They have a great variety of freshly cut fruits and hot cooked vegetables and dishes. They also…read morehave great snacks and an abundant amount of beverages. The cashiers are always friendly and the whole place is very cute and fun to explore. Its also right across the street from my college so its super convenient

Amazing staff, super friendly and helpful when ordering for the first time. It reminds me of a deli…read morethat I used to go to in Boston where they make you feel at home. The Monte Cristo panini was fresh off the press, and tasted great. The flavors blended very well together and the sauce that was on it wasn't overbearing. I just wish they had public restrooms since it can get a little messy after eating but at least they have a cool little mezzanine for dining.

This Stop and Shop had everything I was looking for and mist my items were on sale. You do have to…read moresign up with your phone number for certain sale items. This is a good location off 95 both North and South easy on and off access. They also have a Citizens bank for your banking convenience. The sale items were many especially for a 4th of July. Even though I wasn't greeted, the cashier Genesis was sweet and personable. It was busy but check out was a breeze for me.

This is the THIRD time I came to your store and you close at 10? But you have somebody blocking…read morethe door at 9:55 9:50. I'm writing a review every time this happens, 20 mins to get here and you got some 18 year old kid saying we can't come in? At 9:50 you close at 10 not 9:50. It's embarrassing. The outside all dirty in front of the store. Terrible service.

I have a funny little update for anyone who is interested:…read more In August, I bought a monstera deliciosa in a grower pot from Urban Greens for ~$16. I was siked with my purchase as it was. A healthy monstera (no bugs, no root rot, no distress, no disease) for under $20 is always a win in my book. Then I realized that there were probably at least a few individual plants within this one grower pot. I'm a green thumb but I'm also a very busy green thumb, so it took me an embarrassingly long time to get the proper soil for this project. I finally tackled the task of separating & repotting this plant this past weekend. You know those scarves that clowns pull out of questionable places that just keep going & going & going & going & going? & that's the whole bit? Well that was me with separating this monstera. I was the clown & the monstera was the scarf. Any guesses as to how many viable separate plants I divided the original into? My guess (prior to tackling this task) was ~8. The verdict: 20. That's right. I just kept separating more & more & more plants off of the original mama monstera until I had a comical pile of little lads in front of me. So anyways, now everyone I know is getting a baby monstera as a gift from me for any occasion for the next foreseeable future. I have 5 monsteras in pots & another army of monsteras propagating in water. Talk about bang for my buck. $16 for one monstera was already exciting but $16 for 20 monsteras? Unbelievable. Thanks, Urban Greens Market, for my army of monsteras!

This is an Overpriced Convenience Store primarily serving the nearby High School. I recently moved…read morefrom Manhattan to Providence thinking supporting my local business would be a good thing, however, their prices are ridiculously high.

I like Aldi. This location can be hit or miss for produce and other items. It's ok- relatively…read moreclean with a funky bathroom. Worth it for some of the prices, I used to go more before I moved to a different part of town. There can be long lines but they go fast. Don't forget to bring your bags AND a quarter for the shopping cart if you need one!

The worst Aldi I've been to. Cart area was littered with trash and they weren't all returned to the…read morecart stop. About only 10carts left to pull from while they had the back of the parking lot lined up with carts. The inventory was very poor. Lemons rotted, green grapes rotted, mangos looking hurt af. Store wasn't clean and inventory was messy. Def prefer the Johnston location.

The only grocery store chain within miles that offers seeded watermelon. Service is always pretty…read moregood and there are many long time employees that have been there for years and I appreciate their friendly faces, whether I see them in the parking lot, in the aisles, or at checkout. This store is more spacious than the other nearby location, but not as overwhelming as the Cranston store. They keep it clean and tidy and the flowers always look fresh and inviting when you walk in. So does the produce section.

Much larger than the other Providence store. Plenty of parking, lots of aisle space and built out…read moredisplays and end caps on each aisle. Plenty of self checkout and registers

You all have yo try their pizzas. Yes I'm talking about the frozen ones! No $#-- they are amazing…read moreand taste home made. Its always a little busy here, but they keep the line mov8ng quickly and efficiently. Great people at the registers, so far they are all pretty cool . Prices are pretty good also.

