This has become a family staple when visiting our UCF son every other month. Each sandwich tried…read morehas been wonderful and large and filling, and the lobsta' canolli stuffed pastry is to die for ..... We did try a bread pudding that was dried, boring, and seemed to be a one and done. Bread pudding needs to have a little wiggle. Perhaps out tooo long over in the cafe service area. No worries .... I will come back for something else to try next !

Everything I expected from an Italian market and more! This was my first time here and had heard…read moregreat things. So I was really excited to try a few things! The market is honestly huge and I'm pretty sure anything you were looking for they'd have. But what I was really was there for was to try their chicken parm sandwich. And it was delicious. The flavor was amazing, the sauce was tasty and the cheese melted right off. It was so good I ate the entire thing. And trust me it's a HUGE sandwich. I also tried 2 of their cookies and they were so soft and melted right in my mouth. They even had a coffee shop inside too. What I loved about this place is they had a whole seating area outside to eat. It was shaded and fans blowing so it was decent out there. Everyone there was super nice and can't wait to go back! Wish they had another location near the parks. Because it is a little far away for me. 5/5

This market is fantastic! First off, they are very organized and clean, and the decorations are…read morethoughtful to the culture. They even have a separate area for deli and meats. Second, they have a lot of variety of snacks, baking items, drinks, cheeses, meats and more. And they made it is easy to navigate the market. They have carts and bins to utilize while shopping. Lastly, the owner is very kind. 5 out of 5 experience. We will definitely come back for our Balkan grocery list.

Fantastic new Balkan market that just opened in the area. Grocery items that I've never heard…read morebefore but look delicious. They have Balkan snacks, ice cream, meats, cheeses, chocolate, pasta, canned vegetables, soap, local bread, and more! The little deli room in the back is a hidden gem, the cured meats are absolutely delicious. Can't wait to see how they continue to grow into their space and what new products they bring in. The employees are very nice as well. Thank you to the Sip into Spring wine walk for showing me this new spot!

Family run business. Friendly, helpful,…read more A lot of International products. Excellent range of teas, dairy, groceries

1) The place doesn't look clean…read more 2) a lot of their products are not fresh. Just 30 seconds into the store and you'll be able to tell. Have a look at the pics I posted. We wanted to try some of the pastries they have in one of the sections, the girl said I'm not gonna charge you because the items are too old and they might not be good anymore. ( then why the heck would you even sell them???!!!) 3) some items are really overpriced. You can find them for cheaper price in international market I left buying only a mascarpone cheese and some honey. The honey was one of the most expensive honey I've bought and in terms of the quality it was probably the worst I've ever had. Don't get the thyme honey, it's basically water and sugar in the form of honey.

Super fresh produce and lots of imported authentic Mediterranean dry foods. The prices are hands…read moredown THE best, even beating the farmers market and fancy fruits out. The prices for the imported dry goods is insanely reasonable. I've looked some of the products up online and they were a third the price. Fresh spices, produce and frozen good selection was the best part for me. This is a place I have drove past so many time but now will make a staple. The customer service was friendly and they were stocking more fresh produce while I was there. You have a request, just ask and they will see if they can get it for you. If you're looking to eat. Clean Mediterranean diet this place will help & keep you on the right path. They do not sell meat but they do have everything else.

Family owned and reasonably priced produce. Good quality produce. Some specialty items are high…read morepriced. Others are great prices. Ask them about their delivery days for extra fresh options. On those days it's like I just picked it from my garden. The customer service can be exceptional. Most of the employees give great service. However, there is one employee who seems to get testy as she seems to allow her moods to rule how she interacts with customers. She seems to be selective too, as I've seen her treat some customers badly and others well on the same day. She use to be nice with me until one day she accidently short changed me. When I brought it to her attention, she denied it. I smiled and said, "Well it's only a few cents anyway. If you find your register is over at the end of the day, you'll know where it came from." I had given her a quarter; she counted it as a nickel. It's very immature and unprofessional and petty to hold such a grudge, thus I couldn't give 5 stars. But I don't let that stop me from enjoying the good qualities of shopping locally. We are blessed to have a family run produce market in our neighborhood where most of the service providers take pride in their quality goods. They even have a few organic options.

Needed a sweet treat after a long week and it was still open so I made a quick stop at Saba Bakes…read more Picked up one for today and one for tomorrow. They sell per pound at $14.99. Got both the cakes for a total of $5 and got to enjoy the coffee cake which is not overly sweet but that is what I needed and wanted. With a large glass of milk and my little sweet snack, it was simply the best step into the weekend.

