FLAAAAAAAVA FLAAAAAAV…read more lmao! They got hella autographs on their wall from celebrities from all different worlds ahaha Look. This is a corner store to a few different apt buildings around the way. It serves its function. It has all you would need without having to pull up on Ralph's. Plus, it's family owned - so you know I'm a support all things mom and pop. Tell ya momma, ya Aunty and whomever else you know to puuuuuull up if you need it, lol

Owner is cool... Lots of stuff to buy here at reasonable prices…read more... Be careful parking is tight so you can subject your car to lots of dings :)

I have been going to Village Market for 30 years. Even before it was called Village Market, It used…read moreto be Dale's. I truly like this mini store/market. It is so convenient since I live right across the street from the store. I don't drink alcohol, but they have an EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF NOT ONLY BEER AND WINE, but every alcohol that you can think of. I browsed the isle few times to buy a housewarming gift for friends and family. They literally have everything from A to Z. From liquor, to food and drinks to household supplies. Store is nice, clean, organized and fully stocked. Food is 95% fresh. However, customer service is good, but can be better depending on the DAY, PERSON and their MOOD. Sometimes they are very helpful, friendly, and sometimes they will just stare at you like they didn't hear or understand what I have said. Prices are STEEP, but I guess you are paying for the convenience so you don't have to go to the local grocery store. Another thing that I don't like that I have noticed is why is it that there are no prices marked on the items? Every time I have to go and ask the cashier or someone to find out the price of a certain item. Take the time people and please mark the prices on the products. It will be very helpful!! And give out an itemized receipt with your purchase without being asked. If I wasn't a regular customer and didn't know Tony, Doris, Thirteen,Eddy, Jeff and Pablo, I would have given them 3 stars. But for now 4 stars will do . And if you guys do those minor things another star will be added and you will hit the jackpot!! Thank you and will return soon!!

This is not your typical liquor store. Tony is always happy and asking everyone how they're doing…read more This is the best little market in the neighborhood. They have it all.

Great food ! And great price , everything fresh! I like…read morepiroshki and pastries and get your order fast! Food is great 4/5 but overall experience to me is 5 .

I don't understand why this lovely, big, bright store has mixed reviews on Yelp. Well, being the…read moreoptimistic and positive person that I am, I am going to go with my own feelings and instincts based on the previous 4 visits that I had and today's visit. Walked in earlier this morning around 10AM and got a very nice, pleasant greeting from 3 of their employees. They were eager to help me and even offered me a shopping cart. This store truly looks like a garden. It is fully stocked with international foods, refrigerated drinks, fresh produce, a huge selection of hot cases, ready-made salads, soups, baked goods, marinated meats/seafood and a whole lot more. On today's visit I bought: apples, bread, cookies, salt, oranges, drinks of different kinds, 4 onions, a box of teabags, deli products, and a few ready-made salads. The employees are great, helpful and will even offer to take your groceries to your car. Their cheese turnovers are very delicious. They also have dairy and deli departments. Place is very clean, reasonable, affordable prices with some great Armenian and Russian music playing overhead. Have a nice size parking lot. What more do people want?? Go get what you need and stop complaining. Other people are starving everywhere. Feel blessed, lucky and grateful for what you have!!!!!!

This store deserves above and beyond recognition!! Higher than the moon, the stars and the sun. I…read morehave been here 4 times in the past, but not in a very long time. This place is truly a gem shared with other businesses and has a nice parking lot for everyone. Prices are affordable and reasonable based on what you are getting. The store is HUGE, and all the aisles are very clean and easy to navigate. Employees hands down are some of the best, and always eager to help you in any way, in every department. They carry selections of domestic & imported groceries including Middle Eastern foods. They sell ready-made hot foods, have an excellent choices of Israeli groceries, deli, dairy, baked goods, and more.. Everything is so fresh and delicious. Also have plenty of products to soothe the appetite of other customers who are not Jewish. Offers catering, Kosher options, and also delivery. This morning I felt like I was the 1st customer when I walked in around 7:30am in the morning. I saw 5 other people inside the store. I guess it was Sunday & everyone was still asleep. They have literally anything and everything from A to Z. I bought me Spicy Tuna roll Sushi, some fresh Salmon cuts, ready-made pasta, 4 pieces of marinated Chicken breast, Spinach & Potato Borekas from their bakery. Also bought a bottle of imported wine from Italy. Their produce department is super fresh. So is the meat department. 3 other things to keep in mind. They don't sell pork & seafood.Closed on Saturdays! They will even help you with the groceries to your car! So lovely and convenient... Established back in 2008 and still going STRONG!!! Thank you Cambridge Market, employees and management. Will definitely return soon.

