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Jimmy's Food Store
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We often pull out old recipes that are very specific concerning what pasta, prosciutto, cheese or sauce to be used. Jimmy's will have it. Most items in the grocery store, including the wine, are what we would buy in Italy at Despar; but be forewarned the prices are not.\r
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Order up a sandwich and let them make it while you shop,\r
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The staff is extremely knowledgeable. The entire feeling of the place is that of a small town grocer. Oh, and don't forget to try out the homemade sausage, or the premade pasta.
Pros: The variety of items, quality, atmosphere. mostly imported items found at prices less exspenive than going to get them yourself.
Cons: though the variety may be vast, the selection may not be. You do pay for what you want. Then again it's mostly imported.
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