Their produce are fresh and less expensive than other places. They had a wide variety of things…read more I've also never tried and picked up a few of those. I had trouble posting a rating because your page is too long from my phone to scroll to. It took me several tries!

An absolute best produce and Asian market with great prices!…read moreThe service is always great.

George Hanna the owner, carefully selects the vendors for ALL of the ingredients that he uses in…read morehis products; according to the company website. Concentrating on Mediterranean fare, they sell Organic, All Natural and regular dips and spreads and salads that taste phenomenal! I have seen them in HIGH end stores like Costco, Butcher Boy, Crosby's and a few others. I have seen the same address on other manufacturers in Market Basket and Shaw's with a different taste and texture but still good under names like Joseph's, San Pedro's salsa and St George's Market. They all taste pretty darn good. I even checked the website www.hannahfoods.net where the owner has a few videos on processes of hummus. A little pricey until you taste it! Then you forget all about the cost... until you finish the 12oz size in one sitting! Darn, that was expensive! But WOW! I WILL buy them again! By the way, even Hannah organic has flavor, (I have come to expect bland food when organic is mentioned).

This company deserves praise for making organic hommus (which I got in Whole Foods). But the…read morehommus was ruined by TOO MUCH SALT. I had to return it, and won't be buying their products until they lower the amount of sodium.

Liban D'or continues to be a great market to get Middle Eastern groceries. I buy my olive oil here…read morein big bottles. They changed and now sell alcohol and beer and wine. Less tobacco / hooka stuff. I am also fond of the variety of olives and nice pita breads. Owners are very nice and always pleasant.

Great place to find odds and ends especially for Mediterranean cuisine. Been shopping at their…read morestores for years. Always friendly and kind

This is my "go to" store for all things Asian in cooking...I was reading a review about how the…read moreChinese customers are rude to those of us that only speak English?? I was there just last week and a middle aged "lady" noticed that I was having difficulty finding an item (lite soy, not low sodium). She politely approached and said "you look very lost, what are you looking for?" She spent about 10 minutes helping me with finding the item....plus she gave me some great tips on shopping Asian markets. Now I am in my middle 80s and am well aware of the Asian culture having great "respect" for elders..(sorely absent in today's America) however, my encounter tells me she was just a "very nice person" and would have assisted almost anyon....again...Thank You!

I have grown to appreciate this Market over the years. This market has many items found in a larger…read moreOriental Markets, but on a smaller scale. The benefit is quicker shopping, smaller line, personal attention and shorter distance to drive which saves time, money and traffic. Price is competitive with with other local markets and sometimes less. This has all the qualities of a local convenience store, but without the rudeness often found these days. The people working in the store do their job, they are helpful and the shelves are well stocked. Worth checking out.

Awesome Irish store in downtown Portsmouth. Cute little store with everything Ireland, and I mean…read moreeverything from meat and bread to sweaters and China. The store is chock full. Brings you right back to Ireland. Wonderful music playing. Nice staff. It is such a gem.

I was in town and checking out downtown Portsmouth and was happy to find this store as I was…read morelooking for some gifts. This is a wonderful store and I had some wonderful service from the owner and the male employee (dressed to the nines in Celtic clothing!). There's tons of products from Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Cornwall ranging from clothes, fragrances, jewelry, glassware/cookware, foods/drinks and much much more. I browsed each section and found wonderful items and was even provided recommendations/historic information about somethings. What I really appreciated was the level of customer service and care, they graciously packed some items for me in boxes since they knew they were gifts and a big gift basket. Everything looked great!

This shop is a treasure trove of all the lovely things I miss from my childhood. Also, I just…read moreclosed on a house in Westford and happy to say this shop made the decision just that much easier :). We are excited to jam pack our new fridge with lovely things from this shop!

I've never had a problem with the service or products when I buy in person at their…read morebrick-and-mortar shop. They're clearly mostly busy with shipping to companies in the larger back areas. A number of sauces, though not what I've ever been looking for. Huge candy selection (including Jammie Dodgers and Jelly Babies for the Whovians). Good range of preserves and jams. Holiday items tend to persist for a long time after the holidays so long as the food sell-by isn't past. A small selection of tchotchkes and sodas are also sold.

