Finally I could find Peruvian ingredients. And they have a good variety of them and more Latin…read morefood and ingredients. I got a supply for some months. Definitely will return for more ... the only thing is a little far for me and difficult to park

They have every international food in store! Bought chocolinas and they even have dulce de leche!…read moreBunch of Yerba mate options and others. Definitely recommend:)

I love this little market on Brighton Ave. I live super close by, and whenever it comes up I'm only…read morereminded that I don't visit enough. Asian and Hispanic, this market has just the kind of goods I'm often looking for (which, especially for the Hispanic part, cant be found easy enough in Boston). They do have a pretty good selection for their size, although I often find myself wishing they had certain products (probably more obscure ones that I grew up with). After 4 years in Boston, I'm still getting used to the lack of accessible Hispanic products around, so I am grateful to this shop. Good products, some produce, and even a little bit of meat. Definitely worth checking out for your Asian or Hispanic needs!

I went there 3 times and they overcharged twice. The man in his 40s was at the counter…read more Watch the price closely and double check each items on the receipt especially when you use credit cards. I have been knowing the owners for over 20 years withe any issues and I am very disappointed . One star is too much.

love this store -- they always have an amazing selection of fresh, delicious mango juice.read more

High quality meat especially halal goat meat. Store has great assortment of Asian spices and goodsread more

I love this place. It's been unlike most grocery stores in Boston as I feel that I have access to a…read morewhole lot more variety that what I'd see otherwise. It's clean, colorful, has that small market feel yet packed full with lots of items. You enter and there's a good selection of fruit, produce, cheeses from Europe, meats, caviar, fish, and lots more. Plus, they have a legit baked goods section with tasty treats and fantastic bread. The prices are pretty reasonable and I like supporting local business. Their beer selection is also great which I'm surprised they have beers most don't even carry.

I have been coming here for the last 18 years. Grew up in this store. They have a lot of good…read moreRussian food. Staff are great, all Russian. It seems small from the outside but is huge inside. I usually come here for Eastern-European dairy and deli products (Dadu ice cream + cirok, Kefir, Kielbasa, etc...) and russian candy/snacks. Love their Mors juice, this one is a hit here. Can't go wrong with sushki. The only thing is sometimes the produce, deli meats, and dairy products are not the freshest- just make sure to double check them before eating. They also have a lot of Russian premade dishes available for purchase. Some are okay like the olivee salad & vinaigrette salad, but I have had better meat blini, they are soggy & tasteless. It's just so nostalgic.

Everyone working here stared at me the whole time I was in here…read more Must be the Stare Market. Pretty cheap market in a pretty expensive neighborhood which has a pharmacy inside - which is a pretty good Pharmacy too. Definitely one of the better places to look for groceries in this area. Yeah it's not cheap but it's a lot cheaper than a lot of the alternatives and it's in a perfect area close to a lot of amazing food places too.

Has a lot of nice, I told customer service and they casually said they have had mice for YEARS…read more Very unsanitary.

Great Star market location and a combined pharmacy in the store. Nice section of groceries and some…read moreprepared foods. The self checkout lines help to make getting in and out of the store a breeze. Ample parking in a neighborhood where parking is a little tight.

I've been going to this Star Market for as long as I can remember. I used to come here with my mom…read moregrowing up as one of our go-to grocery stores and now that I live on my own, it's still where I go for my own groceries. Everything is always fresh and fully stocked and I love how everything is exactly where it was/how I remember it 15 years ago. Why change what's working right? :)

We recently stopped at this Trader Joe's for a bottle of wine for a get together and we found this…read moredelicious red blend called Tribunal. It was about $10 and it was really good....spicy with smooth notes but with a robust body. Great wine sold only at Trader Joe's, so grab one next time you are at one of their stores...you will love it....

