I completely understand charging a premium for last minute grocery essentials in the city. That…read morebeing said, I felt called to leave this review because two sticks of butter is double what it is normally ($10 vs. $4) is. It's turned into a complete rip off.

We stopped in here to buy wine for our hotel room instead of spending more $ in a bar on 2 glasses…read moreof the same stuff. This was our last night in town so we had to pick somewhat wisely! We happened upon it across from the train station. The selection was decent,and it WAS funny to see a Dunkin Donuts counter there. I don't know the area but I am sure the reason for this is the train station across the street. Some people like having a coffee place for convenience either before boarding a train or right getting off a train. Anyway, we found a selection (a red, don't remember what kind)and had no problems being 'followed' as people of color in the area. For a selection and nice store I'm compelled to only 3 stars, as we were not offered help with our purchase.

By far my favorite sandwich shop in Boston. I can eat an Italian sub every day for the rest of my…read morelife, and it could easily be the one from Ruggerio's. Pizza and fries are good too, I appreciate the employees, they're always friendly and helpful. It has a nice local pizza shop feel. The corner store aspect of it is just about what you'd expect from a corner store, but I don't buy things from there often. 10/10

A very nice friendly place I've been going since I was 10 years old now I am 45 . The place stayed…read morestick up

Average corner store tiny tiny aisles. I almost couldn't fit down one of them. there's only three…read moretotal and there's more scratch cards in the place than every thing else together. $1.99 for a miniature coconut water only 11.1 fl oz. A bit pricey???

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

This is a corner shop that's shaped like a long L with limited street parking…read more There are many varieties of oils, wines, chocolates, and other items like jarred cherry toppings. The service seemed friendly to those who frequent the shop often enough. But nonexistent for those like me who so happened to stop by to take a look. I gave up on actually buying anything after being literally ignored twice. I know the store associates heard me. The brightly lit and well merchandised store is perfect for those who need a quick pick me up or gift to bring to a party. Or for those who like to just have gourmet food at home to savor life. But perhaps not for someone like me who isn't worthy of getting acknowledgment or assistance prior to purchasing something that caught my eyes.

They have tried to over charge me multiple times there. My total was much larger than expected with…read morethe items I got, I asked for the prices & my correct total was $20 less than what he charged me originally. It was the same cashier I had last time who also over charged me- double check your total before you pay, but don't even bother going in, dishonest business practice & that employee should be removed because he is the only one who has overcharged me multiple times, and he knows what he's doing. Never going back there

I'm shocked this place doesn't exist on Yelp yet. Though it is fairly new, it is a standby for my…read moreentire office. Hollywood Market is a simple convenience store that gets bonus points for always being well stocked and clean. When my friend first told me about this place opening, she was super excited. Not only are their prices lower by about $0.30 to $1.50 compared to the local places she had been frequenting, but they are open on the weekends. That's right people: something in the financial district is open on the weekends. They also happen to be right next door to my other favorite weekend financial district spot (Biddy's). They easily pull in that 4th star by accepting Level Up.

Had a hard time finding a place to buy a bottle of wine while staying in the area. Glad to have…read morefound this and their nice (albeit small) selection of wines and beer!

Always on time and my order is always correct. The drivers…read moreare always very nice. I could not recommend this establishment more

Quality of produce horrible! All of the cashiers barely speak english so the communication is poor…read more On multiple occasions I've witnessed most of the cashiers unable to do simple math by either giving back incorrect change or not being able to correctly do the math without technology. Hispanic or Latino customers have special privileges, they are allowed to hold a space with a basket or carriage while continuing to shop. Personal belongings (bags,etc) are supposed to be left at the entrance, but again if you are latino or hispanic this does not apply to you. The store layout is dangerous. There's very little room to move around the store. Their customer service is a joke!!!! The community puts up with it because it's close and since Stop & Shop Southbay prices increased you're forced to deal. I would welcome any challengers to come compete for my business, because Brother's is not worthy.

Words cannot describe the love I have for the Daily Market. I used to live right next door to this…read morefine establishment and it's probably one of the things I miss most about living in Savin Hill. The Daily is a neighborhood safe haven, especially for those days when you forgot to buy a tomato or onion for the red sauce you were planning to make for dinner. I miss the convenience and luxury of living right next to upscale local grocery store. Not only can you find fresh baked goods (e.g. breakfast pastries, desserts), but you can also find a deli, premade lunches like chicken fingers, sushi, or a Cobb salad. I love that the Daily has fine selection of alcoholic/nonalcoholic beverages as well as healthy organic snacks that you would find in Whole Foods. I especially love Recess and discovered the refreshing magnesium based drink here. Street parking is super easy to find on a side street or the Savin Hill Avenue.

A lovely upscale market with premium brands, prepared foods and fresh produce. It is an…read moreaesthetically pleasing design inside with tall but wide food aisles. The baked goods looked heavenly including specialty cupcakes and torte. They have a coffee bar, with espresso. One can grab a bite a to eat and sit at a counter bar with plenty of plug in capacity. Stylish logo and staff uniform. One downside is coffee area is near door. Brrrrr in winter.