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    Bell’s Market

    3.7 (27 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Gerald S.

    This former Giant, now Central European supermarket has all the luxurious space of its original occupant, plus the fantastic culturally diverse foodstuffs from the dozen countries that call that piece of the Old World, home. It is clean and exceedingly well provisioned. As a first time visitor it is like being an anthropologist exploring a great culinary museum. The prices for fruit and vegetables are among the best in the region. Their deli department is rich in dishes that remind me of grandma's cooking. The blintzes, latkes, stuffed cabbage, kielbasa and sours display are very good, although I prefer the mushroom, potato and grain fillings over the chunky meats that are hard to chew and digest. Their dairy aisle is full of milk and alternatives, kefir and cheeses. Their chocolates from Central Europe are wonderful. Don't miss all the unsweetened juices from Georgia and Azerbaijan. Love the unsweetened pomegranate. Service is friendly and patient with all the questions from the uninitiated like me. I mean, I know what I want, but haven't been exposed to all the possibilities before. My grandparents would be ecstatic.

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    John K.

    I still like this store but since I last went here they've more or less trashed their wine selection. They used to have all kinds of esoteric selections from Kosovo, Bulgaria . Moldova- you name it. Now the selection is about half the size and kind of dull. I guess they could not move what they had. It remains a very nice grocery store.

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    Best prices on produce. The selection of European juices and packaged bakery items is great, too.

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    Make sure you bring your own bags or be willing to empty out a grocery cart by individual items on…read moreyour own. I was a bit surprised by the bag thing as most places in the PA suburbs still let you have a grocery bag. Philadelphia and DE or major cities of DE or Wilmington seem to differ on that in this general area. They have a seafood section in this medium sized Asian grocery and are particularly good for having frogs and turtles. The prices of some things seemed a bit high, but in their dessert section, you could buy individual bars and try different flavors rather than have to buy a whole box's worth and take a risk. Also, there are a lot more English translations in this store than all the other Asian grocery stores I've been to.

    We were in the Plymouth/East Norriton area for a hair styling, knowing we also needed to find an…read moreAsian market to pick up a few things for dinner (pork belly, ribs, soy sauce, chili sauce, dumplings). Yelp directed us to Tylor Asian Market only a few minutes away. Tylor is in one of the too many shopping centers in this area, but happened to be clean, well laid out and stocked with a strong inventory of Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Philippine, and Cambodian goods. They also sold their own handmade buns, dumplings and egg custard tarts. We decided to sample most of them to see what would make a return visit worthwhile. Prices were reasonable compared to a normal shop at the older large markets in Mayfair, and interaction with management was friendly and helpful in locating our list of needs and answering our questions. The fish monger was particularly strong, and there was a nice varied supply of Asian vegetables and fruit (see photos). True, Tylor operated under a municipal single use plastics ordinance like many other towns around Montgomery and Bucks Counties, but we were prepared with a supply of strong bottomed sacks in the car trunk. They also sold similar conveyancers behind the counter if needed. We were impressed with this store and started planning ways to alter our shopping habits to make use of Tylor and surrounding outlets for other products. Those ribs wokked up well, and the egg custard made us smile for dessert, so we are determined to see how often we can arrange the travel. We anticipate the rest of our haul will be as good. Will keep you advised.

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