You can find alot of stuff you need for Asain cooking with a very hefty price & snotty attitude…read moreevery worker pretty much has. The customers are worse.Over-educated snobs who think they're better than everyone.

A quaint little Asian grocerette carrying a nice variety of Asian food and utensils, cooking ware…read moreand kitchen paraphernalia. The gentleman there was friendly and courteous.

My friend gave me 2 kinds of Miso Soup from South River Miso Company when I was sick. I have to…read moresay I love this stuff. I live in California but it is worth it to order it from MA. I tried 2 kinds. Golden Millet which I liked and Dandelion Leek which I pretty much want to start eating every day. It is organic and a serving (which I actually eat more like 3 servings) but I really like that it has 15 calories, 2 grams of carbs, 1 gram of protein and no sugar. But the main thing about it, is that I felt really good after eating it. My body liked it.

South River miso is the real thing. It's made in a beautiful place (I've been there) with total…read moreexpertise and integrity, aged in wooden casks like a fine wine. I've been ordering it for many years and it's one of the finest food products I've ever experienced. There are quite a few varieties and they each have distinctive flavors. The special Dandelion Leek is amazing, I love the Sweet White (sweet from its process, never "sweetened") and 3 Year Hearty Brown Rice, but every kind is a real treat. It's packed in glass jars so with shipping I guess it could be called pricey, but it's worth every penny. It's amazingly health-enhancing as well as delicious. I have recommended it for years to everyone who would listen to me.

The jams are marvelous. Highly recommend. Very creative…read moreflavors. The Chili Pepper with Roasted Garlic and Chai Tea Marmalade are so good. Well worth the try. So happy to have found your booth at the Shadyside Arts Festival. Best part of the show.

Bittersweet Herb Farm was another specialty food vendor exhibiting at the Sugarloaf Crafts…read moreFestival. They had a selection of oils, dips, and sauces good for cooking and eating. I tasted a number of them - they give you a tiny little plastic spoon with a bit of the sauce on it. I tasted the Wasabi Extra Hot Sauce - this is a combination of Wasabi and Jalapeno peppers; the Smoked Maple Chipotle Finishing Sauce - this has a rich, sweet flavor, perfect for barbecuing ribs; the Chipotle Peanut Finishing Sauce; the Chili Pepper with Garlic Oil; and the Garlic with Rosemary Oil. I ended up buying a bottle of all of the ones I tried, except for the Chipotle Peanut Finishing Sauce, it tasted like to many other generic peanut sauces. I also got a free gift for purchasing four bottles - I got my choice of a seasoning packet - I chose their Cajun spice packet. Can't wait to cook with these delightful sauces and oils!

This market is an excellent stop in Williamsburg! Fresh local produce, a butcher on site, prepared…read morefoods-both hot and cold, and an excellent selection of beers and beverages. The staff is very friendly and willing to assist.

Tis a great little independent market. Friendly staff. They have a good selection pf groceries,…read moresome great meats, and in the summer a fair amount of local produce. They have a small wine selection. A credible small town market. Obviously not the least expensive but I didn't find anything sky high in price. The store is a quaint and homey and clean.

I picked up several bottles of "Mountain Fire" Hot Sauce during a recent trip to Shelburne Falls,…read moreMA. I found the hot sauce at a place along The Mohawk Trail called "Hager's Farm Market." The hot sauce is made by, according to the label - "Mother's of Shelburne." However, their web site lists their name as "Mother's Inc." Anyway, this is a kick ass flavorful Habanero hot sauce - with a very nice heat bite to it. I love how they've balanced flavor and heat. The best of both worlds! The sauce is this gorgeous deep yellow hue. I'm almost out of this hot sauce, so I'm preparing to buy a case of it online! In addition to hot sauce, they prepare and sell jams, jellies, relishes, chutneys, preserves, pickles, butters, mustards, and more!

I was in a 2-day seminar recently and needed to get lunch quickly. Green Fields was near my…read morelocation. OMG! What a delight! I'm big into health foods and they had the most wonderful selection of pre-made foods that were delicious! Day 1 - lunch was house salad with a fantastic ginger dressing, carrot salad and a blueberry oat bar. It was just the right amount of food, with very little garlic, if any. Day 2 - roast beef strips, beet salad and blueberry oat bar. I also got snacks for my drive home (tangerine slices, cheese, almonds). I also got a salmon strip with lemon and a house salad for dinner when I got home. They have tables if you want to eat in both on the first floor and in the mezzanine. They also have handmade sandwiches, all kinds of other foods and the folks working were friendly and informative. They are stocked with wonderful groceries. If you're in Greenfield and like really good healthy food, don't miss this market.

My wife and I were going through Greenfield so we stopped to pick up some things. She got a half…read moredozen different pastries and they were all at least a day or more old. She grabbed a small container of generic M&M's. She didn't bother to look at the price. They cost $10.99 for a half pound!!! She grabbed a few other things and they were all sub-par and way over priced. Stay away unless you want to waste your money.

Great place to stop! We stopped and got hamburger meat to grill at the lake and it was probably the…read morebest hamburger we have ever had! We will be back!

This place is really great, it's very close by and has lot's of delicious items. They have really…read moregreat home cooked items in house including meals, salads, and subs, the cook is really great she has delicious home made meals that change each day including: Shepards pie, steak fahitas, american chop suey. Roast beef, turkey and cold cut grinders, cold salads: baked potato, macaroni, asian noodle, coleslaw, chicken salad egg salad and more are very good definitely try them.The hot case at the register is also very good, if there are cheese burgers they are especially good, the breakfast hot sandwiches are also very good, mufffins are too. They also have a good selection of beer, groceries, produce, ice cream and offer lottery, coffee and more;.

I'm rather surprised that there are a few dozen reviews for the Mom's (Chinese) grocer a couple…read moresteps down in this strip, and none for here. So let's go. This is more of a convenience store than Mom's, with the usual array of scratch tickets and smokes. But it's the only Indian grocer in town, and that's why I patronize it (even to the point of making a once-a-month hegira on multiple buses and a 10 minute walk on my shattered knees). Produce is scant and fresh food nonexistent, but there is a large selection of South Asian rices -- up to and including 50 lb sacks for the thrifty -- and non-perishables. Much to my liking, it's the only place around that sells bulk packs of Kontos brand naan, which I use for pizza making. The prices are also quite reasonable, a great deal more so than at Mom's, and they take EBT, which Mom's doesn't. Yay.

friendly service!! the owner is very nice & they even have kulfi! great place to go in the…read more5-college area