A small shop packed with all the special treats of my childhood. This place has everything one may…read morecrave including deli meat and hot bread. My mom has been coming here for decades. So while getting a smog check yesterday, I brought my daughter in for a nice treat of lavashak and dough. Although the owners may have changed, the shop is still a treasure.

We spent some time this summer in Turkey which turned me on to Ayran, a delicious, salty yogurt…read moredrink -- perfect for hot days! I was craving it since home, especially when our days here have been sweltering. I had no idea where to get it locally, so I asked in a local Facebook group. I was turned on to Super Tehran, which is right by Costco. How convenient! The staff member behind the counter so friendly and helpful! Someone in the group mentioned which brand to get, but I could only see a tiny bottle that said Ayran. They had bigger sizes, but it said yogurt instead. The staff member was happy to help, and confirmed it's Ayran and mentioned there's a mint one as well. I also spotted a variety of Labne, and he shared with me which one was his favorite of that as well. The store is petite, but was quite busy with people. There were numerous things I wanted to try, but I had a fussy baby in tow, so we had to get home. I will most definitely be back and can't wait to try more! The store was clean, had a wide variety of products, plus everything was well in date (sometimes, with international stores, you find that the products have expired or are close to expiration, but this was not the case here, at least in the dairy products I was looking at). I'll be back!

Let's start by saying this - the average person is completely clueless about the source of their…read morefood. Most people think because something is labeled "free range", "grass-fed" or "organic", or if it's sold in Trader Joes or Whole Foods, that it's all created equal and it's all great quality. If you think that, then you might as well shop at FoodMaxx because at least that way, you're not getting ripped off. When I patronize Norcal Prime Foods, I'm not patronizing them because their food is labeled "organic". I give them my hard-earned money because when it comes to their meats and vegetables, it's of the best quality possible anywhere. They personally, carefully and thoroughly vet each and every one of their sources, ensuring the farm's practices are what you would expect from a sustainable supplier. Let's take the chickens for example...most people think that because the package says "free range", they have this image of chickens roaming freely on the land. No. Sorry to burst your bubble. That just means they are not individually caged up. Usually, they are still heavily confined to an extremely small area, are shoulder-to-shoulder (well, more like wing-to-wing lol) with the other chickens and stand/sit in their own poop for weeks on end because it's impossible for them to move. Don't believe me? Google it. It's not hard to learn about and it's no secret. Not the chickens at the farm Norcal uses, though. These chickens have room! Don't believe it? Ask them who their source is, they'll tell you and you can go see for yourself! That's how honest and ethical they are! The other thing I love is that as you become more and more vested with them, you get rewarded. I don't know any other store that does what they do. Anyone who runs a business knows that as time goes on, the longer you keep a customer, the more money you make off of them and more important than increased revenues is customer loyalty. Whether or not someone spends a lot of money is not the point. Whatever the amount is, if they spend it with you consistently, then you stay in business. They recognize this and pass along savings that make you want to stay. High quality food is very expensive because a) these suppliers are not subsidized the way the agricultural giants whose practices are unfavorable are subsidized, and b) production is not about quantity, it's about quality, and because of that, the price goes up. To offset this pricing, with each order you place, they take an additional 5% off your total order. So, from your 8th order on forward, you are saving 35% off their list price, which makes the pricing of your top-quality meats competitive to the bullshit they sell at your local grocery store. In short, you're paying more upfront (which is really just to offset the additional costs in acquiring a new customer and providing world-class service) but in the long run, you're winning. Oh, and I almost forgot: they stand behind their word 100%. If at any point you aren't satisfied with a product, just let them know and they'll happily replace it with something else you like. No questions. Will your local grocer or butcher do that for you? I've officially been with them for over a year now and love the service. You won't regret your decision if you spend your money with them. Cheers!

