Baca is very hit or miss…read more The service can be friendly or awful; they have a high turnover rate on employees and it's a hard job. The produce is cheap and can be very good, or spoiled. It really depends.

Tons of traditional Russian food and dishes here to choose from. they have a premade food section…read morewhere you can take it to go. Always in stock with Dadu ice cream which I loved growing up- very fond memories of stopping here for that treat. The cashier usually takes a while but if you're not in a rush it's fine. I will never say no to a Baza trip, but I do prefer the Bazaar in Allston over this location.

Came here a few times to get some Russian ingredients. I became found of ; after dating a Russian…read moreguy . They are very friendly here . It's a middle size little grocery store . Parking is difficult but manageable. Prices are ok .

Really good selection of Eastern European shelf stable foods, premade foods, and sweets! Even fresh…read morestuff! Hidden gem, amazing place. Will be back. Service is good, don't expect much, ambience is like any other food store. I wish they ventured out more from exclusively Russian things, and there are the same items (American versions) from the same brands available for less elsewhere. Will be back.

Improving! They're switching out the freezers for new ones, and reorganizing so that the noodles…read moreand tofu are in one area, and the meats are in another area of the store. Not sure why they insist on selling months-old fruit even in discount section, it's not a great look - yes, some can save, but at what cost? The vegetable section is good; things are trimmed, usually the leaves are fairly fresh. The noodle section is also excellent, with a variety of dried noodles from various cuisines. The sliced meats are mostly too fatty; need to select for better trims (for example for hot pot). The service and help is still difficult though; the workers aren't particularly helpful so you'll need to go through and find stuff yourself.

They got horribly disrespectful since previous manager retired. Except Spanish workers, they are…read moresweet. I miss previous! Except Taiwan : The hardest worker i know he is Taiwanese. Rest of Chinese guys are just unforgivably treating Spanish guys so wrong. Let's find better supernarket. How about Market Basket ? Spanish sweet workers can stay. Better price with great care of treating food and people !

Beautiful hospitality and food. I attended the Nowruz (Persian New Years Day) event in Cambridge,…read moreMA today and the owner of Roksana Market was handing out wonderful treats, serving tea and just simple the best host. He was a true gentleman. Check out his store when you get a chance. The food is delicious.

They have all the food you would need! With fair prices! The seller is the most polite and kind…read moreperson ever and very helpful! Beautiful warm ambiance as well! You can always find good sweets!

Nice quiet market with fresh items as well as some prepared items like onigiri authentic imported…read moreproducts from Japan.

Hands down my fav Japanese market in Boston!! Feels like you're transported back to Japan, with all…read morethe good vibes and good food. There's so many options when it comes to food, hot food or quick food! My favorite are the hand-rolls, ranges from $4-$8, and the strawberry matcha latte, perfect flavor and sweetness. The onigiris in the fridge are fantastic, as low as $2 and is amazing to eat later, but there are fresh made ones for about $4 each. They also have the infamous egg sandos, for quick grabs! I need to try the curry katsu next time because I see so many people ordering those. Sometimes they have food demonstrations from Japan and they are always so nice! It's fun in here, but finding a seat could be difficult during lunch hour, but people tend to come and go, so it's worth the wait.

Had the Italian sub. It was a long sandwich (crispy French baguette) with fresh cold cuts, finely…read morecut onions and tomatoes. Very good local sandwich and produce/wine shop with Italian specialties. Great ambiance. Service was quick and with a smile. Just under 15 dollars for the Italian sub. It's was really good, made with fresh produce and freshly cut cold cuts. A little pricey but not exaggerated! I would recommend this place.

Excellent sandwiches... the Italian, and Sicilian, all fresh high quality meats ... I need this…read moreItalian with everything and oil... high end oil I think makes a difference.... Italian drinks, homemade chicken parm's, meatballs, fresh made sausages on Thursday, Friday , Saturdays... sausages are Excellent

I love this place. It's been unlike most grocery stores in Boston as I feel that I have access to a…read morewhole lot more variety that what I'd see otherwise. It's clean, colorful, has that small market feel yet packed full with lots of items. You enter and there's a good selection of fruit, produce, cheeses from Europe, meats, caviar, fish, and lots more. Plus, they have a legit baked goods section with tasty treats and fantastic bread. The prices are pretty reasonable and I like supporting local business. Their beer selection is also great which I'm surprised they have beers most don't even carry.

I have been a loyal customer of Bazaar/Baza supermarkets for over 20 years. Much of my shopping,…read moreand that of my neighbors and guests whom I usually invite to join me, happens there because their selection complements what I get from major US chains. For years, any rare issues were resolved quickly and politely. Recently, I bought seven 1-quart containers of freshly cooked soups as part of my purchase. One container of kharcho had almost no meat. This had happened before in another store of that chain (in Newton), and I received a replacement after showing the receipt. This time, the manager was not friendly. When I asked for a replacement or refund, she looked at me and said, "Male, why do you think I will honor your request?" When I mentioned the store's reputation, she laughed in my face. She then claimed I should have come sooner and that she would need to review hours of video footage to verify the cook's mistake -- all for a $5.94 item (after discount). Her attitude was exactly like that of the old Soviet stores: "The customer is always wrong." This is unacceptable. I feel no desire to shop at this location anymore. I prefer places that care about their reputation.