The food here is absolutely excellent! We have traveled over 20 minutes to get here for years…read more We have tried breakfast lunch and dinner and all of it is fantastic. On Friday nights they have a fish fry to die for. And the price is very reasonable. They have plenty of baked goods. Our favorites are the cinnamon rolls. So soft! Their bread loaf is so soft and fresh. Cookies always a favorite of our kids. As an added bonus they have an isle of seasonings and baking ingredients that are cheaper than you can get anywhere else. If you come here you won't be disappointed at all. But rather it will become a yelp favorite for you! Found they had a website with pictures and prices. Here it is. http://countrysidebakeshop.vpweb.com Just finished a dinner here it was fantastic as usual. Fish, shrimp, and chicken fingers With a drink and two sides. $8 on Friday. Cannot be beat.

The person that owns this restaurant is shady and dishonest. She employs people without paying…read morethem, doesn't follow child labor laws, doesn't follow cleaning and storage guidelines and lost her whole staff because she treated them so bad. I am still owed $800.00 and she won't pay me for the work I did and won't give my employment records to my parents. My parents had to file formal complaints with the labor board.

This is a new to me restaurant here in town serving Bosnian food. I had the Cevapcici with a…read moreBosnian cola. The meat is like a sausage without a cashing and very mildly spiced. The cola had a strong flavor and almost no a aftertaste. There was a smoking deck and from where I was sitting I could smell cigarettes as people walked in and out. They also sell cappuccinos and espresso. There are four different bottled beers. The grocery is small and stocks Eastern European goods. They also have fresh bread. I was able to pick up a Milka chocolate bar a couple of dollars.

This review is of the market, not the attached restaurant. I unfortunately have never had their…read morefood, but it certainly looks and smells delicious. As far as the market goes, it is a pretty poor selection of "Mediterranean" goods. It seems like they are more targeting one specific culinary tradition rather than what might actually be termed Mediterranean. This is only bad because you, like me, might be going here to find bulgur, sumac, semolina, etc., and be disappointed that they don't have any of these things, which is weird for a store with this name.

Bahar Cafe is one of my go-to spots…read more This is where I come to sit down, slow things down, have a cappuccino or Turkish coffee, and read or do Bible study. The atmosphere is calm, never overly busy, and just has a great vibe all around. The coffee is top tier--honestly the best cappuccino in town. And the food is just as good. The gyro is phenomenal, and the goulash is one of our favorites. What really sets this place apart is that it's a small, family-run business. I've been going here for years, and I genuinely love this family and what they've built. You can feel that it's authentic and made with care. If you're looking for a peaceful spot with great coffee, great food, and real people behind it, this is it.

What a great find! Our friend took us here when we were visiting. I don't think we would have even…read morefound this place without him showing us. It's a cute lil restaurant and convenience store. We ordered a few items and everything was delicious. It took some time for the food, but that was fine because it was worth it. The portion size was pretty big so bring your appetite. There was only one person prepping the food from what we could tell. The staff were all friendly. If I'm back in the area I'd definitely go here again.

I'm by no means an expert at shopping in international markets but I was impressed with my stop at…read moreNAN Asian market. They have a wide variety of items, frozen goods (like seafood and dumplings), lots of noodles (both plain noodles and instant noodle meals), grains, some sweets, fresh produce, and coffees/teas. My main reason for stopping by was for bulk sesame seeds. They unfortunately don't sell them in bulk bags but their prices were lower than surrounding chain grocers so I got some anyways! They also have Thai tea mix, which can be difficult to find. I'm sure I'll be back for that when I run out. My only complaint was that things were a little hard to find and it was difficult to tell who was working the register so I stood around for a while waiting for someone to help me check out. Overall, they have a very good selection and the woman who eventually helped me was very nice! Note: bring cash if you don't intend to spend much. There's a $10 minimum for card transactions.

