Cashier helped me because there was a lot of dark chocolate but not too many milk chocolate…read moreoptions. I got the Milkboy and was not disappointed with the smoothe texture.

I always stop into Cardullo's whenever I'm in Cambridge. For a foodie like me it's a joy with…read morecandy, teas,chocolates and wines from all over the world. It's not a big store, but it has a really big selection. Need some marzipan from Lubeck? Need some champagne from France? Need a sandwich with some blue cheese from Denmark? They got you! Cardullo 's is a great place to pick up gourmet treats for gifts for anyone especially yourself.

Selection is amazing! Almost every Polish food you could think of! I definitely recommend 10/10 Has…read morea really authentic culture and taste! The people there are really nice and the cold cuts I could not get enough of! Big variety of food. If you are passing by this place, I would definitely recommend on stopping by!

Clean. Limited selection. Everything is with artificial flavors and palm oil. Pirogi are all with…read moreall kind of ingredients that I can live without. Nothing really homemade. Kind of disappointing for a Polish store.

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

I got the chicken katsu don and it was pretty decently portioned. They also had a variety of sauces…read moreto try which is awesome since now I want to take most of them home with me. The seating was a bit hars to find but I went during the busiest time on a Saturday. My partner got the strawberry matcha and she really liked it. I felt it was strong on the matcha which some people may like. The decor was also super nice. It's crazy that they have a sky light in a commercial building it's great and very cozy vibes. 10/10 would recommend

Hands down my fav Japanese market in Boston!! Feels like you're transported back to Japan, with all…read morethe good vibes and good food. There's so many options when it comes to food, hot food or quick food! My favorite are the hand-rolls, ranges from $4-$8, and the strawberry matcha latte, perfect flavor and sweetness. The onigiris in the fridge are fantastic, as low as $2 and is amazing to eat later, but there are fresh made ones for about $4 each. They also have the infamous egg sandos, for quick grabs! I need to try the curry katsu next time because I see so many people ordering those. Sometimes they have food demonstrations from Japan and they are always so nice! It's fun in here, but finding a seat could be difficult during lunch hour, but people tend to come and go, so it's worth the wait.

Matt, the owner, has a great shop. There's a nice selection of wines and he'll occasionally have a…read morewine tasting. He also has pastas that are locally sourced and different international snacks . The market is in a nice area and if you go to another shop in the area and it's apparent that you did so, Matt offers a small discount for supporting local businesses. I find going to the Walnut Market comforting and a nice way to support a local business that carries certain snacks I love!

This place has a lot of selection and good quality. The staff is super friendly. The ambiance is…read morefriendly and welcoming.

Huge Thai guy and can tell the good from the bad and good from great. This place is legit...I knew…read morewhen I saw curry puff on menu. Will have to go in person asap. Delivery had: Curry puff (great!) Pad Thai spicy (I tried to only get like 2-3 out of 5 spice but this thing packed heat regardless. Loved it and big portion. Chicken satay (great)

A new Thai find in this area. The market (2 shelves & 2 refrigerators) sells Thai goods at…read morereasonable prices, and there are tables to sit & enjoy a meal. There's basically one lady running the front. She's on top of things and quite friendly. We enjoyed all the food that we tried. So good, especially the moo honk (stewed pork) and the pad horapa (basil minced chicken). We especially appreciated that we could ask for different levels of spiciness. So good. We will definitely come again when we're in the area.

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 supporting small businesses like Mommas grocery store. Everything they sell is made or…read moresourced in New England. They have beautiful flowers, groceries and wine. Check their Instagram to see when they have their fun wine tasting events. I highly recommend checking them out while trying new products that you can't find in regular grocery stores.

This grocery store sells fresh organic vegetables, dairy products, wine, bread, and more, as well…read moreas homemade ice cream, which is very popular on the social media. Maple Ice Cream, with Maple Sprinkles: My first time trying maple syrup ice cream. It was very unique, with a mild sweetness and a light/thin texture (depending on your preference!). However, it melted very quickly, indicating the high quality of the ingredients. The store's elegant decor, combined with the sunny weather that day, made me appreciate the beauty of life.

Hula Hoops, Lucozade, Crunchies, Barry's Tea, Rockshandy, Kerry's Gold Butter & Rashers!!! All…read moreunder 1 roof? Wait, we're not on the Emerald Island? But how is this possible you ask? Enough with the questions- the answer is Bailey's Too. They are a one-stop convience shop where you can find all your favorite food & drinks from Ireland & the UK. Yes, the items are a little bit pricey- but it's worth it for me to roll out of bed & stroll over to Bailey's Too. I can find all the ingredients to cook up a proper Irish Fry- including pudding, pork sausages & beans too! My favorite part is the large selection (15+ boxes) of crisps & the wide assortment of sweets & chocolates. Why am I suddenly craving a Caramel Dairy Milk!?! Bailey's Too also stocks yor normal conveince store food- but when I want that, I just hit up Store 24!

How long could you survive away from Boston without a dunkin donuts coffee, a box of oreos, buffalo…read morewings or maybe some cheetos? A week? SURE A month? YEAH A year? Ummm... Two years? Eventually you'll break down. There'll be some snack that you just HAVE to have. For us British and Irish in Boston, that where you break down is where Bailey's steps in - a place to go for those things you just CRAVE. Irrational unhealthy snacks that seem unavailable in the USA but everywhere back home. Bailey's puts them back in your reach. See the other reviews for lists of what you can find. I had KP Skips - I forgot they even still existed but I've not forgotten a year later after tasting them on a cold cold day in Southie. PS. I love how British and Irish stuff has been classed as 'Ethnic' by Yelp

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.