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Oliva’s Market

March 22nd, 2008 · 1 Comment


Oliva’s Market in Milford, on Rt. 16/ E. Main St. (even their website doesn’t give an exact street address) is a place that I know has been around for a long time because I’d go by it all the time but never went.  I heard that they have great Italian sandwiches, even one that is their signature sandwich called the B.O.G. so I went in to  get on and see what it was like.
First I’d like to say that this an awesome little neighborhood shop that has anything you could want in Italian deli and foods. 

They have a refrigerated and frozen section of home-made foods, sauces and soups, even pasatelli noodles to add to your own soup.
They also have fresh breads and pizza slices that is self serve.

I brought a B.O.G. and slice of pizza to my mom’s since it was on the way and she likes Italian sandwiches too.
Here’s the B.O.G. :

They use fresh focaccia bread that is unbelievable and the combination of meats and cheese with whatever dressing they use is awesome.  This is a great sandwich and perfect for sharing.
Here’s a slice of their homemade pizza which was excellent as well.


They also have a little gift area in the back full of all sorts of homey gifts.

Oliva’s is such a great place, I can’t believe I missed out on this for so many years but I’ll be back to try more of their goodies!

Tags: *Milford · Yays

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  • 1 Leslie // Mar 23, 2008 at 6:28 am

    Oh, you’ve found a gem. Everyone in my family loves the food there. There’s plenty of ready-to-heat soups and dinners in the refrigerator too. They’ve catered several parties that I’ve attended and never disappointed.

    As long as you’re in the neighborhood and supporting local businesses - there’s a wonderful Portuguese market closer to the center of town on the same side of the street. Nice meats, specialty foods and those terrific Portuguese breads - and the spiced sausages (like chourico) are worth the trip alone.

    Thanks Michelle, I followed you from your Framingham blog.

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