Bartlett Street Superette

This store has limited but great quality Polish food.

I used to buy pierogies from the freezer section in the grocery store… No More! After looking at the list of ingredients in those things i decided i needed to find some local, handmade ones. I found the Bartlett St. Suprette through a Unilocal search and stopped in last week on my way home. They have their own handmade pierogies in the freezer and also about 3 – 4 other local (Massachusetts and Vermont) brands. I bought 4 bags of their homemade pierogies. The cost is $ 8.99 per bag and there are about 12 pierogies per bag. My boyfriend and I had a friend over for dinner and we ate almost all of them! They were so delicious. They only had meat filled pierogies that were their own homemade ones, but they had many varieties from the other local producers. I highly recommend going here if you love Polish food.

Drove all the way up from Hampton to get a kiska, pirogue, and kielbasa. Found everything I was looking for. Friendly people who were nice to my kids. I’ll go back again.

The only time I visit West side Manch is to come here. They are (I believe) the only Polish food store in the area, and they have a pretty good selection. Here you can find typical Polish staples such as kielbasa, perogies, jams, meats, etc. Prices are reasonable and quality is good. It’s a small market so you won’t find everything here, but a good place to stop in when you want to mix it up a bit.

Small shop. Most of the labels aren’t in English, so it can be hard to get more than a basic idea of what’s in whatever product you’re looking at. They have German, Polish, Turkish, and even some Italian food. The breads smelled delicious, but i can’t eat gluten so I didn’t get to try them. the store had a pretty big selection of desserts based on its size. Definitely good to go here when you want to mix it up. Doesn’t have fresh fruit or veggies, so remember that If you were planning on
doing one stop shopping for dinner

This is a Polish market in a residential area of Manchester. The store is quite large for an ethnic grocery with a good amount of frozen and packaged items. They have several types of pierogis with some interesting fillings in the freezer section. The shelves are full of interesting items including multiple brands of bottled saurkraut. The star of the store is the deli area. The head cheese was delicious and they had other deli meats equally as good. The variety of smoked sausage was enormous and I hope to work my way through all of the different types. They also have a selection of smoked fish.

This kielbasa tastes like a Polish grandmother made it. OMFG. I am in love.

The name of the shop is misleading. It’s a Polish food store, not an American supermarket.
This small (though not tiny) store is great for stocking up on Polish staples — pierogis, sausage, kapusta, mustards, jams, pastries, etc.
The prices are reasonable and the selection of meats is very good. There are lots of fresh cold cuts and other items such as Kishka. It’s not as big as the markets in Boston or Salem, but it’s very good to have near by to purchase the basics.

Downtown Manchester and the west side are lacking good neighborhood markets. When I read the generally good reviews of this market, I thought I had found a new place to shop for basics. After visiting on a weeknight and finding a very limited selection of food, and most of it frozen or boxed, I realized this isn’t the place I’m looking for.
It does have a wide selection of pierogi and some polish deli meat, but other than that, I probably won’t be making the trip across the river to shop here.

Just recently discovered this gem in Manchester… Excellent selection of pierogi and sausage! Interesting groceries as well.