It's crazy how time flies!…read more My last review for Eden's Market was in 2013. I stopped in here recently on my trip to the area. I was so relieved to see that it still existed. It was perfect for stocking up on some simple healthy grocery basics to tie me over during my brief stay. I got some vegan smoked gouda, some coconut aminos, and some natural spring water. The smoked gouda was perfect for making some quick snacks on my flight home and I took the coconut aminos in my checked luggage to enjoy once we were back in CA. The owner is always eager to help offer advice or help you navigate the store. I was particularly impressed with their growing CBD tea collection. If you're looking for some healthy vegan, paleo, or gluten-free snacks this is your spot. Trust.

Tucked away off the side of busy Mt. Lebanon, Eden's Market is WAY too easy to miss. I was looking…read morefor this shop though because they partner with Ugly CSA, and I wanted to pick up my bag of veggies from local Pittsburgh farmers. (As for a book comparison, Eden's Market puts me in mind of A Room of One's Own by Virginia Woolf.) Eden's Market offers a bunch of specialty items for gluten-free folks, and they partner with local farmers for meat and other offerings. While I'm not gluten-free, I have a few friends that are, and this find will help me take better care of those friends when I host them. I also loved that I was able to find some sustainably made toothpaste and other household essentials. They carry different toiletries and more as well.

This is a small store in the Mt Lebo shops. They offer vitamins and herbal supplements. They also…read morehave honey for sale from a local distributor called Bedillion honey farm. I am very excited to have found this place as I am always looking for new and effective herbal supplements with good prices. The friendly lady that helped me with what I was looking for, knew a lot about the supplements and treatments for various ones (which I love because natural is always best for anything in my opinion). But I will be coming back to purchase the honey, which is also very affordable!

The only pharmacy you'll ever need. Everything you need to be healthy is hear. Forget the endless…read moretreadmill of the medical establishment. Those days are over. Go see Sharon and her store.

Formerly Upna Bazaar, this space is now under new management and a new name, La Madina. Since my…read morelast visit, this market is now jam-packed with all kinds of good food, fresh meats, frozen, dairy, canned goods, sweets, nuts, produce, etc. They even have some jewelry and wall hangings for sale. Very friendly people too ... Cheers!

Today's Organic Market is a small, local organic grocery store that according to its Instagram page…read morewas founded in 1992. My husband and I shopped here one time. He did not feel very interested. As I walked around the store, I saw foods such as fruits, vegetables, spices, beans, nuts, flours, jams, juices, granolas, yogurts, pastas, sauces, etc.; home decor such as candles and flowers; kitchenware such as pots and mugs; jewelry such as earrings; soap products from The Refillery; nutritional supplements; etc. As expected, the prices for these organic products were higher than other stores' prices for non-organic products. I selected a few products to purchase--a box of pasta, a jar of jam, and an energy cookie. The cashier promptly and politely rang up my purchase. The total price was about $20. So far, I have eaten some of these foods and liked them.

Today's Market was such a unique shop. The workers were super friendly, happy, and helpful. We…read moregrabbed several items and would love to go back when we are in the area.

This place is amazing, had everything I needed to stock up on Middle Eastern goods: Ahmad teas,…read moredoogh (yogurt drink), Bulgarian feta, butter, labne, basmati rice, fresh breads, olives, various oisl, lentils and other beans, rose water, orange blossom water, pomegranate paste, old fashioned sugar cubes for tea, dried herbs, sour cherry syrup, zereshk (barberries), bulgar, cous cous, tea biscuits, plus Indian staples like frozen parathas, samosas, curries, etc. AND a display case filled with desserts--including every kind of baklava you can think of. Plus the owner incredibly welcoming, sweet, funny, knowledgeable.

We really like this store. We always find what we need. The store is clean and the owner is very…read morefriendly and helpful. We try to support our little local stores when possible. It's just the right size store so you can be in and out.

My Card was left in the shop after paying 1.99. I left my card by accident then 2 transactions of…read more29.99 were made with my card this is a small convinevnt store who spends the exact max amount needed to make a purchase on my card so I went back to this store where there were now 3 men on the till all talking and shouting saying it could have been anyone. Very suspicious behaviour

This is fairly new to the area, but they have a great selection and everything is reasonably…read morepriced! The owner is really kind and friendly as well! We love this place!

The best . Literally. Great food and service . Just left a Mother's Day brunch and everything was…read moreperfection !

Pretty solid spot for Middle Eastern groceries, but some of the cooked food falls short. They are…read moresomewhat often out of things on the menu, without updating it, it seems. But, the food is still pretty alright. I tried the Moroccan cookies, the baklava, the lamb gyro sandwich, and the hummus. Originally, I had ordered basbousa, but they were out of it. So, to make up for it, the gave me the cookies and some hummus (more than enough, so thank you!) The cookies themselves were probably my favorite part of the meal. They were coated nicely with powdered sugar and had a slight date flavor, a grainy texture, and were overall quite good. The hummus was kind of disappointing. It had a strange acidity to it. Honestly, it just didn't take that fresh or creamy. There also wasn't any pits served with it. The lamb gyro was also just alright. I had ordered it without lettuce, but it came with lettuce anyways. The meat was fine, not too tender or tough, but probably also not the highest quality. Pita seemed not homemade. Lots of vegetables. Sauce was okay, a little creamy, but not too much. The baklava was not worth buying, in my opinion. It definitely tasted storebought and not made in house. It was stale and quite flavorless. No crunch, no nuttiness, very dry. No syrup. Not that good. I probably won't be returning to this place for the cooked food. But, the market itself is really nice, so I may come back for that.

We liked the a variety of lo mein noodles. The cashier was…read morevery helpful and even offered to order product that was hard to find in other stores.