Chuck's Market

My childhood neighborhood market. This store was also a safe haven for us as well. I had to take a trip back to Chuck’s.

They have a lot of hard to find deli meats and a huge selection. Whenever I'm in Indiana I stop here and I'm spending $50 on deli meats that I don't have back home.

This market has been around since I was a kid, my mother use to love to get her round colby jack cheese sliced thin from there. It warms the heart to see that this store is still pretty much the same, tho there have been some updates of course. The staff are as friendly as ever, much wider selection of groceries, prices are not bad at all, no long wait at the register. I love the added personal touch of the memory walls-photos of all the shoppers that have come in thru the years hugged every wall of the store in a unique collage. Very humble market

Private own the best of the best. It's hard to find mom / pop stores anymore. Going there it puts you in the mind of how it used to be , and not over price . My favorite thing to get are moon pies ,the original size ❤️ ❤️

As part of my commute, I've been driving by this charming little market for 25 years and never stopped in! It's underneath the overpass at 30th and Massachusetts Avenue off of Emerson Avenue. I've always wanted to know what it was like there and I finally stopped today because I had a little free time. It's a nice neighborhood market, perfect for running in and grabbing some bread, some juice, freshly sliced deli meat, regionally produced candies and all sorts of goodies. My goody of choice was this black cherry lemonade drink from a company called Calypso. Delicious!

A little smelly. Good old fashion food selections

A store like this is needed all over the world. The hidden gem, the pilar of the community. Has everything that all the other stores refused to carry that is much needed. Thank you for all you do.Love this place ❤️