At 1st I Would Never Want to Go in this Store until one Day Me and My Daughter went there ( She Had…read morea Panic Attack lol ) and for Me I usually have Panic Attacks But Not on this Day lol ever Since that Day I've Always Gone there ! I love everything about this Market ! They have the Best Sandwiches and other Kinds of Cooked foods ! Thier Italian Grinders that they Make fresh are only $5.99 and they give you 2 half's and thier Steak Sandwiches are So So Good for only $5.99 and it's Big ! It's like something you would Buy from a Sandwich Shop But Better ! And they have all kinds of Cooked Foods ! All Delicious I will be going there today when they open at 7am everything is So Cheap where you get More for your Money if your in Johnston you have to Stop in and see for yourself ! Don't let the Parking Lot Scare you lol I will take some Pics later and I will Post them ! Good luck you Won't Regret it

I love the deals at Market Basket! That being said, this place gets crowded and hectic but is…read moreoverall clean. Their sushi I go back and forth on- absolutely great selection for a market place though and it usually hits the spot! Great selection of frozen foods- I love that they have the White Castle sliders. Overall, recommend this market but I know some friends who won't go here because it gets too busy. My one note is I don't love the way they organize produce. For example, there will be like 3-5 places where they have celery and it's difficult to compare prices and what you want. I'm glad Market Basket exists, I would absolutely recommend AND I will be back!

What's the pointo of me reviewing this anyway? Ummmmmm.... I can't think of one…read more This is a really lovely Brazilian Market in the rainy east end of Providence, and it's a great place to stop and grab some Portuguese and Brazilian groceries. It's a really excellent part of a very Portuguese town and the prices here are not too bad either. You must stop in here if you're ever in this part of town for sure.

Amazing, but they always lock the door at 6-630. Maybe update your hours if you're not open till 7.read more

We've made a few trips to Prudence Island and always end up at Prudence Variety. Yesterday July 11…read morewe needed stamps and were surprised that they had a mini post office. The folks who run it are nice enough! We bought a few sandwiches and drinks which were pretty much in line price wise, with convenience store prices (maybe a bit higher.)

A variety store with…read moreeverything you could want Prudence Island Variety is THE store on the island. Outside of a few local veggie stands, the only store, It is frequently referred to as Marcy's place after the wonderful woman that kind of hovers over the area. And no, Prudence Island Variety is NOT in Newport. As usual Yelp refuses to accept the address I put in and places the store some place where it isn't. And so it goes. The front door and porch is only a few steps from the ferry and as in the case with most small island general stores, it also serves as the post office, local book exchange, place to post or read local notices, look for lost pets, trade info or just sit around and shoot the crap with people. It's hard to believe but a casino once stood on the spot where the small store is now located. The hurricane of 1938 eliminated the casino as well as most of the other buildings on the island. The store hasn't changed much over the years. The addition of the Del's lemonade machine was the one huge addition. They always have fresh coffee, locally made muffins and pastries, a small case for frozen stuff, lots of junk food, and a sundry collection of mugs, shirts, key chains, pictures and stickers with the Prudence Island logo. At various times pizza, sandwiches, and small hot meals are offered. Everything is pretty much at the whim of Marcy so you never know exactly what they will or won't have at any given time. It's just a small place, sort of messy, dark, unorganized with Marcy scooting back and forth from the post office to the store, lost in her own world. You patiently wait for her because you are definitely on island time once you go through that door. But then that's a big part of the charm and appeal. It's easy to imagine the store looking and operating exactly the same way many, many years ago. If you ever go to the island you will stop at this store. Buy some junky survivors perhaps or some treats to enjoy out on the porch or on the picnic tables over looking the bay. Maybe get sniffed by some of the local dogs, talk and laugh with the very friendly and interesting local people. Perhaps even start to observe Marcy's routine and wonder exactly what in the world she is doing.

