They have the best rice cakes (made fresh today!) we ever had!!!! :) The owner was very friendly…read moreand helpful. And they had baby bananas!!!

The name totally says it all…read more Still on the prowl for a proper Asian market in the Woonie Bin, I stumbled upon a positive review for "Asian Fresh Produce Market." We took a quickie spin down the bizarre-looking Cato side street & winded up with convenient parking & an extremely spacious and well stocked 'lil market. I -LOVE- their product section. So many inexpensive, fresh choices. Bok choy for $1.49? Mint, cilantro and basil for .99 cents? Seriously?! ....I winded up getting nothing I originally went in for after checking out their tea/beverage section. DIY boba-tea was calling my name. I also found my absolutely favourite pear/apple Korean BBQ sauce that even Asiana doesn't appear to carry anymore. Super psyched. Toward the front there was also an extremely gracious array of prepared, tasty looking treats. It is worth noting that they primarily carry southeast Asian grub so if you're looking to fix up a plate of Som Tam or Pad Thai you're in the right place. Oden or (Japanese) ramen? Not so much. The owners are extremely friendly (the name, people, the name!) and since the last review in 2011, I do believe they accept credit now. (I spied a card processor on the counter but paid in cash.) SO going back.

Family owned and run Local Business! Eastside Mart is a fixture in our neighborhood. They over a…read morewide variety on convenience store classics such as coffee, muffins, sandwiches and ice cream etc. On holidays, and anyday, you can find that one thing you forgot to buy. Thanksgiving they stock up on turkey trimmings, cranberry sauce and anything you might need! Great place to drop in and buy an emergency phone charger, greeting card or those stamps you keep forgetting to get. Everyday shopper shout out! Jenn A

Sometimes I wish Eastside Mart didn't exist. These guys will deliver Ben and Jerry's ice cream to…read moreyour house. Your house! Have you ever had a breakup and wished someone would just make an entire pint of cookie dough ice cream appear before you so you could eat your feelings? That is precisely what Eastside Mart is for. Through Yelp and Grubhub, you can order ice cream, as well as snacks, household supplies (need an emergency TP roll or six? They got you) and beverages. No alcohol, though... this isn't Massachusetts, folks. This corner store is located over by Elmgrove Street, just a few blocks from Blackstone Boulevard, so I guess if you really wanted to, you could grab a bottle of water and go for a run, but that's clearly not what the rest of us are doing. Thank you (and curse you!) for being there for me in the darkest of times, Eastside Mart. Cheers.

Very much hole in the wall grocery store with not too many fresh items but in the back if you go…read moreall the way you will find a great eatery where you basically just pick up items from the window after you tell the server what you want. It's very much cafeteria style and you do have a place to sit but it is bare Bones Here's what we ended up getting Pancit which was yummy. My major gripe with it was that it was served cold. I was honestly so hungry that I didn't care but had it been served hot it would have been smashing Lumpia was piping hot and was delicious. I actually would have preferred that to be a little cooler so it didn't burn my tongue but whatever Mango drink was good Lychee drink was good We did pick up one of the desserts that they had in the fridge that was green and star-shaped and I can't tell you the name of it because they couldn't tell me either and there was no label but it was mildly sweet and actually refreshing to eat. They take credit card. They have parking. They serve with a smile. If you're coming for the ambiance you will be disappointed. But if you're coming for the food then this is for you!

