I thank the owners of supermarkets and fresh markets for their hospitality and for providing all…read morehousehold necessities and all party requirements, including meats, cheeses, fruits, juices, and sweets. The dishes I served--rice, lamb, and grilled chicken--were all from their shop. They're a fantastic team, the knafeh is delicious, and they're friendly. My friends and I buy everything we need from them for every occasion. The people of Kansas are proud of them. Thank you all! Their prices are excellent compared to others.

Love the variety the store has to offer. I usually go here for ingredients not typically available…read moreat big grocery store chains. Naturally the store can be very busy at times, but the service is usually quick and the lines go through pretty fast. Highly recommend grabbing some foreign sweets as well, they're all delicious!

This is a decent size store predominantly selling Indian grocery items. They also got American…read moreproducts like chips, sodas and household items. There's a small Indian res truant inside too. At the register they have state lottery available. In front corner of the store there are tables to dine-in and also some small arcade games for entertainment. There's a large liquor section as well. They had a lot of varieties and brands of liquors. We stopped by the store to get some snacks, sodas and lottery tickets. Prices were reasonable for the items. The cashiers were friendly, assisted us with quick checkout.

Nice Indian market for groceries and many other items. It's quite big. They have frozen section,…read morebakery, snacks, drinks etc. They also serve breakfast. Spacious and bright inside. Parking lot in the front, very convenient. The staff are nice.

To wander into French Market, the lively and lovely sister brasserie to Café Provence, is to step…read moredirectly into a vibrant watercolor painting of community life. Here, the strict, timeless geometry of the Left Bank softens into a warm, sun-lit casual elegance, a neighborhood sanctuary where the hum of local politics replaces the brooding silence of the philosopher's corner. It is a space where the Democratic social scene is always in full, effervescent effect, a kinetic theater of ideas where local strategists, organizers, and policy wonks gather over marble tables to debate the future of the state while tearing apart freshly baked croissants. The air thickens not with existential dread, but with the electric, hopeful prose of a collective striving for progress, making it the definitive salon of the modern suburban landscape. The beauty of French Market lies in this seamless blending of civic passion and culinary delight. Every corner of the room feels curated with a benevolent affection, an atmosphere fueled entirely by a staff that can only be described as thoroughly fabulous. From the front counter to the busy kitchen, the team moves with a synchronized, smiling grace that makes every patron feel like the guest of honor at an intimate neighborhood gathering. They navigate the bustling room with a genuine warmth, pouring drinks and delivering plates with an infectious energy that elevates the casual setting into something truly extraordinary. It is a rare, beautiful thing to find a restaurant where the hospitality feels less like a service industry transaction and more like a generous act of civic kinship. On the plate, the market routinely touches the sublime, offering dishes that sing with a clear, poetic precision. The crab cakes are a revelation of coastal longing, packed with sweet, tender lump meat and boasting a delicate, golden sear that yields effortlessly to the fork. Nearby, the croque madame arrives as an opulent, dripping monument to breakfast-time indulgence, a decadent tower of savory ham and melted Gruyère crowned with a perfectly runny egg that coats each bite in a rich, golden velvet. To wash down these triumphs, one must order the French press coffee, a dark, aromatic brew that arrives in a slow, plunging ritual, delivering a bold, robust punch that commands your full attention and jump-starts any morning debate. While the kitchen operates at a remarkably high standard across the board, a discerning diner must exercise a small measure of tactical restraint when navigating the entrees. For all the brilliance on display, it is best to gently bypass the steak frites for the time being, steering clear of the dish until the kitchen source a more premium quality of beef to match their otherwise flawless standards. But this minor detour is easily forgotten the moment you glance toward the pastry case. The desserts here are an absolute, transcendent poetry of sugar and butter, offering delicate tarts and airy confections that are nothing short of sublime. French Market remains a triumphant, essential neighborhood jewel, where the food is exceptional, the people are magnificent, and the conversation never stops flowing.

