I used to patronize this store ritually while attending Beachmont middle school as a kid. The owner…read moreis Asian and he's a very polite guy. I stopped in today after a 20 year hiatus to grab chips and eggs. The prices are cheap. Long line for the lottery.

Its just your typical everyday convenience store. If you ever get off at beachmont, you have to…read morecross the intersection and its right after the bakery. You cant miss it. Oh and the liquor store is across the street. Its actually not expensive like most convenience stores. I bought a bag of Hot Fries, 2 small bags of funyuns and a Zagnut bar for i think a little more than $2. Most other convenience stores, that would come to around $5, no joke. My favorite part was the old man scratching away at his lottery tickets and flinging them at the asian girls behind the counter if they were losers. Its convenient, inexpensive and right where you need it.

Great little market in a quaint neighborhood I never knew existed in Melrose! They had all the…read morenormal convenience store goods, but what makes them different is they have a lot Irish & British goods! I was able to get a bag of chips for $2.50 but wasn't able to afford some of the candies. They did have a ramen I have never seen before so I snagged that .75cents. A big ice cream selection. Staff was friendly, it looks like they have a little kitchen area I'm not sure if they do subs/sandwiches here. Street parking only, I was able to find a spot regardless of the snow piles.

This place is legit a little corner store tucked away in a random little Melrose neighborhood. No…read morefrills but Irish treats!!! Including Irish Easter eggs! Taylor and some soups and sauces etc...not as extensive as the Lucky Shamrock but waay closer for those of us a little more north

I bought some tequila and a bottled $5 margarita drink. The owner was very kind and sweet!read more

Small space = curated shelves. (And a swell job at that!)…read moreEvan Williams = $13 (It was a Derby party. Evan would be proud.) What's this? A CHELADA! (The rare unicorn of pre-mixed michelada tallboys, tough to find in greater Boston) Bud + Clamato = $3.70 (You've got to be kidding me. A Texan would sob chili tears at this price point. It seems made up.) Ugh, sour taste for the michelada fan. Thus, three.

My friends and I usually get the tostitos and it's never consistent especially at night. It usually…read morecome with corn, nuts, cheese and Valentina with your choice of chip but whenever we get it back the bag is usually empty. Ybasically pay $18 dollars for a back of chips with two spoonfuls on corn at most. I wouldn't recommend getting a Tostitos here

Located in the center of the town. This convenience store with lots of Mexico imported food and…read moredrinks hard to find them around in Boston. I was surprised they got a kitchen inside and the was food came out fresh and delicious.

This is a great little convenience store/corner market that has been around since the early 80s. It…read moreis one of the last remaining businesses on Shirley Avenue that I remember as a child. They usually stock a great array of snacks drinks and every day items that are necessary for a quick pick up. They also have lottery. Parking is a little sketchy as you need to meet her on Shirley Avenue or the side street. I'm sure they do a killer business from the whole neighborhood as there's a Lotta new apartment buildings that have popped up along Shirley Avenue. Staff is pretty polite. They are open pretty early in the morning to accommodate the MBTA crowd. Kudos for staying open through the decades.

Very convenient and right down my street! A walking distance too so that's a plus. It's always…read morequiet and clean. They carry my favorite beer so I'm happy. The owners are a Cambodian couple that are very nice and always remembers who I am. They also have little snacks that's always a plus when you're in there for a quick beer/wine run!

Good service. Place was clean. There were lots of options to choose from. I love to try new wines…read moreand spirits.

This is the largest liquor store in Revere…read more They have pretty much anything you could desire. The beer selection in amazing with 100's of IPA's. The wine selection is even better, and they have a guy Brian? I think that's his name (sorry if not) that is extremely knowledgeable in the wine/liquor and is very personable and willing to chat about his extensive inventory of hard to find bottles. The parking lot is a good size and it's easy to find a spot most days. The store is always clean and has some nice displays near the entrance. Prices are average.

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.

So you have a good size storefront the shelving is set up in a very strange arrangement. In the…read morefront of the store you have frozen bait available which I find really convenient since I live on the beach. The betas actually priced reasonably. However if you need to Advil its like three dollars?? Oh well I guess that's just how it goes sometimes. If you're out on Point Shirley or Deer Island and you need some milk bread or bait this is the closest place.

Went in here to buy two red bulls before work. $6.75ish. Normal upper end convenience store prices…read more Staff seemed friendly enough. Usually when I go into convenience store, the staff follow me around and watch me like I'm stealing (because I'm younger and carry my camera equipment in a backpack). Thankfully they did not do anything of the sort at this location, and let me get my red bulls in peace. They won't let you bring your ice cream in, if you bought anything next door at Twist&Shake, but I get it. TLDR: You pay for the convenience of location, but at least it's not terrible