Great market with a bit of everything for everyone available! They have so many fresh fruits and…read morevegetables available. I stumbled upon this place because I was on the hunt for quinep or mamoncillos. Being from Florida we typically have individuals selling them on the street in the summer months but I gave up hope being able to find them here in VA. Lo and Behold, Campo Market came to the rescue with an amazing supply of them! Along with delicious looking mangos and others varieties of fruit. The cashier was very kind and helped me source what I was looking for and bagged them up nicely. I will say the store is a bit cramped but that is just because the shelves are full with all of the things. I can not imagine a scenario where you would walk out of this market empty handed. This place is really a gem, if you're into exotic fruit or you're like me and looking for something somewhat niche that you grew up with this may be the spot to check out!

Please call ahead to verify hours, as they are unpublished…read more This place is a dream for me! They have so many things I couldn't previously find elsewhere, plus really great prices! The service is always friendly and helpful. Everyone is very welcoming and enthusiastic about what they have to offer. It's very clean and neat with no odd doors emanating from the butcher counter. Before I get any further into my review, if you're Dominican, Puerto Rican, or Honduran, just come! They have so much hard to find stuff there. Dominicans - It's a Dominican-owned market modeled after a typical colmado, so just come! What you need is there. Ask if you don't see it. Haitians - Everything is there. Everything! Whatever you need, you'll find it, even bulk cloves. Puerto Ricans - They have recao and Puerto Rican coffee, plus the obvious guineo verde, plátanos, yuca, name, etc Hondurans - They actually sell the peppercorns and cumin seed packets to grind fresh. Seriously?! They even have cacao, like the beans, bagged, fresh. Crazy! Like $7 for a ziplock bag Mexicans, you have not been forgotten. All of your dried peppers are available in bulk, but actually in covered containers, so that's a plus! Even bulk chiltepin. Don't miss the dollar bags because they often have Roma tomatoes. You can make all the different tomato-based salsas you can think of. Americans - Great prices for meat, both fresh options and prepared with delicious seasoning and ready-to-cook. Huge bell peppers for just $0.89. Good prices for spices and rice. Much better prices for oxtail and chicken than the supermarket. Best prices for red onion. Garlic with massive cloves, yum, yum! Better price than the store for the size. Cubans and other Latin Caribbeans - Best price for masitas de cerdo - yay! This one is for everyone--You'll find amazing teas available with blends for everything ranging from respiratory troubles to digestive issues, to immunity, and sleep. The blends are excellent, and the price is comparable to the supermarket, but better blends. You'll find linden, lavender, passiflower, valerian, turmeric, elderflower, etc. all the good stuff! For fruit, best price for watermelons because the size is bigger, and the price is already good People, let's support our smaller local markets! We need them, and they need us! Don't let the big markets stomp out our local color! Dollar bags are amazing! Kroger has nothing on what you get for a dollar in the markdown section. If you're smart in your planning and storage, not a reason at all for any of it to go bad before you finish it all. It's a big produce bag, nowhere near the more or less quart size quantity found at Kroger. Come by, grab your groceries, and even grab a bite of house made meats cooked over wood fire for lunch and dinner. It all smells absolutely amazing! I've heard there's a mix of everything, and the owner is a trained chef. Last I heard was some pineapple fajita meat. Yummy!! For those who drink, they have alcohol for purchase as well. Great spot to actually do the bulk of your regular groceries.

This is my go-to market for wine and beer. It's owned by an Asian couple who are very friendly and…read morehappy to say hello every time I stop in. The beer selection is really good for a convenience store. A few varieties I've picked up there include Ace Cider, Weihenstephephaner Hefeweissebier, Arrogant Bastard, Buffalo Bill's Pumpkin Ale and Pyramid Audacious Apricot Ale. Not, it's not a beer and wine store, but it's a great stop when you want to grab a slightly offbeat libation. There's also a nice selection of chilled white and sparkling wines. The selection of red wines is affordable but more obscure than your average convenience store, making for great pick-ups to bring to parties or give as gifts. You'll also find some convenience far like sodas, chips, butter, ice cream, etc., but it's the friendly owners and beer selection that keep me coming back.

