Fabulous Balkan deli featuring many items you will never find in your local grocery store. I miss…read morethese types of unique and interesting ethnic stores that are so numerous in Chicago where I recently moved from. This is a Serbian owned business as one can easily distinguish just by looking around. The owner is from the Vojvodina region of Serbia and has put together a fabulous store. I love cevapcici! I tried Euro Market's and they are very good. They are sold here frozen and in a few varieties. I prefer mine made with some lamb, so I chose those. Serve with diced fresh onions and the Serbian style bread. I also loved red peppers in a jar, sold here and they are excellent. A full case of smoked meats and Hungarian salami, the best. All kinds of variety and interesting finds from Eastern Europe. Items from Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Serbia, Poland, Russia, Turkey. Stop in and explore and try some of the unique delectable treasures found at Euro Market. Highly Recommended! Great Find!

What they offer: It's alright not too shabby. Most of their…read moreitems are Serbian but they do have quite a few products from all around Eastern Europe. They have a good selection of Greek olive oils in the big 3 gallon square metal containers (101oz) most of them under $30. You cannot beat that price. Also they carry all sorts of Feta cheeses including sheep feta, Bulgarian Feta, kashkaval and other E.European cheeses. As far as meats they carry all sorts of dried salamis including Hungarian, Romanian such as Sibiu, Polish kabanos sausage and many other dried or smoked meats some that I've never seen before. Lots of canned stuff as well, if you're into making stuffed cabbage they have a good variety of canned cabbage and grape leaves. I'm Romanian but I grew up with a variety of products I mentioned above from all over that region. The service: I would've given them 5 stars, the only reason I took a star away is because of the service, the girl at the counter seemed to be mostly clueless when I asked her to give me some information about a few products. Her English was horrific but that's fine it didn't bother me. Also I think we've gotten used to deal with bigger businesses where they train their employees to behave courteously, she was on the phone yelling in Serbian a good part of the time when I asked her a few questions she talked to me like I was there kind of bugging her phone conversation which I didn't think was very professional. Overall don't let that stop you from visiting this place, if you grew up in the Balkans region or E.Europe in general you will find something that will bring back memories for sure.

This is a really great grocery store in Merriville. It's Asian and they have a lot of Indian food…read moreand they make a lot of hot fresh Indian food there too. The people there are always nice and it has a great selection. You can't find a normal places. I try to get there at least once a week and try something new every time

Terrible rude workers. They are always on their phones and there is no one to help with checkout…read more. have to wait for someone to come. Honestly I hope management sees this and replace their workers. It's not just once it's many times.Terrible customer service.

Always amazing food and service. The owner puts her heart and soul in each meal. Whenever I am…read moreavailable to make the drive me and my children definitely do.

There is a walk-up restaurant that I will frequent in the plaza where Sesi African Grocery. Being…read moreJamaican-Ghanaian, I am all for flavour. I am also for buying whatever I can from Caribbean and West African businesses, so I stopped in to see what this small grocery store offered. They have all the grocery products that I like to use in my cooking. So, this was a plus. Their products are more for Nigerian cooking than they are for Ghanaian cooking. I still know how to work those ingredients into my own cooking. As to their hot plates, I ordered a plate of egusi with chicken and beef. I ordered some jollof rice to go with it. I will not bother to go back to Chicago's North Side for egusi at an of the restaurants there. What I had at Sesi reminded me of what a college classmate's family had served when I went to Abuja with him years ago. I must say that I loved the jollof rice. Those who laugh about the jollof rice wars may find humour in my assessment. The rice is blooming delicious. There are other Nigerian dishes that I will eventually get around to trying. The egusi is simply the winner for now.

Oh boy! This place is amazing! It's a small grocery store and mostly you get Mediterranean and…read moreMiddle East delicacies and food ingredients. You get amazing dates, cookies and pita bread. One special thing about this place is "you actually get Mediterranean food" - chicken shawarma, chicken pies and lot more. I am a hugeeee fan of chicken shawarma. It's fantastic. Mouth watering, scrumptious and wow it's filling. One shawarma is sufficient for a meal. It's so damnnnnnn good. It costs you $6 and it is infinite times tastier than the other junk food one can generally get like at Burger King, or McDonalds, or other blah blah fast food chains. The shawarma is rich in spices and taste. The whole chicken is finely rolled in a pita bread and it's sooooooooo good. I am telling you if you are around Hammond area, you should definitely visit this place and try out this brilliant dish of masterpiece. I bet anyone who tries it would absolutely love it. I go here all the time and I crave for it Everytime. The store owner is so cool and friendly and his wife is the brilliant chef :) Recommend it!

Very Clean and not smelly!! lil overcrowded…read more Sometimes overprice They need more kitchen help but food is good expensive but good for fast food

Yes they open like 7am Hot food served delicious. Lots of…read morefresh items and staff were friendly.

My dad has been coming here for years and always has brought us taco meat, and let me tell you, it…read moreis out of this world. I finally got the chance to stop in here with him and let's just say I neeeeed to try these tamales for sure next time I'm home. You also need to pick up their homemade chips, they're absolutely phenom. Check out my pics, you can see for yourself!

Nice grocery store, has a good variety, from deli to meat counter, they also have fresh guacamole,…read morehomemade salsas, chips, tamales, and a bakery area. New to area and really enjoying this store

Store was easy to find. Good neighborhood store that's locally owned and operated. Had to grab two…read moreitems, burrito shells and cheese. The shells are a bit hard so not sure about that. I was disappointed in the shells. Service was basic. The store is a bit cluttered. Not sure if I'd return though.

Great little store with reasonable prices. Bean & cheese…read moreTamales are very good. But the Barbacoa tasted amazing. We will definitely be going back for more.

This is an amazing market; very clean and organized. Everyone is friendly and willing to help you…read morefind what you need. The spices and produce section are robust. I found everything I needed to make my horchata!

Somebody referred me to this place. So I figured I'd try it out. Tried ordering fresh food from the…read morekitchen but they told me the kitchen was closed so I ended up having to get Carnitas and a dozen of pork tamales & rice. Carnitas meat was good just like everybody else is at any Mexican superstore tamales we're OK. The rice didn't care for. I had a lot of hard pieces of rice in my large order of rice I ordered. I wasn't able to eat anything from the kitchen, but I only gave them three stars because to me it was just this regular old Mexican food . It wasn't spectacular Mexican food.