Excellent good produce, easy to access love their store. Recommend to everyone and most of all very…read morereasonable.

I like shopping here. The prices are really fair on produce. Depending on when you go, they won't…read morehave everything still available so just be ready to pivot or try to go during the week.

Actual whole fish on ice so you can check eyes, gills and really know what species you're buying…read more They will fillet them if you ask. Red snapper, croaker, butterfish, stripers, wipers/white bass, rock bass, scup, white perch, salmon, tuna sometimes, and others I have to ask about. Selection varies. Condiments and groceries that would be usual for Portuguese and Cape Verdian stores.

Just had a sea scallop plate from Captains Catch. Well…read moreworth the money scallops were sweet , Cole slaw delicious. I would highly recommend

First time getting Fish and Chips here and it won't be the last! We normally go somewhere else…read morebut fate brought us here. Everything was so fresh and tasty too! Staff was very friendly. We will be back!

Great place. Quality product. Including frozen stuff. I have been happy with every purchase. And…read morethey are nice too. Discover how great when I needed some gefilte fish for the Pesah holiday table at last minute. With no Bubbies to stop into, I was so happy to find them at Fearless Fish. Later I discovered they were among the best I ever had. Just ate my last one. The beet horseradish that comes with them was pretty tasty too.

Who knew a fish market could be so *hip*…read more Shotgun review: - Super knowledgeable staff who are happy to help - Variety of options for fresh fish & shellfish - Variety of options for smoked, cooked, & otherwise prepared seafood - Private parking lot* - Dry goods shelf that has a wonderful selection of fishy accoutrements - Cute lil' merch section - Everything you need to make sushi** *It's a tight squeeze lot, but a private lot nonetheless. It's very much appreciated on Hope Street. **From sushi grade salmon, tuna belly, nori, kewpie mayo, tobiko, ikura, & more. Fearless Fish Market can basically be a one stop shop for all of your homemade sushi making needs. That's what we did!

I have been coming to International Meat Market for years, back when they were on Lonsdale Ave,…read morewhere they just built Central Falls High School. This newer location is a lot bigger, with a massive parking lot. They are primarily a meat market, so they obviously have a large variety of meat, organized by type (beef, chicken, pork, fish, etc) behind clear cases. The prices are good and they usually have specials on different meats every week. The price per pound also decreases by a little when buying in bulk (10 Ibs +). They have meat packages available too where it comes with a pre-selected variety of meat for a set price. They have an online platform to order packages which saves lots of time by not having to wait in line, and I believe they accept orders by phone too. When ordering in person, they have a number system to order, so you grab a ticket with a number, and they call out the numbers in order to attend to customers in a first come first served fashion. Sometimes, the wait can be 30 min +, not because they are short staffed (there is almost always 8-12 people taking orders), but just because of the amount of people who come in. The meat always looks fresh. The staff is always in a good mood, happy to take orders, very patient, speak Spanish and English (and maybe more languages), and accommodating to requests. For example, they wil cut the meat in any way you wish, you can choose which piece you want, and tell them exactly how much you want. Aside from the meat, they have lots of authentic products from Central/South America, and some Portuguese products as well. They have a produce section with fresh fruits and vegetables, but it is usually more expensive than some grocery stores. They have 3-4 cash registers, so the checkout lines usually don't take longer than 2-10 minutes. Recently, they were celebrating one year of being at this location so to show some appreciation to their customers, they hosted a BBQ with burgers, hot dogs, larcites, and samples of some of their products - very generous.

