With soft music playing, I had a very enjoyable and stress-free shopping experience at Mom's…read moreOrganic Market. The selections are smaller than Whole Foods but lots of items are less expensive. Their offerings of teas, healthy snacks and sourdough bread are very impressive, much more than Whole Foods. Good customer service, they called in more cashiers when needed. I will definitely shop here on a regular basis.

Came check out this spot to see if they can replace Wegmans and whole foods. This is a small store…read more A lot of parking outside. This store is small but it is densely packed with a lot of organic options. Very clean and organized. They have a lot of unique products that can't be found in other grocery stores. The layout of the store is stratigically like a maze that would take you through the entire store leading to the cashier. The produce section is small. They tend to have a lot of clean organic food, which I love. I truly believe in their organic philosophy on their website. There are way too many nasty chemicals in foods these days. It is nice that Mom's organics exist. My only complaint is the price. I'm my opinion, they are overpriced. Look at the price of the coconut water in my picture. Compare it to Costco or Amazon and you can see the difference, even at this store's "sales" price. Overall, this is a much needed store but if it remains expensive, I don't think it will replace Wegmans nor whole food. Wegmans still give better value for $ on their organic foods.

Asked for a chicken salad in a pita pocket at first she started making a wrap i then said i want a…read morepita pocket. Rather than opening the pocket which is how its been done for the lsat 30yrs. Ive been getting this she folded the pocket like a taco and made that way. Sandwiches have gone down hill llot of new faces in the deli that are more interested in there conversation than quality of sandwich. I will say if you get the original guy i believe hi name is Nunzio you get a goood oll Luccis sandwich if i dont get him. I dont order from now on.

Review based on food alone. Best Italian Sub around! Only…read morefood ever ordered from here but sure it's all good. This is a deli inside a local supermarket Service is quick Ambiance is that of a small grocery store

Wonderful to support local farms instead of big corporations. Prices are comparable to Whole Foods…read morebut items on sale (example $1.75 for raspberry) are a steal. Did you try a sample of cider donuts on the way in? And did you buy a bag or two on the way out? They make fresh and yummy cider donuts there. Produce are fresh and there are many varieties of plants (hanging plants, herbs, etc). Make sure to grab your plants first before entering the store as the registers are inside. They have own parking lot.

Important update for Calareso's Farm Stand shoppers: the farm stand now sells the insanely…read moredelicious Wrap City Potato Chips!!!

post 1917 is a beautiful restaurant in north reading with a perfect ambiance for a great date…read morenight, family or friends dinner, or even a solo evening. ally is a fantastic bartender, anticipating any needs or wants at the perfect timing. i had a wonderful evening for my first visit here, and i really loved the menu selection. i don't remember which drink i ordered, but it was so great, I had two. we started with oysters (from ny, i forget the exact location) which were fresh (ask for horseradish if desired), and their crab cake which has the perfect texture and taste with sizable lumps of crab, and perfect complementary flavors with their sauce. their ribeye at medium-rare is perfect, ask them to cut it for you if you desire. for sides, their carrots and exotic mushrooms both were delicious with ideal flavors of seasoning & marinades. oysters 7/10 crab cake 9/10 ribeye 10/10 carrots 10/10 exotic mushrooms 10/10 overall, i really enjoyed my first visit here at post 1917 steakhouse and will absolutely return. ambiance: 5/5 food: 4.7/5 drinks: 5/5 service: 5/5 post 1917: 4.9/5

