I try not to rag on small businesses like this one but be very cautious of the produce you buy from…read morehere. On my most recent visit, I found a lot of mold on most of their refrigerated items. I understand the humidity has been through the roof for the past couple of weeks but that is no excuse for keeping items like that on the shelf for sale.

Deceiving little corner Asian market in the middle of a low and neighborhood…read more When you go when you are pleasantly surprised by all the authentic Asian items available. Up-and-down the Isles many pastes spices sauces Chinese, Cambodian, Vietnamese and Korean. They also have a fresh fish counter very impressive selection of fish lobster crab and shrimp. The The vegetables are extra fresh and hand packed by the employees if lucky enough you'll see a large case in the back with the employees separating and weighing produce and stocking the refrigerated vegetable section everything is always fresh and cut to cook excellent place to buy vegetables for stirfry etc. At the checkout area they also have some select pastries from Chinatown which is a great find if you're not in the mood to go to Boston to pick up some nice Chinese pastry. I would issue them five stars but it is a little dingy in there but definitely I would stop in and pick up a piece of fish some fresh vegetables or any Asian condiments that you could possibly think of the staff is always nice and courteous they have six parking spots out front.

Cute market on the corner in Middleton. Lots of wine and beer choices. Plus the usual corner store…read moresnacks and items. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Love the walk-in cooler to get your own beer too.

This is a corner store that used to be a railroad stop way back. It's family owned and operated…read morewith one other clerk. They offer everything a corner store would plus an amazing selection craft beers. If anything that has to be their claim to fame. They're a small store with probably a thousand different beers if not more. They also have all the popular regular beer brands, and a large selection of wines too, box and bottle. Up front they have a small deli counter that offers deli subs premade and made to order. It's a Middleton staple that's lasted through all the changes the town has gone through. Check it out!

Great little spot for quick grabs. The staff working the register was friendly, greeting me…read moreimmediately when I entered. The store itself is clean, and they've got all the essentials--snacks, drinks, lottery cards, cleaning supplies and more. Prices are fair for a convenience store, though a bit higher than bigger markets. Parking can be tight at times as its street parking, but overall, it's a solid stop if you're in a rush. I think it may have been renamed to Dream Convenience! Which is what my receipt said.

I loathe being in any Market Basket. This one isn't as bad as some closer to Boston, but holy cow…read more Why does every shopper have to bring all fiftyeleven members of their family? Then they take up the entire aisle to make decisions. It's unnecessary, inefficient and incredibly annoying to those of us who just want to grab a few things and get out. Every single register is always staffed and the lines are always long. The people working the check stands are rarely friendly or even interact. Yes, the prices are somewhat better than the other grocers in the area, but I will gladly pay 20% more to have a better shopping experience. Plus I don't think their produce is even that great. Save yourself the headache and cross the parking lot to Shaw's.

I shop here. The prices are right it's a small little Market Basket but they seem to have…read moreeverything I need at the time. Milk, bread, deli meat, soup, crackers, fruit.

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This review is for the Markets Kitchen sandwich bar. Extremely rude service. If I could rate zero…read morestars, I absolutely would. I had two separate incidents here. The first was my order continuously being skipped over a few weeks ago. I gave up with that and got something from the hot bar. Today, I ordered a steak bomb sub from the counter. My friend ordered two chicken sandwiches. These people let my order get stolen by another customer. They then made another steak bomb for me and proceeded to wrap up a regular steak and cheese which barely had anything. They left the other sub on the counter unwrapped before by standing customers had to step in before they finally gave me the sub I asked for. Please, NEVER order from this counter. The employees were nothing but rude to me. These people should be ashamed for this. Very unprofessional.

This is an outstanding neighborhood market with a high quality deli and delicious soups and…read moreprepared salads and entrees. You can stop in for the basics like bread and milk and also pick up local specialties such as Three Ginger's Jerky and Atomic Cafe coffees. I work in the neighborhood and I have often stopped here to pick up groceries before a snow storm to avoid the crowds. You can find everything you need to make a delicious meal as well as find a great selection of craft beers and wines. Last week I stopped in and picked up fresh, hot jambalaya loaded with sausage and veggies! I grabbed some French bread and had the perfect lunch on the run! Please stop in when you're on the way to the train or the way to the beach! You'll find provisions to enhance any meal! The owners are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful!

