Super helpful staff which is knowledgeable about their products and can offer advice on how to use…read moreingredients. They stock a lot of spices and rices. You can also pick up specialty ingredients such as tamarind and Indian desserts. Kohli also sells some hot foods to go such as samosas.

I love Kohli's. It is a great indian place with an amazing selection of herbs, indian foods. Etc…read more Definitely stop and check it out!

Oakland has it's perks -- the book stores, the museums, the green space -- but having places to buy…read moreaffordable groceries is not one of them. Bombay Food Market solves that problem. Whether you're looking for Indian cuisine and ingredients or just some fresh produce without making the trek all the way to Market District or having them delivered, Bombay Food Market is a fresh and affordable option. Honestly, it's a godsend. I wish I'd known about it years ago.

Ah man I love it here because the prices are so good and they have all of the things I like but…read morecan't find at the big box supermarket. The only problem is that they have so much good stuff that I shop like I've never eaten before and spend way more money than anticipated. Hey it's not their fault they carry amazing products. You should see me trying to walk home when I've bought too much. Trying to carry it is a sight. They've got a great selection of fresh foods as well as convenience foods. Indian, Asian, etc.

Another stop on our Strip District Food Tour! Labad's…read moremimics of gas station convenience store and an ethnic grocery store combined. Shelves are lined with canned goods, fresh ingredients stored in baskets to buy by the pound, and for some reason branded tourist soap bars. For the Food Tour, we were treated to the fresh hummus and pita. The hummus was very fresh - the owner even discussed how he made it over the last evening, but the pita was extremely dry and flavorless. He was clearly a true chef and creates amazing cuisines. So it is very disappointing that the store has to morph into a touristy shop. The hookah and culture items make sense somewhat, but the Harry Potter and Star Wars themed soap bars just seem like a gimmick that takes away from the true essence of the store. If you like hummus, you should definitely grab a container of the fresh made. But honestly, I doubt many people stop here based on the appearance.

On a recent trip to the Strip District, I was short on time, but made a quick dash into Labad's to…read morebuy some halva. I had purchased some elsewhere recently, but felt compelled to stop in to see Labad's selection. The store ambiance is welcoming, and the man who assisted me was kind and calm when he showed me several types of halva. I chose the Lebanon Valley Halawa Plain. As soon as I got home, I tried a small piece. Oh, my gosh!! I couldn't believe how much better it tastes than any other brand I have tried. What a wonderful flavor and texture! Just perfect. I highly recommend Labad's.

I love this meat market nice atmosphere good prime rib just excellent I thank God for Joe's market…read moreand all the nice workers doing there best Thank You

Very disappointing. Meat selection is very small and limited. Don't waste your time driving here…read more Meat I purchased was just ok.

Meat masters!!! Walk the strip and look in every grocer's…read moremeat department, you'll find Parma products, so why not just go right to the source!! On our recent Food Tour of the Strip District, our first stop was at Parma Sausage Products. We tried the Lon Zetta, Rustico, and Hot Sopressata. You could taste the subtle flavorings and the meat was such a smooth bite! Hearing the history of this family owned business was the best - with photos across the walls celebrating the rich traditions! The meats are still made on site with the small quality and heritage of the past generations! The current owner was happy to share his stories and ready to answer any questions we had. We all walked out with additional purchases to level up our charcuteries and sandwiches. I purchased the Bourbon Salami for $8. The prices are ridiculously good - especially because you are buying it right from the source! Make sure to stop in to Parma during your next visit to the Strip District!

4.5 stars. Parma Sausage Products is a family-owned business that opened in 1954. It operates a…read moreretail store, online store, and wholesale. The menu lists many types of sausage: hot Italian, mild Italian, spicy Sicilian, garlic, breakfast, meatball, chorizo, bangers, veal, chipotle cheddar, linguica, Greek, kolbassi, and andouille. Other menu items include salamis, capicollo, prosciutto, hams, pancetta, and much more. I purchased one Polish kolbassi. It was a large size, so it was enough for my husband and me for two meals. This kolbassi had a decent price and tasted pretty good.

Fresh cuts old school Butcher plus staples, deli counter, and freezer items. Family tradition to go…read moreto Tom Friday's and it's just as good since it switched ownership upon Tom's retirement. Watch their flyers for specials. Order ahead too.

Tom Fridays Market opened in 1955. The store sells local farms' meats, including beef, pork, and…read morechicken. The store also sells some dairy products, produce, packaged foods, cleaning supplies, etcetera. Thanks to these other Yelp reviews, I decided to visit this store. At the meat counter, two employees spoke very courteously to my husband and me. They recommended that we purchase filet mignons, and we agreed to buy four. Next, the cashier immediately served us and spoke very nicely. The filet mignons were small, so the four together weighed slightly less than one pound. My husband said that the filet mignons contained more fat than the filet mignons that he buys from other stores. We did think that the filet mignons were tender and flavorful.

I can't even make this up, every staff member we interacted with was incredibly rude and…read moredismissive. The employee helping us was not helpful at all and seemed annoyed by every question we asked. I was asking about different cuts of meat, and instead of explaining them, he made faces as if I should already know the answers. You're a butcher, helping customers understand the products is literally part of the job. When I asked about ribs and how many I wanted, his response was, "Well, that's going to be $300," delivered with a sarcastic attitude that made us feel unwelcome. Throughout the entire interaction, it felt like we were inconveniencing the staff simply by asking questions. Customer service was extremely disappointing, and the rude treatment completely ruined what should have been a straightforward shopping experience. I won't be returning and would not recommend this business to anyone expecting basic courtesy and professionalism.

This is by-far the best meat market in the area. Grab a number and get those choice cuts. Please…read moredon't be rude and finish your phone calls before you shop. The service is top-notch and they make the best kielbasi in Pittsburgh! Check out their homemade bbq sauce that they used to serve at the old restaurant.

I discovered this place about a year ago an use it for all my rib and other smoked meats. The…read moresteaks are always well marbled and tender. I will never buy meat at a grocery store again

I've recently discovered the wonders of local butcher shops, and I have to say Market Fresh Meats…read morein Crafton is a great place. I've had their Delmonico steak multiple times, at $10.99 a pound, it's a great and delicious deal. As well, I've stopped in for their thick cut pork chops, seriously juicy and scrumptious. And then there was this one time they had a buy one - get one free on pork rib tips. I made many an amazing slow cooker meals from those! Not only is Market Fresh Meats convenient, the guys behind the counter are always super friendly, gregarious, and helpful. Now, go buy some meat from there!