I don't get to the Valley often, but when I do, I always make a point of stopping by to pick up…read moreIsraeli products I can't find in the city. This time, I went during Purim. I grabbed some things I can't get near my home, including traditional Hamantaschen cookies to celebrate the holiday. I bought the poppy seed Hamantaschen from Antikovich Bakers. Ten damn dollars for that garbage. Hands down, they were the worst Hamantaschen I have ever had in my entire life. They were so bad I'm genuinely shocked they're even allowed to be sold in the United States. The cookies themselves were awful, but the so-called "poppy seed" filling was the absolute worst -- it was just a weird, disgusting paste with almost no poppy seeds at all (check the ingredients list, it's pathetic). There was barely any filling inside, and the cookies weren't even properly folded around it the way real Hamantaschen are traditionally made. Instead, the factory just slapped a tiny drop of that slop into a cookie that only pretends to be a Hamantaschen. It was fake news from top to bottom. The packaging was a straight-up scam. The bottom of the container curves inward, stealing about half the space so it holds way less than it looks like. Then they slapped a huge sticker on the lid that completely blocks your view inside, so you can't see how empty it actually is. The cookies are just staggered around the center like some cheap trick. Someone went the extra mile to design the perfect packing scam -- and then had the nerve to fill it with the worst Hamantaschen a human being could possibly produce. On the same trip, I also bought some Israeli Elite instant coffee in hazelnut flavor. The only good thing was that it was on sale -- almost half price compared to the regular Elite coffee and the mocha flavor. It was about $6 instead of the usual $12, so I was pleasantly surprised and grabbed a few containers. Biggest mistake ever. When I got home and actually looked at the bottom of the containers, I saw the printed codes. I had to research them online to understand what they meant. Turns out the coffee was heavily expired. I bought it in March 2026, and it had expired in December 2024 -- well over a year ago. WTF?! Why the hell is Cambridge selling products that expired more than a year ago? They slashed the price in half, which means they damn well knew it was expired and deliberately put it on the shelf to dump it on unsuspecting customers. That is a scam, plain and simple. There's no way to sugarcoat it. The attached photos show everything I'm talking about -- the pathetic filling, the deceptive packaging, the expired dates. Read the ingredients, look at the details. It's all right there. Unreal. By the time I discovered all this crap, I was already back home and it wasn't worth driving all the way back to the Valley to return it. So I guess this was an expensive lesson I had to learn the hard way. Cambridge, you need to do some serious soul-searching. Either start inspecting the quality of the garbage you're pushing on your customers, or do everyone a favor and go out of business.

Cheerfully greeted by staff. I had a gift card but didn't know the amount. Staff member was willing…read moreto assist. I selected a full dozen. They change cookies often. The service was quick compared the time it took to park the car. The parking is street only and can be a challenge at times.

This review is solely about the flavors. The worker was kind!…read more I got the World Cup cookies today and they were not good at all. I haven't been to Crumbl since last year and decided to stop in and try this weeks flavors since I was so excited for the World Cup. I was extremely disappointed. Honestly none of the flavors were good. The mango Tajín cookie has a weird flavor in the Tajín and it almost felt like corn syrup. The Nanaimo had a rich fudge chunk on top of the cookie that was just too much and the sports drink cookie was arguably the best but the icing was weird with the sour flavor. This is the first time I considered throwing out food I paid for. Definitely won't be going back.

