Best European store in UT. Great selection on sweets and delicacies. Staff is welcoming and kind.read more

Slightly disappointed with my visit here, but I had admittedly high expectations. It's tiny, and a…read morebit dark inside. They don't have a deli, no fresh food, and only a baby little freezer case. They did offer a few refrigerated cakes, a vast variety of Milka chocolate bars, one prepackaged halva, and a candy I have searched for for years called KiKi that is like a way better starburst. So they've got the sweets selection on lockdown, especially considering the space available. With that said, I missed the ubiquitous bulk chocolates most Eastern European markets offer. Additionally, they had many pickles, honey, jam, and other sweet spreads, some baking supplies, and a lot of drinks. Also a myriad of foreign magazines. Instead of a grocery, it reminded me more of a convenience store. I nearly left empty handed, but couldn't resist some beans labeled grah źućko (I have a weird soft spot for unusual dried beans, and can't say no whenever I find 'em!). From what I can tell, grah means bean, so zucko must be the variety, but I couldn't find any information about it online. Anyways, I took them home and cobbled together a sort of ham and bean soup situation, and they turned out great-with a firm exterior but tender insides, even with minimal pre-soaking. So that tells me they are very fresh. Hurrah! Prices are quite reasonable, and while service was brusque, I think that was due more to a language barrier than anything else. It's located right off Redwood Road, so easy to find (remember it's teeny-just look for the shop on the Southern corner of the shopping center). Parking spaces were plentiful. If this were the closest option I'd probably frequent it once a month or so, but as I live closer to Salt Lake, and there are several larger stores nearer, I will likely not return. Except maybe to get more KiKi candy!

New location opened in October 2025. Not your Smith's marketplace, but a superstore (size of a…read moreWalmart). Starbucks inside. Good tunes playing. Really friendly staff. Super clean and well stocked. You can find some really good low processed snacks here. Upfront, prices don't seem to be much lower than anywhere else, however, if you use the smiths app and scan items to see if there's coupons, it actually comes out cheaper than initially expected. In the back they have a decent size area for pets (food, pillows, bones etc).

This place has been open two months since October and it's shined and new and abundant with a…read moreStarbucks. What more can one ask for? I spent the majority of the time looking at the outer areas where there's the Whole Foods. The place is huge I am a carnivore and found they have bison and Prime beef... The fruits and vegetables sections are huge and offer a lot of variety. The only thing I didn't find that I use a lot is Korean BBQ marinade. The men's room was clean, no smells and has a baby changing station. The whole store is clean. The people behind the counters in Starbucks, the bakery and seafood were very good with the greeting with a smile. I like this store and will shop here again.

best mediterranean grocery store in SLC imo. though i'm dum dum and went in workout clothes and…read moreeven though no one said anything, i felt kind of disrespectful amongst a bunch of hijabs. don't be dumb american white girl like me. DO buy their dates and the homemade lamb stew.

Best place to buy all my needs for middle eastern cuisine..Anmar the owner knows his clients…read morepersonally..very friendly and he gives great service.The Arabic bread they bake in the shop is the best i ever had...I have been a client for ten years now since the shop was a tiny place..Specialty Market is an experience you should never miss.

I want to like this place, but they never have what I need in stock…read more It's a bit of a chore to get all the containers and more often than not they're out of what I came for (even what I would consider to be staple items are often out). I'd love to replace my general grocery shopping with hello!bulk but the selection is too limited and inconsistent.

I love this store & their mission! Bring your own containers of any kind to refill with their wide…read morevariety of bulk products. I regularly buy laundry & dishwasher pods, eggs, coffee, tea, kombucha, spices, Wild Waters Soapery shampoo, and rice here. Most prices are comparable to similar products at Harmons, and you're not paying extra for packaging! They have a small selection of packaged organic goods, produce, and local kombucha. All the staff are very friendly & helpful. They have a rewards program to earn $ off future purchases. The one drawback is they lost street parking during the 300 W rebuild, so the back entrance & lot aren't very welcoming. But they are working to improve that!

Great Middle Eastern market! How about 4.8 stars?…read more I'm taking off 0.2 stars off of a perfect score only for a nitpick observation that lighting in the store could be better. Lots of authentic middle eastern groceries. Got some Aleppo chili peppers which is not available anywhere. Also got some Turkish yogurt. Got some real lavash, which was actually thin lavash. Great for shwarma and wraps. Got some orange blossom ice cream. Delicious! Tried middle eastern brand of orange soda. Refreshing! I had to exercise self-discipline and not buy some authentic Turkish delights. Will get them the next time. The owner lady was very friendly and helpful. Look for them on the corner of the lower level of an apartment building. Absolutely worth the visit. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

saffron & rose ice cream. crackers the size of 2 pieces of paper (actually). pistachio butter in…read moreevery color of the rainbow. yogurt soda?! fun little shop for the unique tings.

So I love Stans market but so many times I try to find parking only to see people walking from…read moreRancho market with groceries to where they parked at Stans. Even though there are signs it's done anyway. Stans why dont you put a fence over there where the signs are that say parking for Stans only?

Stan was a great man, and knew how to run a successful business. His son Steve is also a great…read moreperson, and knows how to treat his customers. The checker's are friendly, and do an excellent job. The food is always fresh. I've never bought an expired anything. The friendliest family, neighborhood grocery store in Utah. I wish I wouldn't have had to move. If not, I would still be shopping there on a regular basis.

Well lo and behold, there's a polynesian mini-grocery on 1300 S. I had no idea! And not only should…read moreI have known, I should have known a long time ago. These guys have been around for something like 10 years. It's tucked into that weird light-colored strip mall on 13th with Shanghai Cafe with an aging generic sign above it that simply reads "Pacific Food." You may have to drive by twice, but you'll find it. So what is Pacific food? What does a Polynesian market even sell? Well, let's start with the seafood. It's not a fresh mart, but there's a whole freezer row with bags of frozen feeshies. You've got a few imported boxed goods and some treats you might only find on the islands. The biggest part of the store (almost a full row of the two rows of goods) is dedicated to massive containers of soy sauce, coconut milk, corned beef, and mayonnaise. These aren't like one-pound containers. I'm talking about bigger than your head containers. You'll also find a nice selection of tapioca (starch, etc.) and some curries. As the fresh stuff goes, there's not much. Some bananas (plantains?) and yams fill out the rest of the store. The shop was almost impeccable--you don't last 10 years by being sloppy--and the service was all smiles. I want to learn more about this kind of food so I can come back and actually appreciate what I find.

I think this used to be a different name, but I believe there are new owners who are way nice! I…read moreloved the variety and selection of products here to make Polynesian food and the snacks smaaack too! Will definitely be coming back.

R&F Mart - Restaurant & Family Mart Asian Food Wholesale and Retail Store…read more excited to see this in SLC Chinatown Not many selection and things are kind of messy in the store but good prices.

Such a hidden gem in Salt Lake! It's like Costco, but only specialty products at such a great…read moreprice. The selection here is amazing, tons of Asian groceries, fresh produce, frozen goods, and more. Everything is super organized and easy to find, and the staff is really helpful if you have questions. It's the perfect place to stock up on staples or discover something new. Definitely adding this to my regular grocery run!