Kiki’s Kwik-Mart

brighton wouldn’t be brighton without kiki’s! huge selection, clean, awesome food and staff. go to kiki’s just once and you’ll be a customer for life!

Kikis is a staple here in Brighton. Catering to an area saturated with Irish folk such as myself. Very accommodating, make it exactly the way you ordered it. Never a problem. Huge selection of Irish products from candy to tea to bread to meats. Thank you Kikis, NEVER CHANGE! When cashing out, try a brownie on the counter, so good.

Going downhill & fast. The staff turnover here is seriously hurting the quality control. Went in and ordered a ham & Swiss sub. When I got home and opened the sandwich … There was NO HAM in it. I packed the sandwich back up and went back in and was able to get the meat. This is not the first slip up over the past month BUT it was the worst!

Great spot to get UK items. Good selection of special its at Easter and Christmas too!

Amazing. Great food, great prices. Lots of variety with drinks and subs. Favorite is the gyro.

Love this place! Low key, quality deli, good service.

Kiki’s is very convenient because it has a little of everything that you would need to pick up quick. I wish the prices were lower, it is a little expensive. But the staff is very nice and pay good attention to regular customers.

This market is great!!! It has literally everything! The best part is that they make hot and cold subs! I’ve tried their meatball sub which is pretty good also the small subs are 4.99! I also tried the Italian sub they over did it on the vinegar but it was still delicious! They have lots of European chocolates here for example kinder. They also have milk eggs and a lot of frozen options! If you have ever been to NJ KiKi’s is like a WaWa’s!

Everyone is complaining about the prices.
All of the Irish goods are IMPORTED. Do you have any idea how much it costs to ship this stuff?
Convenient store prices are typically higher than grocery stores because grocery stores buy in bulk.
Let’s say they are purchasing yogurt. They are purchasing at least 10xs more than a small convenient store. It costs them less so they can charge less. And they are chain stores.
In the deli, everything is cooked fresh everyday. The bread is delivered fresh daily, the meats, cheese, and vegetables are cut fresh daily. Not to mention all the overhead costs.
If there is something she doesn’t carry, all you have to do is ask, Kiki will do her best to get it for you. Kiki is there everyday!
Don’t be deterred by bad reviews. You must experience Kiki’s for yourself.

Can’t believe it was my first time at KiKi’s today! I will happily return much more often. I love breakfast sandwiches and this one really hit the spot, so delicious! But it was more than that. awesome staff too, great atmosphere. thanks KiKi and everyone for a great experience!

Really love Kiki’s, I’ve been coming in for awhile now. Only place in Oak Square to get good falafel. Very nice staff– great to see the same faces every day. Love how they know what I’m getting. Awesome local spot! What is especially cool is that they offer some vegetarian options– tofu, soy milk ect, in addition to all your regular convenient store needs

This is one of my favorite little stores ever! This store is much bigger than you would expect with tons of Irish treats that you can’t find anywhere. They have a small meat and dairy area in the back and fresh coffee always brewed. They also make the best subs around. Try the turkey gobbler or the pastrami! All their breakfast sandwiches are good for hangovers. The staff is so friendly and nice. They are also really fast which is really appreciated. Sometimes I shoot the shit with them. Kikis is one of the reasons I love oak square and am happy to stay another year. Trust me, during winter you’ll be grateful you live by them :)

Great local store. They have the funniest candy section with all sorts of odd chocolates. Great food selection and Deli. Friendly Staff that are willing to assist.

A breakfast sandwich that includes BLACK PUDDING and eggs on a fresh portuguese roll, and all the junk food from my British childhood! What more could I ask for while lugging my laundry next door? (ok, maybe a pint, but thats another matter)
Kikis is a gem and the popular center of our little neighborhood. They have everything I need whenever I run out, including great quality bacon, gluten free baking goods, the odd vegetable and great Christmas shopping if you want to give your family big boxes of British candy.

This little convenience store nestled on a corner in Brighton is a beacon for many Irish immigrants. Not only in the area but in general. I drove here from New Hampshire as I know the selection of real goods from home they have.
Living in America is great, but sometimes you need the familiar tastes and smells of home, and here provides that in abundance.
Some people have complained about the prices. To you I say, a chocolate bar at home is about € 0.85. Here they are $ 1.50. When you take into account the exchange at the moment and the cost to import, I see them making a tiny profit on these items, and am happy to pay them for it.
The staff are friendly and helpful and I have never had a poor experience.
tl;dr: If you’re Irish or want to experience real Irish food, go to isle 2!

Kiki’s is the best! The only place I’ve found that can feed my miwadi addiction. The specialty items are a little pricey but it’s worth it because they actually carry them! The staff is always super nice too!

When I moved into this neighborhood, I really needed an Orangina. Kiki’s gave me so much more — oh so much more.
Kiki’s has the best deal on Milk that I have ever witnessed in all my days ($ 3/​gallon special that’s been going on since I got here). It’s like having a lifelong milk parade that causes my cereal to flow rich with nourishment and goodness. Every time I run out, I return to Kiki’s to buy more milk. Sometimes, I also buy hot pepper relish.
Kiki’s deli provides the best price/​calorie ratio on many tasty items. I’m horrible at making decisions, so I pretty much buy the sub of the month every month. When I ask for suggestions, I never wind up getting what they suggesting, but I do sometimes find myself in the midst of a friendly unrelated conversation.
Some people are complaining about prices. Have you ever been to a convenience store? If this were a Shaw’s, it would say Shaw’s on it and moreover would be a Shaw’s. Some people are complaining that the staff isn’t friendly. Perhaps YOU should try being friendly to them — you can’t expect the staff to treat you like royalty if you’re not even remotely cool. Some people are saying that you should go to Faneuil St. Market instead — well you can’t — ’cause Kiki’s already scared it out of existence.
Kiki’s remains open even when the world has closed it’s doors — if and when the Rapture does occur, I’m confident that Kiki will force someone to stay behind to man the counter.

This place is unlike any other convenience store you will ever visit. I mean, it’s not even really a convenience store. It’s more of like… a mini supermarket? (sort of?) with a bunch of imported foods from Ireland and the British Isles (which is fantastic) and a deli (which makes amazing sandwiches — I can’t get enough) and a little bit of everything that you would ever need. Somewhat on the expensive side but they tend to have a wide selection so that makes up for it.
I really, really, really wish they were open past ten. Really. I’m in here enough in the daytime but it’s always thismuch past ten when I could use them the most and I’m left high and dry. Then again, this is Boston and there’s not much open that late anyway… They’ve got a loyal customer in me, for sure.

Kiki’s is a strange place — part deli, part market, part quick-​convenience. I can find some really obscure, unexpected things that even Stop and Shop won’t have (like Kerrygold Irish butter and cheese), but not others (like dark chocolate chips).
I’ve never tried any of their deli stuff, so I can’t vouch for that, but the grocery experience here is just «OK». Staff is okay. Prices are okay (a bit high). Cleanliness of the place is barely okay. The parking lot, however, is atrocious.
I just go here if I need one or two things on my way home from work; otherwise, I skip Kiki’s and just go to my regular grocer.

This place has pretty much everything you could want in a local convenience store.
They even have a deli and their subs are awesome! They have a sub of the month which is $ 5 for a large the entire month and it’s always something you’ll want not some random crappy combo they thought up.
If you need some quick snacks or some actual groceries in Oak Square, Kiki’s is your place!