Great selection of European Foods. The frozen somun was great and reheated well at home. I'm…read morelooking forward to my next visit

Felt like in Serbia again, their selection is beyond amazing!!!! They even some og Kajmakread more

Finally got to check this place out. It's a small store BUT…read moreracks & racks of jams, jelly's, salsas, honey, pickles, pickled eggs, pickled vegetables, beets, beans anything you can think of. He gets his items from the Amish in Ohio & Pennsylvania. It was a fun shopping experience. They also have flavored vinegars & oils. The gentleman was helpful with any questions. Bring cash or pay the extra fee for credit card.

Absolutely amazing mom and pop shop!…read more Angel--the owner--was very thorough and you could tell he cared about his products and the store's cleanliness and functionality. I got the Wildflower honey from Pahrump, it was phenomenal! I enjoyed the variety of products too. Small business over big business any day. Will be back soon.

I would give Polish Deli 5* if the same man owned it. Last time I was there 2 rude woman worked…read morethere. Sausage was frozen only. When I asked why frozen she answered very snotty as off I was nuts,"It's always been frozen" Never again. I would rather eat Hillshire Farms

Kielbasa was tasteless No Smoked flavor…read moreThe poppyseed cake roll was stale Frozen sauerkraut pierogi was very good Farmers cheese was sold very near expiration date Service was excellent

I registered for an olive oil tasting event here because I tasted their olive oil & vinegar at a…read moreYelp Elite event at The Children's Discovery Museum. The tasting experience was very different than other tastings I have experienced. First we did a taste test of four different olive oil. We were supposed to rate them and try to explain the flavor of each one. I wasn't very good at this. Then we saw a series of slides and were educated about olive oil production, freshness, and flavor. We were served a variety of small bites that featured a different flavor of olive oil. The most shocking one was the vanilla ice cream topped with a fig balsamic vinegar! It was so good, & I never thought this would pair together. I don't like chickpeas, however, they served a dish that was drizzled with Harissa infused olive oil, mint, & cilantro which I found to be absolutely delicious! It was $45 for the tasting. It was a fun, interesting, & enjoyable experience. I purchase four bottles of oil before I left. I think they should have offered a small discount on immediate purchased for everyone who paid to be here this night. I would have bought more than 4 bottles if they did. Also, don't forget to purchase the bottle toppers that slow the pour of olive oil. I purchased my four bottles and then someone else told me about the toppers that slow the pour so you don't waste an excessive amount of oil. You can also recycle your Arbosana used bottles by bringing them back to them and they will give you a dollar off your next purchase. I I recommend you check this place out, and sign up for an olive oil tasting. Go with a friend and you'll have a great time.

WOW!!! Where to start!? My friend and I did an oil tasting…read moreevent here. Walking in it smelled so good. Like a 5 star restaurant cooking up something amazing. We were greeted by Derek who was such an amazing presenter walking us through so much olive information I never knew or thought of. It made sense but never thought of it. I also learned of health benefits i never knew olive oil had. Now im prob going to be drinking a tablespoon or shot of olive oil daily. Which will be easier with the amazing flavors they offer. Learned how to "slurp" oil. Who knew. There is a whole art to swirling and slurping much like wine tasting. We learned how they test the olives to get the best quality ones available. Also learned of Dereks adventures traveling the world to bring us, Vegas the BEST olive oil from all over the world. He made the class fun. I enjoyed it. We blind tasted 4 types of olive oils. Then had to guess which 3 were Arbosana's and which was from a grocery store. The first thing they brought out was a non alcoholic spritzer made with balsamic vinegar. It was so good! Then we had a salad that had a homemade olive oil and vinegar dressing on it with homemade croutons that used one of the oils. It was so good. I bought the oil and vinegar and HAD to open it as soon as I got home to have my husband try it. It's awesome! I'll definitely be having at salad every day at work with my food now! Im not going to lie, when they brought out chickpeas I was thinking to myself this one isnt going to be that great. To my surprise, I could have eaten plates and plates of it! I would have paid extra for another plate of it! All the flavors paired so well together. Now, it was on the spicy side to me at first, then Derrick recommended adding some strawberry balsamic vinegar to it. That sounded wild but after one bite I was hooked! Im going to be craving that now! Arbosana needs to create a cookbook or post the recipes somewhere. I was starting to realize no matter what you mix together it's going to be good. The variety of olive oil flavors they offer along with the variety of balsamic vinegar flavors mostly all pair together beautifully. There are a few i wouldnt mix with other things and would leave solo but the majority do pair well. Then there was the grilled cheese, mozzarella pearl and marscapone cheese. Those were all great! Again, id paid extra for a full grilled cheese sandwich or more of the marscapone cheese with some crackers. Then lastly, the ice cream. Ice cream with balsamic vinegar on it... wild right!? Who'd put balsamic vinegar on their ice cream? Apparently, now I do! Move over Hershey's syrup! There's a new topping in town! It was really good! Ill definitely be adding the lychee balsamic vinegar and expresso balsamic vinegar to my ice cream from now on! Such simple things but the addition of the vinegar or oil added so much flavor! After the class you can walk around and sample other flavors you may want to try. There is such a wide variety. Something for everyone! Do your tastebuds a favor and book an oil tasting or come try the different varieties of oils and vinegars they offer. I know ill probably be back soon to get other flavors to use in my day to day cooking. Shop small business! Stop buying your olive oil at grocery stores. It's not even good. This is some of the best olive oil you can buy. If that is something that matters to you, definitely check out the store or order it online. Would also make a great gift too!

