This was my first time trying Int Food Gourmet, I got a tuna sub with everything no hots and it was…read moreperfect, not too wet or messy. The service was great, they were very nice and my sub was ready in a few minutes. It's a cute little marketplace with a bunch of different food options like deli, bakery & hot ready to go meals. It's also conveniently located by the highway.

All of the food is delicious and they have amazing prepared foods. Unfortunately the man that seems…read moreto help run the shop is very rude and treats you like you are inconveniencing him. All of the ladies are wonderful.

Everyone here is so kind and helpful. They make you feel like family or an old friend. The store is…read morevery well stocked and has everything we're looking for.

From the owner: We are a family-run African grocery store and catering company servicing the Randolph, MA & South…read moreShore area with authentic tropical, African foods and goods.

DON'T COME TO THIS STORE. Employees can treat you however they want with no consequences, even in…read morefront of children. Bernadette at the self check out is absolutely RUDE and condescending. She has the biggest attitude. She had to check the price on an item that had no bar code. I was holding up the product so she can see what it is. She said in an attitude aggressive way, "are you going to let me have the bottle or not?!" That was the very First thing she said to me. Not "hi, how can I help you". Not "can I see the product?" I don't know why they hired her for customer service. She is AWFUL. I was there with my 11 year old daughter who was happy to buy her doll, but this experience ruined her day and mine. I tried to complain to the manager, but instead they sent Nate, a coach, to talk with me. He was nice and said he'd talk with her, but it's ridiculous that there isn't a store manager concerned about how their customers (including children) are treated. I have a feeling she probably talks to customers like this all the time, but it was very disappointing for me because my 11 year old daughter was there, but Bernadette didn't care. Bernadette was raising her voice and talking in a condescending way, and even other customers noticed how she was treating us. I will post a picture of her soon, if she isn't fired, so other customers can steer clear of her. Hope she is fired though! (Update: I called corporate and they said they'd contact the store and their store manager would call me. I'm waiting to see if they do, shows how much they care or don't care how their customers are treated.... Store manager "JUAN" never called me. They don't care abour their customers.) Please read Yelp Reviews for more accurate reviews.

Took 53 minutes of waiting in the wallmart parking lot for our pickup order didn't even get the…read moreorder we cancelled it. Do better. Target has better service.

The venue is nice and bright, fresh, clean and it has great lighting. Their food was on point. The…read morejerk chicken and pulled beef roast, vegi rice, salad and even the rolls were delicious. It was a great event and great space to dance. I would definitely book this venue if I had an event. This is a great space for any occasion or party.

Needs a face lift I've been living here my whole life and it's looked the same for way too long…read more Great food and service but they seriously need to update that place, they make more than enough money for it to not reflect there services properly.

I came here for lunch specifically to try jajangmyeon after reading about the dish in the New York…read moreTimes (https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/11/dining/jjajangmyeon-korean-noodle-dish.html) and seeing it repeatedly pop up in my Facebook feed. Living on the South Shore means Korean food options are limited, so when personal errands brought me to Stoughton, this immediately went to the top of my list. The jajangmyeon lived up to the hype. Springy wheat noodles with a deeply flavorful black bean sauce that hit the perfect balance of sweet and salty. Comfort food with real depth. I also enjoyed my steamed pork dumplings along with the banchan which included standards like kimchi along spicy radish and pickled daikon, which was an absolute revelation! Sign me up for more of that. The restaurant crowd was primarily locals, and there was a constant stream of takeout orders, which says a lot about how well-loved this place is. The space itself is nice and welcoming, although the area near the host stand and toward the open kitchen is a little cluttered during peak times. I'm guessing they don't have a lot of storage in back. If you have been curious about jajangmyeon, or if you are craving Korean food south of Boston, this is absolutely worth the trip.

It's great to have an authentic Korean restaurant on the South Shore without having to drive into…read moreBoston. this restaurant replaced SuSu Sushi and the interior remains about the same . The food here is on par with the spots in Allston, and the portions are huge. The steamed egg was really well done and seasoned perfectly. The tangsuyuk came out hot and very crispy, though I felt the sauce was a bit too sour and could have used more depth of flavor. The budae jjigae is listed as serving size for two, but it easily could have fed four people. I appreciated the generous amount of pork belly, spam, and sausage along with the vegetables. A lot of places tend to skimp on the meat and overload the veggies. I would definitely come back when I'm craving Korean food. I went on a Friday night and it was not too busy.

