On our last few visits to Boston, we stayed in the Seaport area. I know a lot of locals are down on…read morethe Seaport as a gentrified and expensive borefest, but as a tourist it's not half bad. The only downside is it's pretty hard to find a place to buy groceries. Since we didn't want to eat out every night we decided to walk over to this Trader Joe's to get some food. Is a pretty typical Trader Joe's, but it's very small, even smaller than the one we have back home in Boca, which is one of the smallest ones I've ever seen. But we found everything we needed and everything was pretty good quality in particular the fresh produce. Overall if you're in the Seaport this place is a must if you don't want to spend a fortune on food. I'd give it four stars, definitely recommended and possibly the only place to go grocery shopping in the immediate area.

I come here for the fresh cut flowers but always find some amazing food items that appear in my…read morebasket. I adore flowers and I can get a great DIY bouquet for under 10 bucks. But get here early because the best selection goes quickly. Their chili lime twists and queso dip are hits with the kids. We're also hooked on their dark chocolate peanut cups. We're talking real peanut butter with real good chocolate. The staff her are always cheerful and helpful. Even when the lines are long I get through in a jiffy. If I were to describe the vibe? It's just a happy place to shop and spend my money.

I stopped here on my way to a meeting at East Boston cause I was hungry and wanted to get a…read moresandwich and we had the places I was going to my meeting. It's all in an area where it's all foreign food like Mexican Cambodian, Puerto Rican type of thing and everything in another language so I don't know what it says so I always take a stop at Market Basket so I can grab a sandwich or something or pizza or something like that. People are always kind and friendly explaining everything. They don't rush you you could sit there at the counter and eat your dinner, but you can take it with you as like most Market Basket. It is very very busy all the time so you have to have a lot of patience. that's for sure you can however if you have a small amount of an order, but nothing has to be weighed like banana, bananas or something. You can actually check out at the same counter. You're buying your sandwiches from so that works out perfect

Hands down the best market basket for wide variety of pantry and kitchen staples. Produce is meh…read morebut no complaints otherwise.

Best produce in our neighborhood. Family owned and run…read more So friendly and helpful.

Great little market! Wonderful service and large selection of goodies…read more Deli down the street closed early, so I tried this market. Try the rice pudding - you will love it!!! Loved the background music!

If you are in East Boston and want a no-frills, seriously good sandwich, this is the spot…read more I had the Dante's Inferno with roast beef, peppers, and hot sauce, and it was incredible. Packed with flavor and more than filling even in a small size. The setup is simple. You walk in, order, and go. There is limited seating, but that is part of the experience. The woman behind the counter was also really helpful in guiding me to the right choice, and she nailed it. I will absolutely be back next time I am in the city. This place is a must for a great sandwich.

Old school. No frills. Good service, great food! The lady running the front does a great jobread more

I'm currently on a spiritual quest to find the best grocery store rotisserie chicken in the world,…read morewhich I have dubbed "Chicken Wars." Next up is Shaw's in Boston, and a whole tissi ran $7.99. It ended up landing at 6.9/10, which currently ranks it 28th out of 40 grocery store birds I've currently tried. I'm working on a website for the rankings to live, so stay tuned on that. LOVE YALL! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Got four pieces of the fried chicken to have for dinner on the way home.And i'm literally throwing…read moreit all out as it was.So dry and tasteless completely disgusting. I just called and spoke to the service desk, and I could tell she could not care less. She was almost giggling when I said, how bad it was that I had to throw it out. What a waste of my money and I feel bad.I'm sure many people brought chicken there tonight and got home.And had the same reaction, I did what terrible, terrible food

Friendly staff. We…read moregot 2 sandwiches. Prosciutto sandwich was very good. Simple and tastes like homemade. A little skimpy in the meat to bread ratio. Mozzarella delicious Turkey sub was very good. Tomato pesto was great. Flavorful sandwich. Fresh bread we also bought. Excellent. Small mom and pop deli with great Italian products and staff. Will return

If you're feeling like a classic north end deli feel you won't be disappointed here. Found service…read moreto be extremely fast and pleasant. I found the bread was a little different than normal and a nice mix of firm and soft. Went with the Italiano and it was exactly what I expect from the north end. No seating but nice park nearby.

This is the only supermarket where I could find Tocinetas - amazingly good Columbian bacon lime…read morechips! Seriously I travelled 15 miles to go to the Columbian grocery store next to them only to find they didn't have the chips! So HAPPY I accidentally stumbled upon Savas - I cleaned out most of the inventory of chips but left some for you guys! Enjoy

I wish I could give more than 5 stars. This was the only place I could find toilet paper during the…read morepandemic - they had a sh*t ton. They were only charging like 0.50$ a roll too. They saved my a*s.

Came here to find Dino bones but didn't luck out. Nonetheless we found boneless short ribs for a…read moregood price. Look at the marbling on this!

Rotten and unsanitary. Rude staff, sounds like they are yelling at you or talking about you in…read moretheir language. Call the health board. Stay away.

Nice market for snacks and staples (milk, eggs, etc) Small selection of fresh fruit and veg…read more Friendly owner. $5 credit card minimum.

Very convenient bodega on cottage st with friendly people. 2 for $4 Gatorade and from what I've…read moretried the produce here is fresh and good variety

Found this place linked off of the boston museum ethnic food market list,…read morehttp://www.bostonmuseum.org/bostonethnicmarkets.html and went here in search of the ingredients for my first attempt at making a mexican mole. Clean, family run, small, kind of feels like a convenience store. Lots of canned/dried/frozen/frig items, as well as meats (unfortunately their fresh mexican chorizo comes in on Mondays, so I missed it). They had a small selection of fresh veggies. In addition to my mole ingredients, I picked up some crema (they had 3 different kinds) and the difficult to find 32oz Tapatio Hot Sauce. Prices were good (I ended up going to the Chelsea Market Basket afterwords to pick up some more conventional ingredients and found that the prices charged at this mom and pop store were never more than 50cents more than the offerings @ Market Basket and were in some cases cheaper). Street parking was eating (free 2 hour street parking in front of the store).