GREEK Products. EXCELLENT. The Grocery was well stocked with Vasilopita Tsoureki and MYTHOS Beer…read morefor the NEW YEAR'S Holiday. Business going strong for almost 20 years. RECOMMEND.

Went in for some shopping small store but they have all the Greek essentials and I left with some…read moregifts to

This is hands down the best Asian market, specifically for Chinese ingredients and snacks, in the…read moreentire Palm Beach County area. The selection is unmatched. I'm from NYC and can find nearly everything I miss from Chinatown grocery stores here. Incredible live seafood and produce. The only let down is their boba stand. They need a good partner who can make fresh, real tea with proper ingredients instead of the powdered stuff. THAT would put them over the top--there is nothing like that in town. As a market I give them 5 stars!! My go-to when I'm in town.

I was able to find this market by chance. It's big and they have everything. They have fresh…read moreseafood, they have a small bakery and lots and lots of food, snacks, veggies and alcohol. I enjoyed shopping there and everything was well priced.

Grocery & Cafe. GOOD. Nice modern Market which caters to all ethnicities especially those of MIDDLE…read moreEASTERN & MEDITERRANEAN descent. Well stocked Store offering a plethora of Goods. Coffee, Pastries & Hot Food are available for Dining in or for a quick Grab & Go. MARWA provided QUALITY Service. RECOMMEND.

As many times as we've dined at Chris' Taverna, we've never noticed/nor been to this international…read moremarket right next door. We were surprised to learn that they'd been there over a year. And the way I learned about it was from a Yelp review. When we entered, the gentleman was making a Turkish coffee for someone who had stopped by and putting out pastries in the case up front. We learned from him later that the various "delights" are made at a Turkish bakery in Miami. We browsed the aisles. In one of the refrigerated cases, we saw taramosalata (fish eggs/roe caviar dip), but the use by date was a bit short for us to use up the jar size in time. Maybe next time. Lots of dried fruits -- the dried medjool dates appealed -- along with canned goods from various cultures. A whole section of spices. Candies. Snacks. Drinks. Syrups. Nuts. Condiments. Olives. Canned/tinned fishes. etc. etc. Plus, fresh halal meat. We even got a sample of a small cube of pomegranate and cashew nut Turkish delight. This dessert features a layer of "gel" that binds everything together. The dessert is traditional -- it's been around for centuries -- but the creative ingredient combinations are more modern. In the case by the cash register, were various pastries including baklava -- regular size and minis; kunefe -- three types; Turkish delights with all varieties of nuts, coconut, and fruit/other flavors; to more recognizable desserts like a chocolate eclair filled with hazelnut paste (nutella). And machines to make different types of coffees. We wound up buying some Turkish honey with a chunk of honeycomb inside and some pastries -- mini baklava for me and some kunefe with pistachios for him. I'm sure we'll return when next in the area.

Customer service. One manager was very rude. I was just…read moreasking a question about a product, if they could reorder. She acted like I was bothering her for inquiring about a item in the store she managed. I will never go back to that store ever again. My next post I will go into details.

sorry but .....i was there to buy some italian ham prosciutto.....but ...the lady dint know…read more how to cut ...to my surprise she sliced the prosciutto with skin on....thats very wrong .....i call the manager her name kimberly ...she said we sliced with skin on!!! i said sorry this is not way to sliced .....the manager she dint no nothing about the cuttery ..... im italian ...and i know you go any italian restaurant you order plate of mozzarella and prosciutto never you see skin on ....

Love this place. They have soooo much stuff!…read more Went this time for some Thai tea mix... I've been craving. They have so many teas. An entire aisle full of teas and sauces. I bought a few sauces to try and make some new Chinese dishes at home. Also bought some ramen. They have a whole wall of snacks as well. But on the other note they have fresh breads and cooler in the back with fresh veggies. I didn't go down other aisles but they have others that I'm sure have a bunch of good foods. I'm pretty sure one has canned stuff... Must go!