Amazing. Amazing. I'm half Iranian and these treats are heaven for me. It's a little tough to find…read morebut just call and they can help you if you need it. It's within the "warehouse" complex. This is a perfect place to try new things.. if you've never had Iranian desserts and they can also make cakes for events! If you're Iranian and/or already been opened to the world of Iranian sweets, here's where you can get all the things you love. Baklava, nokhodchi, bamiyeh, zoolbia, etc.. and even fresh baked Persian breads like barbari and lavash. Highly recommend. I love the Napoleoni and Rollet, and the Latifeh is delicious too. You can never go wrong with the Noon'e Chamei (cream puffs). Those are an awesome party snack/dessert.

I had been passing by this place for years before finally stopping in last year just to see what…read morethey had to offer. I was pleasantly surprised to the find that it is a small international market store that offers groceries - canned, refrigerated and frozen - candies and other treats along with a small menu of food items and some personal care staples. I am most intrigued by the grocery options and they carry a few unique items that I've not seen in bigger brand stores like Walmart, Publix or Sprouts. A few times that I've come in since, I have seen some ladies in the back hand rolling dough for the pastries or other breaded goods sold. I do know that if you purchase a meat pie or pastry, that they will offer to warm it up for you. I've had a meat pie and a Danish and they both were delicious. It seems that most people order food items to go, however, they do have a quiet corner that appears to be set for indoor dining use. The prices of everything seem pretty reasonable and fair to me. I'm surprised at the variety of items that they carry given the small square footage that they have - they have done well. I think that this is definitely a gem hidden in plain sight. You may find that it is worth checking out.

I wish there were more stars for me to give them. Firstly I'm just about as basic American slob as…read moreit gets, I've got hamburgers for bones and my blood is an ungodly mix of Pepsi and bud light. My point is I'm not the most worldly guy. These wonderful people opened their kitchen to us in a way I've never experienced. Granted their dining space was limited and it was unused and unlit when we arrived. But with merely a flick of a light switch and we were treated to a level of culinary excellence this poor soul has never had the privilege to experience before and worries aside from a return trip may never experience again. The owner treated us like family, asking questions kindly as we appeared to be undoctrinated with the food. Unbeknownst to him our matriarch was Russian, and of course she ordered for us. I have no doubt though that you could walk off the street with no Russian interpreter ( my wife) and still have a lovely time. The beef pilaf...I could eat this endlessly. The beef is so tender and amazingly seasoned, you can tell care is taken with the preparation. With it the rice and carrots are a wonderful medley of sweet and savory. Anyone who has had fresh pickles knows there's just no comparison to the mass produced kind, and lucky is they served the pilaf with beautiful slightly sour dill pickle slices. The blinchink with beef was a wonderfully crisp pocket of savory flavors and perfectly balanced with a playfully spicy sauce. The Olibia salad was light and flavorful but oh so satisfying, and my god the rye bread they brought with it would bring tears to your eyes just by it's lonesome. A wonderful side effect of such a smaller venue is the attention you get paid by the staff. Can we say czar for a day? Food was coming out constantly, we never had to ask for a single concession whether it be drink, silverware or food. And although ordinarily such quick service might cause one to concern themselves with pre-made food of lower quality, i can assure you it isn't the case here. Everything, and i mean everything, from the in house compote and kvotz to the samsa was of the highest quality and freshness as soon as it hit the table. You know how olive garden likes to say " when you're here you're family"? Meanwhile when you actually go it's just a dull eyed college kid half heartedly tapping your microwave order on an iPad. Well here you really are, the owner went so far out of his way to ensure our visit was excellent. I am saying this without alliteration, the man hugged me twice. If you want the best Russian food you've ever had and simultaneously meet some genuinely wonderful people, l highly suggest this restaurant.

The baklava was out of this world! If you're a fan of baklava, you will love this place. The owners…read moreare very nice and welcoming. They have numerous types to choose from, but the traditional is my favorite. They also ship, which I haven't tried yet, but I've always gotten mine fresh and it's been amazing. I'll definitely be coming back for more!

Kind, courteous, and welcoming, executive chef Selin Akkaya readily answered all of our questions,…read moreexplaining that the Turkish people do not put honey in their baklava, something I'm traditionally used to. In all honesty, hers--sans the overpoweringly sweet honey--is much better. It is lightly sweet and permits the full flavor of the finely ground walnuts to shine through. Worry not, though, as delectable desserts are not the only specialty! Savory options / meals are also present. The ground beef borek was spectacular as was the cheese borek; both accompanied by a simple side salad of greens, grape(?) tomatoes, and a very light olive oil and balsamic. Cleansed my palate with their Ginger Snap juice (pineapple, ginger, green apple and lemon).

Great customer service from as soon as I entered, I was greeted and asked that I wanna place an…read moreorder. I was really just there for browsing to see what they had. They had an array of products from specialty drinks, seasonings, snack, snacks, cleaning supplies to hookah and perfumes. I got some homemade hummus and pita chips with a sparkling coconut water which I've never had before. I would definitely come back when I have more of a idea of what I want, but the selection that they have is very vast and authentic, and I think anyone going will be pleasantly surprised with this little gem. Plenty of parking and easily accessible for the handicap.