Broadway Marketplace

This place was good for a long time, but in recent months it has gone way downhill! Prices have always been terrible, so that’s nothing new. Problem is, you used to get a premium experience for that price. They renovated and have made the displays uglier and harder to navigate (no bulk candy station). They regularly stop carrying things, and they let broken things go unrepaired for years (see the back cooler, for example). Those little things all add up, but the thing that makes me just want to skip this place is what they’ve done with the hot bar: I used to be able to come here for dinner at 6pm and get a great selection. A few months ago they started closing the hot bar at 4pm. Today I was there at 1:15pm and they had already closed ⅓ of the hot bar, leaving mostly just the foods that come from the deep fryer. The middle station was half empty and completely picked over. They seem to want to clean up and put things away earlier and earlier, meaning you have to endure the high school lunch crowd just to get a decent selection of hot foods. Did someone who formerly owned this place sell it to someone who just wants to bleed it of all quality while continuing to raise prices and charge for a premium grocery store? If you’re going to charge these prices, fine. But the quality and selection has slid so much that it’s just not a premium experience like it used to be. Sad to see this place go so far downhill so fast! (One thing that thankfully hasn’t changed is the friendliness of the cashiers. They are great!)

I was recently in the area around Harvard School, and I was starving. I looked around the corner and decided to try out "Broadway Market" this place did not disappoint. They had a buffet with all different types of delicious looking and smelling foods. The workers were amazing and helped me find just what I needed. If you're ever hungry and want to treat yourself out to a nice place to eat, be sure to check out Broadway Market.

Place did not smell good, I think the food might need more refrigeration. They take your credit card receipt to use the restroom and when you give the key back they refuse to return the receipt. Good thing I don’t need it for a right off otherwise that would be an expensive bathroom break.

This place had a okay hot bar which is popular, but their prices are expensive. There's a section where you can buy food from the hot bar and eat it there. What bothers me is when the employees clean up at your table and around your table while you're trying to eat. I really don't like that.

An expensive but well-stacked neighborhood Supermarket where you'll find everything you might find missing in your house. The stuff is always very friendly and helpful. There's also an adjoining Starbucks cafe where the stuff is equally friendly and where you can have great original drinks and small sandwiches, or bring some snacks from the market next door.

Broadway market is a little pricey compared to larger chains, but it the cashiers there are so delightfully friendly that it is worth to pay the premium. Tenzin in particular stands out as a beacon of optimism and a vestige of hope that consumerism, after all, can bring genuine can bring genuine human connection. In a world where retail often feels impersonal, Tenzin reminds us that kindness at the checkout counter can exist not as a marketing strategy, but as a reflection of true character.

Oscar went out of his way to make a whole pot of new coffee for us! Thank you! Great place

I go in there almost daily to get food and whatnot the older lady with a glasses is always rude to me when I come in to use the bathroom after making a purchase she snarls at me and gives me dirty looks somebody needs to talk to her and up her manners she's nice to everyone else