Pretty good market in a city that desperately needs foreign food. You can find most of the usual…read moreAsian market goods here such as noodles, frozen meats, and fresh vegetables. They don't really have fresh meats, and their frozen selection isn't as extensive as many other Asian markets. For bowling green it is good, but if you really need something specific, you may have to go to Nashville. If you catch them on a good day you can get an English speaker to help you, and they are extremely nice. Other days you may be the only English speaker in the store

I woke up this morning and said to myself, "self, you need to have a good gyro today for lunch."…read more After polling my family and Yelp results, I found Sam's and I'm really glad that I did! No one was there on a Saturday around lunch time. We ordered from a pleasant fellow at the counter who quickly put our beef/lamb gyro sandwiches together. Everything was super fresh. Our order of fries were fried to order. Two gyro sandwiches, one order of fries, and one beverage came out to $22 even. They'll take your card but a nearby sign says that they prefer cash. I didn't see anything about those dumb credit card fees, so hopefully that doesn't exist. The place seemed quite clean. No concerns there. There are several tables for dine-in. There is no outdoor seating. When we arrived, the pleasant fellow was jamming out to what I would describe as trendy Miami Beach hotel lobby music - a little bit dance club, a little bit ambient beats. He turned it down, but maybe should have turned it off. If it was left at the original volume, I'd have docked a star just for the hit to the already limited ambiance. The food was STELLAR. I commented to my favorite dining companion that we could come back for a gyro anytime. He agreed. The pita bread was toasted perfectly, the veggie components of the sandwiches were fresh and bright, the meat was pre-cut from the rotisserie but was perfect and plentiful. You'll have to eat some of the sandwich insides before you can fold it taco style and finish it, so grab a fork and dig in. The fries were those chunky style ones that were fried to crisp perfection and dusted with a seasoned salt of some sort. I did not check to see if the Heinz ketchup at the table is actually Heinz or if they are refilling the bottles (iykyk). The sandwich is plenty for lunch - you don't need fries or a side to get a filling meal. The location is easy enough to get in and out of for a quick escape if you order takeout. I did notice an advertisement for delivery, but it wasn't Uber Eats, Grubhub, or DoorDash. I'll be back! I do love a gyro but I plan to try the salads and platters. I hope you stop in and give it a try! Enjoy!

Too much seasoning Need bigger menu Pricing ok but need…read morefresher meat Fries cooked to order

Lots of good food. People were helpful. Found cookies ibuse…read moreto eat in New York. Just brought back memories. They are made in another country. I believed from Germany. I will be going back. It is a neighborhood store. I don't have to drive to Kroger.

This is a great little international market in Bowling Green and is very close to downtown. It…read moredoesn't look big on the outside but they have a surprising amount of stuff inside. Lots of fresh produce (for great deals), fresh meat/butcher, and frozen and refrigerated goods. They have many different food types including Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Hispanic, and some Middle Eastern items too. If you are looking specifically for one of those, you may be better off at a more specific store. However this one has a great variety and you can find almost anything you may need from an international market. Their prices are good and it's a clean store.

Sam's Gyros is a hidden gem tucked into an average looking strip mall in Bowling Green, KY. My big…read moreregret about Sam's is that though I've spent months in Bowling Green, I hadn't tried Sam's until last week. Well, after my first visit, it's safe to say I've found one of my new Bowling Green Staples! Because of its nondescript location, it can be easy to overlook Sam's as just another restaurant in a sea of restaurants in a bustling College Town. However you'll find that it's often recommended both online and by locals as one of the ideal spots for a Mediterranean lunch. The menu is refreshingly simple, and offers most (if not all) of the entrees for less than $10. The ingredients are basic, but pack a punch where they're needed the most, taste and value. As a dining experience, it's no-frills, and honestly that's not at all a bad thing. Keto/ Low Carb Folks: I'd recommend going for a Chicken or Beef Greek Salad (It's even advertised as 0 carbs!). While there can certainly be some sneaky carbs in this dish, it easily fits what you're looking for in a Keto Meal. Overall, if you're looking for quick, high-value, low-cost, simple and tasty Mediterranean meal in BG, you owe it to yourself to give Sam's Gyros a try!

They refused to give me a cup of water with my food. It's a big sandwich I just wanted something to…read morewash it down with. The dude was a complete dick about it. He said he needed to make a profit. That's why I'm buying the sandwich, genius. I'm not asking for a free cup of water, I'm asking for a cup of water to help me enjoy the huge sandwich I am PAYING YOU FOR. So dumb. Horrible business sense. Zero hospitality. Zero professionalism. He was basically wearing pajamas back there. The opposite experience of the last time I went when it was a father and son working. Get rid of bald glasses guy who rolls out of bed and comes straight to work. He HIGH KEY does not want to be there, just looking so sad and angry stalking behind the counter in his pajamas. Bring back the father/son who know how to treat customers with kindness and generate business.

The place has closed. It's not open anymore. I'm not sure when it closed. It will be missed. As the…read morefood was delicious and it was always packed.

A local dinner with home style food. Not particularly special, but a solid option for home…read morecooking. Service was adequate but kind of difficult to catch your server. It's often very crowded at breakfast.