Business

Neighborhood Photo: New Monica’s Mercato & Salumeria Open for Business

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments(15)

The newly expanded Monica’s Mercato & Salumeria at 130 Salem Street is now completed and open for business in Boston’s North End.

“A lot of care and love has been invested in our market,” said the Mendoza family in a Facebook announcement. The new glass storefront is adjacent to the original location with the entire market renovated inside.

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15 Replies to “Neighborhood Photo: New Monica’s Mercato & Salumeria Open for Business”

  1. congratulations and good luck to the mendoza family. they are one of the hardest working families in the North End.

    1. I agree Michaled, but what do we need exactly? Two salumerias seems to be sufficient, right? I think there is a need for more prepared food take-out options in the neighborhood. Like that Whole Foods food court type of thing.

      Love Monica’s, but what’s up with no listed prices? Sometimes you are charged X price per pound, other times Y price per pound depending on who is working…

  3. Congrats to the Mendoza Family! Your parents would be so proud of you guys….! Best of luck and much continued success!!
    The store is fabulous!!!!

    Christine Bev

  4. Congratulations to the Mendoza Family , After months of renovations without closing,,The new and improved Monica’s Mercato looks AWESOME !!!!

  7. Congratulations …..Hard work and a little elbow grease goes a long way in being a successful small business!!!! One of the best neighborhood businesses of all time!!! Right up there with the Boston “I” and Giro’s!!!

  8. Where else can you go and be greeted by”Hello, Honey”, or” Hi, Beautiful” from the workers!! Great guys and delicious take outs. Continue the great work. Love this place!

  9. Congratulations on your lovely store/deli! The next time I visit my friend from Lincoln Wharf my first stop will be Monica’s for a real Italian sub!

    Carol M.
    Tracy, CA.

  10. Best subs in No End and great bread! Great guys , the Mendoza brothers, and their workers, very sweet. So glad for them.they have worked hard for this!

  11. These young men have a gift. The changes they make, and the addition to Monica’s are of the highest quality. Always, in good taste. The new place is beautiful and adds some ‘class’ to Salem Street. The brothers are real workers, they know what they are doing, and I trust their products. Love the black and white facade and the balloons matched. No one matches them !

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