This used to be Apna Bazaar and it got bought over and the product range expanded. World Wide…read moreMarket is ocatering to a wider culture- south asian, latino to middle-eastern. Currently, almost 50% their customers are of Bangladeshi or Indian Bengali origin and so they have expanded the rare products from Bangladesh. From Ibco packaged fish of all kinds to Pran snacks and Radhuni masala products. They also had a variety of shutki (dry aged fermented fish). They also carry packaged frozen goods. Basically, I have no excuse to not cook an authentic Bengali meal! The same with Indian and Pakistani food spices- the range of products has expanded! Also, they are planning to offer a chaat corner. I was sad to see that go but I am glad to hear it will be back. For Middle-Eastern food supplies, with Newroz and Azadi next door I am sure the competition on product prices will be competitive. But the guy said they are keeping the lowest prices, and there are several products this will be true for. Again from Barakat to Ziyad packaged spices and soft cheese they have added a variety of products from this region. They had packaged halloumi! I haven't had halloumi in ages. I took Arabic food for granted all my life and all the new ingredients give me reason to try new recipes. The latino range is good as well. Mostly Goya products for now and again tons of ingredients I have to learn about. This is a clean and well-organized store, unlike the stereotypes. So it makes grocery shopping all the more pleasant. As they are growing, World wide market offers a membership, so a discount that applies after a certain spend and they are open to suggestions for products that perhaps you would like to see. They offer competitive prices, quality products and a clean shopping environment so it's overall a great place to shop. I am so glad that at the very least such a place exists nearby!

In case you don't know, the shopping center at Elysian Fields and Nolensville is a treasure trove…read moreof Middle Eastern and international markets. There's Azadi and Newroz (both of which I like as well) and then there's World Wide Market. WWM is different from the other stores in the shopping center - its inventory focuses more on South Asian food products (whereas Azadi and Newroz offer almost strictly Middle Eastern food products). BUT WWM has a lot for such a small store. Fresh produce (I packed up a package of mint here that cost about $2 - and it was about 5x as much mint as you get in those little plastic containers at Kroger or Fresh Market), jarred food products (I picked up some hot pepper paste), canned goods, frozen food products, spices, grains (I picked up some couscous), etc. It has a lot to offer. If you like to cook - and especially if you like to cook dishes from or inspired by South Asia or the Middle East, these markets (including WWM) should be on your radar.

What a great little place! I've passed by it at least 100 times I'm sure, but never noticed it…read more For the holidays this year I decided to do a traditional Polish meal, so was looking for a few specific ingredients not in most chain grocery stores. A little noodling online and this gem popped up... an Eastern European market with all sorts of goodies! If you haven't been, definitely check it out. It was hopping too! So many people in there. It's in Berry Hill right off Thompson Lane and has a huge parking lot so easy in/out. I'll definitely be back -- can't wait to try more from them!

Pierogies, kielbasa and smokies were my foods of choice. They have much more! Great ethnic foods.read more

I don't understand how, but they fit anything you could want or need in this space. Korean home…read moregoods, fresh made banchan, selection of kimchi, meats - even cut for kbbq, snacks, ramyun...whatever! Honestly, I found more stuff that I needed than I did at Fresh&Fresh or K&S! If you're looking for a hardcore Korean market, this is it! Here's what I mean by that.... It's run by an older Korean couple and I'm not sure if they speak English. The gentleman was watching Korean videos and greeted me in Korean. He was nice but he's not going to humor you in small talk. The lady was frying up fish for their lunch and greeted me in English. I love that they cook up fish with no shame but if you're not used to it, I don't know if that's a turn off haha. I came by for one item that the other international stores didn't have, and ended up finding it and buying two bags of random stuff and banchan. They also had Korean pears on the counter that I couldn't pass up. Lastly, their pricing was the same or cheaper than the other stores. I was shocked! All in all, you really need to try this spot for Korean goods!

Small store, mostly Korean brands. It was OK in a pinch; coming from the NYC area am used to much…read morebetter stocked stores with wider brand variety (ie Japanese). There was one woman working; not very friendly or helpful, but as I knew what I was looking for it really didn't matter.

