Grocery Stores in Arlington, TX

Costco Kirkland has some very high ratings. I'm not sure if Amazon carries trader Joe's evoo but those are highly rated too

[California Olive Ranch Everyday](https://www.amazon.com/California-Olive-Ranch-Everyday-Virgin/dp/B004ULUVU4). Luckily I can buy it from my local grocery store. Been my favorite for a couple years.

https://amphoranueva.com, High end and quality, I did an olive oil tasting with theirs against a lot of retailers (costco and TJ) and the difference was astounding..

https://nuvooliveoil.com/ this is a small producer is socal, oil is top notch, i have bought from them many times. 500 Ml is $25, i like the early harvest. also there grandfather balsamic is great as well.

Anyone use Bellucci? It's my go-to olive oil and available at my local grocery chain (Stop & Shop). I started using it when all those reports about fake olive oil started coming out a few years back, as they let you track each bottle to source. Solid flavor profile as well.

I've enjoyed the variety of www.freshpressedoliveoil.com - 3 different global bottles every quarter.

This extra virgin olive oil from Crete is buttery and delicious. It's also very affordable compared to some of the other Cretan oils. https://www.mediterraneanliving.com/product/extra-virgin-olive-oil-from-the-island-of-crete/

I've had most of these here and really like the whole foods 365 lines which I believe you can get through Amazon now.

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try webstaurantstore.com or amazon is there no sam's club or costco? ask the owner of some small cafe where they shop usually a cash and carry type wholesaler nearby - some don't require membership.

You can always check out Greek online shops, titan foods is a big one based out of NY. You can get 3 liter [Iliada](https://www.titanfoods.net/iliada-kalamata-pdo-evoo-3l-tin/) olive oil for $29.95. Just had a bunch of stuff shipped from there, including olive oil and it came in great shape and fast. The same brand on Amazon is $42.12. edit: I found some olive oil from [Crete](https://www.parthenonfoods.com/collections/oil-vinegar/products/extra-virgin-olive-oil-from-crete-traditional-3l?variant=1205879385) for $30.99 (the more regional and single source you can get, the better in my opinion) at Parthenon Foods. I always buy a large can and funnel a small amount into a dark glass container for daily use and keep the rest of the oil in the can until it's used up. It keeps better that way.

I love California olive ranch!! America is having a bit of a renaissance with domestic olive oil. If you live in the US, it’s best to buy US olive oil because it’s fresher. Olive oil begins to degrade as soon as its bottled. Even the finest imported oils are compromised just by the extra time it takes to get here. Olive oil is an oil that’s best consumed as close to the source as possible. California and Texas are known to be the best producers have US olive oil. Personally California Olive Ranch is my absolute favorite. It has that fresh green taste to it that you don’t get with other oils that have been sitting in store shelves. I’ve seen it in US grocery stores and even Wal-Mart. More info here https://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/19/dining/californias-olive-oils-challenge-europes.html

You can buy the winners of the New York International Olive Oil Competition [here](https://shop.bestoliveoils.com/). There are some that are $15-$16, which to me is "moderately priced" if the flavor and quality is worth it. Currently using [Acaia](https://bestoliveoils.com/brands/acaia/); I'm on my 4 th bottle of it, which I get not from the website, but from Greek grocery stores here in NYC.

Kasandrino’s

We use Iliada Greek EVOO. it’s available through Amazon.

[Bella Vita](https://bvoliveoil.com/) is local to me, but also sells online. I've only ever bought their flavored oils, but all of their flavored oils are delicious. Their aged balsamic vinegar is also really fabulous.

Follow the Honey at 1132 Mass Ave in Cambridge (just outside of Harvard Square) has local and international honeys. https://www.followthehoney.com/

Whole Foods Market in Arlington carries Crystal's Honey, made in Billerica, I think. Love this raw honey.

