i got frozen bagel bites and when i opened it everything inside the plastic was covered in black…read moremold. it was horrifying. stick to drinks candy and snacks for your own health.

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.

Seriously could not recommend someone more. My dinner isn't booked until another 4 months but the…read moreprocess alone of booking & coordinating everything has been easy and extremely fun. Mike makes the process enjoyable and light hearted and stress free. 10/10 will recommend. I don't even know when I'll be needing a personal chef in Boston again but I can't wait to recommend him to everyone!

I booked a tasting with Chef Mike for my husbands 40th birthday on Friday 1/14. He was on time and…read morebrought a soirée of delightful foods that he was planning on cooking for us. There was also some interesting cooking tools he prepared in our kitchen as we watched with amazement. He was extremely personable, funny, charming and each course that he made was absolutely delicious and I am still thinking about the mouth-watering foods we ate! My husband was more than surprised and he said this was the best present he ever received! His favorite/ the pork belly, scallops, duck and key lime pie! We would love to have chef Mike back for future special events! If you want to book a tasting or just have a chef come over and cook for you I would highly recommend him!

Really great experience! The caviar is top notch and the service was excellent, Nicole in…read moreparticular was next level, friendly, professional, extremely knowledgeable and was attentive but unobtrusive weather your there for a tasting or just browsing to bring some home. The place itself has just a few tables for the in house tasting, the place is relaxing, and peaceful, the dark blue color scheme is really calming and feels like your in a place where you should beat g caviar and sipping tasty cocktails. Highly recommended!

Awesome caviar tasting experience! Really enjoyed the service and selection and atmosphere.read more

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!

They have great sandwiches. I'm a bit puzzled about the complaints about the sandwiches being…read moresparse because I've never had that be the case whenever I've ordered. They are always pretty big and not skimping on ingredients...at least from my personal experiences. The store has all sorts of great foods and treats to try. It is pricey, but what do you expect in Cambridge?

Horrible deli sandwiches unless you are on a diet. My sandwich consisted of 3 thin slices of…read moresalami. When I asked for more salami slices I was told no. Don't waste your money at the deli counter until they can make true deli sandwiches. What a disappointment! Next time I'm in Harvard Square, I'll go elsewhere.

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.

Back in July 2020, I returned to SRV and decided to try the Arsenale tasting menu, a chef-curated,…read moremulti-course shared experience. Since it was summertime, we were able to sit outside in the courtyard out back. I had been to SRV before and had no idea this space was even there. It was tucked away, relaxed, and a great setting for dinner. I was pleased with just about everything that came to the table. There was one dish that simply wasn't doing it for us, but we didn't complain or ask for anything different. Then something happened that really stood out. The chef came out herself and mentioned that she noticed we barely touched that particular dish. She asked if she could send us something else instead. Sure enough, she did. That immediately took the service to another level. We never had to say a word. She noticed, cared enough to ask, and made sure we left happy. Looking back on this July 2020 visit, the food was creative, the courtyard was a nice surprise, but that level of attention from the chef is what I remember most. It turned a great dinner into a memorable one.

We stopped in for an early dinner before the theater. We had reserved seats at the counter but…read moredecided the bar was more comfortable and ate there instead. The restaurant is quite large and was nearly empty during our visit, but it was early. Beware if you sit at the bar as it can be hot as there's a small heating grill on the back of the bar that emits a lot of heat. The curated menu includes cicchetti, or individual bites, along with first courses, pasta, fish, and other proteins. Despite the variety, I found it surprisingly difficult to find something appealing. We shared the zucchini, served over radicchio with ricotta and chipotle. It was heavier than expected, and the combination of flavors felt muddled rather than cohesive. For our main course, we both ordered the hake, served with fennel, onion, and pine nuts. As with the zucchini, the presentation felt somewhat awkward and unrefined, and the individual flavors did not come through as distinctly as we had hoped. The highlights were the friendly service and the Spring in a Bottle nonalcoholic sparkling rosé. Overall, however, we were underwhelmed and would not return.

What a great experience. First time visiting this store location on Newbury Street and was amazed…read moreat the variety of nuts and Dubai chocolates at this location. I got another bag of coated almonds and cashews and since it was still a bit hot and humid in. Latin during June I hurriedly took my purchase back to my hotels so that the nuts stayed fresh and didn't melt. Staff was constantly refilling candy and nuts and they were nice and offered some recommendations. Even got to try a few samples. Overall great experience. Indoor ambiance was nice and inviting. Will be back soon!

Not any pictures, I was distracted by all the choice from Swedish fish to all the flavors of…read morechocolate and nuts. The service was helpful. The place smelled amazing. Hope to be able to return soon and maybe stock up on all the goodies and take a couple days of pictures.

One of my favorite spots in Boston to visit, browse, shop, and eat!…read moreThis Mega Store owned by Famous Chef Lidia Bastanich, had every possible Italian Product you can imagine! You would need hours to enjoy this delicious and unique experience in the heart of Boston Back Bay! From the moment you enter your mouth are salivating and your eyes are wide open to take in this magnificent place! Grab a Gelato first and walk around till you decide what to eat first or buy next! Be prepared to make an afternoon experience here! You will see products you never dreamed of or fresh Fish and Meats and cheese! Get yourself a plan to see every inch of this location! I promise you that if your not Italian by birth, you will be a True Italian once you have left this store by the amount or Pasta, Sauces, Cheeses, Cookies, Breads and so much more of Italian cuisine to bring home that you have become an Honorary Italian Citizen after shopping at Eataly Boston!

Was a lot of people in the restaurant and was recommended by someone so went…read more Carbonara was less in quantity than expected, but what was unacceptable was how salty it was. Extremely salty--like mouthfuls of salt each bite. Seasoned unevenly, and not very warm as well. The last thing that came through was the actual taste of the pasta: mediocre at best. The meat chunks had some very hard and unheated parts. Could not finish the plate. Would expect this level from frozen food. Not 30 dollars worth. Service was fine.

Wollaston's Market is a convenience store and deli on the Northeastern University campus, and it…read morefunctions as the kind of place that becomes a daily habit for students and staff in the surrounding area. I found the store covering the basics you would expect from a campus market, drinks, snacks, groceries, and a small pharmacy and beauty section, all in a space that is clean and well organized. The deli is the reason most people make a specific trip rather than just stopping in out of convenience. I looked at the sandwich menu, which runs to around fifty options, a serious selection for a campus deli, and the quality across the board was consistent. The bread options include choices like the asiago bagel that elevate what would otherwise be a standard build. Pricing on the sandwiches sits around eight to ten dollars, which is reasonable for the area and the portion size, and the breakfast sandwich selection in the mornings is a reliable start to the day. Outside of the deli, the pricing on grocery items runs higher than what I would pay at a full sized supermarket, which is the standard campus convenience store trade off. For emergency grocery runs or drinks and snacks it is practical, but for a regular grocery shop the prices add up in a way that makes it worth planning a trip to a larger store for the bulk of my shopping. For a convenient campus stop with a strong deli program, Wollaston's Market delivers exactly what it promises.

Everything is high key expensive and I only go here for emergency toilet paper (expensive too)…read more Unless you have a million dollar trust fund do not go here regularly. Their polar sodas are cheap bc polar is a mass brand. Honestly do not go here unless you have to, another random company making money off rich college students I guess.