Food was great. Could not afford the pickles that I was hoping to get…read more Sauce for stuffed cabbage was extra charge. Staff were very nice. Will definitely go back.

Best authentic polish foods around !!!!!I stop bye when in are for sausage , stuffed cabbage and…read morepirogies

Good people. Good products. Lifesaving assortment of precious Caribbean/African treasures. A big…read moreblessing to the community...

The best west indian grocery in the area. The owners are friendly and attentive to your needs. If…read morethey don't have the will get it. Highly recommended.

The younger employees are extremely rude! They THINK that they are being funny, but it comes across…read moreas disrespectful. First, when you walk in, they act like the customer being there is a burden to them and then, when you ask for something that they have BEHIND the counter, they stare at you as if you have 7 heads and you're taking up their time. If you get any groceries from here you better use them quick because they're either past the expiration date or just gonna expire before the exp. date anyway. The ONLY good thing about this place is the music they play. Save yourself the trouble of this place and go to Trios up the street or Maple Leaf on Yates/Ontario.

The BEST mozzarella sticks i've ever had, their food is always above and beyond and the service is…read moreeven better. they have an amazing selection. best market in the 518. 11/10.

Such a gem hidden inconspicuously on the side of a road, Genoa Importing was a find! Really good…read moresandwiches made to order (cold cuts, warm, whatever you want!) and lots of authentic items you won't find elsewhere. Think a convenience shop focused on Italian goodies - I saw raw honeycombs, what looked like fresh cannolis, and lots of olive oil. I definitely plan on coming back to try more options, but the sandwich I had was DELICIOUS. Their cookie selection and pasta sauces also caught my eye. Service is quick and it's essentially all carryouts. I"ll be back!

We used Genoa to cater our Christmas Eve celebration this year. I stopped in about 2 weeks before…read morethe date and they were so friendly and accommodating. I ordered 1/2 trays of everything for our group of 13 and we had more than enough food. Our dishes were Penne with Vodka Sauce, Meatballs with Marinara along with more penne in sauce, Chicken Marsala and Antipasto. The Chicken was absolutely delicious with lots of mushrooms and flavorful sauce. The meatballs were enormous and more importantly tasty. The only dish I wasn't entirely pleased with was the antipasto. I was envisioning whole chunks of cheese, olives, peppers and rolled cold cuts. Instead it was finely chopped cold cuts and American cheese on a bed of oily greens with a few pickled vegetables. Alas, I don't have any pictures! I didn't think to take any with all the festivities. I would definitely use them again for my catering/party needs.

I think I know what real Mexican food is. Nothing else compares to it. My favorite dish is pollo en…read morechipotle; that creamy chipotle sauce is simply delicious. Also delicious are the chicken tinga tacos and chicken tinga burritos. Absolutely delicious for Mexican food lovers.

They have moved to a spacious new location. Such nice people, beautiful ambiance and excellent…read moretacos. The corn tortillas are perfect!

Love their grab and go selections. The Mediterranean platter, sesame noodles, and Asian salads are…read moreso good.

I love this place. I just wish I could walk to a place like this. I'm known as the spinach lady…read morehere because when I go I get at least 2 lbs of spinach ....which is always tasty and fresh! They have awesome bread from Rupert Rising and a great supply of bulk food items and local dairy with vegan options too.

My biggest problem with Ramesh's is the location, not only is it int Schenectady but it is in one…read moreof the shadier parts of the city. It is also off the beaten path. I worry about its survival because the location sucks. Ramesh is a small West Indian Grocery Store, that carries processed goods, along with some produce and meat. The fresh produce section is somewhat limited, but they do have the staples like some ground provision and hot peppers. They only had habaneros, while other West Indian stores would have two or three varieties of hot peppers. C'est la vie. Ramesh does shine when it comes to procesed goods, pepper sauce, jerk marinade, casareep, dried sorrel etc. This is undoubtedly their strong point, and the best reason for making the trek to this store. They also sell meat, they have advertised specials but I was not sure when I would get home and did not check out these offerings. A worthy try, it would be good if it was in a better area.

Hubby and I were excited to find this grocer in Schenectady NY. But approaching we were a bit under…read morewhelmed by their offerings. The fresh produce had obviously seen better days, and their baked goods are of lesser quality than another store just up the road. The store itself is well stocked with sauces and spices, and frozen fish and meats, but their prices are a bit steep. $3.99 for a 16oz bottle of casreep is a bit hard to swallow, but yet frozen lamb at under $4 a pound was pretty decent. If you need a hard to find West Indies spice or want some frozen fish and/or meat this place is great. But for bakery items and fresh produce go elsewhere.

After hearing how amazing Perreca's tomato pie was, I just had to try it for myself. It totally…read morelives up to its reputation and I can see why it is so popular and often sells out. Its no wonder it's legendary as its crust is thick yet pillowy. It tastes deliciously crisp like a focaccia style bread. The light tomato sauce with a dusting of both Romano and Parmesan cheeses makes it entirely irresistible. So much so that I can't wait to have it again!

We have supported this bakery for over 40 years, and it is time to offer a review…read more This Jay Street icon in Schenectady has the best Italian bread. It comes in round or loaf shapes and in one or two pound sizes. It is available in many local stores including the Niskayuna Co-op. True story: Jack Nicholson was filming in the area and found out about the delicious bread from his driver. He got the bread several times and thought it was great. He had it mailed to him. Photos of Nicholson and a related newspaper article are on display. The bread, rolls, and Tomato pie are baked in a coal fired brick oven from Italy. Besides the bread, there are other outstanding offerings including: Rolls! Breadsticks made at the bakery Bread Crumbs for cutlets and meatballs Tomato Pie -- so popular it often sells out Panini Sandwiches made fresh daily for grab & go. Italian olives and cheeses in the case. Italian cookies Parking in front and in a side lot shared with Cornell's Restaurant.