This place has always been a staple Asian market, you can be sure to find what you need here. What…read moreI like most is you can talk to the owner and show him a picture of an item and he can see if he can put it on for inventory. Now I hate how they close early because I can only go weekdays but hey I guess weekend will have to do.

We walked over here after having lunch in the shopping center. We were curious…read more This place is a small store with jam packed shelves of various international products. All sorts of food stuffs -- many unfamiliar to us. It's always an adventure walking around a store like this. Like seeing into another culture and country. A lot of the products are Indian, but there are other middle and far eastern areas also represented. We didn't buy anything here, but we had an interesting time exploring.

Great prices and lots of products. Fresh vegetables cheaper than walmart, pantry staples, medicinal…read moregoods, and tons of spices. Also have fresh samosas and jalebi at the register made fresh daily. I don't need to drive down to Patel bros anymore, once I discovered this place.

First off, the prices on MOST items are pre-pandemic and normal. The meat purchased here was fresh,…read moretasty and honestly better than most of the supposed fancy organic nonsense you buy elsewhere. They have little to no Mexican prepared foods so genius that I am, I'm assuming this is Cuban or associated with another latin country. Would love to have found a place to pick up fresh pico de gallo, etc. but that's life. The selection is excellent. Even the wines. I have no complaints except that they followed me around everywhere (is it because I'm a Qwai Lo lol) I went and the cashier was rude beyond rude. Nevertheless, I would go back. But the management needs to educate the staff in normal etiquette. Btw, older manager did thank me as I left as one would expect. It costs NOTHING to be polite. But it generates a ton of money. Educate your team. And get me some pico de gallo please

I love this place. Been going to it for years and years. Love the food and bakery and grocery…read moreshopping too. Definitely recommend everything here.

Cuisine. GOOD. Ordered some Catered Food including Pork, Rice, Beans, Yucca and Maduros for a…read moretraditional LATINO Meal. Unless you understand some basic SPANISH bring an Interpreter to the Cafeteria with you 'cause ENGLISH is NOT SPOKEN here. RECOMMEND.

State policy for all supermarkets is to give rain checks on out of stock items . They refuse to do…read moreso. They are not keen on customer relations. Most workers are from Haiti. A lot do not speak English. This is our language.there on web site say they are suppose to give out rain checks. So they break their own printed rules. They are higher priced on most items even Publix supermarket is cheaper. They are really ripping off those Haitians who are over 90%of their clients.

My Friday ritual has become calling Oscar or John when Whole Foods opens at 8 o'clock. They shuck…read moreand put aside two dozen oysters for me at a dollar each. I process roasted garlic, Parmesan, olive oil, basil, spinach.... Putting a teaspoon of the stuffing on each shell. I put them on a low broil for 10 minutes and they are to die for. I shouldn't tell everybody about my Friday night oyster dinner because I'd hate for them to run out.

I do like Whole Foods. I can trust that they approve, healthwise, what they carry. I also love…read moretheir plant section!

Advertised as a deli and market, the "deli" was just a counter with aldi ingredients behind it. We…read morewaited for 10 minutes, there was one cashier in the entire establishment who was also the person behind the deli counter. There was quite a language barrier when trying to order, in the middle of making our sandwiches she would leave to go cash customers out. While she was gone the bagel basically lit on fire in the toaster. We got one breakfast sandwich and two deli sandwiches, the egg and breakfast meat were all microwaved. I had asked for a lettuce wrap because I cannot have gluten, she quite literally cut a head of iceberg lettuce in half and put toppings on top. Mind you I ordered a turkey and cheese sandwich, and I never even got meat... Literally mayo, tomato, cheese, and pickle. I also noticed she never added the cheese so I had asked for it which is the only reason it made it on there, had I known she did not add turkey I obviously would have reminded her, didn't think that would have been an issue. All the previous reviews were good so maybe we just had a bad experience, that being said I would not come back

This deli sold me rotten soup, gave me a hard time about getting a new one when confronted. a…read morecouple months later, i was sold expired orange juice. this seems to be the new standard at this deli since it changed owners. yuck! not good.