Kilim Market is an ethnic food store, connected to the Caffe Kilim coffee shop. It is full of…read morespecialty food, mostly from Greece, Turkey, and Bulgaria. You can find cheese, jars and cans of vegetables, sausage, crackers, olive oil, etc. And they have a pretty good selection of local organic stuff too. You can't do a week of grocery shopping here, but you can make your meals much more interesting if you stop in. Friendly people and fun things to eat are what this store is about. The only reason I give them 4 stars instead of 5 is because I want more to choose from, and they're working on that.

YAY a Polish market close to me in Manchester! I had been…read morewanting to check out the Bartlett Street Superette now for some time and I made it there today. A small corner store in West Manchester tucked away in a residential area. Inside a few rows of Polish imports- krout, pickles, jams, breads, cookies, frozen foods like pierogies, and a deli with homemade cold cuts, cheese, head cheese, sausages, etc. My scores of the day included: -Pierogies -Pickles -Sweet & sour red cabbage -Sage Tea -Vegeta (seasoning) -Bacon -Ham stuffed with bacon -Smoked Kiebalsa The owner seemed very nice and the store was pretty busy. My only suggestion would be that the deli items be labeled with name and price.

My husband just got to the market and on the door is a sign saying new store hours 11am-5pm…read moreThursday, Friday and Saturday. It would be nice to post this on Facebook and let people know. You call the store, regardless if they are open or not they do not answer the phone, and no answering machine. Think we are going to go back to Wally's in Haverhill, Mass. They carry the same pierogi and kielbasa and they are open all week!

Great little shop with delicious macrons. Has a small selection of French groceries. Service was…read moregreat.

Ok, but a little disappointing. It must be difficult running a business like this and building a…read morefollowing. I got inspired by watching youtube to make a jambon buerre sandwich - supposedly a popular quick sandwich for Parisians. The sandwich is half a baguette with butter and French bistro ham. I tried searching all over for the French bistro ham with no luck. The only options were online sources with expensive shipping and/or expensive minimum order sizes. Somehow I stumbled upon MA-France nearby in Arlington and they sell jambon-buerre sandwiches. It's a small shop that sells sandwiches, pastries, and a small offering of French food products. Lots of pastries and baked goods like quiche, tarts, cookies, croissants, etc. The cheese offerings were very limited and basic. I can imagine that the cheeses that they sell are the same types and brands that they use for making sandwiches. For example, they sell President brand Brie - that you can also buy at Costco and market basket. Disappointing, but understandable because they can't afford to buy more variety and more expensive offerings without a big enough client base to buy those cheeses before they go bad. Getting back to the sandwich - it was half a baguette with some thick slices of butter and two pieces of French bistro ham. The bread was kind of dense and the crust was more chewy than crispy. I was disappointed that they didn't bother to spread the butter, but if they're not selling enough sandwiches then they're probably keeping the butter in the refrigerator - making it too difficult to spread. When I got home I fixed up the sandwich to my liking. Overall, the sandwich was okay, but not good enough to make me want to go back. At least I was able to solve my hunger for the jambon buerre sandwich.

I hired John for a birthday celebration, after speaking with a few local caterers his offering was…read morebest for my needs. On the day of the party, I had a chef on-site, one server and one bartender, who served guests with booze I supplied. They came early to set up and cleaned everything up before they left. Their service included all platters, plates, and cutlery. The team was kind and professional. We did hot/cold heavy-apps, in total 8, which included a cheese board and hummus/dips. The food was outstanding, everyone raved about it. It was expensive but this approach allowed me to have more people join and I was able to enjoy time with guests without worrying about food or that someone had a drink. One minor frustration was the contract process, it should be standard practice to have an agreement that outlines all details, including the agreed to menu, and to have it signed by both parties. It felt like they were inconvenienced by this request. That said, I would recommend Essential Chefs Catering to anyone!

John did an incredible job for our birthday celebration dinner party. Great apps, amazing dinner,…read moreand impeccable service. At the end of the night, all of my guests were asking for his number.