This is a great corner store, run by an extremely nice couple. It has a great selection of beer…read moreand a pretty decent wine selection. Batteries, snacks, etc. All the little necessities that you might need and and don't feel like getting in the car and going far away. All the beers are clearly priced and labeled which is a plus over nearby Patterson Express, where you just kind of guess it seems. It's also much cleaner, nicer, and well lit than comparative corner stores. Only real complaints are that it closes at 10pm (Where as Patterson Express and Sheppard Market are open til midnight), no Pepsi product 2-litres, and a $5 credit card minimum which sucks if I'm just popping in for a 22oz beer or a pack of batteries. All in all, a great neighborhood market and beats the pants off of 7-11 in my opinion.

Crumps is a cool little country store. Honestly, the only reason I go there is because I don't want…read moreto deal with Hull Street. Their prices are much higher than the convenience stores on Hull Street. Crump's buys some Kirkland brand foods and resells them marked up. They sell hot food, have a good drink selection, and ice cream for the kids. Beer runs $1 more than anywhere else.

What kind of convenience store doesn't have a bathroom that you'll let a customer that just spent…read more60 bucks use? Apparently this one.

Stella's was a great spot to start a fun day of co-working and exploring in downtown Richmond. My…read morecolleague and I were having breakfast next door at Perly's, and stopped into Stella's for a couple of iced cherry blossom lattes to get the day started in style. This little shop is full of Richmond cuteness. From specialty groceries, to locally-made art, to unique gifts and treasures, I could easily have filled my suitcase with goodies. I ended up buying a gorgeous postcard here (designed by a local artist) - the design featured the coffee shops of Richmond. Of course, I forgot to take a pic (who me?) but it was adorbs. The latte was delish, too! I don't usually like cherry-flavored things, but on a warm morning this was the perfect touch. The edible flowers made it just that much more delightful.

I am a fan of Stella's Grocery. They're always in the area when I need an afternoon pick me up or a…read morecute gift. I usually come to this location for coffee, specifically coffee during a long wait at Perly's next door. I love their coffee options. This is an intimate/smaller Stella's Grocery, but it has all the local goods the others have packed in. There is a good amount of seating at the front too. You can order your coffee drinks at the front. They also have all the standard Stella's Greek food to go options. At the very front you're greeted by cute Richmond souvenirs and gifts. They have favorites in store like Nightingale Ice Cream sandwiches, Blanchard's coffee beans, Mad Kitchen Co. postcards, and more. I'd recommend getting a drink from here!

He doesn't give you a receipt and then if you check your bank account he charges you more than you…read morewere supposed to get charged. We went there the other day and paid $13 for a 6 pack of white claw with tax included, and then when I checked my bank account the next day I had gotten charged $15.

Sunny is an amazing personality and really knows how to treat hit customers. We always have an…read moreamazing talk and share a couple laughs. Almost always gives us an discount or a free item

Super friendly and helpful. Quick stop for some ground coffee and he was most helpfulread more

Great variety of beverages and snacks staff if friendly and positive. Grabbing a quick cup of…read morecoffee in the morning or a monster energy drink they have me covered.

Awesome place. Got what ya need, good prices, helpful staff and will even order something if it's…read morenot currently in stock. Scott's is the place to go!!

Cute country store in a historic country unincorporated community that has some of the nice folks…read moreyou'll ever meet! I popped in to grab a snack and chatted with the nice lady behind the counter. The store has a small deli with meats and prepared foods as well as snacks, drinks, and a bit of fishing tackle to go try your luck at the nearby Mattaponi River. Outside is a cute little free library, Exxon gas pumps, and a sweet bench dedicated to a loved one. Inside the restroom isn't anything to "pee"k at but as a necessity, it does the job! What a cool country store!

Best Korean food. Wonderful lady. Great environment. Very clean and has a calming atmosphere.read more

If you live in the Petersburg or Hopewell communities it's nice to have an Asian grocery without…read moregoing all the way up to Richmond. Fresh kimchi is a huge plus, although don't get the large size unless you want a literal bucket of kimchi. Heard they have kimbap on saturdays, I'll try it eventually. But overall a great store with many Korean goods for both instant food and cooking.