I just wrote a review on Nashville Zoo, so now I want to mention Amadi International Food Market…read more When you leave the zoo and head south on Nolensville Pike, go about a quarter of a mile and turn left into Elysian Fields shopping center. Elysian Fields has the largest concentration of Kurdish people in the country. Here you will find a restaurant and a couple of markets. Azadi Market is famous for making the famous Kurdish bread which is made on the premises. I believe it's made by the women in ovens in the ground, and it's round and is about the size of an extra large pizza. It comes in a bag of four or five pieces and is very inexpensive and absolutely delicious. Do yourself a favor and try it sometime. By the way, they also have a small cafe in the rear and the food looked and smelled fantastic...next time. The staff there were very helpful and friendly. Plenty of parking.

Their products its always so fresh and good the staff are so friendly and nice greeting ppl with…read moresmile always

Decent grocery store for all your international grocery needs! I shop here every so often when I…read moreneed a lot of stuff otherwise I would just buy local as this is a little further away from home. They have everything from Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Mexican, Middle Eastern, etc... They definitely have most things I need at a reasonable price. You must watch for sell by/expiration dates. The place can be a little stinky too due to their fresh seafood.

Great place to shop if you want authentic national food or fresh seafood. Keep in mind the seafood…read moreis laying out on ice, so it smells like fish. We did buy some frozen dumplings that turned out to be rancid.

A friend and I stopped in on the hunt for the infamous peach and mango ice creams. After failing to…read morefind them, we perused around the rest of the market. I was super impressed with how clean and organized this place was! Everything is pretty organized by snacks, meals, merchandise, and even a frozen section in the back. You may have realized by the name already, but this market has more of a Southeast Asian influence, so I felt like I was able to find a lot that I don't normally at other places. The staff here were nice and I found some fun items to take home and try!

Great service and selection of food. Also had recipes to select from at no charge. Very nice…read moreenvironment!

My wife and I stopped at Little Hats while visiting our daughter in Germantown, and wow, this place…read moredid not disappoint. I ordered the Chicken Parmesan sub, and it was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. The chicken was super tender, packed with flavor, and the sandwich was huge. I only made it through half and ended up eating the rest later that night. It was just as good the second time around. My wife had the Spicy Italian, and she loved it. The sweet pickles on it really made the sandwich stand out and gave it an awesome flavor. The atmosphere was really cool and felt very authentic. They also have a grocery section where you can buy authentic Italian sauces, pasta noodles, and other items, which was a nice touch. The only thing that surprised us was the fountain drinks being $5 each, but they do come in a souvenir cup. If you're looking for an amazing sub sandwich, I highly recommend Little Hats. The food was fantastic, the staff was friendly, and Germantown itself is a great area to walk around and explore. There are tons of cool places nearby. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in Nashville. I'd give this a 5 out of 5 stars.

We were in the mood for quick casual Italian and this is exactly what this place is. It is much…read moremore than that actually, as there is a grocery part of the space as well with high end imported Italian goods. The parking lot was crowded when we pulled up and there is a number you have to call to register your vehicle or else it could get towed. We found this info on a sign inside while waiting in line to order. The menu had so many good options, but I was in the mood for a sandwich, so the Spicy Italian is what I got. We got a number and had no problem finding an indoor table as it was hot out. The outdoor patio is very large though and this place can hold a lot of people. The food came out in 10 minutes or so and the fontina cheese went well with the spicy cherry peppers, which were unique to this sandwich. It also came with some potato salad. There was a self serve water station and you bus yourself.

Taqueria Los Gallos is truly a hidden gem in the heart of South Nashville. Tucked inside the…read moreMazFresco grocery store, this spot serves up incredibly fresh and flavorful tacos at affordable prices. The food is always made to order, and the customer service is warm and friendly--it's the kind of place where you feel welcomed every time you walk in. It's become one of my go-to lunch spots thanks to its consistent quality, speedy service, and authentic taste. The casual, no-frills ambiance adds to its charm--think market vibes with the scent of fresh tortillas and grilled meats filling the air. Also the aguas frescas are delightful and not overwhelmingly sweet.

