Karl's Sausage Kitchen & European Market

"Temple of German Food I like the sausage chapel. Just had the store made Bauerwurst for dinner and they were a delight. Range of German deli is excellent. Bake goods. A good source for European candy and treats. Covid.took away very nice cafe but the important thing is they were able to keep the store open. Personnel always knowledgable and helpful. Always a pleasure to shop there"

"There are not many places in New England where one can get authentic German (and to some extent, Scandinavian) food. This is the best I have found in Massachusetts. It is mostly a "buy and take home" deli type place, although I believe they do have some hours when they operate a cafe to dine on site. Their deli and bakery items are authentic, though. Just like I remember having when I lived in Germany years ago. If you live in MA, and are craving real German food, this is the place to go."

"I love Karl's Sausage. Great place for a bite, delicious and fresh food. I always get the smoked bacon sliced thick, better quality and PRICE than anywhere else, especially in grocery stores. All the sausages are delicious so don't leave without a stock for the near and far future. The market part is a bit on the pricier side but I assume it's because of importing. Always a high recommendation to everyone I know who likes German food or is from Germany. Braunwerst and Chorizo are fantastic..."

"The store part is a perfect example of an old school German grocery store. All it's lacking is the Bäckerei! They more than make up for it with their hausmade sausages and imported meats and cheeses from Europe. They also offer a little café where you can get everything for a traditional "Kaffee und Kuchen" (coffee and cake) to a Stammtisch (regular meetup to drink and socialize). The staff is friendly and helpful. Don't let its small size deceive you, it is packed to the brim with everything you need to recreate a little bit of Germany in the US. Also, just like in Germany they don't do tips."