One of the best chicken parm subs I've ever had. Been in Lowell for a few months now and finally…read moretried it. Place is % worth the hype and accolades it has. Very welcoming and warm service. Love it A new favorite spot.

Great food! Chicken salad is awesome. Great portions... fish and chips is also very good.read more

Sandwiches and smoothies are amazing! The staff is always friendly, and the owners are truly…read moretop-notch. I love the Cape Codder sandwich and the Purple Urple smoothie. Everything is delicious, and I highly recommend this deli!

Food was very good, loved the cubano sandwich. Others got the Italian, I believe. Positive…read morecomments from them though they weren't doing cartwheels. Will definitely try it again, maybe get it to 5 stars.

Love the Burlington location. Mainly stick with the subs. Bravo Italian is my favorite, but will…read morealso get a steak bomb. Pastries are a must too..either the Key Lime or any of the cheesecakes. Then grab a loaf of Scalli bread before I leave.

I happened to be driving by La Cascia's with my son and told him that I used to stop by there every…read moreweek almost a decade ago to get the best steak tip subs in the state and he was in for a treat. So I get a large Chip's Tip sub and a few pastries for snacks. The bill was steep for what I got but I thought it would be worth it for my son to try the sub. After getting it, we split the sub and ate it in the car. Let me tell you that this was not the same steak tip I remembered. It was so bad, we tossed it in the garbage at the gas station next door. The steak was very tough and hard to chew - almost like the tips had been cooked earlier and then reheated for my order. Everything just seemed greasy. We also did not enjoy the raspberry turnover or yellow cream cannoli's we got for dessert. Maybe it was us or maybe it was the food but I will never go there again. We are not food snobs by any stretch of the imagination, and I rarely will say anything bad about a restaurant experience but we ended up going to Augusta's which is just a little bit down the road, for chicken just to erase this experience from our mouths. I know a lot of people will swear by their steak tip subs and that is great but it's just not for me anymore.

We bought the most beautiful Porter House steaks, so delicious on the grill...a little pricey but…read morenot something we do every day, so well worth the price!

purchased a food item for lunch. When i got it home to eat it ... it had a funny smell and a nasty…read moretaste. I immediately brought it back to be told they would only replace it. ... do I take a chance on another only to bring it back again? We had already eaten our lunch! finally after waiting for Brian to ask a supervisor, I was given my money back after a brief discussion. I shop once a week here and cannot believe the Doyle boys to be so petty just to piss a customer off over some bad potato salad. Your reputation is being tarnished by your stupid decisions. Don't forget the "customer is always right"

I just finished reading all the reviews and while most of them were positive and well deserved, a…read morecouple of things stood out that I think deserve some comment. Before I get to them I want to jump on the bandwagon and say Rob and Jannette (the owners) are some of my favorite people now. I park my car in the garage across the street from them and feel a gravitational pull to the market every time I park. I sometimes go in there with no need and no idea why I'm going in and walk out with something special. Now to the complaints (which were few but shouldn't go unchallenged). First, some complained that the prices are high. That's true, as well as inevitable at such a small scale. I know the owners aren't becoming rich via this venture. If you're the type of person that only considers prices when forming a value statement, you might be better off going to BJ's. For me, value is a complex calculation that doesn't actually result in something that you can put a dollar sign in front of. I live in the neighborhood so convenience is a factor. The selection, in particular the beer and wine choices, is something that I literally can't find at any other grocery store nearby, thanks to the invisible Puritans in my state that voted down a referendum to allow grocery stores to sell beer and wine. Much of what's available is sourced locally. More important than those, and something that I saw in many reviews, is the wonderful relationship I have with the owners. I can't even walk past the place without a friendly wave from them. They know their products and are happy to answer questions about them. And they know me. They know I try to only eat vegan foods, their amazing Muffaletta sandwich being a notable exception. They know I'm allergic to chocolate. As a regular customer, I get special treatment from them. Try THAT at Market Basket! Just this morning, I ran out of turmeric and ran to the market. They didn't have it on the shelf, but they had it in the kitchen. Rob got me what I needed and refused to take my money. What's something like that worth to you? I also saw some people complain that the produce can be on the edge of spoilage. I can't deny that there have been times when I purchased things only to have them inedible the next day. I understand that this is just normal for a small, owner-operated grocery store with moderate turnover and minimal staff. But instead of writing them off, I alert them when I think something in the display fridge should be removed. Also, I don't stock my refrigerator from MSM. I buy what I need when I'm going to use it and inspect it before putting it my shopping basket. In other words, I don't attempt to treat them like a tiny Hannaford. I treat them like an amazing pantry, which is easy for me since they're in the neighborhood. Before the MSM opened the city conducted a survey among downtown residents that attempted to figure out what types of businesses people would most like to have appear in the neighborhood. A small grocer was at the top of most resident's preferences. I'd like to remind people that now that we have one, we'd better use it... or we'll lose it. I'd also add that whatever problems may exist at MSM, they'll only get better if we reach out to them the way they've reached out to us.

