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Tran D.
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8 years ago
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Leah P.
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9 years ago
I find myself conflicted about Rosemont Market. What I like about it is the convenience of having a little market close by when I inevitably forget something at the grocery store. I also love that they have homemade chicken/beef/seafood stock that you can purchase as well as other organic, premium items. They have Standard Bakery items, nice wines, cheeses, etc. Everything is top-notch. The household basics are there and it is the saving grace for my forgetfulness.<br><br>The cost, of course, is the issue. I bought an apple, and pear and a banana one day and the total came to $8. So no, this is not the place to go if you forget the toilet paper...<br><br>The place is also swarming with Hungry, Hungry, Hipsters. The place is so cliche it is almost a spoof of itself. Full of young, hip, parents in Patagonia jackets, Subaru Outbacks, carrying their babies in Boba wraps that wear cloth diapers, whilst they buy kale for their morning smoothies. Or musicians in suspenders toting ukuleles on their backs as they peddle to the market on their fixie bikes...<br><br>I'm only half-kidding. That is actually a pro. Everyone who frequents the place is super-nice. ;-)
Nate C.
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9 years ago
Great neighborhood spot! I love the wide variety of dips and spreads. A great place to stock up for a casual yet gourmet picnic or dinner.
Monica L.
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9 years ago
Small, but sweet market with groceries, produce, prepared foods, deli, baked goods.
Rachael M.
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10 years ago
I needed to add my 2cents here because this little spot does not get its due. I lived on the hill for over a year and I couldn't have survived without this little shop. It's sad to say that I've never made it over to the big location; I love this one too much! Even now (I live almost an hour away) whenever I am in town or my spouse works (in Portland), we stop by weekly for at least some bread. Bread - yes!! So good, I will never top the Scala but all the breads are gorgeous and made with Skowhegan flour. Right now you can get their yummy Hot Cross Buns (only for a limited time in season!) and in Summer I can't recommend the Green Gazpacho enough. Prices are subject to availability in there - some stuff is very nicely priced (bread, bulk goods, local organic eggs just cost that much but the ones I always got were the comparable $4.99, local honey, herbs), the nitrate free deli is wonderful, the cheese selection is small but divine and the wine/beer selection is hand picked (much of it, responsible and from small growers - I got a lesson one day, just ask). I love the hip workers in there - most of them supersweet and they do a good job at organizing such a teeny space. You can hop in for a handmade lunch or get a good amount of groceries in here. I'm a big fan.
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