The Five Seventy Market

So saddened by the death of the owner. My condolences to all friends and family. He always made me feel welcome, treated people with kindness and strived for 100% satisfaction each and every day. He never took a customer for granted.

I am really sorry to say that Allen Seletsky, the owner of Five Seventy Market passed away, and it is being sold. RIP Allen… (I was the Chef who worked there years ago and then again since December)… we will miss you so much. Thank you for sharing your dream and vision with the world.

I don’t think this place is fully closed, according to Twitter the owner has passed away which is why is temporarily closed. but It didn’t say it would reopen again. either way, prayers be with the family. Allen will truly be missed.

This place is a gem. Amazing coffee, smoothies, juices.

A bit pricey, but so is everything else around here.

It’s true that this place costs way too much, but even so I shop several times a month. You’re paying for the convenience! That, and it doesn’t hurt that they are clean, carry some of my favorite foods, and are always friendly. I tried their prepared foods once and liked it very much — no real reason why I never did again — I recommend them!

I love this place. Bottom line it’s consistently good albeit PRICEY. Great selection of Almond & Cashew milk, breakfast sandwich THE BEST in the South End as ingredients always fresh and Bacon always crispy. Shots?! Turmeric & Wheat Grass!!! Smoothies?! Jimmy Carter & Coconut. Ever have a peanut butter craving? Yes? Get your hunger over there.

I love this little corner shop – the people who work there are so nice, they have a great selection for last minute shopping items (milk, fruit and veg, baking, granola, juice, take out stuff, ice cream, crackers…), and they have an awesome breakfast sandwich on a Portuguese roll. Things tend to be on the expensive side, but I get it, rent is high!

I’ve been going to the 570 Market for over two years now, so I thought I should make my first Unilocal review one for this truly remarkable business. There’s no denying that the 570 Market is a relatively small neighborhood store, but what it lacks in size it certainly makes up for in quality. The staff are always friendly, professional and knowledgeable. Most times the owner is helping out behind the counter. Vegetarians or vegans will feel completely comfortable shopping there, as will individuals who follow a gluten-​free or paleo diet. I should note that the 570 Market has a wide variety of products and is not limited to specialty foods or special diets. The fact that it has so many vegetarian and vegan offerings is exceptional.
I originally stopped in because it was, and still is, one of the few places in my area that offered fresh wheatgrass juice shots. In addition, you can purchase trays of wheatgrass to juice at home, which is great. In addition to wheatgrass, the market offers many other juice combinations for health conscious individuals, including turmeric and ginger shots. You can create your own juice combination, or select one from their menu. In addition to the juice bar, the 570 Market offers Kombucha on tap which can be blended with fresh juice or sold in very convenient growlers to take home.
I can’t say that I frequently order sandwiches, but when I have, they certainly didn’t disappoint. I’ve ordered various soups and salads from their deli and have had them prepare things for a dinner party when I didn’t feel like cooking. I’ve never been disappointed.
In my opinion, the owner is experienced and very friendly. He seems to love what he does and has chosen staff that deliver the same message with each interaction. It’s the kind of business where the staff greet you by first name and do anything they can to insure you are happy. It seems like I’m always telling someone about the 570 Market and how much I really like shopping there.

Worst Owner and Employee’s of any Business EVER!!!
If I could give negative 1million I would.
I have been going to this store since it opened because it is convenient to my home. Prepared food can be good or it can be terrible the only constant is that it is always extremely expensive. Recently for the 3^rd time in 10 days when I returned home the order I was given was not what I had placed. I called the store and said that I was given the wrong sandwich again and asked that they credit my card ($ 8.95) of the $ 60 dollar grocery bill and explained that it was the 3^rd time that this has happened in the past 10 days. First I was told that there was no refunds, when I asked to speak to the manager I was given to the owner who never even offered an apology, instead he told me I would have to bring back the sandwich of a refund. Really WTF? When I brought back the sandwich he refunded the charge and asked me not to return to his store. Needless to say I was shocked! I had heard of this treatment from him from other people before. There are better, more reasonably priced alternatives in the area, that actually value their customers business. Stay away from this place!

Cannot say enough about the folks at 570. I am visiting from out of town for the Marathon, and they were so friendly and helpful when I was in a pinch. Trying to fuel up for race day, I had the quinoa stew – hearty, fresh, and flavorful – and the creamy grilled avocado and tomato sandwich. I also ordered the colorful carrot juice, which was amazing… perfectly balanced with a nice peppery zing. Fast, friendly service, cute space with lots of great goodies. I plan to return and bring family and friends and I hope you all do, too!

This is my favorite place to get coffee in the South End. The staff is the best! Their coffee, breakfast sandwiches, smoothies… all amazing.

Rude service. Screwed up my order. Beware of prices. But their health warrior chia bars were very good.

