AwesomeSauce atore and great prices. You'll find some amazing and interesting finds. Like…read more.. various sauces and something I've never heard of: Wood Apple Powder.of which is good for those with diabetes, , White Pepper Powder, Fennel Powder, and lots of fresh veggies, herbs and roots to make smoothies and health tonics. Various drinks, cookies, chips, candies and snacks from there country. The flavors are awesome as they are mixed with there different spices and blends of which America would not have.

Love Krishna Grocery! Their selection of Asian products is incredible! I rely on them for basmati…read morerice, roti, Indian spices, dal and other dried vegetables. I drive 30 plus miles each way to shop and am never disappointed!

If you like authentic without sticker price shock this is a must! It's a hidden gem in Savannah for…read moresure and they definitely have my business. No snooty people welcome. This is a humble place with delicious authentic Mexican food.

Few food options, high prices, DIRTY, and no service. To top it off the Owner promises a discount…read moreand then doesn't give it!

Mi Mundo is a hidden gem in Rincon that offers a truly unique experience. Part authentic restaurant…read moreand part high-quality butcher shop, it's a must-visit for anyone who appreciates great meat and even better flavors. The service was excellent--the staff is friendly and happy to help or provide recommendations from the menu. The food itself was outstanding, with authentic, well-seasoned dishes that tasted like they were made in a family kitchen.

Delicious, authentic Mexican food. We came here on a Thursday evening and sat at the bar. Not many…read morepeople dined in, but a lot of takeout orders. The restaurant shares a space with a grocery with tons of cool items as well. Well priced and great service. We ordered a chorizo quesadilla and shrimp fajitas. So good! The portions were huge, and the jalapeño sauce was so good. Don't forget to get a juice they make in house, the mango one was top tier. Great prices and great service, there are several options for beer too!

The real Mexican food is so awesome!! The best Mexican food in savannah! Fresh tortillas and the…read morecarnitas are very good whit the hot home made sauces! A very taste of Mexico!

After my grocery run at Viet Huong, as I was backing out of my parking space, at the corner of my…read moreeye, I see "Halal" across the way, further down the strip of the complex. What?! So I backed out, drove over a few spaces down and then pulled back into another parking spot. When my kids and I walked in, we were immediately greeted by a man as he was sweeping the store. That's one thing of the first things I noticed that it was really clean and organized. I asked him if the store was new and if it had just opened. I have been to Viet Huong quite a few times, as well as visiting the countless other businesses in that complex and this was the first time I had noticed Al Maddineh Halal Meat & Grocery Market (AMHMGM). No, he said, we have been open for about a year and a half now. Whoa! Really?! I have never noticed it before! - What you will find - I found the "Shan" brand that I have previously seen it at an Indian grocery store. It seems to be a variety of boxed spice mixes for various dishes like Kofta and Vegetable Masala. I actually bought a couple of them at the Indian grocery store upon that owners recommendation on Tandoori chicken, but I have yet to try them. Anyway, they have quite a variety of flavors of that brand. They also have bulk spices, dried pastas, canned goods and pita breads. They have a milk section as well as a refrigerated section where I found Labna!!!! It's probiotic and it's so good with really any fruit. I had some figs so I scooped out some labna and drizzled maple syrup because (a) Canadian side and (b) I didn't have honey. I am so glad I found this gem here! And of course the Halal Meat. There was a customer there at the time of our visit and the butcher was working away at cutting it the way she requested. The meat looked fresh and I've included the price list (see pics). They don't have any meat displayed in glass fridge cases, so I am assuming they butcher the meat upon request? There is also a small section of prayer mats and scarves there as well. I love discovering ethnic grocery stores and finding cool new food items to try. I also love seeing the different packaging of the same products we get here! Note to self for future - try some of the cheeses.

The closest source of Indian spices in the Downtown area. Compact and clean. I thought I was…read moregoing to walk into a butcher shop, but it is more of a grocery store. A good selection of Middle Eastern and Indian dry spices. My hunt for turmeric is over. I would like to return to purchase lamb. They butcher whole animals so you generally will not see much in the display case.

I enjoyed the most lovely plate of linguine al pesto with shrimp added. It really could've held its…read moreown without any protein added. It's perfection. The sauce has just the right weight, incredible depth of flavor, leaving garlic on your tongue while not being too garlicky, silky texture. Just perfect. The pasta is housemade and you can tell, right balance of tenderness and chew. Waiter: Did you enjoy everything? Me: What it look like? (My second visit. The first time I only had the pistachio cheesecake, which was divine.)

Frali Gourmet was absolutely delicious from start to finish. We ordered the caprese salad, which…read morewas fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. They also brought out bread with a pepper salsa sauce that was incredible...such a standout touch that we could have eaten on its own. For our entrées, we had the lasagna and a build-your-own pasta dish. I chose fusilli with the Carretterra sauce, and it was cooked to perfection. The sauce was rich, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. Overall, everything was fresh, well-prepared, and full of flavor. We will definitely be back. Only wish the bread was

We somehow stumbled across this empanada shop and were definitely not disappointed. I came in…read moreplanning on ordering two empanadas and an iced latte. The price was fair and the service was quick and easy. Not too many places to sit but it wasn't too crowded when we were there. I couldn't believe how good they were, I literally had to grab 2 more before leaving because I couldn't help myself!

If you are looking for something out of the Savannah ordinary, this little bakery, which is open…read moreearly, is lovely. They make homemade empanadas and cakes and serve them very fresh. They have a beautiful patio on the street under the trees if it's a nice day. My favorite empanada was the mushroom. It was so savory and garlicky. My child loved the Tres Leches cake which for some reason we let him get for breakfast.

Don't let the Gigi's Cupcakes sign out front fool you. I discovered Ephesus, a gorgeous new Turkish…read morecafe/bakery on W Broughton and what a find. So many varieties of baklava. I had the Shobiyet (spelling?). An equal number of Turkish delight varieties which I will definitely come back for. And the coffee!!!!! STRONG and delicious. The service and ambiance are also perfection. I had a wonderful conversation with the owner Tolga. Ephesus is a welcome alternative to the abundance of ice cream, candy, and cookie options in Savannah. Please visit. I know I will be back.

Ephesus is a breath of fresh air in downtown Savannah. The lovely window displays captivated…read moreinterest and I had to walk in with my friend. The store is decorated beautifully. There is something to catch your eyes everywhere. It is wonderful. Let's talk homemade Turkish delights. I have only had the ones that have been sitting forever in a box. If you are like me Ephesus will change how you feel about Turkish delights. They have an array of different flavors and types. We got a box to share. The incredible folks behind the bar let us taste a few. They are scrumptious! We sat and had iced Turkish coffee and the delights there. My only suggestion would be to get the coffee hot not iced. Because it will be gritty due to how it is made. And if you do not enjoy a strong cup of coffee it is not meant for you. I throughly enjoyed the taste! I look forward to going back and tasting the other side of the bar with baklava and pastries! Oh and perhaps get a tea for variety too!