I once wrote a five-star review for Mazfresco, but this business has seen a slow and unfortunate…read moredecline. The carniceria disappeared, then the bakery, and the nail in the coffin was the removal of the refrigerated and freezer section at the ack that once hosted an extensive collection of Mexican cheeses. The store doesn't even sell cotija anymore. What Mexican grocery doesn't stock cotija? My last visit was in mid-December of 2023 where Mazfresco was just a shell of its former glory with barely any products of interest, diminished produce options, and almost none of the items I use for Mexican cooking at home. Thankfully, we have an abundance of other options in South Nashville within a stone's throw of Mazfresco. But this business has unfortunately lost a faithful, 10-year customer.

Best bartenders, amazing sandwiches served late, great drinks, always a great crowd. What more can…read moreyou ask for?

All ima say is I was in Nashville about 36 hrs or less and came here TWICE. really wanted to go a…read morethird time but honestly ran out of time. Love that they stay open late. Sandwiches are just perfect. Pressed perfectly. Pepper is a nice touch. Wish the chips were homemade and had some good seasoning but a nice crunch. I loved everything about it. Not a huge difference between reg and large but to be safe just get the bigger size bc you're gonna want more. 10/10! Wish I lived in the area to go back! Bartender was also kind. Had $10 frozen margaritas and $8 lemon drops. Tasty!

Love places like Gulf Port Seafood Market - places you don't know about, nor expect then blow your…read moremind and palate. I especially love it when simplicity and genuine passion is served, not just presentation. Anyway, to start off - this market, and it's a market, not quite a restaurant. When my friend and I stopped in, there was one table, four chairs. Since we were there late, we were able to sit and dine in. Sitting and eating there allowed us to chat with Kojo - the owner. Learning not just about the market but his history and his passion for what he does. Switching gears again - the market is in a huge shopping plaza. Lots of parking. And free. As for the food - see the pics. Dinner pics is mixed in with what was left in the market. I can't even begin to explain how much I enjoyed the flavors of the dishes he made on the spot for us. As we were there late in the day, most of the popular dishes were sold out however, he made a few suggestions, even two that were off the menu and made it to order. When we were there, it was a one man operation. So he was also our host and server. If you couldn't tell - service was excellent. Chatting about food. About seafood. About the beginning of Gulf Port. And about life in general. This is one of those places, that if I lived there - I'd frequent the place just because of him. It's just too bad that me going there requires a plane ticket and a five or so hour flight. But, also know this - next time I fly into Nashville, I'll make my way to Hermitage and have more delicious, fresh seafood.

**April 2025: Saturday Evening Visit**…read more My friend and I wanted to eat somewhere in the Hermitage area since that's where we were staying and Gulf Port Seafood had really high ratings, which were 100% well deserved. I should preface this by saying that Gulf Port is a seafood market first and that they have one table (4 chairs) so you can dine-in - but space is limited. Kojo, the restaurant owner, has both raw and hot options for patrons to enjoy. We came pretty late on a Saturday so many of his popular items (gumbo and lobster roll) were sold out, but we decide to try his other offerings which were delicious. We ordered the 2 orders of Cajun Crawfish Roll (methinks $15?), Seafood Mac & Cheese (methinks $20?) and Shrimp and Grits ($20? maybe) and all were made to order and brought to our table in a timely manner. The Cajun Crawfish Rolls came out first (I guess one order is given two rolls) and we demolished it. The toasted bun had a nice char, but was fluffy on the inside and the cajun sauce gave the crawfish nice flavor. We devoured this and were really impressed with the item. Next the Seafood Mac and Cheese came our as well as the shrimp and grits. The Mac and Cheese had such a great blend of cheeses and the noodles were cooked al dente. The grits on the shrimp and grits were scrumptious - not mushy at all and the shrimp was cooked through. Everything tasted very comforting and the prices are very reasonable! Overall, this was definitely a highlight meal of my Southern States travels and the next time I'm back in Nashville I hope to try the gumbo and lobster roll!