Minas Market is a small but wonderfully well-stocked gem in Worcester. Run by kind, hardworking people — I believe they’re Brazilian and speak Portuguese — this store brings so much flavor, culture, and warmth into the neighborhood.
The shelves are filled with authentic Brazilian and Portuguese goods, along with gems from across South America. I love coming here for the pão de queijo (cheese bread), Guaraná, açai sorbet, farofa, and especially the marinated meats and sausages — perfect for grilling, super flavorful, and generously portioned for the price.
They also carry everyday essentials like eggs, soaps, and even sandals, making it both convenient and culturally rich. And I was so happy to find chupes here too — those nostalgic frozen desserts I remember from Bolivia and Peru, like ice cream you suck out of a little plastic cylinder.
The staff are always patient, warm, and helpful. Every visit reminds me that I'm supporting a business built with love, dedication, and pride. Minas Market makes me want to finally take that trip to Brazil — but until then, I’m grateful to have this beautiful slice of it right here...
Read moreI honestly don't recommend this place to purchase any type of meat. I had 2 inconveniences already regarding what they sold me. This picture shows how much I paid for a whole chicken, and at the end, when I got home, I noticed they sold me a bunch of chicken tail bone, 2 thighs, and the rest, just breast. It's missing the wings, and it's just outrageous!!! Another time, I went to buy churrasco, and they cut it wrong, showed me a slice, and then went to the back and got me something else. I honestly thought it was a simple Butcher mistake, but now I notice there is a pattern, and I'm not the first one...
Read moreI’m so happy this place opened up. With the gentrification happening in the city, I’m glad to see a corner store with real Brazilian products and food absolutely jam packed into a store. THIS is Worcester, and I feel home again in my city. Please give them business and keep them open! Also, the best coxinhas I’ve had in...
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