My friends and I usually get the tostitos and it's never consistent especially at night. It usually…read morecome with corn, nuts, cheese and Valentina with your choice of chip but whenever we get it back the bag is usually empty. Ybasically pay $18 dollars for a back of chips with two spoonfuls on corn at most. I wouldn't recommend getting a Tostitos here

Located in the center of the town. This convenience store with lots of Mexico imported food and…read moredrinks hard to find them around in Boston. I was surprised they got a kitchen inside and the was food came out fresh and delicious.

Get-N-Go is the BEST market / corner store in Somerville. It's family owned-and-operated so you…read morewill often see the friendly owner and his sons behind the counter. They know many of their customers by name and vice-versa. Their selection is second-to-none. Not many other convenience stores have fresh produce, an extensive frozen section, lots of European + other foreign candy, a variety of cheeses + meats, many different spices + hot sauces, vegan and gluten-free options, International foods, among many other surprises. I'm in there just about every day and I'm always finding new and interesting products. They will also try to track-down specific things that you're looking for. It's well-organized, clean and everything is labeled with prices which I find helpful. There's also a small parking lot behind the store. If you haven't been to Get-N-Go, check it out!

The best spot, they're always so nice and have such a fun assortment of goods!! Reliably stocked…read moreconsistently if you're looking for something specific and fun to roam around and find something new if you're feeling adventurous. A neighborhood gem

Now that our family members have moved to Revere, we have been spending some time in the area and…read morewhen in need we have stopped at this convenience store near Wonderland Station. This convenience store isn't the best in the world, but it has a little bit of everything you may be looking for. For me the biggest asset this shop has is their selection of self-serve Richie's Slush. The rest of the merchandise is average convenience store products.

I wish every neighborhood had one of these! Though definitely petite, it has a everything you'd…read moreneed on a day to day basis. Their bulk items are very reasonably priced, particularly their MEM tea. The staff is also very friendly and happy to give recommendations.

Friendly staff. Well organized space with all the essentials, and then some, to stock a kitchen for…read moresomeone who cooks regularly. Thorough bulk section with excellent spices and coffee. Diverse selection of produce as well.

Great store , nice selection! They have household goods as well as a selection of fresh produce !…read moreAnd of course, great staff! Support your local businesses especially now !

One of the great things about the South End is it's diversity. Don Quijote is a tribute to that…read more This Spanish food market has the little items that you can't find in "American" supermarkets that are essential for creating Latin food. What's great about this place is that when you walk in you can see that it's not the usual grocery store where you buy your things and leave. Locals, especially Spanish speaking ones seem to hang around and chat about with the people that work there. It has a real family atmosphere to it. You'll find a good mix of Latin products along with everyday "American" food given the store's size. My one gripe which is keeping me from adding another star is their lack of tortillas. As a staple of Latin food I would expect a wide variety of them. For those not accustomed to cookie Latin food you can even find prem-made Taco Bell kits. I'm not sure if that is something for the store to be proud of, but hey...it works.

This is the place to be where you get good price and the service better than anyone. I would…read morerecommend all my friends and family members

First time at this grocery store and were pleasantly surprised at how well stocked this store is!…read moreThey have everything from staples to spices to snacks!! Lots of ready to eat foods in the frozen section including yummy desserts! For Diwali they had seasonal festive lamps and decoration items. The gentleman at the counter Monovar was very friendly and helpful! We asked for a few items and he pointed them out to us. They sell homemade biryani too - he convinced us to buy 2 containers of it lol! Great salesman! It was actually pretty good too. Came in handy for a dinner party we had. We bought a lot of stuff and as we were leaving he offered us free ice cream bars from the freezer! Parking was easy on a side street. Will definitely be back to stock up next time!

If you are from the Caribbean or diaspora, then look no further. I'm new to Boston, but Jamaican…read moreborn and have trouble sometime finding cultural ingredients like certain yams, spices, sauces, salt fish etc...but they had it all. It's a little out of the way for me so I can't order via Instacart but the drive is definitely worth it.

The deli department does not close the slice meat bags so when you leave the store the meat fall to…read morethe floor and when reported to the manager no one is concerned about it big problem and feel it doesn't take much time to close the bag

Coming out from Market Basket I saw this store and thought of checking the place being Indian…read more After checking I asked when they usually top up their store items from the lady standing at the counter, she reacted very rudely while making faces with another lady standing next to her who was also indian. I really felt offended by the kind of attitude they showed me ( especially the older lady standing at the counter always). Never gonna visit that store again.

Conveniently located next to Market Basket, you can come here after shopping at Market Basket to…read morepick up Indian food as well as some beer and wine. They had a lot of rice, spices, snacks, and a small selection of frozen food. I could not find the expiration date of some of the frozen food. My advice would be to take a good look at what you are buying to make sure it is not expired. The other side of the store has beer and wine, with decent prices. The cashier tried not to give me a plastic bag since plastic bags have to be free during COVID. I had to ask nicely and she gave me one.