This store is definitely my favorite grocery store in Boston (though “grocery store” is a bit of an understatement—it’s more like a specialty food shop). They mainly sell seasonal foods, alcohol, and fresh flowers. The store works closely with local farms, so the food is small-batch and beautiful, though it’s definitely a bit pricier than what you’d find in big supermarkets. The aesthetic of this place is amazing—I always find myself snapping pictures as soon as I walk in. No matter when I visit, it always gives me a new vibe. The way they display the beans reminds me of my grandmother’s pantry, and it feels so comforting. When I visit Cambridge, my usual routine is to first grab some cold udon, then head over to this store for maple syrup ice cream. If I have time, I’ll swing by Pemberton Farm across the street to buy a plant to take home. Nearby, there are also a few other great places to check out, like Glassripple and Bagelsaurus (I’ve heard their bagels are amazing, but they close at 2 PM, so I’ve never gotten a chance to try them as a lazy person).