad that's every bit as good as the one at Central Grocery in NOLA.

The sandwiches and pizza at this store are now at the Food Express counter in the store. I wrote a…read morereview for the Food Express here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/food-express-pizza-and-deli-at-via-latina-waltham. Now a word about the store. I love fresh Portuguese sausages, sweet rolls, cheese rolls and dulce de leche candies. You'll find all of this and more at via Latina. One of my favorite sodas is Guarana Brazilia and they've got it! If you're a lover of Brazilian grocery items, meats and snacks, you don't need to drive to Fall River or East Providence. Via Latina is conveniently located on Main Street and you can't go wrong!

" yummy " Yummy describes my overall experience here …read more The service is welcoming and friendly. The vibe is fantastic. Definitely an overall yummy cultural experience as well . Prices are fare . Parking is street or a small parking they have so no worries.

Not pet friendly and no service dogs allowed either. Didn't allow me to carry my pup eitherread more

I love Persian food almost as much as I love Korean food. After blowing large sums of cash at…read moreMolana's Restaurant (the best Persian food in Boston), I finally decided to make some of the stuff myself. But where the heck was I going to get Persian cucumbers? The answer is Super Hero's. No joke. I think I've passed this place hundreds of times, but I had no idea it was a Persian market. Maybe I never noticed because I'm not Iranian. I love this place. The moment that I walked in, the owner's face kind of lit up. Hey, I'm sure that he doesn't see too many East Asians walk into his place. But the fact is that Persian food is the bomb. And when I started rapping off a bunch of Persian dishes that I love, he became even more friendly because he knew that I was the real deal. This place reminds me of the types of tiny markets I grew up seeing everywhere. There are "Mom-and-Pop" stores, and then there is this store which is about half the size of a small convenience store. But the selection is excellent. I didn't expect the Persian cucumbers to be good, but they were, especially when I used them to make Mast-o-khiar. The first of many Persian dishes I am going to learn to cook this summer. And the other thing is that the owner is one of these old-world guys who wants to do things honestly. A 2-pound tub of yogurt, dried mint, and the cucumbers were all priced reasonably. Normally, I would say that if you want to support independent store owners, then grit and bear the higher prices and buy from them instead of the big supermarket chains. But since the prices are so competitive at Super Hero's, I just have to tell you that you should go here to shop for your Persian food. I'm all about supporting the small shopowner, but I'm even more in favor of supporting the small shopowner who runs his store with integrity.

OVERPRICED! Update:…read moreRidiculous that the owner has told their friends to put positive comments all of a sudden after months of no comments, right after when people started to put negative comments! And interesting, that the owner has only responded to positive comments! BUYER BEAWARE! They sell same stuff way over priced than other markets around.