On our last few visits to Boston, we stayed in the Seaport area. I know a lot of locals are down on…read morethe Seaport as a gentrified and expensive borefest, but as a tourist it's not half bad. The only downside is it's pretty hard to find a place to buy groceries. Since we didn't want to eat out every night we decided to walk over to this Trader Joe's to get some food. Is a pretty typical Trader Joe's, but it's very small, even smaller than the one we have back home in Boca, which is one of the smallest ones I've ever seen. But we found everything we needed and everything was pretty good quality in particular the fresh produce. Overall if you're in the Seaport this place is a must if you don't want to spend a fortune on food. I'd give it four stars, definitely recommended and possibly the only place to go grocery shopping in the immediate area.

Biggest and nicest Trader Joe's we ever been in. It was very clean and organized. The aisles are…read morewider than the regular Trader's Joe also. My wife dropped in for some Boston themed bags. She was able to find some for $0.99 each, excellent buy. She also brought some foldable hard sided square bag with handles, excellent for carrying heavier items. First time seeing this type of bag. There were plenty of cashiers, so checkout was quick.

I've been to Golden Goose several times in the last year. It is a great shop to pick up a bite to…read moreeat while staying at a hotel nearby. We always make it a point to stop by while laying over. There is a deli with a great selection. I large selection of wines as well great meat and produce. I will definitely be back again, heh, probably next weekend!

I had grabbed some cheese and deli meet from the deli counter. It took a while, but I don't mind…read morewhen someone is careful in their work, however that was not the case. Not pictured is the sliced chicken that was essentially a pound of scraps squished together. Much like cheese in the following photo. My order was made so poorly one might consider malice. The Goose is fine in a pinch, but inarguably expensive. This is so bad that it's amazing.

Wow! This is what the North End has been waiting for. Great combo of the best of Golden Goose and…read moreGoing Banana's plus some really great variety of international and specialty options. Whoever developed this business really thought through the brands to offer something different and more expansive than any other shop in the area. They had some brands that even bigger supermarkets don't offer. Didn't try any of the foods from the deli and their fresh produce was a bit lacking, but it definitely fits a need this neighborhood was lacking.

They now have a 4 % credit markup on all purchases. Awful! Their employee just tried to charge me…read morethe credit price although I was paying by cash. Right on the register it says "Cash Price: this Credit Price $4% more...", yet she insisted on charging the Credit Price. I don't think I'll be back anytime soon.

Let me start off by saying I typically visit Roche Brothers for items I cannot get at Whole Foods…read moreor Trader Joe's - so mostly for snacks or specialty items like a Duncan Hines boxed cake - strawberry is my fave! Been coming here for years, as everyone else has pointed out, it's conveniently located in DTX. When you walk in, you can buy prepared foods and sit down in a cafe, the main grocery store is in the basement. They have an excellent cheese section, snack section - so many different chips and crackers to choose from, and a fairly decent boxed cake section. They also have a lot of frozen items and other dairy products. I have purchased produce here but not very often. It wouldn't be my first choice - they don't have too great of a selection and it seems more expensive than WFs. They have a decent sized alcohol section but it's blocked off and you have to purchase alcohol in that section - no biggie tho. They have a variety of local beer and cider, which is nice. Near the checkout, they have the prepared foods, bakery, and meat counters. The items from the bakery case look decent but I have not tried them. The checkout line can be long sometimes but usually goes pretty fast. All in all, this a convenient location with lots of items to choose from. I'll def be back!

I'm concerned that Store Security is unaware of his presence while he's texting on his phone…read moreconstantly! I think the Managers should ban cell phone use while doing security and get responsible employees that focus on keeping the store and its customers safe! The area has been known to have issues and this store is a great benefit for all so let's get Security Staff do their Jobs! Think of the area this Security is watching with items easily accessible even with cameras. This location has been a great benefit!

