Friends keep telling me about market basket so I finally checked it out. Prices are more affordable…read morethan other chains and great if you live in the nearby area. The store can get quite busy and hard to find things sometimes because of the large size of the store. Besides that, would go again.

Like all other Market Basket stores, this one stays pretty busy…read more Got a few of their sale items. I always check their weekly flyer for specials...some of them are really good. Their produce department is always well stocked and everything looks very fresh. Great place to get some groceries.

Had a great experience getting grab-and-go premade foods from this HMart!…read more Of what we got, the highlight was the crab cakes. It was more of an egg omelet cooked with some crab rather than a lump of mostly crab meat, but it was soft, savory, and delicious. The kimbap was also delicious and was restaurant quality for less than restaurant prices. Unlike the Central Square location, this HMart does not have a Paris Baguette inside or a seating area in the front, so you'll need to take your grab-and-go items somewhere else to eat. The variety of items was about the same though, with premade korean foods, premade sushi and sashimi, and many aisles of Asian frozen foods, produce, and packaged foods. I would definitely come back here again!

After I ran Somerville community path I stopped by here to buy natto. A lot of selection which is…read moregreat. I don't need "tare" with natto, so I picked the kind without it. Better deal. Natto place was hard to find though, only the caveat. Cashier was quick. Very convenient place to shop.

Absolutely love this place! It's beyond tiny but surprisingly well stocked! Good assortment of…read morefresh produce and a few other items you could use to make a nice dinner (meats, cheeses, pasta, sauces, etc.) Lovely little shop, and so convenient!

I wish every neighborhood had one of these! Though definitely petite, it has a everything you'd…read moreneed on a day to day basis. Their bulk items are very reasonably priced, particularly their MEM tea. The staff is also very friendly and happy to give recommendations.

Casual, neighborly atmosphere offering a wide array of hearty, warm buffet items & classic desserts…read more They have various frozen meats (& the cheese puffs) as well as dairy items, dry groceries, like coffee, rice, grains, sugar and basics. They make a wonderful good morning Fried egg sandwich

I won't gatekeep this place but a part of me wants to! I stopped by after seeing the reviews and…read morewas in the mood for a sweet treat. Of course I got the cheese bread, then also tried the brazilian donuts (with banana) and the banana cake. The cheese bread was the perfect classic texture and salty. The donuts were chewy and you could taste the banana. But the cake was the star for sure!! Super moist, strong banana flavor and not too sweet. I will be back for that cake, and next time will even get two! The workers are super friendly, and I am grateful she recommended the banana cake to me! This is a casual cafe with buffet options too, and I was happy to see a couple people there during the day.

This is my all-time favorite grocery place. It's so convenient! The only 24-hour super market…read morearound. I like their salad and warm food bar. There are a lot of options including fried chicken, fish, beef and even seafood!

I popped in here once while waiting for my spa appointment across the street. I needed a quick…read moresnack and some hydration. The store was clean and brightly lit, parking lot spacious and plenty of spots available. People seemed friendly at checkout and throughout the store. The deli-made snack I picked up was fresh and tasty. This isn't close enough for regular grocery shopping but I would shop here if I lived in the neighborhood.

I've always had a gut feeling - though I doubt I'll ever be able to prove it - that Stop & Shop's…read moreprices at their stores in New York are slightly higher to allow their prices to be lower and more competitive in Massachusetts, particularly Boston. It felt like, when I walked into this particular store, I found one of those "more competitive" stores. I'm not a huge fan of the chain, but I liked this store. Its in a good location, for one thing - easy off/on I-93. Parking was very convenient. The store itself is very basic - no frills, not a lot of space devoted to high-end stations, just honest-to-goodness groceries. I was impressed by the variety, but even more so by the prices. I kept saying to myself, "Are you sure this is a Stop & Shop?" They also had quite a few self-serve checkout stands open, more than I've typically seen at similar stores. My stop here this evening happened to be one of convenience while passing through. If I lived in the area, I'd definitely shop here.

My company ordered some platter from Stop & Shop for a Townhall we were holding in Somerville. to…read moremy surprise, platters were fabulous. we had about 30 men and only spent about $300 to feed everybody, actually, we had too much food. we ordered four platters of sandwiches some wraps and some on sub rolls that were cut obviously for a platter. we also had fruit trays and vegetable trays three of each. All the platters looked fabulous. The sandwiches were actually stuffed with meat and cheese and vegetables. As for the fruit and the veggies, the platter with super fresh. I think I found my new place to go for inexpensive big platters. They're worth every penny. The great thing about being at Stop & Shop picking up these platters we also were able to get a bunch of sodas, plates, plastic knives, and forks, etc. one stop shopping. As with All stopping shops, they have a large parking lot so parking is not a problem. I'm not sure of the cleanliness of the store as I did not enter. They were ordered on the phone and others picked up the platters. But all the Stop & Shop that I have gone in uphold a supermarket cleanliness. Anyway, I would definitely suggest if you want to get a platter for $30 or $40 or $50 to feed a few friends during a football game or a family get together. This is the place.

