Sorry to bump down the rating on this supermarket, but I'm just not a fan. I didn't find the…read moreproduce to be super cheap. Aldi had avocados for $0.64 last week. That's cheap. This store is old and dated. It's not tidy. It smells like a seafood market when you enter. In the back of the store where the seafood department is they have open carts with shrimp on ice. I stopped in to buy a Mexican Coke. It's cheaper at Mega Mart down the street, but I was in this shopping area and it's super convenient from my workplace. For cheap produce nearby, you can go to OK Mart across Kenilworth. It's newer and cleaner.

I was there this morning and I spent 295.45 on food I asked the cashier if they will deliver she…read moresaid only in the night, but to my surprise because I leave not far away I saw this store delivery car not one but three of them around my apartment and on the other side of the apartment bringing out food stuff for people. I felt so bad that I thought to myself maybe it because am black, because one of the car brought food right to my door step for my Spanish naghbor. So this is going to be my last shopping experience with them i will prefer maga mart or food way

Family-owned Red Apple Farmers Market is a large market with products from around the world within…read morea mural-painted strip mall in Takoma Langley Crossroads. Walk inside and find shelves and shelves full of produce, grain, smoked fish from Norway, and over 100 different spices. Since they source products from around the world, customers come from literally all around the world. Take the time to slowly browse the spice section. You'll learn many new flavors!

First off, someone needs to check that they're allowed to charge $0.20 per bag. Last I checked,…read morethat's not the rate in Maryland. That's what we were charged last week when we visited; I was shocked because nowhere else I've been to in MD charges that much for bags. So are they wrongly charging customers for their bags?! Second, horrible customer service. Very, very rude checkout lady last weekend when we visited. She had such an attitude & for no reason. Quite disappointing as I've been visiting this market for years and now I won't be returning because you don't treat patrons with disdain and disrespect and you don't overcharge them for your mistakes. They charged me extra for bags even though the bag they gave me that I had already paid for ripped & broke! It wasn't my fault you overstuffed the bag & then when it breaks you're upset because I ask for another bag that's not now broken. Horrible! I went ahead and paid for the extra bags (mind you $0.20/bag) - even though I didn't agree, but that's absolutely not right!

A great market with vibrant colors and lots to choose from. I came in just to get some plantains…read moreand cilantro. Forgot the cilantro but left with much more. I love how this place sells plátanos. 3 for a dollar for unripened and medio maduros. 4 for a dollar for the ripest ones. And they aren't just in a crate on the floor of something like that. Well stocked and organized like the rest of the store. The paletas are well worth the trip in my opinion. Cheaper than the ones at La Mega in Riverdale and great flavor. They are made in Hyattsville so they are local and I try to support local business. I tasted the Coconut one. Great flavor but not the one I would choose. I chose Nance and I chose right!!!. There were numerous other flavors. Chocolate too but I like what I got. I also purchased a bag of Hibiscus to make Sorrel. The bag was $1.99 which is a decent price. Not as big as La Mega's bags but cheaper and better quality. I would give 5 stars but the pre-packaged ginger was not all that, upon closer inspection. Other than that. 4 stars and I will be returning. I just wish they had Tapatío Doritos and then I wouldn't have to do La Mega's parking lot. Nance paletas, yep! I think I will be making a few trips here antes de ir a Bladensburg Water Park. (They do accept Credit Cards but with a limit. Not uncommon so that's that.)

First time going to this place. I was looking for mangos in particular. They just opened not that…read morelong ago. I had driven past this place a couple times and seems fully stocked of different types of fruits. When I went inside the fruit look fresh and the mangos were just the way I like them. This time I just picked up one item but next time I need vegetables or fruits I will definitely visit this place again. They also sell a couple different International grocery food items.

Taj Mahal is a great halal meat grocery store. I know the owner has changed in the last year and I…read morehave definitely seen a change. I order halal meat from here and they have a lot of variety like organic chicken, beef, lamb and even oxtail! I also see lots of great frozen options for my kids like halal chicken nuggets and patties. def recommend!!

This is a nice Halal supermarket it would be even better if it actually opened on time, but other…read morethan that the staff is very nice the selections are good I especially like the seasonings. just don't expect it to open by the time it states on their website or on the door

Excellent customer service, they have the real Mediterranean products, and it's a great location! I…read morestarted regularly shopping at this spot. I really hope that they will find enough customers and survive the pandemic. You must try their Turkish Baklava, it's absolutely delicious. As a Turkish person, I approve that it's real.

They have decent variety and most of the middle eastern cuisine ingredients are available. I also…read moreloved their window of fresh items, such as some baked items and the feta and olive display. However, I found some things to be overpriced, so I'm slightly torn.

Great experience at Big Bazaar! Had my list of ingredients I needed for a specific Indian dish. I…read morewent in and was able to easily locate each item. The staff were friendly and helped me find a few of my ingredients. They have a huge variety of ingredients for Indian cooking. I was so excited after leaving that I started planning my return to try more items. Great international market!

This is my go-to Indian grocery store. The selection is extensive and the prices are reasonable. I…read morehave been going here for years and haven't been disappointed. That's a compliment to this store because many Indian establishments -- sad to say -- often slide in quality precipitously after a few years of excellence.

Very friendly and helpful staff for a stranger like me who wants to learn more about Ethiopian food…read morepreparation. There area is crammed with first-rate Ethiopian restaurants but once in a while you'd like to try out cooking a stew or lentil dish at home. Here you can try out a couple things at a time with a patient guide to typical ingredients.

This is an Ethiopian grocery store, and a good source for injera (and phone cards). They have a…read moremeat counter. I believe they also have their own brand of injera. Parking is on the street, metered, and sometimes hard to find. I recall parking once in a garage around the corner.

It's a small grocery store. I go there to buy spices. The owner is a very nice guy. He gives me…read moreadvice on cooking and will help on pronunciation off Amharic words.

This is, I think, one of the larger Ethiopian grocery stores in the D.C. area. They usually have 6…read moreor 8 different varieties of injera (our favorite is Eshete). On rare occasions they will be completely out of injera, although I've found that when this happens, it's generally the same situation at other groceries (e.g. before a big holiday). Usually there are several other kinds of Ethiopian bread, as well, such as Genet dabo (brown sourdough) and ambasha (slightly sweet).There is a meat counter. They have various spices along with dry pulses in bulk. I think they also sell teff flour in bulk. Friendly staff.