Fantastic. The quiche is perfectly portioned and cooked…read morewell; neither runny nor dense, with a delicious crust that is just crispy enough. The passion fruit coconut water drink (I forgot the name, something including oasis!) was also a refreshing treat in the summer heat. The Hannah fries have stayed in my mind ever since we ordered them, the blend of seasoning is very delicious. Very friendly and attentive staff as well.

I stopped in a few years ago with a friend who spoke the same language to the employees. I was…read morehaving issues finding an item & luckily they had it in stock. Their selection of candy was amazing. Definitely will go back when I feel better.

Amazing grocery store! Everything you need is in one place. Staff is friendly. Definitely recommend!read more

Cute little gourmet European market that I love stopping into when I'm in LFK. I like to go in and…read morebrowse the different items. They carry a ton of things. They have lots of imported foods, chocolates, cheeses, coffees, candies, and gifts from countries like France, Germany, and the Netherlands. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. On my last visit I decided to try some of their coffee and the individual who helped me made a recommendation for how to make it. I definitely took her advice and she was spot on. I appreciated the tip. I also always have to grab a box or two of Stroopwafels because this is literally the only place I can find them and they're so good with coffee! I highly recommend stopping in and seeing all the cool stuff that they offer.

Nice little gem on Massachusetts. If you're looking for a nice international variety that isn't…read moreWorld Market, this is your place. I enjoy their selection of cheese and chocolates. Folks here are friendly, too. This is my go-to stop for stocking stuffers.

I went on a two month long hot dog adventure that ended with stop #20 at Fritz's Meat and Superior…read moreSausage Company. Fritz's takes a blue ribbon for its $3 made and smoked in-house hot dog. Free sauerkraut, mustard, Dijon, BBQ sauce, and ketchup are available at the condiment table and other toppings are available for purchase, I added jalapeños and slivered onions for $1. A masterpiece on a soft but durable bun. I also bought a $5 pint of sausage "burnt ends" that I ate plain and mixed into a scrambled egg dish. The $8 whole smoked chicken was my wife and I's favorite chicken we've ever had. I'm sad that in Fritz's has been in operation 99 years and that I have never been in before this weekend. If you buy rotisserie chickens from the store, stop it and head to Fritz's.

We don't go here on a regular basis, only special occasions, but they always knock it out of the…read morepark! While during most of the year, they do sell lunch, that's just not why most people go to Fritz's. They're renowned for their smoked meats. Around holidays they sell smoked turkeys, gravy, and- most importantly- their 3 sausage stuffing, which is a must for our holiday meals. It is delicious! It can get busy some mornings with people picking up, but I always see people getting helped fast, the line goes quickly. Pro tip: you don't have to be there right in the morning. Wait a couple hours and come in, you'll be fine. Year round, we're a fan of their breakfast burrito mix of meats- just cook it up with eggs and you have yourself a filling meal. Then there's the dog bones.... Altogether, this is a simple and unassuming place, a bit old fashioned, but very much solid.

They have the best taco meat in town! So tender and full of flavor. Upon request they will add…read moreonion, cilantro marinade, and seasoning to the taco meat. They have freshly made tortillas as well. I definitely recommend shopping here, they have so such things here. The fruit and veggies are always fresh too. The service is always good as well.

The new El Mercado Fresco makes the 3rd of this growing brand with-in 30 blocks of each other along…read moreIndependence Ave, and the 5th in the metro. This makes the 4th one that I've shopped at and is by far my new favorite, simply because of size. The added square feet gives a much better shopping experience and not as many times having to say - "pardon me" while navigating the compact produce and butcher areas and tight aisles. Not only does this EMF have a better and larger floor plan, they have added a small juice and ice cream stand near the front door. The produce selection and pricing is fantastic as is the gigantic butcher case and bakery. The three most important areas to judge a grocery store and they delivery on all of them. Today I loaded up on fruits and veggies for the week - (mangos 3 /$1 and limes 15 / $1) and then some fresh churros from the bakery. El Mercado Fresco - please come to the Northland; the Price Chopper location at N. Oak and Vivion will be vacant by years end. Please...