Authentic Brazilian groceries, meat market and food buffet - all in one place. You park out front…read moreon the street and you walk into this place that looks like a convenient store and then BOOM there's a buffet of Brazilian dishes that you plate yourself and then weigh at the cashier. The dishes are common dishes a Brazilian family may have for lunch or dinner. Keeping it simple with the basics. We got 2 plates that had 2 sides and a protein each and our total was about $28. There are a few tables and TVs to sit and eat your food but many take the food to go. This is a family business so sometimes the person at the cashier may not speak English but the routine is to weigh your food, pay the amount and leave. Hope this helps! Also next time I'll get pics

HIDDEN GEM! Buffet…read moreof delicious Brazilian food in a little grocery shop. Very reasonably priced. At $6.99/lb for buffet I had a big meal with a variety of foods for $7. (Yes I ate a lb of food, don't judge me). They also have Portuguese bakery items like pastels (like empanadas). Very clean. Sitting area where you can enjoy or you can take to go. Serve yourself. Check this place out. Buffet starts at 10:30am until 8pm-ish when they close.

I am a history buff and loved that I found a place that where I could go back in time for a little…read morewhile. I believe it is only open during the cold weather months. I love the weird drinks and menu items. It is a weird night out as Mina said but I think Blanchard's Tavern is a fun weird night out.

Step back in time at this 1780s tavern. Live entertainment every Saturday night from September…read morethrough June. Doors open at 8pm & generally doors close at 11:30pm. Singers perform traditional Irish & English folk songs. Performers have included Janet Ashton, Lynn Feingold, reenactors Paul Revere & Rachael Revere, Larry Carlson, Ed Munafo, Sally McKnight & Jim Bucannan, Shawn Hickey, & Plymouth Plantation's very own "For the Nonce". The menu includes a nice array of drinks and foods - see the full menu here - http://www.blanchardstavern.com/Menu_Items.htm. Their dessert specialties are a favorite; including a delicious take on the classic colonial treat syllabub. A treat for history buffs, those who appreciate live tradtional music, and those looking for something different & new to do on a Saturday night. A bit of the colonial days without having to travel from the South Shore. Right on Rt. 28 the tavern is easy to find & if the parking lot is full you can park across the street at the Church.

Food was great had stuff haddock and loaded mash our starter was mussels our waitress was very nice…read more The place is cute makes you feel like you're near a ocean Cool vibe The lemon raspberry dessert is fantastic

La Stalla must be doing something right, because on a Thursday at 8pm they still had a good crowd…read more The inside is very trendy and updated, as the restaurant opened in 2021 and things seem to be well maintained. A pleasant, airy space. Staff are friendly, checking in periodically but not hovering/pushy. The music choice was interesting, country music for half our dinner before switching over to a 90s/ early 2000s mix. Portions of the entrees were very filling. The octopus was done well and had an interesting pesto and hummus base. The pasta sauce for the meatballs was delicious, however the meatballs seemed somewhat basic and uninspiring.

Casa Vallarta offers a diverse menu that caters to various tastes, making it a good choice for…read morethose looking to explore different flavors without breaking the bank. The value for the variety of options is commendable, ensuring that most diners can find something they'll enjoy. When it comes to service, experiences can vary depending on the staff member. However, Carla stands out as a beacon of excellent customer service. Her welcoming demeanor and effective communication skills create a positive atmosphere that enhances the dining experience significantly. On the downside, one aspect that could use improvement is the quality of the fries. It seems they often serve reheated fries, which lack the freshness and crispiness that make them enjoyable. This noticeable difference in taste can detract from an otherwise pleasant meal. In summary, Casa Vallarta is a solid dining option with a wide range of dishes and standout service from staff like Carla. Improving the quality of the fries could elevate the overall experience even further.

Traditional Mexican restaurant with decor, lighting, and vibes. Good quality food with large…read moreportion sizes. Staff were kind but busy and hard to get a hold of at times. The Paso chicken tacos were good, and included a unique style of Mexican rice.