Wonderful place! Wife & I visit every time we're in the area--always a time to stock up on fresh…read morelinguica & chourico, as well as the Portuguese version of anisette. Love it!

If you like specialty markets then you will LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. Specializing, or rather a…read morehigh concentration in Portuguese foods and staples this place is pretty damn interesting to walk into. Ever had fava nuts? Ha! Me either until I went here and now they are one of my alltime favorite snacks. Ever heard of Sumol? Me either until I went here. It's a soda that is kind of like orangina only sweeter. About 40 different kinds of port. Go figure. Salted cod. Got it. Sure, you are not going to fidn artisan cheeses here (seriously Amanda?) but you have to love this place for what it is.

I have tried just about all the meats. Everything is great. My family number one item is the veal…read morecutlets.

The saying "you get what you pay for" is representative of Barrington Butchery. The cuts of meat…read moreare superior to every other place I've been to. My wife and I have been buying from Barrington Butchery since (literally) day one of business, and we've been evangelists for the best porkchops on the planet sold at BB. I call 'em "magic porkchops" because they're moisture-injected, and it matters not one bit if you get bone-in or boneless, these pork chops are without rival. Some salt, some pepper (and for me, some Tony Chachere's Cajun seasoning), put 'em on the grill on low heat -- internal temp is 145º - 150º, put it on a plate, and then let it rest for a good 5 minutes. I've had tears a joy rolling down my cheeks from these pork chops. There've been times when one week's chops are better than the previous week's but they still always, always, always beat every other chop I've ever had from any other source, hands down. Don't get me wrong, I've had all sorts of other wonderful things from BB, including the seasonal Piedmontese, lovely Filet Mignon, Tomahawk, Flank, and their homemade sausage. Never a disappointment.

Awesome Portuguese market place!!! The decor and set ups…read morethroughout the shop are great. There are multiple tables set up with bread and olive oil for sampling. A great selection of Portuguese products (from mainland and the islands) and home ware / kitchen ware. Incredible selection of fish, salted cod, cheese, tinned fish, wine, etc. The worker in the wine section was super helpful and attentive. There was a large selection and told him what we typically enjoy drinking and he showed us multiple bottles. We went with two of the options he suggested and he hit the nail on the head. They were exactly what we like and wanted!! For imported products the prices are fair. Even the box of Queijada from the Azores price wasn't far off from what I paid on the island right from the source! They have a cafe as well, we didn't try it this time around but everything looked great. We will definitely be back and will try it the next time!!

Great Portuguese grocery store! Highly recommend. They have a separate section for all kinds of…read moredried cod fish. Great olive oil section, self-serve olive bar, large tinned fish section and Portuguese wines. There is also a small cafe with pastel de nata and other assorted baked goods, and coffees. And a hot food section within the store. There is also a small store, with art, ceramic tiles, etc Wonderful place to shop for those who miss the homeland or have fond memories of trips to Portugal. Highly recommend..

Multiple Bones in Ground Beef. To the point you get a bone in every bite.. Wth?!!…read more Contacted them and they will not even acknowledge it happened. bad business moto and customer service. All 10 lbs are ruined. Time to find another butcher.

A great family owned establishment. If you want fresh meats, this is the place to go !!! Very…read morefriendly staff and reasonable prices!!!

The family is very nice. The prices are quite high I guess because they only get a few things at a…read moretime? Things that are normally $1.99 at another store are often 299 or $3 Plus. ... Another example is the blounts market soups, 1299... For one container yet there $8 at blounts.... That's pretty big mark-up. But again I understand it's a family small market and maybe that's what they get charged I don't know. They don't sell many organic items either. It would be such a great thing if they did and be a competitor of whole foods which thankfully is now opening nearby. Or even Tom's market in Warren which this market is very close to in regards to the type of business and the way it's set up.....but the biggest thing is the meat, I don't really get the big deal about the meats. My husband has been trying to find out exactly where their meats come from and not hearing anything about any local farms or humanely raised humanely certified nothing. They seem to come from these giant meat companies. So I don't really understand what the big deal is. He brought home a couple steaks a few weeks ago that were almost $40. And they were terrible. I don't know what they add to the meat to make it look the color it does or anything. I wish they made very clear exactly where and what farms they use to get their products... Oh well. Like I said the family is very nice. Their staff is very nice. The staff behind the deli is superb. Super nice kids working there. I just wish they had more organics and that their prices were not as high as they are. Unfortunately it's like that everywhere right now so this place is sky high at the moment.

We were driving by this market on a recent trip to the Fall River to do some shopping. As we were…read moredriving by the scrolling sign out front said "try our French meat pies". My partner and I both saw it at the same time and decided to stop and check them out. This is a lovely market (did I just say that?). It's smaller than the usual big supermarkets we're all used to, but it's really clean and set up beautifully. We walked around and checked out lots of things and bought a French meat pie and picked up a small salmon pie for my mom (she loves salmon). We warmed up the French meat pie and made some mashed potatoes and gravy and we really enjoyed this pie. It's hard to find a good meat pie that is ready made and this one tasted the most like my recipe (the spices were perfect and it didn't have potatoes in it). I can't remember what we paid for it (I want to say $10?) and we ended up getting 2 meals out of it. We'll definitely stop and buy some more next time we're in town!!

Excellent little Bristol market that has the absolute BEST homemade Portuguese sausage CHOURICO!!…read moreLOVE their blade meat -seasoned to perfection and ready to just cook up on the cast iron pan for a quick and easy dinner. They also have the most delicious homemade Portuguese pulled pork and Portuguese bacon chunks. In my opinion, I've NEVER had better from any other place. Made fresh every Wednesday and Saturdays but you need to arrive by noon to be sure to get some because it's SO GOOD that it does sell out quickly. It's a very friendly, and super clean family owned market. I have been shopping there for decades. SIMPLY THE BEST!!! I highly recommend.

Friendly people, Great Chourico. I stop in at least once or twice a week for a pulled pork sandwich.read more

If you are in Fall River and looking to stock up on tasty Portuguese foods you can go to Portugalia…read moreif you want trendy, but go to Amaral's if you want delicious things at a great price without the fuss. The rotisserie chicken that they have on Saturdays is delicious, even my picky eating five year old was all about it. I also love their marinade that they have at their meat counter, it's like a piri piri/chorizo sauce. You can buy meat already marinating in it or a container of it for undere $2. You just have to ask at the meat counter. I also like to stock up on my Azores butter here. The cheese counter is a lovely sight. My aunt loves the St Jorge cheese. They cut it right off of the wheel for you. I'm obsessed with the fresh cheese that they carry from Manny's Dairy Farm. The large container generally does not last the weekend once my husband and I dig into it. Like fresh mozzarella, but better. The piece de resistance for me is their Portuguese corn bread-- broa. If you've never had it, it's a corn and rye bread (not at all like Southern cornbread). When you are headed to the checkout here they have it towards the front. I don't know if it's like this everyday, but on Saturday mornings it is literally still hot when you grab one. Super fresh and super delicious. It's the perfect compliment to that fresh cheese! Overall a solid supermarket with great items.

Nice selection of Portuguese wine ( and other Portuguese foods). Also, they have St Jorge cheese…read morewhich I like a lot. Banana selection wasn't good on the day I was there.

Best chorico ever Great customer service as well…read more And they ship any where I'm sure The olives are great Bifanas passed my mothers test (which is hard )

Great Chourico, nice friendly people. You looking for a nice…read morelocal market like you used to remember? Please stop by and give them a visit!