A nice upscale market in the Kendall/MIT area. This is part of the Roche Brothers brand. They have…read moreall your basic grocery store staples, plus a hot bar, deli, bakery, cafe, and even some plants and home/beauty products. Some things are pricey, others are reasonable and average. They do charge for bags I believe. Plus they have a seating area to eat food.

Checkout staff tend to be unfriendly. But nice (though small) selection of produce, many attractive…read moreprepared foods, and good rotisserie chicken.

Might be the smallest Trader Joe's I've been to but it still had what I needed!!! Found some…read moreyummy treats to enjoy!! Thank you

I've been living in Back Bay for 15 years... And we needed…read morethis Trader Joe's the whole time! We do have a Trader Joe's, about 3/4 of a mile away on Boylston Street. But, 3/4 of a mile is a long way to walk with heavy bags of groceries. Their staff is extraordinarily helpful and friendly. They always make you feel welcome THE DEAL: Trader Joe's' offerings are ever changing seasonally. So, if you find something you like...STOCK UP!

This is a small supermarket in the heart of Back Bay. Being part of the Albertson's and Shaw's…read moregroup, they participate in their rewards program. We went in to get some protein shakes and they had a good selection of them. As other supermarkets, they had a prepared food section, produce, frozen food aisle, etc. The store was a bit more crampled than a regular supermarket as they have to do with the smaller inner city footprint.

I've been coming here for decades. Today I bought a few food items and a bottle of wine. As I was…read moreleaving the liquor store department the security guard told me I had to pay for the wine right there.I always pay at the main checkout with my food items. I asked why, he said "new rule", so I paid for it there.The cashier would not allow me to check out my food items there.When I went to pay for my food purchase's I asked the cashier if this new rule was true. He didn't know. Why should customers have to go through two checkouts to pay, or was this just a bored security guard trying to stay relevant?

Like all other Market Basket stores, this one stays pretty busy…read more Got a few of their sale items. I always check their weekly flyer for specials...some of them are really good. Their produce department is always well stocked and everything looks very fresh. Great place to get some groceries.

I love coming here for my groceries! It's on a busy street near Bow Market and has a good couple…read moreIndian restaurants nearby. There's a huge free lot for parking, an Indian market a short walk away, and a graveyard next door. Market Basket has everything that a neighborhood market needs, but at an affordable price. Their fruit and vegetable department is my favorite and has a wide selection and fresh produce. I always get the berries, tomatoes, and eggplants here. It's an old school looking store so it's more dated. There are alot of employees around if you need help with anything.

Whole Foods in the Back Bay area of Boston is a compact outpost of the high end grocery chain,…read morecovering the essentials without the space of a suburban store. We walked into a produce section that is well stocked and an organic selection consistent with what the brand delivers. The hot bar is expanded and makes the store a practical option for a ready made lunch or dinner without much planning required. Pricing is a consistent downside that makes this not our first choice. Individual items across the store run significantly higher than what we would pay at a conventional grocery chain, and the urban location pricing adds another layer on top of the standard Whole Foods premium. For staple items and everyday groceries, the cost adds up quickly enough that we decide to buy from here only if we really need to. For a quick prepared meal or a specific organic item in the Back Bay area, it serves its purpose, but for regular grocery shopping we look elsewhere.

We like this Whole foods market- it has everything from produce to breads to prepared foods…read more I especially like the prepared foods - the soups are good for lunches. I would like to see more variety in the hot foods bar - especially because we always come here on Saturday and it's the same dishes. I understand they probably have a rotating menu so each day probably has a different selection but since we only come on Saturday it's pretty much the same every Saturday. Please change out the menu. Yesterday they even had some cut up oranges for free samples and that was great!! You get to try the fruit before buying- I mean you generally can't go wrong with cuties but still I thought this was a nice touch!! Loved it! Now that they have so many more self service checkout stations it's great! The space is also more efficient now. Their service is good too - they have someone there to quickly help if necessary. I like the green bananas as I like to buy them that way so they ripen over the next few days and can be eaten while yellow before they become sad lol! Overall we like this store - would like to see more selection/ rotation of menu in the hot bar!

Huge selection, if you can get through the parking lot. Often out of south end staples like cottage…read morecheese and some other cheeses. Their vegan fast food station leaves me with stomach aches, but other than that it's decent. Do not get the falafel at the hot bar. It's dry and hard as a rock, it looks like it hasn't been cooked through. Sushi is actually very expensive at 9 or 10$ for the vegetable rolls. Why wouldn't I go to an actual restaurant and get it there? I wonder. I wish this Whole Foods had good fresh pizza like the one in Beverly. Oh wait. That one is sinking into the ground because they built it on top of a marsh....

I usually get vegan berry cake and mom's chocolate truffles. They both are really good and love…read morethem totally. I wish they had more vegan options.

delucas market is a cute grocery & deli on newbury street, filled with unique items and great…read moresandwiches. they always have a huge line for their sandwiches, and they have a huge menu of options, or you can get it customized. although the line is long, it only took less than 10 minutes to get through even though it wrapped around the store. i went for a honey turkey on sourdough since they were out of rye, and it was delicious. turkey on sourdough sandwich 9/10 i'm inclined to try more of their specialty grocery items. they do a great job of organizing a small market. ambiance 4.8/5 food: 4.5/5 service: 4.5/5 delucas market: 4.6/5

One of the yummiest sandwiches I've ever had!!! Got a turkey with pepper jack, tomato, lettuce,…read moreroasted red peppers, pickled onions, pickles,Dijon and mayo. Service was great and the market was so cute

An otherwise nondescript corner store, until you check out the beer selection…read more First, wines, because wine not? Arranged from light to big, and along the spectrum, you'll find a bottle that fills the "oh crap! I forgot to bring wine" need this backyard BBQ/dinner party season. Because lots of people live around this part of East Cambridge, but there's a dearth of packies. Friendship and future fete invites, preserved. Now, the beer. Pretty much every craft, micro and experimental local brew you could imagine, in singles, packs and bombers. Backlash, Night Shift, Slumbrew, Idle Hands, Bantam, Mystic, Artifact Cider Project... if it started in a garage or a spare room around great Boston, you'll probably find it on the shelves of Albert's. I won't even knock the presence of a few Brooklyn bastards and west coast invaders, simply because they're great specialty beers. Seriously, scout the sour and smoked varieties. On check out, the staffer outed themselves as a brew fan by peeling off a list of related product, perhaps unknown to we, the customers, should we want to run up the total a tad more. Next time, Albert's guy, next time.

Decent in a pinch as Albert's stocks quite the assortment of all things canned, bottled or bagged…read more A few years ago, I noticed they tried stocking a few fresh items, but I guess they didn't move. Can't fault them for that. The staff is less than friendly - and I have been going there for years and am generally friendly. The prices are pretty high and it makes me cringe when I see the elderly from the two local high-rises buying staple items because the walk to Shaws is a bit too far. Most alarming to me, however, is the opinions of the other shop owners in the area including the world's nicest laundromat elderly owner. It's a bad sign when the local deli owner refuses to even buy milk for coffee there, but goes to the liquor store instead. Finally, come on already and take debit or credit cards -- stop bleeding people at an ATM a couple bucks at a time.

Food: Their chicken noodle soup and fresh sushi was delicious! Omg perfect meal for a snowy day out…read moreand a girl recovering from a cold. Service: Workers were really nice! Ambiance: Lots of seating and so clean. Love the natural lighting too.

Came here for a quick sushi bite. They have plenty of sushi option in their shelf and poke bowl…read moretoo. Sushi is tasty for a supermarket sushi.