Huge selection, if you can get through the parking lot. Often out of south end staples like cottage…read morecheese and some other cheeses. Their vegan fast food station leaves me with stomach aches, but other than that it's decent. Do not get the falafel at the hot bar. It's dry and hard as a rock, it looks like it hasn't been cooked through. Sushi is actually very expensive at 9 or 10$ for the vegetable rolls. Why wouldn't I go to an actual restaurant and get it there? I wonder. I wish this Whole Foods had good fresh pizza like the one in Beverly. Oh wait. That one is sinking into the ground because they built it on top of a marsh....

I usually get vegan berry cake and mom's chocolate truffles. They both are really good and love…read morethem totally. I wish they had more vegan options.

Biggest Walgreens I've ever been in. The aisles seemed to go on forever. We stopped in to get a few…read morequick items and were amazed at how big this place was and how full the shelves were!

This is a much more useful Walgreens than others because it's so big, so full of snacks and other…read moresundries you might need as a tourist staying nearby in a hotel and everything isn't locked up so you can get it yourself and bring it up to get checked out. A little short staffed, I always had to wait to check out, but not too long.

The Italian Sub recommended by ChatGPT, originated in 1995. The place claims to provide the best…read moreItalian sub in Boston, and it truly was excellent. Italian Sub: $20 for a foot long, the meat was so plentiful it's almost overflowing, enough for two meals. The prisciutto was tender and juicy; the salami was firm and savory with a strong smokiness. Both are thinly sliced, so despite the thick stack, it was relatively easy for a bite. The provolone cheese was also generously portioned, with a robust yet not spicy flavor and a subtle nutty aroma, perfectly complementing the two meats. The olive oil and balsamic vinegar were particularly outstanding: mellow, tangy, and with a fruity aroma of grapes, key to the complex flavor profile. The lettuce, tomatoes, and onions were all fresh, especially the onions were refreshing and a little zingy, perfect for removing the greasiness. Unfortunately, I was worried about not being able to roll it back up properly and making it inconvenient to carry (which it actually happened), so I took it away and ate it at the office. After about 40 minutes, the bread had become somewhat dry and hard.

Arguably the best sandwich in Boston I was not let down by Monica's…read more The line was long on a Sunday but very orderly and went smoothly. The sandwiches themselves are massive and freshly made. The bread is the right amount of soft to crust. All in all I wouldn't change a thing it's definitely a must go.

This Star Market is very conveniently located given I commute via commuter rail to and from North…read moreStation daily. When you walk in, you take the escalator downstairs and grocery store is much larger than you would expect. There are full out bakery, deli, dairy, grains, etc sections and an enormous wine/beer/liquor selection as well (this opens after 10am, I think). I really appreciate this Star Market being here because I can quickly pickup breakfast items that I keep at work or dessert to take home. It's nice not to have to jump in my car after I get home and drive out of my way to pick up a quick item or two. The checkout experience is also good - there are a lot of self check-out stations so no waiting in line. Overall, clean and very easy to pop in and out.

This is an amazing place right near North Station. I was exploring the North End and wanted to pick…read moreup some things. I walked inside through the Starbucks and saw the huge selection. Then I noticed there was a downstairs area which was filled with even more options. As a non-local I love going to grocery stores in different cities to see all the local options available. There is a huge beer and liquor selection available. I was checking out all the local New England beers. If I had more time here I would have loved to try them. I even found the infamous Dunkin Spiked drinks here. That is how you know you are in Boston. I only wish this store was closer to where I stayed in Cambridge. It is much larger and had more options that the one in Cambridge.

Food: Their chicken noodle soup and fresh sushi was delicious! Omg perfect meal for a snowy day out…read moreand a girl recovering from a cold. Service: Workers were really nice! Ambiance: Lots of seating and so clean. Love the natural lighting too.

Came here for a quick sushi bite. They have plenty of sushi option in their shelf and poke bowl…read moretoo. Sushi is tasty for a supermarket sushi.

Friendly staff. We…read moregot 2 sandwiches. Prosciutto sandwich was very good. Simple and tastes like homemade. A little skimpy in the meat to bread ratio. Mozzarella delicious Turkey sub was very good. Tomato pesto was great. Flavorful sandwich. Fresh bread we also bought. Excellent. Small mom and pop deli with great Italian products and staff. Will return

There sandwhiches are so good fresh best of the best there cold cuts are not like any other place…read morethere all imported