The Somerville Winter Farmers Market is a true gem. There is such an eclectic blend of vendors and…read moreso many wonderful things from fruits, veggies, meats, seafood to cheeses, houseplants, soaps, knife sharpening, and more! It is always lively and bustling. By purchasing food and goods here, you're supporting local farmers, makers, and artisans, which is awesome. More dollars go into supporting the local economy. You also know where your food and goods are coming from. For me, that's hugely important. The vendors are all super-friendly and will answer any questions you have.

Parking was limited as it was on a main thoroughfare. Companion uses a walker, so parking close is…read moreneeded. (Street parking is available)GPS was spot on the location. Tight spaces for someone using a walker in the market. Two stories of vendors, not much on the variety as it seemed everyone was selling, jellies, vegetables. If more space was available, less vendors, but all in all a good visit.

Been here a couple times this summer! The first time I got a Mexican street corn empanada which…read morewas delicious! It was huge! Would definitely get again. I also got an iced coffee which was delicious as well. The most recent time I got corn chowder and a roll and iced coffee which was yummy as well. I also brought my mom home a croissant which she loved. As always the garden center is beautiful and love the koi fish! I had my food at one of the tables in the green house which is nice. Can't wait to come back!

What a cute grocery store/nursery/deli combination. Once you park, you're greeted with a different…read morearray of plants, flowers, mulch, basically most of the things you need to start your own garden. They had a variety of wine selections and groceries of course. I was thoroughly surprised they even had sake. There is also a deli for you to get some fresh made salad and sandwiches. The prices were reasonable as well. If you're in the area, it's worth checking out and supporting a local business.

Star Market and I have a long history together. One of my greatest regrets from my first year…read moreliving in Cambridge was that I didn't have the Star Market app. I could have been saving so much money! I could have known when the shrimp sales would happen instead of checking in person every day! But hindsight is 20/20, and I'm happy to be a loyal user of the app today. Yes, Star Market is on the more expensive side for most things. I will usually go elsewhere (Trader Joe's, Costco, Hmart Burlington) for necessities that are overpriced at Star Market. BUT their weekly ads and app-exclusive deals can be amazing, and you can get ridiculously cheap or free things. 25 cent 5lb bag of potatoes or pack of blueberries? Free kimchi with the Saturday Sampler? 67c/lb stone fruits? Whenever something I want is on sale (or free) at Star Market, I stock up. Especially during shrimp sales (it goes down to $4.97/lb, so I wait for that). And there's usually at least one good deal in produce so we're never lacking. So yeah, Star Market is expensive if you're not using the app and buying everything from there. But if you use the app to plan out exactly what great deals you'll take advantage of, it can really enhance your food supply. This location itself is spacious and nice, and I've always had a good experience interacting with employees. I always use self-checkout which works just fine. I would also recommend going earlier in the day for produce (especially if it's on sale), because usually at the end of the day only the beat up stuff is left (I'm looking at you, jalapenos).

There is a Starbucks at this location that is randomly left unattended with no way of knowing when…read moreit will be staffed again. If you ask other employees in the store about it, they will all look at you like a deer in headlights and be useless. Also, if you ever shop here after 9pm, there will be a ridiculous obstacle course of stock carts in the way, blocking aisles, shelves, and refrigerator doors. Not sure how this wouldn't be considered a safety hazard, not to mention the obvious fact that it's terrible for sales and customer service to be blocking customers from the products they are there to buy. The time of day is no excuse. Don't be open for those hours if you can't properly accommodate customers who want or need to shop at that time.

On the smaller side of other Whole Foods but has most of what you're looking for if it's a regular…read moregrocery store run. Also convenient Amazon lockers that are available for pickup (the same can not be said about other Whole Foods). Staff are nice the few times I've been here.

One of the smaller locations (Harvard neighborhood) than some others, yet it's well laid out and…read moreeasy to get around. The staff is friendly and welcoming, creating a comfortable shopping environment from the moment you walk in. Customer service is top-notch. We needed Blueberries clean up (GrandBlessing couldn't wait and shared with the floor) and the employee cleaning up was very pleasant and helpful. I picked up new (to me) items from Mary Ruth - travel size daily vitamins, and wellness liquid supplements. Plus, the Prime member discounts are a nice bonus and make shopping here feel like a great value. Checkout was $175 with the discount-$115. A convenient and well-run store with a welcoming and engaging environment.