I’ve been a DeMoulas/Market Basket shopper for years. I think the Chelsea location (the old building is still standing right next door to this new fabu one that includes a cafe and pre-made foods section) has the BEST... (30 replies, last updated by trishaluna November 2, 2009)

't been to Rosenfeld’s, but I will be there soon to compare for sure. The excuse for going to Katz’s was the trek to the Market Basket in Chelsea. This place is totally massive, but at about 10 am on a Sunday it was... (1 reply, last updated by lergnom October 11, 2009)

Market takes very good care of the green plants they sell, and Chelsea Market Baskets has flown-in-fresh Leonidas chocolates and lots of charming gifty things. (22 replies, last updated by epicure-us May 3, 2002)

Its been a while since I have seen sour oranges (aka Seville Orange, bitter, etc) at Market Basket (regardless of season) in Somerville or Chelsea, but they had them this past weekend. Usually La Internacional has them too when... (1 reply, last updated by StriperGuy June 18, 2007)

This afternoon I was at Market Basket in Somerville, and they had fresh gorditas – still warm – that were made in Chelsea. Great taste and texture. The brand was Cinco de Mayo. They were on a rack parked by the... (4 replies, last updated by Aromatherapy February 22, 2006)

I didn’t have time to stop but noticed that the Wilmington Market Basket has moved into the new store. (The shopping plaza was rebuilt, with a whole new strip of duplicate stores built behind the old ones, which are being... (1 reply, last updated by greygarious August 5, 2009)

I just wanted to give a bit of a heads-up because Chelsea is one of the busiest Market Baskets and for the most part it does not have the wide aisles of the newer stores. In fact, where there is a wide aisle, they turn the middle (23 replies, last updated by treb October 10, 2008)

National chains put a great deal of effort into uniformity. Regional chains do not typically. Market Basket does not. The Reading location is wonderful; I also like the new Chelsea location. (14 replies, last updated by garth909 November 9, 2009)

I like the Market Basket in Woburn & Tewksbury. I have also been to MB in Burlington, Wilmington, Middleton, Danvers & Salem. I don’t like the MB in Chelsea and Somerville. I’m sure that the Reading MB will be crowded... (66 replies, last updated by shines August 7, 2008)

You can also go TO Sarabeths at the Chelsea Market, and purchase a nice assorment of scones, cookies, pastries, etc... There is a very nice gift basket shop right next door, where you can buy your own gift basket and put things... (8 replies, last updated by efdee March 16, 2003)

I like to poke around different grocery stores if I’m in the neighborhood, and yesterday I discovered a whole case of “exotic” frozen fish at the Somerville Market Basket. Actually there were also packs of fresh... (11 replies, last updated by cassis May 29, 2008)

warm). Of course it helps that the factory where they are made is also in Chelsea, but I am just saying. Market Basket does not have the latest in decor, a fancy website, or target itself at the upscale consumer. But it does have... (44 replies, last updated by LindaWhit July 20, 2009)

Sandwiches at Amy’s Bread, ice cream and other dairy from Ronnybrook, interesting imports at Chelsea Market Baskets (I always go in to at least look), and make sure to check out the charcuterie and cheeses at Buon Italia... (15 replies, last updated by Caitlin McGrath August 6, 2003)

). This is my somewhat stale, old opinion. Anyone been there lately? Ronnybrook Farms shakes: already discussed. cheese wafers at Chelsea Market Basket: already discussed. Bouno Italia, nice homecooked Italian... (22 replies, last updated by Chris Tynan September 22, 2000)

I don’t see why Chelsea Market would be a tourist destination. It’s like a busload of Europeans getting off to see Stop & Shop. Unless cheap produce, good bread, a milk bar, a basket store and a gift shop are... (26 replies, last updated by andymadrid March 18, 2008)