Great store , nice selection! They have household goods as well as a selection of fresh produce !…read moreAnd of course, great staff! Support your local businesses especially now !

One of the great things about the South End is it's diversity. Don Quijote is a tribute to that…read more This Spanish food market has the little items that you can't find in "American" supermarkets that are essential for creating Latin food. What's great about this place is that when you walk in you can see that it's not the usual grocery store where you buy your things and leave. Locals, especially Spanish speaking ones seem to hang around and chat about with the people that work there. It has a real family atmosphere to it. You'll find a good mix of Latin products along with everyday "American" food given the store's size. My one gripe which is keeping me from adding another star is their lack of tortillas. As a staple of Latin food I would expect a wide variety of them. For those not accustomed to cookie Latin food you can even find prem-made Taco Bell kits. I'm not sure if that is something for the store to be proud of, but hey...it works.

I love this place. Sure, I know I'd like it more if I was familiar with the variety of products but…read morethat is what makes it what it is! So many of the stores are so "bland American". I feel like I traveled across the world being in this story. A different environment, scene, setting, service, and colors. The presentation of the store is colorful, very clean, and has that village-like feel. It's cheery to walk thru, even if you're not buying anything. From their candy and sweets, to bread, to deli meats, and other items. For those who leave a 3 or less, I'm assuming it's to be with "they don't have M&Ms, Coca-Cola, Lays potato chips, etc." and good, because it wasn't designed that way. Otherwise, folks can go to 7-Eleven and small, sketchy convenience stores. For me, it's great seeing cultural preservation and truly international products. They owner(s) are doing a great job and hope they keep this precious store as a local gem.

good selection soda…read morecookies candy medicine pickles veg spread tea better than the ones in Lynn but not as good as the one in Cambridge called Bazaar

Not a bad location, smaller compared to Burlington or Quincy, but about same size as Cambridge…read morewithout the food court. Store was clean, items were easy to find, i grabbed some shrimp chips on sale and a bag of peanut shrimp snacks. They have all their marinated meats as they are known for and fresh seafood ready to bring home and cook. They do have this seaweed crunch snack i posted in photo section, it's pretty addicting!! Service was quick and easy, staff were restocking a bunch of items constantly when we were browsing! Next to many good food spots with plenty of parking along the green line T.

I'm honestly so happy to see a bunch of HMart locations are opening in MA!…read more Though this one isn't that new, it's still crazy thinking about how it was just a few years ago that we only had one HMart around, in Burlington! This HMart is situated right on the same strip as Gyu-Kaku & Kyuramen + walking distance to the new bustling Asian restaurants on Beacon St... great addition to Brookline ;)) I'd say this is one of the smaller Hmarts I've been to, might even go as far as to say smallest? It's smaller than the one in Cambridge with only about 4-5 aisles & smaller selection of fruits, vegetables, meats, & seafood but they do a good job with carrying most stuff you'd find at your typical HMart. In the front of the store, they offer baked sweet potatoes, which I always thought that was cool. Usually never see that at the other locations. Only downside to HMart Brookline that I've found is that they don't have a food hall/court area like Cambridge/Quincy/Burlington but then again, there's so many yummy restaurants around haha. Parking: I don't believe there's a parking lot that is just for customers. There is plenty of street parking though!

Beware at checkout when using a debit card. The amount shown at the register is not what is…read moreactually being charged and you will be charged an extra $0.50 each transaction on your card. That extra is not a MA State tax and the cashier will not inform you of the arbitrary transaction fee, rather you find out later after reviewing your account statement.

Word on the street is that this store is great. I went in there for the first time probably a…read moremonth ago to find some shortbread because i'm absolutely obsessed but alas, they had run out. They're a hot item! I've gone probably 5 times since and failed at getting shortbread every time. It doesn't help that I go on Sunday afternoons which is probably the end of the weekend rush. They do have these ginger nut cookies that are out of this world tasty! All sorts of foods / teas from Ireland if you need a good ole Boston Irish fix. The family that owns this place seem nice. Coolest thing i've heard is that when you go in asking for a certain item, many times you will literally walk in there the next week and find it sitting on their shelves. They take suggestions to the next level!

My go-to place for Indian/ Nepali food. The owner - Jatinder is super helpful. He is always patient…read moreand is in no rush to get you out of the door. I don't mind travelling 30 minutes especially to get groceries from the place. Moreover, the prices are relatively more reasonable than other Indian grocery stores in the neighborhood.

I needed to restock on some necessary Indian/Desi supplies and was in the area. I found almost…read moreeverything I needed and more. The owner was very pleasant and answered any questions I had hence the 5 stars. I would have given 4 due to some supply limitations, but it wouldn't have been fair. This is a very small store and the fact that so much is packed in is remarkable! I'll be back and as an original New Yorker, I keep my word.

A little, international convenience store tucked away, but also decorated vibrantly in yellow,…read morewhich is how it caught my eye. Such a special place. They had a lot of Indian goodies, from candy and juices and jarred goods, along with samosas in a mini oven, ready to eat. We also found loads of Asian candies, and a million flavors of Oreo products. Pricing was reasonable. I went with a friend, who bought a bunch of goodies that felt nostalgic. It's a simple place, decorated in a funky way, with a lot of fun products to try.

Amazing selection! The variety of items is excellent. I'll be back often. The staff and owner are…read moretop-notch, too!

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

Kiki, do you love me? Are you riding? Say you'll never ever…read moreleave from beside me 'Cause I want stuff, from the kwik mart And they're open late always Kiki, do you love me? Are you open? Say you'll never ever close in the evening 'Cause I want stuff, and I need stuff And I need you open always Across the street from the laundromat of the same name, this place has some pretty cheap water (spring, the only thing I drink), and despite the long lines it's not a bad place to stock up on convenience store items. Cheaper than a lot of other convenience stores, so it's a good place for you to convene if you feel like it.

This place is the best! It is the perfect store to pop in and grab groceries, cleaning supplies,…read moreand essentials. The shelves are always fully stocked with paper products, dairy items, snacks, pastas, soups, etc. The line moves very quickly and when I need something quick, I'll run over. They also have the BEST breakfast sandwiches and deli. On Sunday mornings, it's a popular spot for people to grab breakfast and pick up some snacks. My favorite thing to get is bacon and egg with Mayo on a croissant. You can call ahead to place and order so it's ready when you get there too.