I visited the nearby store and found several items that I could utilize. My main objective was…read moreDates from Morocco or Algiers. They sell a good brand with a lengthy expiration date imported from Algeria. I was also able to acquire a great looking jar of Roasted Red Peppers imported from Turkiye. These are higher quality than my local grocers. Pricing was quite reasonable and the store and shelves extremely clean and welcoming. Great help from the staff.

Stopped in to look as we had dinner plans for Djonisi's next door…read more Pleasantly surprised at the wine selection ( hubby happy they had Georgian wine!), Good selection of foods from various countries, including Israel, India, etc. Mediterranean Grill located adjacent to the store; friendly staff. Addendum: returned after dinner to purchase some chocolate for a friend and looked more closely: great selection of refrigerated and frozen items as well.

Not ADA compliant/friendly!! Businesses should understand the difference between pets and trained…read moreservice animals and be familiar with the laws and policies that protect individuals who rely on them. When I arrived with my well trained and well behaved service animals, I was told no dogs allowed, the owner had an allergy. Still was not accommodated even though I told them they were cardiac alerting. The situation was frustrating and embarrassing, and it left me feeling unwelcome.

This is a great store to stock up on Middle East essentials. Great selection of items from a range…read moreof olives, coffees, spices, beans and pulses etc. limited selection of meat and vegetables, though to be honest it didn't look too appealing to me. The store really does have a great selection of pantry items for Middle East and Mediterranean cuisine. Service is friendly. Ambiance of the store reminds of Middle East grocery stores - kind of like a corner shop but bigger. They do play Islamic/religious music but each to their own I guess.

It is a nice little market with friendly service. It has most of the essentials and everything is…read moreclean and neat. Moni is a very nice man and he was very helpful. I was hoping for a little more than they could offer but what they had was very good. I had some of their fresh made Onigiri...delicious. Will visit more often when I need supplies.

Family run market featuring Cambodian food in the rear. Owner (Moni) and wife (Karol) are super…read morenice and try to accommodate your needs. Store is clean with plenty of variety offered; Got soups and kimchi for home. Another wonderful experience in Gulfgate area Returned on a Saturday and found customers eating prepared meals- plenty of smiles and thumbs up for the delicious food.

Friends recommended us to check out the new HL Asian Market in South Sarasota. We made a stop on a…read moreSunday on our way back from Siesta Key. On entrance to the parking lot, there is a sign advertising Roast Duck, Roast Pork and Roast Pork Belly! It is a good size market with kitchen items, sauces, noodles, ramen, rice, dairy, produce, meats, seafood, etc. There are mixed Filipino, Vietnamese, Korean and Chinese food items. The place is clean and well organized. At the entrance, a layout wall chart was clearly in display! According to my wife, most prices are cheaper than Fort Myers, but a few items are higher. There are live fish, lobsters, blue crabs and other seafood available. The lobster prices are good! We did not buy any seafood because we simply were not prepared to cook seafood and a small cooler in our car. Wait, they have a huge live King Crab in the tank for $59.99 per pound! They have a good selection of Sake and Soju. We picked up a whole roast duck, 1 1/2 pound of roast pork, produce, tofu, dried mushroom, and dried chrysanthemum teas. No bakery in this market and we pick up a few packages of frozen roast pork bun, or Cha Shu Bao. The staff is friendly and helpful. Definitely coming back!

Amazing hot sliced pork, pork belly and roasted duck for take away…read more Great way to start out a semi-homemade dinner.

Nothing to see. American owner walking around, not really engaging. Not many products. Seems like…read moreit's just a store front. There are better Asian stores in the area that provide everything you need. We LOVE cooking Asian dishes and hard to make if you don't have good products.

WOW! A bag of fresh bean sprouts for only $1.00. At Publix you pay 4x that amount. Great…read moreselection of all things Asian and even lumpia. Woo hoo.

What a beautiful store! I'm so glad I found it I like to make a lot of Asian recipes. We are from…read moreChicago and I always found what I needed in Chinatown and even locally. Since moving here, I was having a hard time finding basic products. This store is amazing and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Tonight I am preparing Peking Duck, so we stopped in to find the wrappers and Plum sauce! If you're looking for a beautiful array of Asian products and food, you're going to find it here! Highly recommend!

Great place. Has everything I want and more. Great employees too! Very kind and helpful.read more

Small European food shop primarily serving the Ukraian and citizens of North Port. They also have a…read moresmall cafe section that serves a variety freshly made coffee specialties and a myriad of European pastries as well as homemade bread. Staff is pleasant and helpful, I t has a small comfortable sitting area to sit and. Relax. This is a neat spot for your coffee and a homemade pastry etc. Not overly crowded and very quiet give them a try.

Everything delicious. Service great. Don't overlook this cozy place with yummy food and…read moretantalizing desserts.

Glad to have an Asian grocery store in the Tampa area. Lotte Plaza Market has everything from fresh…read moreseafood, fresh veggies to a variety of snacks. There's even a food court with plenty of Asian cuisine options. Customer service was great with helping to find certain items. This store is quite large and bright. There is plenty of parking available.

A lot of stuff caught my eye on this last visit to Lotte Market. I just came home with Chinese…read moreeggplant, Banana ketchup, carrots, & kimbap(Korean rolls), they were good. This time the variety of banchan and the sushi grade salmon caught my eye. There was so many different varieties. I am sensitive with the smell though and this has a milder but still obvious smell compared to other Asian Markets which are way stronger. They also have a lot of plants available to purchase outside. The people working the check out are very nice.

Great local Mexican Grocery store. Fresh produce, fresh baked goods, Mexican brand items and a…read moresmall indoor food stand. There is no seating inside but there is an outdoor covered seating area in back of the parking lot. More importantly to me anyways. They have an outdoor food stall that has an Adobada spit (Al Pastor) . Been looking for this for 3yrs since I left west coast. And let me tell you it was worth the wait and the 25min drive from downtown StPete! I will definitely be making this trip on the regular!

If you really want to hear about it, MP Markets down in Bradenton, or Manasota Fresh Market,…read morewhatever the hell they call it, isn't one of those phony, sanitized places where everything, all fruitscand vegetables on the shelves looks like it was made out of plastic. ​The market itself is pretty direct in termsbof what they offer. You walk in, and it's stacked high with piles of potatoes, heaps of onions, and wooden bins jammed with apples and peaches. They've got a deli counter running along the side with photos of meals you can order pasted up top and bread cases stuffed with rolls. It's unpretentious, which is rare because most places try so damn hard to look refined, well, perhaps not so much in this part of town, refinement is rare. ​Now, the tacos. They serve them right in those white styrofoam container dealies, which always look cheap, but god, the food is absolutely delicious. ​They don't skimp on the meat, you get double corn tortillas overflowing with seasoned pork, chopped chicken, or carne asada, loaded up with chopped raw onions and enough fresh cilantro to cover a lawn. I absolutely smothered them in salsa verde. They even toss in lime wedges so you can squeeze them over top. It looks messy as hell, but it's real. It doesn't pretend to be fancy, and that's usually the best kind of food there is.