This review is for the samosas and the samosas only. They have a little hot case by the registers…read morefor samosas. About $2 per samosas. I ate two and I loved them. The dough is perfect. Lightly sweet, crunchy and chewy. They are absolutely stuffed with filling that tastes great! Id def go back to have more if I was passing by and needed a snack

We were in town on vacation and I decided to go shopping - I live in Maine where we don't have many…read moreIndian grocery stores, but I used to live in Queens, so I miss them. Really loved this store - huge selection, lots of snacks, great music - I went with my daughter and she was dancing through the aisles lol - wonderful staff.

Best of the best!! This place is truly a Boston treasure. The owner is very kind, the produce is…read morevery adorable, the freshest of the freshest. Any time I come in, it's like a mini-vacation. The walls are painted in a fun a fresh manner, and the presentation is wonderful. There's always a lot to choose from and it gives that pleasant nostalgia of what simple businesses were like. You feel treat as a real person in the community instead of an ordinary customer. I love that.

Great location! Super small though and very hard to walk around. Some produce is very good for the…read moreprice!

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.

I think this is the best Farmers Market around. It is Saturdays until 1 in summer and fall…read more I can come away with ingredients for meals, something to eat right away or shortcut prepped meals. They even have protein balls in many flavors for a quick healthy snack. In addition there are lovely breads, jellies and pastries, coffees and juices. I've got gifts both for others and myself there. There is always a community group and some music to add to the atmosphere. Parking can be tough during the first hour or so. There's is plenty of you don't mind a little walk I recommend arriving early, taking a walk around Lake Quannapowitt (3 mi), then grabbing some items at the market.

Amazing place! Great vendors. Good variety. Lots of small business to support. Highly recommendread more

This is a small market located in Bellingham Square in Chelsea, MA. (About a 5 minute walk from my…read morehouse). This store is primarily geared toward Chelsea's large Latino population, so the groceries are geared toward Latino cultures. They do have some regular 'staples' and what not too, but not always everything. BUT I typically go here when I'm out of something, and I don't want to run to Market Basket. Location: I don't think this could get any better than where it is.. IT's right in the heart of Bellingham Square in downtown Chelsea. Also it's just before a major bus transfer point in town. Store: Nice but OLD. You could tell this was a 1940s-era market by the copper ceiling (painted over), and the styling of the building. BUT the owner has updated the interior a bit in recent years (new signage, re-organizing the store, fixing his coolers, etc) So it looks nice. Selection: Pretty good for a Latin themed grocery store. For me (a white guy) they have most of what I'd ever go in here for (cheese, milk, veggies, meat, canned something, etc). The produce is kind of meh... Some of it looks like it's on the verge of going bad (no joke). So I often have to dig thru piles of veggies to find one that ISN'T going to turn. But again, it's all about convenience, so I just deal with it. This store actually has decent meats. Of course many of the cuts are Latino-style cuts (lots of chicken!), but they have some regular main stays (chops, steak, etc) and whatever I've bought for meat there, as always been good. This store also has a deli, I've never gotten anything there because I don't like the brand they carry (and the one time I tried to get something done, the employee looked at me like I had six heads and didn't come help). But it's there if I so need Deli meat. The main part of the store is the canned goods, box stuff, flour, mayo, etc etc (all the non-perishables) is a good variety. The gondola's go up very high and they have a ton of different products squished into that small store. Price: Prices are kinda meh also. Some of the produce... for what you are getting.. is very pricey. And I would never do ALL my shopping here because its just too pricey, however I do see folks load up suitcases/granny carts/carts up with tons of bags so apparently a lot of people do their full shopping trip here, so it might be a wash. Staff: I've never had a problem with the staff (except the Deli counter incident), the cashiers will speak English to me and are very polite about everything. My biggest three biggest complaints about this store is... If i come in with my backpack or manbag, I have to give it to the service desk. AND the produce could be better. AND I wish they'd carry more American-style bread products (you can't get Wonder-style bread here!) Overall I'm glad this store is around the corner. They may not have everything but they are certainly cheaper than Tedeschi's or schlepping over to Market Basket. It serves a purpose, which is why I'm going to give it four stars!