I love NorCal foods. The quality of their meat is excellent. I've been with them now about 10 years…read more(maybe longer) I started with a house full of people in my home and having a freezer full of good food delivered to my home is a plus. Mitchell and Jennifer are awesome, so caring and helpful. When the freezer went out they replaced the freezer and the food lost.(I had to cook all my meat and freeze it) and they still replaced the food. Mitchell always recommends different meats (stuff I have never eaten) and he has led me wrong yet. I had never eaten hummus or ceviche but he sent me some to try and it was delicious. Jennifer knows my voice when I call and her voice makes me smile. She is always so pleasant to talk to and helpful with any questions or problems we've encountered (which has been very few) My husband has decided to go vegan but I'm sure we will be able to continue with NorCal with their plant based selections.

We ate next door at Izakaya An and stopped to get a dessert. I noticed they had the delicious smell…read moreof fresh bread in the air and the store itself was very warm. I would have bought some dark chocolate biscuits, but because of how warm it was, I could tell the chocolate inside the package had melted and likely changed the product inside. None the less, I wanted to support local and grabbed a strawberry yogurt pop from their front freezer. That thing was so freezer burnt that giant ice crystals fell out when I opened the bag. Half the bar was one color due to ice damage and the other was just covered in crystals. I don't know why, but I still took a bite. It was off, I spit it out and tossed the whole thing. I know one or two items can't speak for everything. It seems like they're more known for their cooked foods anyways. I didn't try their cooked foods, but in good faith, cannot recommend any of their food grocery items in their front market.

The business appears closed. All of the windows are covered in paper and the bright "OPEN" sign is…read moregone.

The place looks small on the outside but it's huge and has something different on every corner…read more Went hear to grab a sandwich before heading to the Lafayette Reservoir for a hike. I ordered the spicy roast beef and my friend got their Bree and turkey with jam. Reasonable prices and very fresh. Service is a bit different from other spots, you get a ticket and wait till they call your number. Very popular, and there tends to be a line.

I have probably ordered $500 worth of sandwiches from here over the past year, which should say a…read morelot. Their sandwiches are incredible. The staff are very friendly. I come back here once every week or two after placing an order via fax for my work place. So why only four stars? They unfortunately can get rushed, and miss stuff on the faxed in order sheets. Basic stuff: "please serve hot" or even as simple as basic ingredients to include like mayo or mustard. Don't get me wrong, I'll keep coming back here. If they could just get the orders more accurate it would be an easy 5/5!

This is a cute little Indian grocery store that just opened in Pittsburg/Bay Point. Super clean…read moreinside and the owner and her son are so friendly. They have your standard Indian groceries: - Asian produce like daikon, Indian bittermelon, okra, Thai chilies, mint, lemon, string beans - Shan spices - Yogurt - Frozen paratha - Big sacks of basmati rice Note: they get fresh vegetables every Friday! I bought okra from them on a Tuesday afternoon and the produce still looked great. I'm glad Pittsburg now has an Indian grocery store. I'd rather come here than Safeway next door.

Wonderful Indian grocery store. Very clean and fast, helpful and attentive service. Excellent…read moreproduce and spices, tea, drinks etc. Lots of frozen Indian food/sweets options as well which I like because I am lazy lol. Never had a bad product here

I love that they also got a meat market inside. Don't sleep on the meat market Gang... no gang…read morestuff going on because I don't need a Rico Case. The customer service always on point. They got good deals on alcohol. The ambiance is small but it got what you may need.

Love this place ! It helps & serves its community. The meat…read moredepartment is one of the best in town ! Best customer service

Best pizza. Ever. I love ordering my families pizza nights strictly from here! Fast, crispy,…read moredelicious!

Absolute horrible, I ordered their pizza and it was raw and very smelly. I told them I'll wait for…read morethe pizza they didn't even listen and did it fast it came raw and uncooked. Can't even eat it.

very nice customer service and very clean. the owner is so polite and professional. prices are…read morereasonable. i really love organics

Very genuine prices and good variety of items…read more. Also the gentleman at the cash register is really easy to work with.. My go to Indian grocery store..