So many good finds here! We found Dubai chocolate wrapped beautifully in gold for a great price…read more The cashier was super sweet, and they even have little carts for the kids, which was adorable. Such a fun place to shop!

Huge Variety of everything Great experience…read more Very clean Five stars Friendly environment

This is a great market with an excellent selection. The owner is super friendly and a big help if…read moreyou are trying something new. Check it out!

From the owner: Authentic Gourmet African and Caribbean food market, spices, arts, crafts, games and kitchen…read moreutensils. Convenience store

The best kebab in Atlanta service and ambience was more than I expected I loved the loosen kebab…read morewith fresh bread and vegetables

I had Hut Bakery takeout and loved the chicken with lemon and the beef koobideh with hummus…read more Delicious and nutritious Middle Eastern food. Service was great!

Guys, you are the absolute best! Your Napoleon cake is absolutely delicious, and I could seriously…read moreeat your syrniki every single day. Highly recommend!"

This is a specialty grocery store that carries European products. They focus on dry and packaged…read morefoods although there is a refrigerated section that carries dairy products and a fairly large meat and cheese selection. There is a large selection of European chocolates and ice cream. I was happy to find Dadu ice cream cones there as well as homeopathic European remedies. It appears that staff speak limited English so it was hard for me to get answers to questions about specific products. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall and clean restrooms.

Picked up readymade samosa and Dhokla from this Indian grocery store. Quick, convenient and good…read morequality fresh tasting. Enjoyed it. Lots of parking and although crowded, it has a good service so does not take time, huge grocery store with big selection of Indian grocery if any kinds.

Pretty neat Indian market chain that had groceries, prepared foods, a semi-kitchen, and is a one…read morestop shop for all Indian needs. They have great snacks, spice mixes, and anything else you could want! Service is efficient, and atmosphere is what you expect from a grocery store. Definitely worth checking out a location if you're in the area!

This market carries primarily Mediterranean and Middle Eastern products that is frequented by a…read morediverse clientele. I picked up some fresh dates, halloumi cheese and saffron ice cream. They carry dry goods, a small selection of fresh produce and a freezer of prepared foods. They had fresh pistachio nuts which I had never seen in a market. When I have more time, I will be able to peruse the shelves and pick up some unusual finds.

Great meat department; love that whole chicken (and cut pieces) are offered skinless. Boned beef…read morewas on the expensive side with small portion of meat and a lot of fat. Great selection of Middle Eastern goods; was happy to see دبس فليفلة which I haven't seen since I was in Syria and where it is made by the barrel in homes to last the year. The deli also manages good shawarma and the hummus is so delicious! I wish they were more generous with the side of it in the plate (was less than half full). The salad was tasteless; no salt/spices, nor dressing. A previous visit I purchased two cakes: one carrot and the other chocolate. The carrot cake didn't have any carrots in it (looked, but didn't taste like traditional carrot cake), and the chocolate cake wasn't good at all (bitter) except for the frosting. The 'espresso' based coffee was lukewarm and tasteless. The person put condensed milk in it which made it worse but he did remake it without charge. He kept calling me, mama, which was unsettling to me. I have a son less than half his age. I gave only 3 stars because of the overall ambiance and the discourtesy and unfriendliness of the staff. I didn't realize it, but nothing can be returned after two weeks; the manager, however, kindly did return three items.

I saw on Red book that there was a Middle Eastern supermarket nearby, so I decided to check it out…read moreand see what interesting things they had. Once inside, I noticed they sold halal meats -- I've heard their halal lamb is especially good -- along with lots of spices, snacks, and Turkish desserts. I bought one dessert to pair with coffee, and the flavor was definitely unique. I also picked up MAHMOOD Gold coffee. It tasted slightly bitter, but it was very refreshing and gave a nice energy boost. Before leaving, I ordered the Mixed Grilled Platter from the hot food section. Later, I realized I had actually meant to order shawarma -- the big slices of rotating roasted meat. The grilled meats were decent overall, though a little dry, and the butter rice became a bit heavy after a while. Still, it was a fun and interesting experience trying something different.

For the past few months, I've been traveling through Southeast Asia. While the food and experience…read morewas amazing coming back to the states I was certainly ready for some food that reminded me of Home for me. That includes some amazing home-cooked Polish food. Baltic deli did not disappoint in the slightest. Everything was so fresh and delicious, the pierogies were perfectly pillowy. The service there is truly amazing as they were out of some of the cheese and potato pierogies when I arrived, but they quickly made a fresh batch to order for me. Outside of the counter service, Baltic deli also has a great market where you can purchase goods to prepare your own meals at home. This place feels so authentic and brings a new meaning to comfort food.

Baltic Deli is a cute Polish deli selling fresh food, meats, and snacks from Poland. It is like an…read moreEastern European grocery store combined into a deli. After going to the Atlanta Christkindl Market and trying pierogis for the first time and falling in love with them, I wanted to find a spot that actually sold them in store. The lady behind the counter explained all the food available to us so service was very friendly. There are a small number of tables for seating, so the ambiance inside is not loud. We got the Pierogis (Meat & Potato + Cheese) and Cucumber Salad. I loved the potato and cheese pierogis! I got them with caramelized onions and a cucumber salad on the side (there were other salad options), which had a nice dill dressing on it that paired well with pierogis. The pierogis were really soft and chewy, which I think is how they are meant to be made, but I wish the pierogis were a bit less doughy for my taste bud preference. My friend really liked the pierogis with meat, although I am not sure what kind of meat was used. This is a really quaint eatery! I think if you have not tried Polish food, then this is the place to go. I will say it was a bit pricey? Almost $16 for five pierogis (albeit they were large and filling) and a side of salad. Overall, I would probably rate this place a 4.5/5 stars if I could.