This place is Amazing , a foodie lover heaven! Gourmet finds from all over ! I wanted everything!…read morebut settled for just a select few items *since I plan to go back! So many different kinds of pastas (imported) , olives , pickles , tinned fish, etc. way too much to list here, prices seemed reasonable on most items and some items were out of my budget, I just went over the weekend for the first time so haven't tried too much of what I got yet* but can't wait to try it all! There is such a selection of very unique items , some with such amazing packaging/ art , so this place would be a great place if anyone is looking for a gift/gifts!

Located in a non-descriptive space, Epicurious Gourmet has a treasure trove of amazing gourmet food…read moreitems. I don't know why I waited so long to visit! Upon entering there are shopping carts and baskets. Take a rolling one (trust me) and get ready for a wonderful store filled with food stuffs that will make you swoon. The neatly stacked shelves are filled with things like chocolate, jam, pasta, tinned seafood, chips, and pasta are all neatly organized. Tags indicating country of origin (largely from Europe) are helpful. There are refrigerators full of charcuterie, cheese, and French butter. Freezers have ready to bake breads and pastries from a bakery in Canada. It's actually quite overwhelming (in a very good way), if you don't know what you need. You'll definitely see lots of things you want. The people that work here seem happy and are very helpful. When we were looking at chips, one of the employees shared his favorites. The best part of the visit was meeting the owner. He was enthusiastic and extremely informative! He told us that everything in the store was sampled and scrutinized for taste and quality. He knew everything about the products and why they were sourced. He helped me find a delicious arbequina olive oil from Italy and tins of sardines packed it butter. Swoon. By the end of our visit my basket was full! While the items here are pricey I truly think that the quality is worth it. Parking is plentiful and conveniently located just outside. The store is clean and well organized. Bring your own reusable shopping bags because you'll need it for all the wonderful goodies. Definitely returning! LOCATION: 4/5 FOOD: 5/5 SERVICE: 10/5 VALUE: 4/5 AMBIANCE: 4/5 PET FRIENDLY: not sure CLEANLINESS: 5/5 PARKING: 5/5

I was looking for the best biscuits in town and someone recommended Little Nelly. We went yesterday…read moremorning to try some things and was absolutely not disappointed by their crunchy, super buttery buttermilk biscuits. I ate a small piece cause it fell off and my mind was a bit blown by how delicious it was! The breakfast burrito tasted really good with the red salsa, with the only downside being a LOT of grease inside either from the hash brown/tater tot or the bacon. I loved the BEC sandwich. Croast was interesting though not my favorite. Service was super friendly and food took about 10-15 minutes to come out. There's nowhere to sit and eat so it's takeout only. Cute little neighborhood market/bakery with coffee, tea, pastries, and savory items. There were some unique products in the market section and honestly, they were soooo expensive, plus I think most things didn't have a price tag. I wound up grabbing some Hey Champ candy bars and they were $5 each (same as their website price but kinda crazy cause they're tiny).

I love their biscuits and breakfast burrito:) We like going…read morethere on weekends which can get really busy so we like to order online for easy pick up. I've got orange juice the other day and found mold looking things on the lid. I had no time to go back but hopefully it wasn't mold:)

Food was very good I take home smoked fish Service is good…read morewith a smile It almost looks like a bakery well lit and open airy very clean Save up as they have plenty of caviar See you there

If you are into gourmet foods/grocery...you'll love this place. Came here for brunch today and left…read morewith a bag full if goodies...with ice of course because of the caviar = ) They carry Siberian, Russian, Kazachstan Sturgeon caviar at very reasonable prices. Aside from caviar, they have a good selection of smoked fish and all sorts of gourmet butters, spreads and condiments. A great way to sample some of their offerings is to dine there as they have a n extensive menu filled with creative dishes using mamy of the ingredients they sell at the store. I'll definitely be back!

I have been here a few times now and the lobster rolls are amazing every single time. The customer…read moreservice and overall experience are just as great. The space itself is really cute and thoughtfully designed, with a lovely aesthetic that makes you want to stay. They also have a speakeasy in the back that requires a reservation and offers a set menu. I have not gone yet, but it looks incredible and is definitely on my list. The owner is incredibly sweet, and her son is the chef. You can really feel the care and pride they put into the food, and it shows in every bite. I love the variety they offer as a deli, and everything I have tried so far has been delicious. On top of that, the value is unbeatable. You are getting two incredible lobster rolls for the price you would normally pay for one elsewhere. I can absolutely see myself coming back more and more, and I cannot wait to try more items on the menu.