They sell breakfast items like bacon and eggs but barley carry any. We went here for pricing but…read morethey are usually out of stock. And why did the name change to Lucky's Hookah World.. the name change was just an awful decision it makes the area look less appealing and created more influence to high schoolers all arou...

Usually, you don't hear the term "curb appeal" applied to a small market/convenience store, but it…read moredefinitely applies to this place. Its cheerful exterior is very inviting, and it features some unusual architecture (it was an old, yet futuristic-looking gas station at one time, apparently). In addition to a basic selection of drinks, snacks and groceries, it has a small deli counter, where you can purchase either deli meats, or made-to-order deli sandwiches, both very reasonably priced. I did see a very small selection of produce immediately to the left of the entrance. The section on the right presently appears to be used for storage (I'm not sure if it used to house a pizza operation mentioned in other reviews?). This market is diagonally across the street from the Modern Diner, another interesting piece of historical architecture. It's cool to see old buildings still around, whether they are being used for their original purpose, or re-purposed.

Love this market it's so close to my house which is such a big plus these days with gas being…read moreextremely high commute is a huge factor when you're going to the grocery store every few days. So when I want some good quality premade food that's quick. I'll go to fresh Shores and get the tuna. It's delicious.. only problem with this place is the prices are astronomically high so just get ready to spend some dough. Employees are very nice and helpful

Little Shores has a great variety of groceries- fresh cut meats and deli.. some prepared foods as…read morewell as regular groceries, produce, pasta and snacks etc.. I like that it's not too big / distracting- I find everything easily, lines are never too long - everyone is nice, clean inside , I also go to the Cranston location from time to time - I enjoy food shopping here better than big /chain stores !!

A hidden gem. I almost want to gatekeep this it's so good. The pastelitos here are absolute fire…read more My sons friends family owns it. I would have taken photos of the food but we ate it so fast. They sell juice, typical variety store items and sandwiches soon. Food was fresh hotand hot. According to my sons friend they take orders. We arrived around 5 and they close at 6. We bought pretty much whatever meat pie they had left. Owners are kind and friendly.

amazing mini market in a great area love the owners this is gonna be my new usual corner storeread more

So happy I stumbled upon this small market! It has anything and everything Asian that you could…read moreever need! No more going crazy in the grocery store looking for that one ingredient needed for a recipe! The employees were friendly and the place is stocked to the max!

This place is alright. I walked in and the place is bigger than what I thought. They didn't have a…read morelot of what I was looking for though. They had a very limited frozen section. 90% of the store was canned or dry foods like spices, noodles, and sauces. The vegetable section was limited as well and not very fresh. The eggplant I got were the best ones because the rest were kind of mushy. A lot of items didn't have price tags either and I found it kind of annoying to keep asking how much an item was. The food selection is mostly Vietnamese. There is 1% of Korean food which is what I was looking for. After walking around for 30 minutes I asked the owner if he had tofu and it was behind a counter in the back for 99 cents a block which is not very cheap to me but cheaper than stop and shop so I got a couple of those. All in all, this place is great if you're looking for a selection of Vietnamese food, dried goods, or sauces. The frozen and vegetable section is lacking and they could have more of a variety or Korean, or Japanese foods.

Sunrise Market is the closest non-chain convenience store in the area where I live... within…read morewalking distance at least. The hours are good, I believe they're open until midnight, most nights... they offer a bit of everything; household cleaning products, toiletries, non-perishable foods, snacks, ice cream, milk, eggs, etc. While you're buying a pack of smokes, you can also pick up a bootleg DVD or a bong. My only complaint is that it's a little stinky in here. It smells... stale. Oh plus... parking can be a pain in the butt sometimes, as well as trying to get in and out of the lot; it's really quite small. Also, I'm not sure how much longer this place is going to be around because rumor has it that a TD Bank is taking over this little plaza within the next couple of years. It's so heartbreaking to see the little mom and pop shops being ruined by "the man."