I'm not gonna lie I didn't think the food was gonna be good, but the food was freaking amazing. I…read morehaven't eaten that good in a long time truly amazing I'm definitely going back. Triple thumbs up.

The produce is OK but I like the fact that people who are getting snap assistance get 50% off of…read morefresh vegetables and fruit. They have a VERY extensive Caribbean section, which I appreciate greatly. I went on Easter Sunday and that was the wrong time to go if I wanted to try the hot prepared food. It was busy back there. The line was almost to the door, so that's how I know it's good. I have to go back and try it. The meat section is decent and the prices are about average. It's a good place in the community to spend your money.

It's a hidden gem. First, it's not a restaurant but a Central and South American grocery store. The…read moreselection is small, but they do have fruits and vegetables that you would not see at a local chain grocery store. They also make food occasionally, mainly on Saturdays. I just happened to be in the neighborhood. And tried the empanadas. 3 for 10$, they had beef, chicken, and cheese. They came with a pickled salad and mild salsa. Very good. So good, I ordered three more. The workers were super friendly, just some good people trying to make a good living. They are not in the best part of the shopping center, but they make do; we ate outside, but I think the location may discourage people from going. It's across the street from the beach, so if you find yourself in the area and want to try something other than local fast food, give it a shot. I would come back.

A quaint family owned and operated business with specialty items and an abundance of curtesy. The…read moreproduce is fresh and the items sold here give you a sense of nostalgia. El Pueblito Del Sabor brings a new unique experience to the area with the products that they offer. Fresh young coconut served either in the shell or more conveniently poured into a container along with sweet fresh coconut meat is a divine experience. They sell a variety of fruit and vegetables. Some that I haven't seen in ages and some that I have never seen before. The unique variety of products offered here certainly makes this a niche market. Definitely give this family owned and operated business a try. You will either discover something new or find old childhood favorites. Parking here is limited but flows quickly. Happy Eating Yeeps!!!

If you are looking for a fusion market that has a variety of fruit and international spices and…read moreproducts. I HIGHLY suggest you check this place out... BE WARNED! I think prices are a biotech HIGH but what places do you know that haven't been impacted by inflation? From dragon fruit to quail eggs this was a foodies field day! If you are into cooking exotic cuisine or simply want to try some international snacks, I say check this place out!

What happened to the first E-Mart adjoined to Costco and Fresh Market? E-Mart occupied the same…read morebuilding as World Market, now with new signs and different merchandise. The new location has only half of what I bought at Jefferson Avenue in Newport News (not the other store on Warwick blvd.) E-Mart was relocated virtually overnight and without warning to Virginia Beach from Newport News. Did an army of marauders lug everything south or was it quantum tunneling and computer modeling that displace matter within space...? World Market in Newport News is the new E-Mart and has only furniture, not the Asian food I was looking for. Instead, I went next door to Fresh Market and bought two bags of red, white and blue potato chips. The woman of color behind the counter knew I understood what they had done. She said something out of context with my shopping trip: "It's my turn now." As if reparations are my duty to the world and I have to hand over the American legacy on a silver platter to make things right. Oh, so that's why you keep moving things around. Okay! Don't look at me if you want 40 acres and a mule because thanks to the local radical left politicians and reverse discrimination I have neither. This is a shell game. Someone is practicing psyops.

While visiting my daughter in Virginia Beach, she took us to Enson Market as she said there were a…read morelot of familiar items that I would like. I really enjoyed visiting this market. It was clean, smelled fresh, and the vegetables, fruits, and produce had good quality and appearance. What I enjoyed the most was having access to a lot of my favorite items that I don't typically find in my state. I purchased a few things to take back with me. The next time I am in town, I will definitely visit this market.

This is a must for us when visiting VB. We hoard Filipino snacks and seasonings. Wished they had…read moremore produce and Filipino chips, however. Smaller than other Asian groceries like HMart and Lotte, but they offer a variety of goods -- fresh seafood (they clean them too), Asian home goods and even ready-to-eat food with a small area where you can eat and enjoy them (we haven't tried).

Spice Bazaar is an Indian grocery adjacent to the Swagath Plaza Indian restaurant. They have a…read morelarge stock of fresh produce that you will not find in other traditional groceries. The shelves are well-stocked with spices, grains, Indian convenience foods, and anything else you may need for preparing your unique Indian cuisine. They offer a discount on your meal at the restaurant next door for purchases of $50 or greater. They do not have a webpage but they can be found on Facebook.

This used to called Swagath grocery.Next to the restaurant.Nice variety and great prices. Pasha is…read morevery helpful and so is the new owner Mr. Dhruva. Good luck. Keep up the quality. Hope to see the snacks and pasteries soon.

i find that they usually have a small selection of drinks i need more but everything else is good…read morebeen going here for long time but customer service is nice and helpful, Small store but when other asian grocery stores are expensive go here to find it less expensive. I still will come back though. They are great.

Small grocer. Had what i needed. They close at 7 pm…read more They need better tongs to grab the live crabs

Stopped in with my copy of "Indian-ish" cookbook under my arm looking for a few unique items for a…read moreparticular recipe. The owner was extremely helpful and nice. They have a great selection and great prices. I always prefer to support my local businesses instead of going to Amazon. I saw some interesting things I'll definitely be going back again soon!

During a recent trip to VA I was on a mission to find pan dulce. After searching Yelp for all the…read morekeywords I found nothing. I walked into a busy Mexican restaurant and asked the hostess for an assist and she gave me the info for this spot. Apparently there are not a lot of "latin" food stores in the area. This place though had fresh pan dulce in a variety of flavor options. Perfect addition to your morning cafecito. Of course I had to check every aisle for other Mexican cooking necessities like chiles, harina (maseca) for tortillas, arepas, pan, corn husks for tamales, chips, cookies, Goya products, hot sauce, abuelita chocolate, they have a freezer with pupusas, empanadas, guayabas, and another fridge with desserts like tres leches cake and flan. They have money gram for sending money and phone cards. I would recommend this place if you're looking for pan dulce or you get a craving for something from back home.

Amazing little store. Greater variety of products than I've seen anywhere in COVA. ALLL THE…read moreCHILES!!! So many pastels!! Love it