Nice, clean Jamaican grocery store with ground provisions and Dutch pots on the outside. There were…read morejust three chicken patties in the warmer and we were leery of purchasing. They were one of the best we've had outside of the island!! Get some when you visit. Items were well stocked and the variety was wide enough to satisfy any shopper. We picked up Castile beauty soap, banana chips and one I haven't had in a long time, police button cookies. We picked up 2 dozen police button cookies and half dozen banana chips for a class project my daughter had in a few days. Service from the man at the counter was good and I found him knowledgeable too. Go you will not be disappointed but keep your eyes open as you will miss it if you blink.

From the owner: Food Made Fresh For Everyread more

Cute little place with all kinds of worldwide foods to choose from. I go here for stocking stuffers…read morefor Christmas. They also make some of the best sandwiches in town and we stop in on a fairly regular basis. It's a smaller version of Cost Plus World Market for a point of reference. We recommend it for foodie adventures!

Sandwiches here are absolutely incredible. They have an interesting selection of Eastern European…read moregrocery items too, and the staff is very friendly.

Family owner and operated! They can do special orders for…read moreproduce. Main delivery comes on Monday. Lots and lots of fresh product! They have banana leaves both fresh and frozen. Shelves are loaded with traditional Mexican staples. Lots of Mexican candy and sweets. A few kitchen supplies are available. Located o. The south side of the white block of buildings.

My fiancé and I thought it would be a good idea to come and support a small family owned business…read more We sat down and the waitress took our drink order. We asked for 2 waters not knowing they would cost us anything because they weren't even on the menu. She then took our order and we asked for 6 tacos and she only brought us 3. The tacos were also $4 A PIECE. I could understand if they came with rice and beans or sides but nothing. Only cilantro, onions and 2 cucumber slices. When we got to the register to pay the total was $18 for 4 tacos and 2 waters. They also said they take tap to pay but they do not. They got my fiancés card and put the numbers manually in the phone... pretty sketch.

They have an amazing selection of Middle Eastern, Asian and Mediterranean foods, fresh, canned,…read moredried and frozen! Seafood, Fish and Halal meats and poultry, spices, herbs, seasonings and sweets. Friendly and helpful staff will answer all of your questions!

Good collection of many desi items. We found Ruchi and Bombay Sweets Chanachur, Mr. Twist, Comilla…read moreroshmalai, Bagha bari ghee and lots of spices and other Bengali sweets. A small section had Turkish sweets. Entire Store as well as the freezer section is spacious and clean. If you are looking for something really South Asian, this is a good place. On the other side, the halal goat meat was a little pricey! The Staff's were helpful, well behaved and polite as well.

Went in this past weekend looking for their olive oil and they are once again out. It happens…read more It's an agricultural product and half the times it is held up on customs, but this time the store is refusing to pay what amounts to double the price for the raw oil. We can wait, but we ended up paying three times what we would have for Shoreline's regular priced oil when we bought it from Bodacious Olive. And while I am at it......What is going on with the inventory? The place is bare. No oil and no stock. Is everything ok?

Shoreline was my "Greek Salad Spot" when I was in college. I also bought all of my olive oil here…read moreand my parents still come here to get a huge can of olive oil. On this trip to visit my patents on our way back from Joe Patti I pulled in as it had been years since I had the Greek salad. Upon walking in I noticed for the first time that Chania Greece was highlighted on the Crete Map outside of the restaurant. As we looked for the olive oil we noticed new packaging with a map of Crete, again with a marker on Chania! We were so excited because my mom and I had just had the most wonderful time in Chania a year ago. The owner was butchering some meat and asked if we had questions and of course we talked about his hometown, in Crete. I have since temporarily moved back to Pensacola for some real estate projects before moving abroad and have come back for the Greek Salad several times. On my last visit there was no Olive oil. I know they import from Chania so not only is it the best olive oil but once it's out it's probably out for a while. I recommend the salads here...they aren't as big as they were when I was in college but they are still tasty and the dressing is everything!

The best store--polite staff and a huge selection of goods; our family really enjoys shopping there.read more

Merefa, is now a big let down…read more What started as the best European grocery/deli & bakery, has deflated back into just a "Great European grocer." The good news is, it's still a great European grocery. But, the owner told me he has given up on the bakery. Last time I was in, the owner, who is a very lovely man, told me he has given up on the bakery part of the business. I asked if he had any raspberry crossants and he said "No" and I asked him if he had any "Vatrushka" and he said; "No, we aren't making the Vatrushka anymore, it's just too time consuming, it's too hard, we don't have time, we weren't making any money making the Vatrushka, so we aren't making them anymore, it is what it is." He went on to tell me that he is selling a pre-packaged one from NYC & that it's pretty good, tried to sell me those, which I refused. If you don't know what "Vatrushka" is, it's "Russian Vatrushka." It's a pastry filled with farmers cheese & cow berry. Vatrushka is a staple of Russian baking. A gorgeous round, open-faced pastry with a creamy cottage cheese/farmers cheese, with a spot of beautiful purple cowberry/elderberry filling. A super luxurious pastry somewhat like a cheese danish that blends somewhere between dessert and breakfast, offering a gentle sweetness wrapped in soft, yeasted dough. Moi fave. My specialty OuiOui. I'm so very saddened to hear of anyone giving up on their business bc they can't make it work, bc it's too hard, it's too much work, not makin any profits bla bla bla. But i'm just over the moon, really excited for you, that you have decided to go the direction of deli & convenience store only, if that makes more sense for you, that's awesome, you have my blessing. And I am just over the moon excited that you have given me your blessing, that I myself or anyone may now open a Vatrushka shop here in Pensacola, since you have given up on it. Maybe when I open my art gallery here in Pensacola, I will serve my own Russian American Vatrushka. See what happens.. Unfortunately, "Merefa" has now been downgraded one star and taken off my "Best Bakeries list" but it is still one of my favorite European deli's in Pensacola & is still on my "Where are the Treasures lists for fave grocer/deli's." Will Return.

This grocery is outstanding for Indian items. Just love it AND the owners, but WE ARE HEARTBROKEN…read morethat their restaurant, FUSION OF FLAVORS, closed. They had the absolute BEST DOSA in the US. Seriously. The Dal fry was superb. . . everything on the menu was delectable. So very sad. Moreover, the lovely owner, who was also the chef and her husband and son were DELIGHTFUL people. Hopefully they will consider making some meals from the grocery. I would order biweekly and come from Ocean Springs to get the food.

Walking in the door, I was taken back to my time in Korea and all the delicious smelling foods…read more Wonderful selection of authentic Korean Food and supplies. Fresh made Japchae, Kimbap and Kimchi, Cabbage and Cucumber. Great service, and a very well lit store!

I was politely welcomed by very Dedicated store owner and his son. I was looking for napa cabbages…read moreto make kimchee. I searched many different stores and Bogo has high quality, most fresh cabbages and lower prices. The owner make Korean food from his kitchen next to the counter that you can see. They have every Korean food that you are looking for and more. I am very thankful 감사합니다

Great spot for specialty Filipino ingredients! We found everything needed for Pork Adobo and…read morePancit, which Publix doesn't stock. For example, spicy coconut vinegar and noodles. The shelves are packed, and their deli has fried tilapia and turon. It's a bit cluttered/crowded, but worth it for the selection. Note: Cash only unless you spend over $10

Expensive store and the food aren't kept warm. Much better to buy at the commissary for the…read moreFilipino items they have and eat at the rubygin since their food are cooked to order