Good clothes, and they bought my stuff and gave me a good amount back. Would recommendread more

Sunnyvale Market and Deli is a fantastic corner mediterranean grocery store that carries niche…read moreitems like antep pistachio paste and halva. We've come in a few times and absolutely adore their selection, although I'd love to see the register moved so it's easier to stand in line, but they always have a few items we can only find online or in Turkey, so they're a great East Bay resource. The service is always friendly and helpful, so all in all we'll definitely keep coming back, especially for the amazing pistachio paste!

I love coming here and looking for the newest items to try. It's a small store and parking is a…read morenightmare if you come at peak times but it's worth the adventure IMO. The crew is always helpful and very nice. A must stop for snacks, quick bites, cheeses etc.

The best ! Love shopping at Trader Joe's! Friendly staff, clean store, and lots of unique,…read moreaffordable items--especially their frozen meals and snacks and drinks!

I stopped in at Kabab Burger for lunch today with a girlfriend. Service was quick, staff was…read morefriendly and courteous and most of all, the food was delicious. Everything is made fresh daily. I had a side of classic humus with fresh pita and the chicken kabab platter. My friend had the lamb kabab platter. Everything was absolutely top notch. Would highly recommend. It does not disappoint.

Really good food but the service was incredibly slow at 2:30 pm on Sunday with no one in the…read morerestaurant. Took over 20 minutes for a pita. Ridiculous

I've been shopping at this International Market for several years. The staff here are very friendly…read moreand happy to help you find what you need or something new to try. I often buy bulk roasted squash seeds here (they have a variety of different types, not just pumpkin), baklava, canned sardines, jerky, hot sauces, and apricot seeds (which are hard to find other places!) They also have a huge tea selection, and a counter for hot food sales, including authentic kabob plates with rice and salad. The market is hidden in the back of a small plaza and easy to miss, but definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and you know to look for it!

Great place and awesome provide prices. They are very honest and trustworthy. I go there all the…read moretime for my Middle Eastern/Afghan grocery shopping.

Enjoy the fresh cold cuts and baked bread. They have a variety of olives and can goods and teas…read more Place to check out. Middle eastern vibes. Service is good. They can friendly and quick Ambient is okay not very big. Have lots of items in the store. It clean Only thing parking is limited and can be a little bit cleaner

We spent some time this summer in Turkey which turned me on to Ayran, a delicious, salty yogurt…read moredrink -- perfect for hot days! I was craving it since home, especially when our days here have been sweltering. I had no idea where to get it locally, so I asked in a local Facebook group. I was turned on to Super Tehran, which is right by Costco. How convenient! The staff member behind the counter so friendly and helpful! Someone in the group mentioned which brand to get, but I could only see a tiny bottle that said Ayran. They had bigger sizes, but it said yogurt instead. The staff member was happy to help, and confirmed it's Ayran and mentioned there's a mint one as well. I also spotted a variety of Labne, and he shared with me which one was his favorite of that as well. The store is petite, but was quite busy with people. There were numerous things I wanted to try, but I had a fussy baby in tow, so we had to get home. I will most definitely be back and can't wait to try more! The store was clean, had a wide variety of products, plus everything was well in date (sometimes, with international stores, you find that the products have expired or are close to expiration, but this was not the case here, at least in the dairy products I was looking at). I'll be back!

They bake the best Sangak bread! Just try it warm and you will fall in love with that!…read moreWe tried their koobideh and Joojeh Kababs and they were delicious! Definitely go back for more. The owners are friendly and welcoming, and work hard to attend to every customer in the store in a timely fashion. They also have Iranian spice, dry goods, refrigerated items like Persian saffron and pistachio ice cream, yogurt and more. Pomegranate past and sour grape juice are must to buy. I highly recommend this store!

My first time at this place. It is my husband's second time. He told me they have the best Sangak…read morebread and I needed to try it. The bread is cooked on a stone. I finally got to try it today and it was so delicious and tasty. I would come back for the bread and perhaps try other items. There are also grocery items in this store. I see many people come just to buy the Sangak bread. It is worth the visit here just for the bread. Service was fine. It is a small grocery store with bread and some other take out items available to order.

I really like the piroshki from this place. The ground beef is a must try, and I also love their…read moremushroom-only filling. Both are really good, and I've tried them several times. This time, though, I wanted to try something different, so I went with the chicken and mushroom filling. It was also very tasty. One thing I really like is that they focus more on the filling, and the bread is not too thick. It always has that slightly greasy goodness in the best way. So yummy. As much as I enjoyed the food, my interaction with the woman working there this time was not great. When I arrived, she was unpacking a box. She saw me but did not greet me or ask if I was ready to order. I stood there awkwardly for a few minutes before she finally asked. It would have been nice to be acknowledged right away. I ordered two different fillings, and when she was packing them, I asked if she could please label them so I would know which one was which. She responded by saying, "I wasn't going to make you guess." I did not find that very friendly. In fact, I thought it was borderline rude. I still really enjoyed the food, but that interaction took away from the overall experience a little bit. I wish the customer service had been a bit warmer.

Every time I walk past Babushka, my brain immediately starts singing "Babushka Babushka Babushka!"…read morelike Kate Bush. I can't help it. The name just demands it. Fortunately, the food inside lives up to the '80's music. This place is a little Eastern-European treasure chest. The meat selection alone is worth the trip: excellent veal sausages, proper kabanosy (both American-made and the legit European imports), and enough smoked and cured options to make you reconsider every bland sandwich you've ever eaten. Then there's the sweets. Not just a few shelves: an impressively deep lineup of Eastern European treats, both loose and packaged. The kind where you walk in thinking you'll grab one thing and leave with three mysterious chocolates and something wrapped in gold foil. It's also my most reliable solution for a sudden Żywiec beer craving. And if that's not the mood, there's always a jar of pickled mushrooms waiting patiently. In short: a small, charming deli that punches way above its size... and yes, I still sing the Kate Bush song every single time I go.

Afghan Market has great customer service. They also have a very good pizza. I will definitely be…read morecoming in go away and try Afghan Market it out.

My husband and I visited the afghan market this afternoon. We purchased baklava and few other…read morethings. I asked the owner a lady "does the baklava fresh? She told me they were so good that she even orders helsef for her family gathering. Well I thought great!! What a disappointment moment when we ate it. The worse baklava we ever eaten. She wasn't honest she just wanted to get rid of the left backaba that was in the tray. Don't waisted your money baying the soggy, old, taste backlava please!