Nice little Pinoy store sadly no more redhorse they do accept Jollibee orders and lechon pork belly…read moreorders oh and they have frozen kikiam which is hard to find in the Rhode Island area and yes they do speak Tagalog

If you are in Fall River and looking to stock up on tasty Portuguese foods you can go to Portugalia…read moreif you want trendy, but go to Amaral's if you want delicious things at a great price without the fuss. The rotisserie chicken that they have on Saturdays is delicious, even my picky eating five year old was all about it. I also love their marinade that they have at their meat counter, it's like a piri piri/chorizo sauce. You can buy meat already marinating in it or a container of it for undere $2. You just have to ask at the meat counter. I also like to stock up on my Azores butter here. The cheese counter is a lovely sight. My aunt loves the St Jorge cheese. They cut it right off of the wheel for you. I'm obsessed with the fresh cheese that they carry from Manny's Dairy Farm. The large container generally does not last the weekend once my husband and I dig into it. Like fresh mozzarella, but better. The piece de resistance for me is their Portuguese corn bread-- broa. If you've never had it, it's a corn and rye bread (not at all like Southern cornbread). When you are headed to the checkout here they have it towards the front. I don't know if it's like this everyday, but on Saturday mornings it is literally still hot when you grab one. Super fresh and super delicious. It's the perfect compliment to that fresh cheese! Overall a solid supermarket with great items.

Nice selection of Portuguese wine ( and other Portuguese foods). Also, they have St Jorge cheese…read morewhich I like a lot. Banana selection wasn't good on the day I was there.

I love it. It's so cute inside and the owner is so kind and nice. Looking for spices and fresh…read morenoodles and I found them here.

This Asian grocery store has been open for years; I remember going as a child. It's your typical…read moreAsian store with ingredients from all parts of Asia. They have prepared foods, snacks, produce, seafood, meat, desserts, and various items. It has pretty much all your Asian cooking needs. Prices were comparable to other Asian markets nearby. The parking lot is small. Employees were cordial. It is in a convenient location on Reservoir Ave. My family and I have had good experiences shopping there over the years.

The prepared foods are amazing! I have been ordering Cubano sandwiches from them for over 15 years!…read moreThe sandwiches are huge and are super affordable. I've been thinking about them for weeks, and decided to pop on yelp and write a review. I'll definitely be in for a sandwich sometime in the next week!

This is a bodega that sell fresh produce and amazingly cooked food. I usually stop in to grab a…read morequick bite to eat for lunch since its around the corner from Branch avenue. Once you walk in, you head to the back of the store and there is a little cafeteria style set up of fresh hot spanish (Dominican/Puerto Rican style) dishes and fritura. On a regular day you will find, Arroz con grandules (Rice and peas), White rice, Moro (RIce and Beans Mixed) Sometimes the rice contains meat, sometimes it contains vegetables. For proteins the options are usually, Pollo Guisado, Chuleta Guisado, and Carne Guisade (stewed chicken, stewed pork chops, stewed beef) Fried pork chops, grilled chicken, bacalao (stewed cod with tomatoes and potatoes). For Fritura there are Pastelitos (empanadas, beef, chicken, or ham and cheese), Kipes, Beef Patties, Bollita de Yuca and the list goes on. I literally eat almost any everything on this menu, the portions are huge as you can can a $3, $5, $7 plate and the $7 will feed three moderately hungry people. Food is clean and full of amazing flavor at a bargain. Staff is friendly and will explain anythin necessary if you arent used to this kind of food.

Wonderful place! Wife & I visit every time we're in the area--always a time to stock up on fresh…read morelinguica & chourico, as well as the Portuguese version of anisette. Love it!

If you like specialty markets then you will LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. Specializing, or rather a…read morehigh concentration in Portuguese foods and staples this place is pretty damn interesting to walk into. Ever had fava nuts? Ha! Me either until I went here and now they are one of my alltime favorite snacks. Ever heard of Sumol? Me either until I went here. It's a soda that is kind of like orangina only sweeter. About 40 different kinds of port. Go figure. Salted cod. Got it. Sure, you are not going to fidn artisan cheeses here (seriously Amanda?) but you have to love this place for what it is.

Best chorico ever Great customer service as well…read more And they ship any where I'm sure The olives are great Bifanas passed my mothers test (which is hard )

Great Chourico, nice friendly people. You looking for a nice…read morelocal market like you used to remember? Please stop by and give them a visit!