Stopped in on Charles street to grab a quick sandwich w/ the lady for lunch to enjoy out by the…read moreCharles! Grabbed a Cubano to share, limited time and we in and out made fresh to order. They definitely have been around for a long time and rightfully so. Ample filling, portions, spreads, bread toasted well on the griddle. $16 for the Cubano i think and having the Charles down the street to sit down and enjoy was clutch. Need to come back and try other items on the menu. They do have a full market inside for snacks, chips, candy, etc like a convienent store.

I had heard about Deluca's market from a friend and decided to give them a try. A picture is worth…read morea thousand words. Roast beef sandwich exactly as it comes from the menu. I ended up taking one half of the sandwich fixings and put it on the other half...to create a $7 sandwich. Counter guys was easy to talk to. Old store vibes were enjoyable.

G & V could stand for anything. Good & Vicious. Gargantuan & Voluptuous. Gonads & Vagina. But…read moreregardless, this is the Symphony Mart, in one of the most musical areas of college-rich Boston. This is a cool place and a New York style convenience store in Boston, along with many others in this neighborhood specifically. It's a little overpriced, but has a lot of stuff and it's pretty cool, and I would definitely come back here again. They had all the things I needed pretty much, including stuff for lifting at the gym.

iykyk!!! My fav place to get a late night snack and the owner is the best! Always my first…read moredestination after a night out before going home

This place gets a lot of undeserved hate for being overpriced, but there are plenty of true corner…read morestores just down the street. For the only store in a luxury building, Portside has a great selection of liquor, beer, and wine - and for a corner store they have a solid selection of snacks, staples, and beverages. While they might be pricey and you're not going to walk out of the store with any ready-to-eat meals, the convenience, overall selection, and interactions with the employees leave me coming back nearly every day as I am pulling in from work.

Decent market. They have more wine than food. They have more specialty items than staples…read more Overpriced yet convenient.

Friendly staff. We…read moregot 2 sandwiches. Prosciutto sandwich was very good. Simple and tastes like homemade. A little skimpy in the meat to bread ratio. Mozzarella delicious Turkey sub was very good. Tomato pesto was great. Flavorful sandwich. Fresh bread we also bought. Excellent. Small mom and pop deli with great Italian products and staff. Will return

An authentic Italian sandwich shop that feels like stepping into a neighborhood market. The front…read moreis stocked with imported groceries, meats, cheeses, olives, and other Italian specialties, while fresh sandwiches are made to order behind the deli counter. Everything is incredibly reasonably priced, especially for the quality. I ordered the Italiano, and it was only $11 and packed with fresh ingredients and full of flavor. I was surprised there wasn't a line when we stopped by around 3:30 p.m. on a Saturday, which made it even better. If you're in the area and craving a great Italian sandwich, this spot is absolutely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back!

If you care about quality ingredients and not just convenience, this place checks that box just…read moreabout better than anyone. I stopped into Savenor's / Wulf's Fish market concept in Boston--basically a hybrid butcher shop and premium seafood counter--and it's one of the more dialed-in food retail setups I've seen. You're getting two serious operations under one roof, not a watered down version of either. On the seafood side, I picked up New Bedford day boat dry scallops, and they were exactly what you want. Clean, sweet, no excess moisture, and seared up properly without fighting water in the pan. That alone tells you they're handling product the right way. From the butcher side, I grabbed maple breakfast sausage patties and their house-made meatballs. The sausage patties were solid, great flavor balance and worked perfectly in a breakfast sandwich on a bagel. The meatballs were noticeably large and well-seasoned, but I'll be honest they leaned a bit firmer than I prefer. Not bad, just not that ultra-tender texture you hope for. What stands out most is the range and curation. You've got: - Fresh seafood (scallops, fish, shellfish) - Premium cuts of beef and butchered meats - House-made sausages, patties, and prepared items - Ready-to-cook options for people who want quality without the prep It's clearly built for people who want better inputs at home, not just grab-and-go shoppers. The staff was another strong point. Friendly, engaged, and actually knowledgeable about the product, which matters in a place like this. You can ask questions and get real answers, not just surface level recommendations. Overall: not the cheapest spot, but that's not the point. You're paying for sourcing and handling, and in most cases, it shows. They will cut any meat to order that you would like along with any size fish filet as well! Would absolutely come back--especially for the seafood.

Yay, it's finally open! I have been looking forward to Boston Provisions Market for quite some…read moretime. It's going to be great having a butcher shop and fish market in the neighborhood permanently. Stopped by for their soft opening and they are offering 30% off of your purchase until 7pm today (02/26/26). The store is brand new so obviously it's clean and beautiful. The concept is simple - you walk in and you're at the meat counter! To your left is Savenor's and your right, Wulf's. They have a fridge all the way to the left on the side with ready-to-go items like bacon, caviar, peppers, and kombucha. Service was fast and friendly. Come check it out for yourself!

I stopped here on a Sunday morning looking for some snacks and was pleasantly surprised by this…read moreconvenience store. There was a welcome sign outside and once I stepped inside I noted how organized and clean this shop was. They have snacks, alcohol (seems like half of their items are alcohol), ice cream, candy, cleaning supplies, pet supplies, frozen food, and hygiene items. They had everything that I would look for in a convenience store. The cashier was friendly. I got two snacks, a protein bar and some nuts, which came out to $10. I thought it was a little steep, but this is Beacon Hill. I would come back here again.

They fixed all my complaints and are better than the Beacon Hill Market. I would come here now!read more

I really wanted a lobster roll, but the two places famous for lobster rolls around here were…read moreexpensive. I saw a sign outside J. Pace & Son that advertised a lobster roll for what I considered to be a reasonable price. I took a chance and got it with a side of fries and walked across the street to eat it sitting on the pier watching the boats on the water . The lobster roll was really good and the fries were the best french fries I've ever had. The people here are really friendly and the store has a good selection, including lots of Italian food. I've been here before and I will be back.

It's a nice place with ingesting items…read more The only thing I ordered a Green Monstah with extra chicken but that chicken was rubbery and the bread wasn't toasted other than that the ingredients seemed fresh and the people were nice.

Quality food made to order. Everyone is very nice and absolutely focused on service and excellent…read morefood. Subs, salads, sandwiches... a large sub should keep you busy for two days. The antipasto salad could serve 4-6 people. No nonsense no frills no pretense- just straightforward East Boston food satisfaction. Take out or grab one of three sidewalk tables

If you are in East Boston and want a no-frills, seriously good sandwich, this is the spot…read more I had the Dante's Inferno with roast beef, peppers, and hot sauce, and it was incredible. Packed with flavor and more than filling even in a small size. The setup is simple. You walk in, order, and go. There is limited seating, but that is part of the experience. The woman behind the counter was also really helpful in guiding me to the right choice, and she nailed it. I will absolutely be back next time I am in the city. This place is a must for a great sandwich.