If the owner's attitude does not change, this Peruvian winery, even if it is the only one in the area, is not worth visiting, I hope she reads these opinions.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Gaby L
Great variety of peruvian products! They had everything that I was looking for: alfajores, budin, chicha morada, turrones and much more. A very small store, but packed with a lot of great stuff.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Aliza de la Piedra
When looking for Peruvian spices, teas, frozen yellow potatoes, excellent frozen tamales and humitas, sweets, cookies and crackers, this is the perfect place!The store is tiny but it’s got a lot.Also prepare “raspadillas”
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shaved Ice
Daniel W.
This place is one of the best place to go in a hot summer weather. I really like the shaved ice with fresh fruits on top. The syrup was well distributed throughout and there was condensed milk that went well with shaved ice. There was a long line around 30 minutes but it was all worth it. It is a must place to check out if you are in Boston. I got half pina colada and half mango minutas which I highly recommend getting.
Karen Shumac
Shaved Ice. It was the reason we went back there. First went there about 5years ago on a trip to Boston. It was so good and we had talked about going back if we ever got back to Boston. Trouble was we didn't know the name of the place, only that we had walked there from the airport thru a park, and that there was a Dunkin' near by. YAY for Google maps! It took a while but we found it and walked the mile and a half to get there...it IS that good. And reasonably priced.
Carlos Hernandez
She had a terrible attitude bad costumer service do not recommend don’t wate your money here
Nick Grivas
Lucuma minutas make for happy boys!
Jeffrey L.
Hidden gem that's worth the trip. I wish there were more authentic hole in the walls like this place. Highly recommend getting the minutas, specifically pina colada and Mango mix. It' s a shame that it's tucked away and not many people know about it but easily one of the best desserts in the city let alone the state.
James D.
I recently visited Peru this year and have been searching for a market back in Massachusetts that offers a variety of products from Peru. Thankfully I came across Frio Rico and today was my first time visiting and let me just say....I'm so pleased! They have so many spices, dried goods, and frozen produce from PERU!! A woman by the name of Luz "like Lucy" but without the y, was super helpful and offered some recommendations because I was clearly out of my element when trying to figure out what to by due to my lack of knowledge and my Spanish isn't very good. I will definitely be a repeat customer and fair warning...the desserts are definitely a hit!
terrible customer service. I came with a group of friends and she messed up three of our orders. I ordered a strawberry and mango and she didn’t put the mango. She had a terrible attitude.
Jesus D.
You can find a looot of Peruvian products from spices to decoration. The prices are really good, love the quality of the products and I'm so happy as a Peruvian to find a lot of local products to make my meals.Oh! And the juices and desserts are amazing!
Jim F.
The products sold here are very good. The problem with the store is they are not always open when they say they are or when they are supposed to be open. Tried to call, won't answer. Stood in the cold for an hour waiting for them one morning. Nothing! Not happy about that. Has happened before too. So I left as did other potential customers. Went to their competitor, Tutti Frutti, around the corner.
Juliana Barahona
This place makes my Peruvian heart happy!
Chantha Son
The owner recognizes me! They speak a little English and I speak a little Spanish. There’s always a line out the door around sunset.
Good attention
If the owner's attitude does not change, this Peruvian winery, even if it is the only one in the area, is not worth visiting, I hope she reads these opinions.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Great variety of peruvian products! They had everything that I was looking for: alfajores, budin, chicha morada, turrones and much more. A very small store, but packed with a lot of great stuff.
Food: 5
Service: 5
When looking for Peruvian spices, teas, frozen yellow potatoes, excellent frozen tamales and humitas, sweets, cookies and crackers, this is the perfect place!The store is tiny but it’s got a lot.Also prepare “raspadillas”
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shaved Ice
This place is one of the best place to go in a hot summer weather. I really like the shaved ice with fresh fruits on top. The syrup was well distributed throughout and there was condensed milk that went well with shaved ice. There was a long line around 30 minutes but it was all worth it. It is a must place to check out if you are in Boston. I got half pina colada and half mango minutas which I highly recommend getting.
Shaved Ice. It was the reason we went back there. First went there about 5years ago on a trip to Boston. It was so good and we had talked about going back if we ever got back to Boston. Trouble was we didn't know the name of the place, only that we had walked there from the airport thru a park, and that there was a Dunkin' near by. YAY for Google maps! It took a while but we found it and walked the mile and a half to get there...it IS that good. And reasonably priced.
She had a terrible attitude bad costumer service do not recommend don’t wate your money here
Lucuma minutas make for happy boys!
Hidden gem that's worth the trip. I wish there were more authentic hole in the walls like this place. Highly recommend getting the minutas, specifically pina colada and Mango mix. It' s a shame that it's tucked away and not many people know about it but easily one of the best desserts in the city let alone the state.
I recently visited Peru this year and have been searching for a market back in Massachusetts that offers a variety of products from Peru. Thankfully I came across Frio Rico and today was my first time visiting and let me just say....I'm so pleased! They have so many spices, dried goods, and frozen produce from PERU!! A woman by the name of Luz "like Lucy" but without the y, was super helpful and offered some recommendations because I was clearly out of my element when trying to figure out what to by due to my lack of knowledge and my Spanish isn't very good. I will definitely be a repeat customer and fair warning...the desserts are definitely a hit!
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terrible customer service. I came with a group of friends and she messed up three of our orders. I ordered a strawberry and mango and she didn’t put the mango. She had a terrible attitude.
You can find a looot of Peruvian products from spices to decoration. The prices are really good, love the quality of the products and I'm so happy as a Peruvian to find a lot of local products to make my meals.Oh! And the juices and desserts are amazing!
The products sold here are very good. The problem with the store is they are not always open when they say they are or when they are supposed to be open. Tried to call, won't answer. Stood in the cold for an hour waiting for them one morning. Nothing! Not happy about that. Has happened before too. So I left as did other potential customers. Went to their competitor, Tutti Frutti, around the corner.
This place makes my Peruvian heart happy!
The owner recognizes me! They speak a little English and I speak a little Spanish. There’s always a line out the door around sunset.