Babushka Deli,

62 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02135

"Worst customer service cashier is not giving answer properly. Unprofessional bunch of joker they have hired. I recommend owner to change staff always rude and giving pennies instead of dollar making silly mistakes."

"Convenient location. Very clean and well stocked"

"This is my go-to convenience store. D***s out for Babs. The owner and cashiers are always so nice to me and they have tons of different beers and better priced snacks than the nearest grocery stores or corner stores. And whoever is complaining about the deli never being open why would you worry about not being able to intentionally pay more for coldcuts at this place when Whole Foods is 300ft to your immediate left?"

"I honestly think a lot of the bad reviews youre seeing here are due to Babushka Deli having been classified as a 'supermarket', which it absolutely isn't. It's a specialty & convenience store, and understanding that, it's a good place. While their selection isn't insane, they have a nice variety of general foodstuffs, Slavic specialty goods, Indian ingredients, and a small wine & beer section. Their Slavic & European goods are the most notable, not being prohibitively expensive and carrying some goods I've struggled to find elsewhere - Tarkhun, Monastery Kvass, fruit compote and Jaffa cakes among others. The staff is friendly enough and the place has good security, judging by the bank of CCTV monitors above the register. Again, its a convenience store, and just like how you wouldn't do your shopping at a 7/11, its really a place to pop by for snacks, a fun treat, and the thing you forgot from yesterday's shopping trip - and for that, I go to Babushka before anywhere else."

"With a change in ownership this place truly turned around! All the food is fresh , a wider selection of wine and beer beyond the basics is now available! You can find a combination of staple Eastern European foods and deli items, as well as some Indian spices and novelties in addition to other convenience store staples like chips and ice cream or soap"