Really fun and entertaining dinner experience night out at Post 1917 in Reading AKA Jason Carron…read more Great for date nights. Atmosphere/Decor: Really interesting and unique interior formerly a Post Office (hence the name) with exposed brick, a tall windows, and a very long three-sided bar that makes up most of the restaurant. Very happening and social scene. Most folks dressed business casual and to impress. Lots of birthdays, regulars, and lookers. Big glam meets classic steakhouse hybrid vibes. We sat at a booth behind the bar and were initially concerned about placement but glad for the happening scene afterwards. The legroom was fairly tight for the taller folks. The booth was a little tight with space for all our food and drinks (e.g., four people, four cocktails, four waters, three appetizers was tight). Service: Very attentive. We had great servers, very attentive, fun, offered helpful insights and thoughts, and took great care of us ala traditional steakhouse norms. No delays. No complaints. Food: We really enjoyed our meal. The appetizers were fun. The restaurant is gluten free in homage to one of the owners(?) kids who's found it hard to eat out. You probably wouldn't notice that it's gluten free, as whatever almond/corn/rice flour they're using closely mimics mouth feel and taste. We were a little surprised the lamb app was (gluten-free) breaded but very moist and flavorful. Our steaks were all very good. I had the ribeye and it was a nice cut, aged (23-30 days?), and cooked exactly as desired. Cauliflower was decent and voluminous but not amazing. Wedge decent. Filets good. The chicken parm sounded very intriguing -- different than the usual fare and apparently one of their most popular dishes and huge but we will save it for next time. Fun desert options. Drinks: Great dirty martini. Fun cocktails for the table -- some great some just good. All boozy. The Whistle Pig tasting desert option was a a great value even if just for the 12 year XII at that price. They have a few rare allocated bourbons and whiskeys. Price: A much better deal than Boston steakhouses in general. This would have been twice the price if downtown there, and they're clearly enticing folks to make the drive. I think it's well worth it.

I had read about Chef Cyrille on a community FB page. We decided to order side dishes for…read moreThanksgiving and they were a huge hit, everything was delicious, Brussel sprouts with bacon, green beans lyonnaise and roasted vegetables. Because of that experience, we ordered his speciality ravioli last week. We chose a sausage and red pepper with a porcini cream sauce, such spectacular flavor. Delivery is free to Arlington and surrounding towns. We are now hooked and are looking forward to butternut squash ravioli this week. And, the creme brûlée was amazing!

Hand made ravioli, delivered to your house every Friday. New flavors every week. Fresh and the best…read moreI've every had.

Walking in The Fox Den, felt just like that, a place you feel safe, cozy, and a part of the skulk…read more(pack of foxes to save you a google search). A cute bar across where you enter in and open seating in the rest of the space. Greeted by the waitress who also cheffed up my delectable, cheeky pints right from the draft spigots. Such a nice host who made me feel welcomed and recommended some great choices. I went with the special of the day, the pickle brined chicken sandwich with a side of chips and their charred scallion dip. The chicken was crispy & crunchy on the outside with succulent, juicy chicken thigh on the inside. That pickle brine worked wonders. The chips are homemade and exactly what you want from a crisp and that charred scallion dip was so addicting I was scooping the rest with a fork when I ran out of chips (would have licked it out if no fork). Vibes great, beers cold, food absolutely divine. I will surely be back to try more menu items (the pierogies looked money from another patron's plate) and to delete more beers.

What a cute local family vibe restaurant. Nice beer…read moreselection and interesting menu options. The wings are delicious. Looking forward to trying more on the menu next time:)

Very polite workers and the food is amazing! I recommend…read morethe coxinhas and other bakery items.

A great little corner butcher shop with Brazilian specialty foods and toiletries. They are very…read morefriendly and will cut meat to your specifications. They have the basics as well as things like pigs ears, tripe and that sort of thing. They make their own sausage. The meat is fresh, the prices are low, and there is no wait. What's not to like?

Stopped in for lunch and had a great banh mi…read more Vibe: There's a good mix of 2 person and 4 person tables. Order at the counter, can use a kiosk, take a number and they serve you at your table. Service: Food came out pretty quick Food: Got the caremalized pork banh mi, and it was very good. The pork had great texture but not much caramelization flavor, had a bite of my partner's BBQ beef and it was a lot more flavorful. The veggies were super fresh. The bread was nicely toasted. Good sized sandwich, very filling. Value: At $13 I'd say this was good value for the portion and quality Accessibility: The turn in to the parking lot can be a little tricky with traffic but there is ample parking. No stairs/steps to enter. Overall really enjoyed getting lunch here and would return.

The place was small but cozy and very clean. The service was self serve kisok and once you order…read morethe food you take a number and have a seat. One of my favorite drink they had was the coconut tea it does come with real large chunks of coconut. I ordered the grilled pork strips with rice and veg. The meal was good but the pork was a little over done making it chewy sometime hard to swallow. I recommend this place if you need a quick bite before going to the movies