Another first stop on my list today--and what a find!…read more Tucked away from Broad St. (keep an eye out for the sign), this Latin market is a hidden gem. From the moment I stepped inside, I was struck by how immaculate and well-stocked the place was, featuring a wide array of products from across Central and South America. The drink cooler was stocked with beverages from vendors I had not seen before. The veggie section was impressive for a market its size, but the star of the show was the vast selection of flours for making tortillas, arepas, and other delights--I've never seen such a variety! To top it off, the checkout experience was a pleasure, thanks to the friendly and helpful woman behind the counter. Though it's a bit off the beaten path, this market is definitely worth the detour. I can see myself returning often whenever I'm in the West End, even if it means going a few extra miles!

their chicken banana was good i like their portion it taste…read moregood service was quick easy and also the atmosphere was good

the best vada pav ever!! will definitely recommend this one. its the same taste everytime.read more

Came up all the way from Chester for something and had time to stop by here for supplies to make a…read morebutternut squash curry I've been meaning to make for awhile now. Still pretty new to cooking this kind of food, so I knew I had lots of spices to add to my collection and sure enough this place had all the spices and pastes other places don't sell. Lots of selection and good Indian music playing helped my usual wound up personality relax a little and get lost in staring at the wide variety of things, many I'd never heard of. I took my time browsing and thankfully I wasn't bombarded by employees trying to help. Later on when I got home I just happened to notice 1 of the 11 items I purchased was past it's best by date. Got on here and apparently this I wasn't the first or second person to have this problem. The thing that gets me is there were tons of what appeared to be employees stocking vegetables, you would think at least one of them would be assigned to go out and keep an eye for past due dates on the shelves. Really wanted to like this place with a 5 star, the music and atmosphere were on point but I'm really disappointed I basically wasted $ on something that employees should have been checking themselves. So far away it's a little difficult for me to return. I'm a big fan of Desi next door, and I'm sure I'll be back in the future, but next time I go here I will definitely take it upon myself to keep an eye out for dates. No reason this should have happened when other people already left reviews like this.

Awesome sub sandwiches...!! Try your favorite two subs.... Choosing one is a bad move…read more.. Service is always friendly & top notch ..

Nick's is owned by several Nicks. Nick Nolte, Nic Cage, Nick Kruschev and Nick Elodeon. Mr. Elodeon…read moresays that kids love Nicks because of all the cartoons. I have no idea what that means, but they have good sandwiches. What to get: A Prosciutto sandwich with Fresh Mozzarella added, maybe What else: Expect an upcharge to add Fresh Mozz How to improve: Don't upcharge so much for Fresh Mozz (sigh) Nick's is a little run-down grocery store which sort-of feels like walking into a check-cashing shop or an urban convenience store that just happens to have a wonderful old-school NY-NJ style Italian deli inside. The deli itself is great, and makes a lot of awesome sandwiches for decent prices. As I said, I don't like the weird upcharges for certain ingredients, but so be it. It makes the prices of a sandwich soar from decent to ridiculous. The sandwiches aren't altogether authentic Italian NY-NJ style, but they are very good. I loved the parts of it that I had fresh, however when I had the rest of the sandwich a little later it had gotten extremely squidgy and soggy because they use a regular loaf of bread rather than anythng hard or Italian. Again, makes it less authentic but still very tasty. Despite these remarks, I haven't had a sandwich this good in the Richmond area before, so you should give it a try. And if it were Niche Produce, then they'd only sell unusual and hard to get hipster vegetables and sandwiches. Whereas if it wer Nix Produce, it would close down soon. And if it were Knickers Produce then I would have torn them down a lot more quickly and intensely than I did in this review.

Fresh Market is a great alternative store when you need something specific. They're a little pricey…read morefor everyday groceries, but they have specialty items I would only want from there. I just found out that they give a free slice or vanilla or chocolate cake on your birthday also, that was a nice surprise. I normally look to them for their almond cookies because they are freshly baked and hard to find anywhere else.

I recently had a problem with the sale price on three sets of baby back ribs. Lisa, my cashier,…read moreand Ernie, the manager at the Parham Road store, were wonderful. They both took a lot of time, trying to figure out how to solve my problem and were helpful, courteous, respectful and never made me feel as if I were wasting their time. Kudos to both for solving a problem while being positive and affirming.