Market Street Market is the only locally-owned grocery store as of the time of writing this. The…read moreowner of the store also owns the building, and he is as friendly and helpful as anyone could ask for. The market carries a nice assortment of fruits and veggies (mostly local), deli meat & cheese, pastas, sauces, breads, coffees, etc. They have a great MA-roasted coffee that is excellent, and you can even get fresh-squeezed OJ by the glass - there's a fancy contraption that allows you to watch the process - or you can get watermelon by the slice. Perfect for those hot summer evenings. There are some muffins and pastries if you need a quick snack, frozen foods, and a decent selection of laundry soaps (like method) and other household necessities. In short, pretty much anything (basic) you'd need to run your home, especially if you already eat out several nights a week. They're open 8am - 8pm. Also, since it's a smaller store, I'm assuming that the owners will stock anything you ask for if there is a growing demand for it. They seem pretty flexible and are definitely open to opinions and feedback on how to make store as good as they possibly can. So why didn't I give it 5 stars? Well, it is pretty small, so there's no way they can stock EVERYthing that I need, which means I'll still probably have to go to a larger store for some things. That and the prices have to be a little higher because they get such small quantities. Otherwise, I'm a fan. I'll try to get at least a few items there every week just to keep them in business, because it's something that was sorely missing from the downtown Lowell area. Stop by and check them out! Tell 'em Jen + Tommy sent you :)

I was looking for a good steak and cheese, sub, and this place did not disappoint - juicy, very…read moretasty, and definitely a great value for the money

Ordered the turkey sandwich. You think it would be just a bland experience but it was a wow !…read moreTurkey meat was so exquisite and tasty without being overly salty. It was on a bread that was soft and fresh accompanied by pickles, lettuce and tomato also fresh.

Folks in the Lowell location were very friendly and helpful…read more July 4 gathering and the olives were a star attraction on the charcuterie tray. Not to mention the hard to find imported feta cheese that blew the roof off!

Everything looks great!!! Can't wait to try more items!!I…read moreespecially love the homemade yogurt!!!

Best deli I've been to in New England - hands down. It gives you the sense of walking into a deli…read morestorefront in New York City, but it's right here on the North Shore and it crushes the competition!

Absolutely delicious meatball sub! the meatballs were flavorful and delicious! The bread was…read morefresh! Service was great. Atmosphere was clean and well kept....

I came by to try the jai quai bahn mi, and it was so freaking good. I can't believe how delicious…read moreit was! It's made with the fried dough, so it's crispy and there's a huge filling to bread ratio. The fried dough doesn't taste oily either! The bahn mi is a little small (but makes sense given the size of the fried dough), but the flavor was good. More reason to buy two! I also got the little lye rice dumplings (kee chang I think?). They were sitting on the counter still warm. I love these little things dipped in sugar! They're a bit plain by themselves, but they're great with a little brown sugar syrup, red bean paste, or sugar.

Excellent service. Delicious, fresh sandwiches…read more I've been on a tour of local restaurants that serve Banh Mi. I love Banh Mi and I love fresh ingredients, and Phnom Leap has provided both! The gentleman who prepared my sandwiches was welcoming and warm. He took time to construct beautiful sandwiches with the perfect amount of ingredients. I also ordered a taro smoothie. It was delicious and extra taro-y. The gentleman asked me if I've tried fresh taro before. I haven't. He told me next time I should try their fresh taro smoothie. He said he likes to mix the fresh with the powder. I will certainly be coming back for more Banh Mi and to try their fresh taro fresh taro smoothie.

The food is FANTASTIC! Healthy and delicious options. The staff are warm, welcoming and very…read morehelpful. The ambiance of the store is really pretty. All around, my favorite store in Chelmsford.

Little market in a lengthy strip mall that also serves breakfast pastries and the same kind of…read more"bowl" meals (pick your veggie or starch base, pick your protein, pick two veggie items) popularized at nearby Nan's Kitchen. Three tables for 2 inside and a bunch more outside. -- Cinnamon Bun: Don't just go by my photo; check out their social media for the full experience. It's thin and a little bit basic underneath, but that warm and gooey white glaze is magical. Fortunately for me (and unfortunately for my tailor), they don't open earlier, or I'd have these more often. -- Coffee: Respectable. Certainly much better than what you'd expect at a market. -- Salmon Bowl: My wife and I both tried one, and we both vowed we would be back. Beautifully cooked salmon, still very warm in the case, and crisp outside and very moist and tender inside. Nicely seasoned as well. -- Farro (base for my wife's bowl): She was very happy with it. -- Potatoes (base for my bowl): A handful of small potatoes, crisp on the outside, very fluffy inside, and mostly seasoned with salt and herbs. -- Broccoli: Little mini trees, connected, slightly charred, and garlicky. Warm and cooked enough to not be raw, but not enough to not be somewhat stiff. -- Rainbow Carrots: Cooked a little more than the broccoli, a little more charred (nice), a little more seasoned (Indian spices), and moist both inside and out. Superb. Comparisons with Nan's are inevitable. -- Protein: Nan's better for quantity, SSG better for quality. -- Sides: Nan's better for quality, SSG better for quantity. -- Value: SSG gets the slight edge initially, but when you factor in that, they never make the slightest attempt at a tip (it's a market, not a restaurant, even though they provide seats and cutlery), SSG gets the huge edge.