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Sampling the international markets of Allston

Anna Cayco takes us on a tour of all the places that focus on groceries from other parts of the world.

When it comes to food, Allston has a lot more to offer than delicious and affordable hole-in-the-wall restaurants. There are several locally-owned markets that offer a chance to explore diverse cultures through food. Also, supporting local businesses and forming relationships with the store owners can bring communities together through food.

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Thanks for sharing this.

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and most of Boston' neighborhoods. Multiple Asian markets, indian/south asian, halal. All good and reasonably priced.

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I'll let you take a guess.

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...and drug addiction so are blocking Boston from re-opening Long Island as a treatment facility with a proven track record?

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And it's Quincy.

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whereas Allston is like a mile or two from me.

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When I moved out, so missed the neighborhood diversity - especially the food.

Happy to hear that it's still there

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I moved out in '91 and I'm always shocked when I go back at the sheer number of hole-in-the-wall places that have sprung up and thrived.

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Did the First Lady mention the bogotas of Allston?

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