Excellent fruit and veggie selection. Meats were expensive, but they are everywhere. I would love…read moreif they had more of a selection of herbs. Also, they have great premade foods. Service was calm. Ambiance was a farmers market meets grocery store.

Tom Leonard's always has great seafood, meats, produce, and baked goods. We drive about 35 minutes…read moreto get there, and am never disappointed. From the Venezuelan crabmeat to hand-cut steaks, the selection and quality is awesome. They added steamed and seasoned crabs this Spring for a great price. #2 males for $19.99/dozen. Picked up 2 dozen and while not loaded with meat (as is expected in Spring), the crabs had enough meat and seasoning to make the purchase worthy. Really well-cooked and seasoned. Just wish they had a store in Chesterfield!

I love coming here to get fresh vegetables. Just knowing it's fresh with no chemicals makes me…read morehappy. I come here twice a month to the black farmers market and get some really great fresh veggies and plant based foods. I will always be back!

Highly recommend the food was outstanding . They also have fresh seafood for pick up atread more

Yelp tried to tell me but I didn't pay attention. Lesson learned…read more I'm a seafood snob. Grew up in Charleston, we would get our own oysters, crabs, shrimp, fish, so I know what good seafood is. Richmond has some respectable seafood but nothing like I had a Shoreline today. Did I mention my husband grew up in the Boston area? For him, lobster and clams are a weeknight dinner and his uncle, who was a lobster fisherman, would cringe at the lobster we've been eating. When you're away from the source, you have to make do. Not anymore. Shoreline Market has amazingly simple, well-prepared high quality food. And they do it for a decent price. I have a new favorite seafood place in Richmond. Came for lunch on a Saturday. We ended up getting the crudo, which was a tuna poke; lobster roll; clam sandwich; potatoes and salad, plus a bottle of Sauvignon blanc. Everything tasted great and was clearly masterfully prepared so the seafood was the star. All in our bill was around $90, totally reasonable for what we got. On the way out we bought more food to have at home. Fish stew and pimento cheese and another seafood soup. We work from home and are super close and HUGE fans of seafood, and the prepared foods they have is reasonably priced and fresh, so when we don't eat at the counter, we will take something home. I'm traveling this week and if I was home, I would have bought a few more items, such as the shrimp and artichoke pasta. We were told about these 10-course dinners they do so we booked one in May. So excited. I'm sad I didn't come sooner. I knew Shoreline opened but I assumed it was on the side of Patterson close to town. Glad to know they are right around the corner!

The best tasting granola around. Fairly priced and two bags lasted about 3 months. I am still on…read morethe second bag. Every other day regiment. I had one of each and it's almost time for another purchase. The triple seed berry is my favorite. Next purchase will still be both styles

After trying Rainbow Trout Granola, I may never purchase a mass-produced granola again. The mildly…read moresweet, blend of rolled oats, almonds, coconut, wheat germ, cinnamon and honey adds a wonderful balance to a cup of yogurt. I discovered Rainbow Trout Granola through a Google search: "local granola RVA." I wanted to include local granola and honey in a Christmas gift; finding honey was easy but not the granola. I read the company's bio and was sold that Rainbow Trout granola was what I needed. Just in case I was wrong, I purchased two bags so that I could do a taste test. That taste test made me wish I had gotten more. Rainbow Trout Kitchen's Classic Granola - 1 pound $10. 99 and can be shipped anywhere in the US for $7. I opted for local pickup at their commercial kitchen. I could smell the aroma of warm cinnamon before I reached the door. While chatting with one of the owners I learned that Rainbow Trout Granola is also available at a few local merchants. I can only recall Libby Market, Yellow Umbrella, and Good Foods but there were other retailers.

I came in here for one item... no cart, no basket. One item: shrimp inari. They had it. I tried it…read more I loved it. I will add, that as I walked through the store, I noticed how beautiful their produce section is. They also have prepared foods, baked goods and specialty products. The check out line moved pretty quickly considering it was near lunch time.

Had a deluxe slice looked great. The experience and taste…read morenot so great. Asked if they could reheat a slice and was advised the whole pie just came out of the oven. My slice was so underbaked. The pizza dough from the tip of the slice towards the crust was so doughy, raw and soggy/mushy. You couldn't hold the slice properly in your hands without the toppings and cheese falling straight down. Had to eat the pizza with a fork and knife !!! For the price I paid it surely wasn't worth it!!!