Here is another great option for an Asian Market in the Radcliffe/Elizabethtown area. Lui Ji had…read morea bunch of fresh vegetable options in their cases. It's just my wife Sherry and I so we don't need that much of anything. The owner was more than happy to divide an already packaged Baby Bok Choy. There were candies and snacks, frozen items and lots of ramen choices including one which we tried that was advertised as atomic and they were not kidding! We have learned to put less of the heat package into the mix....ouchie wa wa! There were also dried items like shiitake mushrooms in smaller packages which was great for us. We will definitely shop here again. Stop by and try something new!

ETA (3/8/18): LiuJi recently shifted its location a few hundred feet to the left, perpendicular to…read morethe Dixie in a strip mall adjacent to their original location. ~~~~~~ New Asian market open in a previous location of Cottage Charm. While it's fairly small and certainly spare, items are well organized, in date, in good shape, and easily found on clean and tidy shelves. Produce and a few pre-made items are confined to coolers on the far left, rear left of the location has chest freezers, both of which have the added benefit of no lingering smells. Limited selection of bulk rice and other items, as well. Prices certainly fair (to low). Solid 3.5, especially if you're just looking for a few staple Asian ingredients that are otherwise unavailable from places like Kroger and Walmart, or trying to supplement Chinese food groceries / supplies without having to drive over an hour to more extensive markets.

The best place to find fresh produce with unique veggies. The carrots are enormous and great and…read moreyou can find very affordable items when you first enter on the right side. The rest of the store is packed with a frozen section and aisles of sauces, noodles, snacks, and a great selection of teas. They have a housewares section where you can find adorable tea sets and bowls. By the time you walk to the cash register, you will encounter beauty supplies as well. We love getting the veggie kimbap that is sitting in a warming tray and my kids love the jellies. The store itself is a bit crowded and can feel overwhelming but it has a charm as well! Definitely worth the visit if you need authentic products.

Everything is wonderful here! So many great finds and good prices! Everyone here is so friendly, we…read morewill definitely be going back regularly!

Really good for Thai Asian food. The people were very helpful. The place is well laid out - lots…read moreof interesting things to see and buy.

amazing customer service with a large variety of product. Really cool vibe in the store and would…read moredefinitely recommend this spot to other people in the area. 10/10

This business is closed. Even their phone is no longer in service…read more Sad because I l9ved their items and their food. I hope they just moved.

This grocery opened about a month ago and I finally stopped in to check it out and make a purchase…read more This location has been a couple other businesses in the past. It now has an International grocery, including GOYA brand foods. There are packaged items, frozen foods, fresh produce, sandwiches, drinks, breads and trinkets. I walked around and saw MANY items I may come back for when needed. On this occasion, I bought a French Bread loaf from Puerto Rico that was VERY good. It was super soft on the inside and a slight crust on the outside which was perfect. The night after buying it shows half has been eaten. I also got 2 ham and cheese empanadas. They were tasty and I liked the crunch of the pastry. Lastly, I ordered a Passion Fruit drink which was delicious. I must needs sample the other 2 drinks that are available at the counter. I saw some freezer section items I want to go back and purchase another time. There are items here that I never saw at any other grocery. Definitely check Domi-Rican out. The owners were congenial and answered all questions I had.

Tiny Irish shop downtown. Have passed it many times. What drew me in were authentic Cadbury Eggs…read more Who knew I've been eating fake ones all this time, made by Hershey for the US market. The originals come from England. There are other chocolates and cookies you might find to your liking and charms that might bring you luck. Very nice proprietor. Check it out. 38

OK, so I've been by this place so many times and finally stopped in. Very small shop but so many…read moreoptions - baby gifts, gorgeous sterling silver jewelry, and the prettiest woolley knits! Also, the food options ... Have you tried steak and kidney pie? Or chicken curry pie? What about Irish bangers? Cause I definitely enjoyed loading my basket up with the different food options. You can also get fun seasonal items (chocolate Advent calendars anyone)!

Two words: cheese pita. Wherever you live, this place is worth the drive just for the cheese pita…read more While you're there, also pick up the Zatar pita, labneh, grape leaves for the next time you make dolmathes from scratch, or just buy them in the large cans. Definitely coming back here!

Love that you can buy fresh pita and all kinds of great international groceries here!read more

I love going to lots of pasta for lunch getting a nice Panini or a charcuterie board with wonderful…read morecheese and some of my German products and don't forget the fresh bread.

Great little shop in the heart of St. Matthews. Great upscale offerings. Fresh frozen past meals,…read moredeli counter for sandwiches and fresh cut slices. Packaged sides, fresh produce and sweets. Love it!

They have the best tacos! Super yummy. I'm hooked now. Chicken is seasoned perfectly and the salsas…read moreare the best in town.

So it's very cramped but the products are fantastic. the prices were great!!! The whole fish in…read morebuns on the floor were slightly off putting but didn't stop me from shopping.

What a neat little store! It's super convenient that it's near to my house and the employees here…read moreare very friendly. The prices are also very reasonable.

With tempered expectations, Olde Towne Grocery serves a part of town with little other grocery…read moreshopping. I went specifically for a sale on beef they had promoted on FB. I was concerned the ads might be a bit and switch, but there was plenty of product available. I snared quite a few bargains. And I grilled one of the porterhouse steaks tonight and the quality of the beef was excellent. As for the rest of the store, inventory is limited. Some empty shelves, limited selection, and most items are roughly 50¢ to 1$ more than a chain store. The locals have to pay for the convenience. I found it frustrating that many items weren't clearly priced. Particularly in produce. Also, OTG has its own off street parking lot for convenience. Is this an every day shopper? No. But sale prices provide a great reason to shop.

Oh boy. I thought maybe I had walked into a grocery store that was in the process of packing up and…read moremoving. Many of the shelves were bare, and what was left on the shelves looked dusty. You know that scene from The Simpsons where Grandpa Simpson walks into a brothel, sees his grandson Bart, turns around and walks back out of the door? I kind of wanted to do one of those numbers upon entering Olde Towne Grocery. But I persisted, because I do love checking out local grocery stores when I'm visiting a new area. This one looked like it could have been so much better, but instead it was sad. Empty grocery shelves just give off a depressing feeling, you know? That said, the items that were on the shelves were arranged neatly, so there's that. There was very little produce, and what was there was just the hardy stuff that lasts a long time, like potatoes and onions. The meat counter did not look like it was in commission anymore. I guess a sparse grocery store in a neighborhood is better than no grocery store, right?