Its alright, Its always packed full of people. The parking…read morehas a parking attendant to help you find a space but id rather walk down. They have a nice selection of goods, sometimes not in stock though. The cashiers have always been pretty nice to me when checking out. Wish they would keep some items in stock as a few years ago they used to have chicken pot pies that i loved in the frozen section, gone now...sigh. Anyhow if i need vegetables its a nice place for a stop and more fresher than other places imo.

i've been going to Whole Foods for 20 years now the one in Washington Street Today was the worst…read more I went to pick up a Hanukkah card They didn't have anythey weren't out. , they just didn't have any . someone this year decided to make a decision not to stock Jewish items starting with Hanukkah cards. This is something I would always get Whole Foods they didn't have any. It seems like Jewish Products have been erased from the stores. The person I spoke with at the store pretty much admittedly just didn't get them in this year. They didn't order them. I ended up believing this draw without purchasing the other items I was there for and I just don't know how I can support a store that won't support its Jewish clientele

Chris is very mean and is breaking Massachusetts consumer protection law in the process. Given the…read moreprices are insane here, that's just unconscionable. He needs to be fired. Oh and they ran out of cherries very early, too.

Longtime app user and loyal customer to this location. Not anymore…read more Today before grocery shopping I ask the front desk if I could exchange for $10 in quarters. She refuses but suggests a couple spots nearby that might be kind enough. Ok... I do my shopping and I'm checking out at self checkout. There are two employees standing there hanging out, not preparing bags, or anything useful. One comes over not to thank me for spending $100 on groceries today- But to eye my scanned groceries and then correct me that I had typed in the wrong type of tomatoes, presumably saving the store $00.30 or something. You'd think with as many nearby competitors Star Market has, they'd want to distinguish themselves in a good way, not a bad way. Looks like it's time to switch to Stop and Shop!

I wasn't originally going to write a review on this but I'm just very disappointed. I live really…read moreclose by and this star market has always been a go to for me. My problem however is with the blatant disrespect from some of the employees- 2 incidents in particular that I believe may have been with the same employee. My father, who is not from around here and just visiting, went to this location to pick up some cold medicine for me as I was sick with the flu. Upon checkout my father was asked to present his ID. He was confused and asked why that was necessary, but instead of explaining, the employee repeated louder that he needed to present his ID or she would call the manager. My father, still confused, asked again why she needed it and the employee proceeded to call the manager over claiming that my father was being aggressive and uncooperative and refused to sell the item. Luckily the manager was very kind to my father, apologized, and shared that no ID was necessary for this product and he was welcome to purchase it and leave. But of course when he returned to the house he was visibly shook up and still confused as to why that happened in the first place... as was I. And most recently- I was waiting in the checkout line (which was very long due to being around 6pm) speaking with someone on the phone. As it was my turn to check out I put away my phone and pulled out my earbud and the cashier kept looking at a bag I was holding from work. Assuming that she may have been thinking my bag was going to be used for the items I mentioned that I would like a paper bag from the store. There seemed to be some confusion as she proceeded to ask me a few times -angrily- if I needed a bag or not even though my answer was always yes. She then proceeded to say "you talk too much. All you do is talk talk talk here you can bag your own groceries" and tossed the bag at me. Normally when it is this busy I bag my own groceries anyways but I was absolutely shocked. She continued to TOSS each grocery item at me as I was bagging it myself. With the line being so long behind me I decided against confronting the employee in the moment as that may have caused a scene and many people to not be able to check out. Ive been in the service industry and understand the weight of being stressed and having a bad day can put on you- but I don't believe anyone should be treated with that kind of disrespect. Very disappointed.

Improving! They're switching out the freezers for new ones, and reorganizing so that the noodles…read moreand tofu are in one area, and the meats are in another area of the store. Not sure why they insist on selling months-old fruit even in discount section, it's not a great look - yes, some can save, but at what cost? The vegetable section is good; things are trimmed, usually the leaves are fairly fresh. The noodle section is also excellent, with a variety of dried noodles from various cuisines. The sliced meats are mostly too fatty; need to select for better trims (for example for hot pot). The service and help is still difficult though; the workers aren't particularly helpful so you'll need to go through and find stuff yourself.

They got horribly disrespectful since previous manager retired. Except Spanish workers, they are…read moresweet. I miss previous! Except Taiwan : The hardest worker i know he is Taiwanese. Rest of Chinese guys are just unforgivably treating Spanish guys so wrong. Let's find better supernarket. How about Market Basket ? Spanish sweet workers can stay. Better price with great care of treating food and people !