This place is great! I visited almost a year ago with my friend, and there was a wide selection of…read moreEastern European snacks and groceries. I got zefir, lokum, and a selection of chocolates and candies from glass jars. I loved the zefir and trying the different sweets. It was a great experience, and I got to try snacks that would otherwise be difficult to find locally. The lokum was so-so by itself, but it went really well with tea and served to guests. The store itself has a very cozy and homely feel and the workers were very nice and helpful! They suggested I get pastila, as it was a favorite. I liked the pastila and it was very reasonably priced. Overall, I'd suggest this store if you're in the area and want to try treats from a new region. I'd like to go back sometime to try the more savory items!

Great store, nice service, always in stock the right assortment from Ukraine!!! We come back here…read moreagain and again.

Great food at a great price. The staff was friendly and the food was prepared quickly. What more…read morecould you ask for.

My husband and I went in looking for Tom Kha ingredients and we had a great experience. The store…read moresmelled fantastic, like delicious Thai food. There was a great selection of staples and frozen items like galangal, lemongrass and lime leaves. Also if you're a fan of Buldak Ramen they have a really nice selection. The best part was the amazing customer service. The woman working was extremely friendly and helpful. It's a hidden gem of a store and we will definitely be back!

This is a newer Aldi location that has been open for a few weeks now in wilkinsburg. The store is…read morereally nice and is a little bigger than other Aldi stores in the area.

British fare in the 'burgh? A variety of pastys (either fresh or frozen) and grocery items too. The…read moretraditional Cornish Pastie was tremendously flavorful but a littlle grisly -- the vegetarian was fabulous. Flaky, tender, yet sturdy crust is the hallmark of a homemade product made with pride. Must have is the Banoff Pie -- super! Next time I'll be sure to try the sausage rolls, Yorkshire pudding, and Shepherds Pie. BTW -- Blighty is an affectionate nickname for England given by it's Inhabitants.

Great locally made Italian sausage, but now they are wholesale only…read more You can find their sausage at many Giant Eagle and Shop and Save locations, and at Labrola's Italian Market.

I just called in my order for sausages for Christmas Eve. I discovered Frankie's when it first…read moreopened and right after the sad news that everyone's go-to for Italian sausage, Grasso's closed. The young folks who own and manage Frankie's are helpful and pleasant, just the way you want a small local business to be. I've ordered from there 3-4 times now and I can report that everyone who has eaten them from my kitchen has raved about the flavor and freshness. Disclaimer, I don't personally know the folks there and have no connection to the store other than being a happy customer.

Fantastic selection of Asian food - produce, fresh, frozen, and packaged…read more Nice selection of mushrooms, tofu, and kimchi at prices that are a fraction of stores like giant eagle marketplace or Whole Foods - example is enoki mushrooms that were beautiful and less than 1/2 the price of the not so nice enoki at giant eagle. Also a nice little corner with dinnerware, tea cups, bowls, sushi service items etc. It's now a regular stop for us. Highly recommended.

I wanted to make chicken pho so I went to the only asian market I had heard of near the food co-op…read moreI frequent on the east side. This store is pretty big and filled with many Asian goodies. You can find dishes, beauty products, frozen goods and of course a myriad of fresh, tropical items. On the weekends they have a hot bar self serve station. There's even a coffee shop attached. I recommend for all your Asian needs.

I must have driven past this little gem a gazillion times and never stopped in until the other day…read more They have a large sign outside Subs 4.29 each and Slab Bacon 3.99 lb. But when you go inside its a classic deli counter with numerous meats and cheeses. Its ran by the sweetest little Italian man. He makes every thing there fresh. They have a smorgasbord of olives and pastas and yes they give you lots of samples. They have imported ceramic bowls. Imported Italian candies. Varaity of biscotti biscuits and iltalian cookies. Imported cheeses and oils galore! If you are on a mediterranean diet this is the perfect place to shop for the flavored oils and spices and dried pastas. Its just like being in Italy. Dont drive past this place. Its a perfect drive on a nice day. Three miles West of Brownsville on RT 40.

The people here are really nice. They have a great deli and grocery selection for such a small…read moreplace. They have a lot of packaged Italian treats and locally made chocolate. They also have a used book section.

As many times as I've been to the Strip I had never been to this great little place until my most…read morerecent visit. What a cool place! More types of olives and flavors of hummus than I ever knew were possible, lots of meats, cheeses, and tasty treats like grape leaves. There is a deli counter but also shelves and shelves of great finds. Definitely check it out if you are in the strip!

Speciality grocer with cheese spectacular and delicious Mediterranean flavors!…read more The final stop on our Strip District Food Tour, Stamoolis Brothers is not typical a place to dine, but definitely a delicious endeavor of a grocery store celebrating their Greek heritage! We were able to sample a stuffed fig, cheese spread, Greek yogurt, and juniper candy! Everything was so fresh and flavorful - I can see why you would easily fill a grocery bag with their products. The olive selection was a spectacle itself with every variety, color, and size that I've ever seen altogether. However, the king of this castle... the Stamboolis Brothers icon... the 235 lbs Carbonelli Provolone!! It looks like a punching bag in the midst of the deli and judging by previous reviews/photos - it is a common occurrence and how they consistently make delicious provolone.