Arlington Centered sells honey from Carlisle, MA

Also, this is open today, 9-2. I checked the list of vendors, looks like two are honeys ;) https://www.somwintermarket.org/

Boston Honey Company in Hopkinton MA is fantastic! They ship their products unless you want to buy them at the Boston Public Market 100 Hanover Street at Faneuil Hall. One of my favorites is the Propolis Infused Raw Honey, it has many health benefits - helped me with allergies as well

Meadow Mist Farm in Lexington. Call Lauren and see if she has any. Fantastic organic eggs and other goodies, too.

https://packingsorted.com No more extra bags. https://m.facebook.com/trolleybagsusa

Christmas Tree shop 1.00

Ikea has great, inexpensive bags ($.99!) http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/17228340/

Try Maxima in East Arlington. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Maxima-Gift-Center/138854973488

Local fare http://www.local-fare.com

Firefly Moon now on Mass. Ave. Lexington.

Arlington Centered in... Arlington town center.

Arlington Centered is great!

It's a little drive, but the Enchanted Fox in Medway is a nice change of pace.

This is a new arrival from NYC and is great: https://www.diginn.com/food/

The chicken kabob salad at Cafe Jaffa is very good: http://cafejaffa.net/

https://colliersmarket.com/

Check out Fooderyboston.com

Priscilla's Candy shop in Concord Center has them

There is a Candy store right before Medford Square on high street it's called Sweeties Too. They have a fb page as well

I looked for these everywhere last December! I finally found the big ones at Hidden Sweets in Harvard Sq. Wegmans in Burlington has the smaller ones at some times of year (not December, but maybe now).

Hidden Sweets in Harvard Sq., and I've seen them in other candy/gift shops.

I would bet A Chocolate Dream in Belmont - if you've never been, you are in for a treat! It is a great store overall...

Kendall Confectionary 27 Spinelli Pl, Cambridge

Gingerbread Construction co! The best!

Gingerbread Construction House in Winchester. Awesome carrot muffins with cream cheese frosting. They are really cupcakes not muffins !

http://quebradabakingco.com/products/cupcakes/

Gingerbread Construction and Quebrada...both excellent choices.

Gingerbread Construction Company definitely has carrot cake muffins as well as so many other muffins that look like cupcakes. I highly recommend The Dream and the Strawberry Shortcake ones

Here are the drop off sites. https://arlingtonfoodpantry.org/donation-drop-off-hours/

Sweet Teensy Bakery in Chevy Chase does custom work. +1 (301) 656-0809

Not exactly nearby, but recently remodeled.... what are you hunting for? Sometimes even Market Basket's will have a decent Latin American selection.. http://www.tropicalfoods.net/

Whats wrong with that. Geeze take all the fun out of " the people of walmart.com" lol

They probably will. I know Whole Foods has the lime leaves from time to time.

Super 88 in Malden. They are like Stop&Shop for Asian food.

Not an Asian grocery, but I get Thai Basil from Market Basket in a kind of bouquet. Just saw some at the Somerville location yesterday.

Try Burlington Market Basket -- a whole aisle of Asian fresh produce.

Actually, Market Basket in Burlington is one of the few places I can find fresh Kaffir lime (also knows as Makrut lime) leaves.. in general, Southeast Asian ingredients - galangal, etc - for Thai cooking is trickier to find in Boston.. They don't have them all the time, though.. you have to keep an eye out.. And finding Holy Basil? That's truly difficult..

But the best stores in the area, by cuisine - Japanese - Ebisuya, in Medford. Korean/Chinese - H-mart (Burlington, Central Sq), Reliable (in Union).. and of course, Chinatown. There are grocery stores over in in Malden, just north of the Wellington Station, and of course, Chinatown and Dot Ave that are pretty good as well for hunting..

Harris Teeter is open. Just called them. In Shirlington.

Diana Onorio Funk i’m losing my mind. Im NOT at fresh market now. Im at Scramble now. We stopped at Bradlee for food earlier. Omg! 9:45 am

Harris Teeter in Shirlington is open

Try Royal Pastry in Lexington they almost always have it.