Great selections. A lot of different cuts of meats that you don't usually find…read more Prices were very good

The most requested rotisserie chicken left on Chicken Wars is Market Basket. They have 95…read morelocations, primarily all in New England, and they have SOLDIERS. My comments have been flooded with Market Basket requests since I started this journey. For full transparency, I didn't know MB existed until I started DOGGIN these chickens. I walked in with my production team, and was so caught off guard. Employees smiling from ear to ear while being dressed to the nines, floors squeaky clean, a fresh popcorn station, a delectable looking hot bar, etc. There is just so much soul in here. This is what a family run grocery store looks like before they sell out. You can just tell, this is their baby. They care so much. They put their heart and soul into running these stores, and it shows. I felt like I was in a Bucee's, and I don't know if I could give a higher compliment. Perhaps the most surprising thing of all was the $4.69 rotisserie chicken. This marks the cheapest tissi Chicken Wars has ever seen. Cheaper than Costco and Sam's Club. How are they doing this? My one concern was that the chicken came in saran wrap, which I thought would make the skin all soggy. The other 32 grocery stores I've tried all came in a plastic bag or plastic container. However, I respected the confidence. They're not scared to do something no one else is doing. Talent hits a target no one else can hit, genius hits a target no one else can see. We got this bird and took it to a park down the street, and I began consumption. The skin was ideal, a perfect golden brown with a slight crisp. The saran wrap didn't make it soggy at all. The breast was perfectly tender and was delicious. I didn't need one sip of water throughout the whole bird. The leg was operating at a high level as well, falling off the bone. I sat on this park bench in awe. How? How can this be $4.69, a good size, and this good? It didn't make sense. I'm still struggling to come to terms with it. I ended up giving it an 8.9/10, which makes it tied for 3rd with the Fresh Market. My only critique is it didn't have as much flavor as Fairway or Publix, but it was right there. I was so inspired that I went back in and tried to buy a hat, but they didn't sell any smh. I was especially thankful for this, as we needed a road win in New England. The other 2 birds I tried up here were ROUGH. A nice side effect of this journey has been traveling to try new birds. Every time I travel, I feel like I gain a wealth of knowledge in a short period of time. I grow and learn every time I go to a new place, and to me, that's what life is all about. Learning, growing, and trying to satiate this passionate curiosity I have about the world. THANK YOU MARKET BASKET FOR BRINGIN THE REAL BACK! FOR BRINGING THE SOUL BACK! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

I'm beginning to think grocery stores are finding more "creative" ways to to profit by hiding their…read morebad lettuce in sandwich wraps where the customer may be less likely to see it. I bought some chicken sandwich wraps and the lettuce was terrible. Wilted, rotting. And you know how it starts getting slimy as it goes bad. I actually had to pull my sandwich apart to unwrap the lettuce and pull it out. I would not serve that to anyone. And I wasn't going to eat it. I even bought a ready to drink young coconut that comes with a straw. Could not get that thing opened for anything so returned it immediately. I did get a slight taste of it on the straw as I was trying to pry it in and it tasted rancid. The coconut was wrapped in plastic labeling but you could see the oxidation and discoloration on the top. When I returned it I did not even say why and the lady opened the bag and said "oh it's rotten I can already smell it." I like market basket but this should not be happening. Even at another grocery store (WF) the other day a chicken wrap was filled with rotting lettuce. Maybe wraps are now a good place for grocery stores to hide rotting lettuce.

Nasty nasty store crabs are rotten don't eat there old food smells nasty do not go thereread more

I didn't like this place it was dirty and smelly , I know a seafood restaurant isn't going to smell…read morelike flowers but there is a difference between FRESH fish and OLD fish, the staff is also so rude. I prefer the market on Reservoir Ave , it's clean and the staff is awesome

What a fine find! Ate there last night. Stunning seafood…read moresoup loaded with shrimp, jumbo shrimp with heads and feelers, mussels, fish and octopus. In a delicious tomato based roth (parihuela). This was preceded by an achevichada appetizer molded with ceviche, mashed potato and avocado served up with four dainty lettuce leaves and marinade. There are SO MANY things I want to try. Brandon's service was great. My guest and I stayed and talked until closing. We will go back.

I had an amazing experience meeting up with an old friend for dinner. Our server was super nice and…read moreaccommodating and the food and drink was out of this world. I got a mojito and a seafood dish (parihuela) that seemed bottomless. So good. Simple restaurant and very clean as anglos we felt very comfortable.