I absolutely love this place. I work in Chelsea and stop by on my way to the office or on my way…read morehome to get fresh produce or a gallon of milk or whatever. The prices are really competitive and the produce in particular is great -- standard stuff like bananas and apples, but also mangoes, papaya, and cilantro -- plus there's always something interesting in the frozen section to try.

The farm was recommended to me by a few locals from here. It was a good find. The farm had miles…read moreand miles of orchids surrounding it. It was easy to find because of it. It is located on a cool road. Before you reach the farm, you come across historical landmarks. The farm is a good place for little ones. It has a petting and feeding area. A nice playground and a you pick area. It also had an area with flowers. Inside the store is found vegetables and fruits, both fresh and preserved. It had some other items like seasonings, candles, candy, and baked goods, I got something sweet called stop the .... I don't remember the third word, but it got my attention. It tasted like a well-made apple butter. I liked it. The cinnamon bread was a little on the dry side. I can see why it would be good for French Toast. I found the service nice. The young ladies working the counter were helpful. Cool farm to visit.

Nice playground, animal feeding, mini corn maze with fairy tale story ($5 per person)read more

Boston Public Market isn't really a farmers market, but Stillman's Farm stand at BPM is almost a…read morefarmers market by itself. Great, diverse selection of seasonal vegetables. Right now, get there at 11AM every day for fresh picked sweet corn (really makes a difference, since as soon as it is picked the sugars start to turn to starch). Leave the husk on, put one in the microwave for 3 minutes, peal, slather in butter & salt...HEAVEN! When I am looking for nice veggies for a dinner party, Stillman's and Eataly are the two places I always go.

I decided to cook tonight and started assembling all the ingredients from the Boston Public Market…read more Two critical components went into the basket at Stillman's - two jars of Marinara Sauce and some fixings for salad. Not cheap (location!) but the vegetables were definitely fresh. One punnet of cherry tomatoes was really interesting with different shapes and colors. The green cherry tomato was super delicious! I'm glad I put together the salad from Stillman's. My guests enjoyed it!

Our day started out wonderfully. My family and I had an amazing time apple picking and were really…read moreenjoying our day together. Unfortunately, the experience took an upsetting turn when we went to the shop to purchase apple cider doughnuts. My sister and I were standing in line when a staff member suddenly called us out in front of the other customers. She yelled, "Get in the back of the line and don't cut. That lady was here first!" My sister and I were extremely confused and embarrassed. Everyone turned to look at us as though we had done something wrong. The staff member then asked, "Did you place your doughnut order?" We explained that we had not, which was why we were standing in line. She responded by telling us that we needed to place our doughnut order first and then get in line to pay. We completely understand that there may have been a specific process for ordering and paying, and we would have gladly followed it if someone had simply explained it to us. However, the way this information was communicated was unnecessarily harsh and humiliating. We felt scolded, embarrassed, and shaken by the interaction. I can still remember the angry, raised tone of the staff member's voice. There are many ways this situation could have been handled respectfully and professionally. A simple explanation such as, "Excuse me, you need to place your doughnut order over there first, and then you can come back to this line to pay," would have been more than enough. What should have been a wonderful family outing ended with us feeling embarrassed and uncomfortable. No customer should have to be treated this way, especially when there was clearly a misunderstanding rather than an intentional attempt to cut in line. Unfortunately, after this experience, I do not feel comfortable returning. I hope management takes the time to address how situations like this are handled with customers so that others do not have to experience the same treatment.

I have grown up coming here! It is always fun and there is always good vibes! The donuts and cider…read moreare so good! The workers are nice and helpful! The only bad thing is that my cider was expired.