What a lovely little shop/restaurant in the middle of boring ol' NoHo…read more The storefront reminds me of a proper craft shop in England and I could get lost for hours browsing the market area that's filled with gourmet items from Italy, France, Spain. There's also fresh seafood for purchase by the pound. The last time I was here I bought the freshest Prince Edward Island mussels for just $10/lb. You hear that, overpriced McCall's? You could also order the succulent lobster roll at $35 (worth every penny) but we come for Nori Nights, every Thursday to Saturday, with two seatings a night to enjoy moreish handrolls with luxurious fillings like caviar and sea urchin. The ambience of the "hidden" restaurant is inviting and lush, with vintage charm and whimsy, like a posh speakeasy. We were early for our reservation and Leriza, the lovely owner allowed us to look around and take pictures. We will be back and can recommend this place to seafood lovers and home cooks alike. Go on, treat yourself. Life's short. You deserve it.

Excellent variety of imported food, wine, and spirits you won't find anywhere else…read more Focused on European to Russian cuisine and in between. Resembles the layout of Costco.

Used to love this place, but prices have gone up so much. I understand the economic impact,…read morehowever some items are double the price than some other places .

As a Bangladeshi person I always try to support Bangladeshi stores or restaurants. I avoid leaving…read moreany review if I don't like the food or service. Unfortunately, this is the only place where I got scammed! Asked multiple times & made sure the person at the meat section understood that I want goat feet, not lamb. Found out those were lamb feet when my whole house started to smell. Waste of not only those feet, also loads of spices. Asked if they have goat vuri (tripe), he said yes & gave me nari (small intestines). I had no idea a Bangladeshi store would even carry those. Trashed after thawing. Because it was a chunk of iceberg when he cut those & I had no idea. He knew clearly what I was looking for & yet sold me that junk for a lot of money. It is totally unacceptable & immoral to scam anyone (forget fellow Bangladeshi). Not only they lost a potential customer, but also now they have this review & I'll make sure to inform everyone I know to avoid this place. So many other Bangladeshi stores around there to choose from (I won't name any so it doesn't look like I'm either promoting or trying to denounce this place to help any other stores around). I hope they realize their mistakes & start fresh with better business ethics.

Good experience! Very friendly staff . I had called to ask a…read morequestion and they were able to answer quickly and were very friendly over the phone I then went in store to buy the item and they were very sweet. One small issue is that I was overcharged for one item however it was only a dollar so I didn't comment on it so that falls on me besides that I would give it five stars. Lots of Halal and Indian options. If you are looking for specific foods, they have some really cool items.

This is the best place to go for meat, I'm obsessed with the American wagyu and come for multiple…read morepounds of it every week. They have marinated chicken thighs that are also delicious and multiple kinds of lule (I've tried the veal one) honestly this is one of the cleanest and freshest establishments I've been to in LA and I love how helpful the staff is. It's a discreet location in the back of the grocery store you walk in so if you don't go to the back right corner of the grocery store then you might miss it.

This place went downhill fast…read more When the owner was involved, everything was fine. Now the service is terrible. The staff doesn't care, no one knows what they're doing, and most of the time they supposedly don't even have what you're asking for. I've walked out multiple times because it was such a waste of time. Really disappointing.

I always receive excellent customer service. Premium selection of great tasting meats…read more It's a breeze to purchase. Meat comes from Mexico. Most of the time I've been here, no noise. It is located in a plaza with self parking spaces. The parking spaces are small. They have 2 designated parking spaces by the front door.

Sukarne is the place for meat because the price and quality are honestly hard to beat. Their cuts…read moreare super fresh, really tender, and way better than what I usually find at regular grocery stores. Plus, the prices are always solid -- you get high-quality meat without paying high-quality prices.