One of the most popular thrift stores in the Valley - actually, the most popular and it is…read morefantastic - resides in a old Circuit City building near the intersections of Victory and Woodman. You absolutely can not overlook the famous red tower façade. To the left of this, sits a small shopping strip and in this shopping strip: you will see Monte Market. The signage font looks like it employed the same branding graphic designer as whomever is behind retailers REI or Patagonia, complete with mountain images; but this is no sporting goods store pampering the hiking and granola crowd. Rather, Monte Market is an ethnic market (predominately Armenian, Russian-Armenian) and being European (100% Hungarian) means that I ADORE ethnic stores and therefore I made a beeline for the Monte Market entrance like a moth to a flame. Monte Market is a relatively small space but they fit a large variety of goods into the square footage. You will find everything from dried fruits, nuts, candies/chocolates, teas, beverages, cookies, fruit syrups for seltzers (us Hungarians love these) lavash breads, and other dried goods; to fresh produce, refrigerated items and a deli and meat counter. You can find a little bit of everything at Monte Market on your list plus can order meats for your events (or just your dinner). The great thing about Monte Market is that in typical ethnic market fashion, you will find imported goodies that you don't see in our standard grocery stores even if from brands we are used to for example: Oreo and Twix cookies we don't have at Ralphs, tea inside matroyshka nesting dolls, etc. Also favorably, I've found that items tend to be expired at ethnic stores and covered in a layer of dust but that didn't seem to be the case at Monte Market. Another highlight of Monte Market? I was expecting crazy, overpriced items due to imports and being a specialty market and I was happily surprised to find that prices were VERY fair and even less than prices at a Ralphs! Even eggs which are in hot demand at the time of this review were cheaper than most other stores including Walmart. Very impressive, Monte Market! My only complaint with Monte Market is that I felt very out of place. Everyone from the employees to other customers were starting at me. Did they know I'm not Armenian? Was it because I was dressed up in a sexy outfit and heels? Even the girl behind the register whom I tried to start small talk with cause were were both wearing  cropped black leather jackets; asked if I needed help in a way that was obvious she thought I was trying to steal or be shady. Relax honey, I'm not stealing ethnic foods and simply browsing. Other than that slight hiccup; Monte Market is quite nice with a desirable selection of goods that is much better than the other Armenian markets in the adjacent area (which, for the record, also always give me weird looks as well so maybe it is because I'm not Armenian. Meh).  I suggest Monte Market up their customer service game. Despite this, I still recommend this market for your Middle Eastern goodies or to browse after your thrift store adventure.

I'm shopping there time to time. Always happy with my purchases, because sometimes it's only place…read morethere I can get my favorite items which I remember from Russia. I absolutely in love with all Armenian food. The only problem they had is inconsistently of salads taste. Sometimes it's good, or hot it supposed to be, but sometimes absolutely wrong. I hope they fix it)) It's not a big deal for people who know the recipe. Oh! And the bakery section is delicious. Hope, it's gonna grow as well! I know it's all coming for "big brother " shop, and the selection there is much more.

Abyss Marketplace & Liquor is a convenient, fast stop for the local neighborhood. Whether you need…read morea quick snack, a meal, liquor, or cigarettes, they cover the essentials well. While they have a solid variety of drinks, I stopped in specifically for the frozen yogurt this time. The froyo is definitely on the pricier side, and they don't offer sample cups. However, the staff was very polite--the man behind the counter was kind enough to let us try the flavors using a plastic spoon. The Chocolate, Coffee and Plain Tart were the standouts for me. I ended up with a small cup topped with brownie bites, cookie dough, and toffee. The topping station could use some work; the caramel sauce was completely out, there was no fresh fruit, and the overall selection was limited. If they put a bit more effort into restocking and expanding the toppings, the experience would be even better. That said, it really hit the spot for a quick sweet treat. They also seem to make sandwiches and sushi that look great, so I'll likely head back to try those soon. Service is fast, and there is plenty of parking out front in the shared lot with the UPS store and laundromat. A very nice, convenient local gem~

I have been here few times in the past, but not in a very long time. I made a trip down there this…read moremorning and as I walked in, I felt this great energy by Lucky and the staff. Service was on point and helpful. Chill vibe with good energy. They have wine and other types of spirits. Cheap beers from $1.00 to $3.00. I didn't get any alcohol but got me a frozen yogurt that was soothing and refreshing. Vanilla flavor. It truly is a good store with clean aisles. Everything is fully, nicely stocked. Next time I will come try their sandwiches. Saw this one man eating it, and it literally opened up my appetite. Since it was still early in the morning, I stayed with a cookie and my Fro-Yo. A lot to choose from. Plenty of parking spaces. Give them a try. Very convenient and affordable! Thank you Lucky, Abyss Market & employees. Definitely will be back soon. I live so close to this area.

This market is amazing! They have everything you ever want…read moreand need. From fresh nuts, cheeses, spices, breads, meats, candies, sides, desserts, and much much more!

This grocery store is the best. They offer excellent quality produce and they truly care about…read moretheir customers. They offer the traditional Mediterranean grocery items (including the BEST homemade torshi AKA pickled vegetables). The store is very clean and organized. its always great to find quality goods but it so much better when the employees in the store are courteous, sweet and friendy. Every time I have been there they go above and beyond for their customers, and they truly make an effort to make their customers happy. their prices are reasonable. I highly suggest trying and making this market your go-to shop!