Hey All! It's been a bit for me with reviews but I finally…read morehave some time today to do couple and I was sooo excited to see that Bodega PVD was "open" again to only find out that it is still closed. Again with the disappointment. Please, If you are the owner of the place and have claimed that this is your business on yelp, PLEASE Update your page! That way customers can understand what is going on or at least know that it is closed. I hate doing bad reviews but my goal is always being honest and making people aware of everything. Sorry to say but I think 2 tries and I'm done trying for the third.

This Trader Joe's has been such a great addition to Providence. That whole area really needed a…read moregood food market, and this place fits perfectly. Every time we go in, we end up finding something new to try. Half the fun of shopping there is walking around saying, "Alright, what weird snack are we leaving with this time?" The store is clean, organized, and surprisingly efficient considering how busy it gets. One thing I really appreciate is that they actually staff the registers properly. There always seem to be plenty of cashiers working, so even when the lines look long they move quickly. You're not standing there questioning your life choices while someone argues over coupons for 20 minutes. The parking setup is also a huge plus. Having the garage parking with the elevator right up to the main level makes things incredibly easy, especially on busy weekends or bad weather days. Way less stressful than circling around crowded lots hoping someone backs out. The employees have always been friendly too, which honestly makes a difference. The whole place has a good energy to it. Quick shopping trip or full grocery run, this location just works. Definitely one of the better additions to Providence in recent years.

I love this Trader Joe's- they typically have all that I need and then more,…read moreand their specialty items are fun! The cashiers are fantastic and they have a free parking lot... just beware, it can get a little packed during busy hours but still recommend. They also have decent bathrooms for when you are shopping. I love trying their new items- it's Trader Joe's!

Need better fresh options, but my regular grocery list isn't usually expensive at all, I like to…read morestock up on certain things. Sometimes service is slow but go early or super late and you can make a quick trip. Don't like the quarters for carts or paper bags but oh well.

Price Rite is one of our favorite grocery stores in Providence. They have a lot of ethic items…read morethat are hard to find in other places and/or at a very attractive price. They open at 7am every day and that allows for the morning people to shop with almost no crowds. I usually get my chayote squash, pineapples, ginger, fresh fruit and other produce here. I also get a lot of my Latin American spices here....Badia is my brand of choice, No GOYA. Their self checkout lanes allow for a quick in and out.

7-Eleven is a multinational chain of retail convenience stores, headquartered in Dallas, Texas. It…read moreis known for banning double gulp cups for the Slurpees. The chain was founded in 1927 as an ice house storefront in Dallas. It was named Tote'm Stores between 1928 and 1946. After 70% of the company was acquired by an affiliate Ito-Yokado in 1991, it was reorganized as a wholly owned subsidiary of Seven & I Holdings. 7-Eleven operates, franchises, and licenses 78,029 stores in 19 countries and territories as of the start of 2022. In foreign countries like Japan and Thailand, coming into a 7-Eleven is a feat ! Great food choices, fresh offering, clean stores.....unfortunately, many of the US stores are mediocre at best. This particular store is the store near City Hall and Kennedy Plaza. Lots of homeless around the entrance and people just hanging.... That does not really help the image of the store. As you come inside, there's well defined sections for frozen meals, drinks, lottery tickets, dry goods, beauty products, etc. It was nice to see their Quick Eats well stocked....sausage biscuits, sandwiches, etc. Overall a nice quick stop for whatever you need.

Someone from a nearby restaurant recommended that I stop by 7-11 to try their banana pudding for a…read moresweet treat! It was on the expensive side - about $5 a but it was sooo good!

Everytime I come here I'm very pleased with the quality of meat. I don't eat meat often but when I…read moredo, I am coming here to get it! The space has really unique Portuguese snacks and lots of staples that I always pick up when there. This time I noticed they had Sumol which is SO fun because I just came back from Cape Verde and was obsessed with it while I was there. The man behind the meat counter is extremely nice and helpful every time!

The chorizo is delicious. We also got the boneless ribeye which were excellent too. Butcher cut…read more and trimmed the steaks and packaged them nicely. Enjoyed the cheese too! Definitely will go back.