I turned to my friend and said "I think this is my favorite sushi spot now." I heard about the…read moreJoint Seafood and investigated yesterday - going in to just sniff things out. The space is really quite large. I was happy to see there was a seafood counter with a display case of smoked fish, a couple of dips, aged beef. The guys were super friendly behind the counter. I spotted the cafe area where they serve coffees and teas - I made a note that I had to come back to try that. Back to the deli counter - they recommended I try the smoked sea bass since they don't get it in often so I took some of that and a smoked salmon collar. The hand roll bar was empty since it was late in the afternoon but too early for dinner. I promised the sushi chef there that I would return. So I went back today with a couple of friends. We sat at that hand roll bar and had the best hand rolls I've ever had. We ordered a la carte and I absolutely loved those creations - full of flavor, texture - unique and tantalizing! I'm curious to go back and try some of the other things on there like the burger? the shabu shabu? I can't wait to see how they serve those items. Their little market area is fascinating as well - with small bottles of soy sauce aged in bourbon barrels and other delicious sounding ingredients. I did end up taking home a shaker bottle of their house made furikake. Can't wait to try that! I'm so happy this is in the neighborhood. It's a great spot to introduce friends to and serves as inspiration for anyone who loves to cook.

TLDR: 4/5 - Review comprised of the cafe and fish market only w the Sunday bbq fish edition. Great…read moreselection, of fish but can run out quickly. Cafe is a hidden gem. Service was satisfactory. Fish was very fresh and tasty. I would come again to try the restaurant and their other fish products I missed. So this place is a choose your own adventure (handrolls, fish shop, cafe), built out in this tetris sort of layout. Upon entry you have some high chair seating and the cafe straight to the back. Along the other side is some window seating followed with the fish shop on against the last wall. Overall its pretty small so seating is limited. So much so I was indirectly informed to move from the window seating after sitting there with my bev and bread because that was for the handroll section. So I promptly went outside. Ordered: Iced Chai Latte: 5/5 - Excellent Chai. Best I've had in a minute Banana Bread: 5/5 - Recommended to me by the server. Sigh, reminded me of those good ol covid days. Very good banana bread. BBQ Fish: 4/5 So fun fact - on sundays whatever you buy from the fish shop they'll bbq it for you, pretty cool right? While the prices are a little steep, most of it is by weight so my selected fish actually was only $6. When we do the bbq option you get a little slaw to go with it. I asked the guy to give me a relatively affordable but good option and now I don't remember what it was I know. But it WAS good. It was light, a little citrusy, and surprisingly meaty? If I closed my eyes and did a blind test you could've had me fooled for red meat. If you don't like bones and all I would suggest something else. Now I have to say as soon as I ordered that one of the girls who worked there was on her off day and ordered a salmon burger, and apparently that's off the menu and isn't every week! I felt bamboozled, the fish guy did me wrong haha. With that said, if you can be here for that it seems well worth it, the grill man was mostly cooking patties and I asked one party how was it and they said it was delicious, really packed too, that burger was thick! Now there is some outdoor seating (3) but between the handrolls in the back and the bbq in the front it could be hard to find a place to sit. I got there around 12 Sunday and a few things I wanted were already sold out so I'd say make it earlier or order ahead if you can. All in all this place has been on my list for a few years now and I'm glad I finally went. I enjoyed what I experienced so far but I'm willing to go back to get the full nine yards.

I recently purchased the beef pelmeni and the potato vareniki from Let Me Cook, and I highly…read morerecommend them. The flavor, taste, and quality of the ingredients were outstanding. Everything tasted fresh, authentic, and homemade. You made me a very happy customer, and I was truly pleased with my meal at home. I'm looking forward to purchasing more of your quality products in the near future. Wishing you continued success in your business!

We've been to Let Me Cook's tastings before, and they hosted another one again on 12/13, which says…read morea lot about their consistency. What I appreciate most is being able to try the food first and then purchase -- especially as a parent. It takes the guesswork out of ordering and makes it easy to see what kids actually enjoy, while also introducing them to different cuisines from another country in a low-pressure way. Seeing the food being handmade on site adds a level of trust you don't always get, and everything we tried tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. It feels less like a pop-up and more like something built with care. If you see them hosting another tasting, it's definitely worth stopping by -- particularly for families or anyone curious about handmade European food. We'll be keeping an eye out for the next one.