I love coming here! They have a ton of specialty items and prepared foods. There also milk and ice…read morecream from Richardson's! The best part is the amazing spices they have. They come in huge bottles for a great price. There's also a great selection of household goods like cleaning supplies. I would recommend coming here!

I just stopped in here today after spotting it on the way home from Watch City Brewery, and boy am…read moreI glad I did. Before moving back to this area, I spent more than six years living in a neighborhood in Brooklyn populated largely with Mexican immigrants, which gave me ready access to their grocery stores, meat and fish markets, and restaurants. Now when I talk about Mexican grocery stores I'm not talking about some typical neighborhood convenience store with a little extra emphasis on the Goya products and some yuca, and plantains next to the bananas. I'm talking about Mexican businesses run by Mexican expatriates with other Mexican expatriates in mind, offering the creature comforts of their home and the necessary ingredients for a much revered home cooked meal. I miss those places. I miss having access to tortillas that were made in a factory three blocks away just a few days prior. I miss choosing between seven different types of regional chorizo. I miss the wide the range of queso fresco, imported hot sauces, and dried chilies that you just couldn't find in the other stores around the neighborhood. Walking into Azteca today was like walking back into one of those wonderful Mexican bodegas back in Bushwick. The room is somewhat small, but they waste no space, as nearly every sq foot is carefully laid out with either shelves or coolers. There's peg-board along most of the walls allowing for racks and racks of bagged spices, cellophane pouches of dried chillies, as well as small toys, lady's beauty accessories, and hardware items. The real gold however is in the coolers and on the shelves. Fully ripened avocados, multiple different styles and brands of queso fresco, multiple different brands of chorizo from Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Mexico, and fresh tortillas fill some of the cooler space. And on the shelves; tons of hot sauces, salsas, sofrita, masa mix, mole, more spices, imported snack foods, the entire range of Goya jarred and canned vegetables (most of which don't make it into the big regional grocery chains), coconut milk, etc. Along with the usual conveniences any corner store would offer (laundry soap, trash bags, boxed donuts, cat food) there's a literal plethora (that's right) of South and Central American kitchen culture and unique ingredients that just cannot be found anywhere else. Add in sugarcane versions of coke and pepsi (in glass bottles), a dozen kinds of Latin American sodas, fresh produce, and some incredibly friendly staff, and you cannot fail to find value in shopping at Azteca. Don't settle for the 'international aisle' at Stop & Shop, or Shaws - come to Azteca and get it from the people who know.

I was charged a merchant fee on a debit card. The cashier bypassed something on the pin pad that…read moreput a surcharge on my debit card and didn't give me the option for a receipt, bypassed that too instead of letting me choose the options. I plan on disputing it with the bank because it's not in the store listed and I didn't consent to it. There are not prices marked in the store so you don't know what you'll be charged. In the past they've done some tactics to get extra dollars out of people like charging 2.50 for a plastic bag at one time. They are busy and popular enough to not do these things.

Came to grab a few quick items…read more The store was relatively organized but some of the produce like the bell peppers looked like it should have been taken off the shelves well over a week ago. A decent variety of items available here. Workers were nice although, I wasn't informed of the total for my purchase. It may have been due to the language barrier, now that I think about it. May come again in the future.

This is my favorite new corner store at Broad/Lewis in Lynn. They have the BEST sandwiches around!…read moreThe owner, Marco, and his son Marco are super nice and really invested in the community. Now I have no reason to cross the street to 7-11. Forget their refrigerated sandwiches and go over to Marquito's and get a freshly pressed sandwich for like $5.99 with chips and a soda. Can't be beat. They also carry some produce and have bill pay, delivery, lottery, and probably lots more. Support this local business - they deserve it!