Very good juice… Got Colorful carrot juice. Just the organic ingredients and no fillers or ice or water… Just clean juice.
Their website prices are wrong… The juice I got was listed $ 4.95 in their website and paid $ 7.95+taxes around $ 8.51…

The nicest freakin’ staff at any coffee shop I have ever been to. I live in Union Park and come here pretty regularly ~ they are the nicest, kindest, most efficient coffee place in the South End. They also do lattes with either almond or coconut milk.
Their coffee isn’t over-​priced and they do a coffee card unlike anywhere else.
Their regular purchased food items are yes, insanely expensive, but that is something to expected at a place that is small and pays high rent for the area.
Love it! Hope it never goes away! They are also open 365 days a year AND during the Boston Marathon bombings man hunt they stayed opened! #dedication #boston_​super_​strong :)

My absolute favorite neighborhood market/​health food store! The juice bar is fantastic, they have fresh meals available daily, and their gluten free knowledge is top notch. As someone who is on a strict GF diet, I 100% trust this place. Everyone who works there is super friendly and helpful too! A true neighborhood gem!

This is a great neighborhood place for necessities, and makes great sandwiches and fresh veggie/​fruit juices. Some good pre-​made foods too. Super convenient, and they remember everyone’s name.

If I had a nickel for every time they botched a sandwich order, I’d almost have enough to buy one of their ridiculously overpriced juices.
However, their overpriced juices ARE delicious, and that one really pale, talkative guy is super friendly.
Also, there seems to be no mention that this is a *convenience store*.

I start my day almost every day with a juice drink of Kale, spinach, cucumber, celery and green apple (the apple makes it drinkable). This is the only place offering organic juices in Boston other the Pru
The staff is exceptional without question, and the homemade specialties excel as well. Their vegan chili is great, but their chipotle and black bean humus are the best
Great specialty store

I LOVE KOMBUCHA!!! Have you heard of Kombucha? This is a beverage type tea drink served on tap at this awesome market. It’s been around for more than 2,000 years. The ancient Chinese called it the «Immortal Health Drink». Wait here’s the best part… it’s has major health benefits like preventing and fighting cancer and arthritis. And how do I know this? The great knowledgeable team at the Five Seventy Market told me so… I am so hooked on this amazing drink so check out Kombucha on tap along with my 2 other favorite items. Favorite Smoothie: Jimmy Carter (Bananas, Peanut Butter, Vanilla Soy Milk and Cocoa Powder) Favorite Dinner: Chicken breast Picatta.
Ok so my wife (who is currently looking over my shoulder right now as I type this) just told me she visited yesterday and the owner took 2 Apples washed them and gave them to my son and daughter) WOW, Washed the apples because he knew they wanted to eat them right then and there. The team there is amazing and you do get treated «like none other «keep up the great work Five Seventy

I love the Five Seventy. I’m usually here four or five times a week.
They have an amazing assortment of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-​free food, especially considering the size of the place. And now wine and beer too!

This hole in the wall saved my metabolism while staying at a nearby hotel with horrendous artery clogging food places around.
It’s a mom and pop health food shop and to go eatery. Employees are very friendly and genuine, the owner is always there and he’s welcoming as well.
Their fresh juices are great. Be it fresh squeezed orange juice, carrot juice or a random vegetable juice. I opted for the $ 5.95 12oz size and created my own or chose one of their creative options. I had their breakfast sandwich with ham, and it was delicious and filling. I would have preferred they had more breakfast options, particularly because breakfast is my favorite meal, and oatmeal or a vegetable egg scramble sounds better than bready options like bagels, etc. Despite this, it was still a better option for a quick breakfast stop than I had found nearby.
They seem to be more of a lunch spot, and had alot of sandwich and wrap options. I would have liked to see more of an extensive salad list, but I can’t be too picky. I was just sick of having starches and carbs in every part of my meal while vacationing.
They also operate as a small grocery store, which can also be a creative way to get your snack on, and for those that have a particular diet, such as vegan, vegetarian, gluten free etc and who prefer their meal without preservatives and msg ;)

A tiny market in the South End and worthy neighborhood gem. There isn’t much by way of produce, but there are tons of «healthy» food products with some being more true to the term than others. I was pleasantly surprised to see fresh, made-​to-​order fruit & vegetable smoothies the likes of which can be found only in a small handful of spots in Boston & Cambridge.
The staff here is top notch too — mad friendly and helpful. One of them, WIlliam, was very approachable and really believed in the products here.

To echo another reviewer, this market is best described as a bougie bodega. For a tiny shop, the five Seventy market has a surprisingly large array of quality snacks and groceries, not to mention a decent selection of organic options. The staff here is super nice and you can count on great customer service.
That said, everything in here is over-​priced. You will pay twice as much at five Seventy for things you could find for half the price at nearby Foodie’s Market or going across town to Whole Foods. I primarily shop at five Seventy market when I’m in the middle of cooking and discover that I’m missing a crucial ingredient, when it’s heavily raining outside, or I’m just too lazy to walk the four extra blocks to Foodie’s.