Awesome market- came just for some Hungarian peppers to follow a recipe from a cookbook we got in…read moreBudapest. Excited to know we have a Hungarian market now to get more paprika from when we run out! Small store but with an excellent selection!

Very small store with lots of ethnic products! Budapest Deli…read moreis HUNGARIAN MARKET in the shopping center right next to Sunset Park and behind the airport. You can experience airplanes flying/landing every few minutes! The most extensive line of Hungarian products in this store! Plus many seasonal items, brands that I highly recommend for trying if you have never been in Hungary to experience Hungarian snacks or food. There is no freshly made food here, it's not a deli! Make no mistake. Although, you may want to try some frozen items. Chocolates are delicious! And right now, the Christmas candies are already available, directly from Hungary. Those are traditionally made and hungarian people decorate their Christmas trees with them! It's very cultural tradition. Also, I love Hungarian bottled soda. My favorite is the Elderberry lemonade! The smoked meat/sausage is great! I buy the "Cserkész" scout sausage and smoked bacon very often. And there is PAPRIKA! Without this spice, food doesn't taste good! If you know how to cook Hungarian food, you must have Hungarian Paprika in your kitchen! Besides Hungarian products, there are other things you can find here, like some German pickles, etc. Many gift items can be also found in this store, including books, magazines, cookbooks, kitchen gadgets, some souvenirs, like painted coffee mugs, cups, etc. You can find the store's website at hungarianmarketlv.com and buy online. Shipping is extra.

Stumbled across this as I was perusing this location of a Premium Outlet…read more The ladies whom work at this stand are quite friendly! Samples provided on all they sell. BEST part is nothing is man handled, tongs are used and they are clean! I purchased the pecans and coconut- TUMMY! The toasted coconut is tasty and a healthy snack! No additives or preservatives!!! It's in an outlet mall, making it a planned out event of going and dealing with tourists (hence the four stars).

Decent little kiosk in the mall with a variety of dried fruit, highlights including dried chili…read moremango, dried bbq banana chips and dried hibiscus. The sales people are a bit aggressive but super friendly, I got full off of samples so quickly and ended up grabbing two boxes because I felt awkward for getting so many samples pushed on me! (you know how that goes..) I got the dried hibiscus and dried ginger, which were both recommended for tea. I thought it'd be great to let them steep in some hot water to make tea when I got home. I didn't realize how pricey all those tiny boxes of dried fruit were until I checked out though, definitely not worth the price but the customer service was good, so maybe if there's something here I can't find anywhere else, I'll come back!

I love this place. It's family -owned, so the owner and his wife are always there. The prices are…read morecompetitive and the stock is fresh. I've checked out online sales of Indian foods...it's pretty much the same prices of this deli with no shipping costs.

Nice people. Nice store. I love the selection of Indian…read moreand British foods. I picked up several products. Very happy.

I was actually stopping by to get some coffee, which I did, and ended up getting something from…read morehere as well. Located at the farmers market on eastern and 215, this place sells hydro grown vegetables as well as smoothies made from their own vegetables. I happened to get the Pom berry potion and it was awesome! Great blend of strawberries, bananas, coconut water, and hemp seeds. On these hot summer days, it is/will be very refreshing.

Met at Tivoli farmers market and signed up for a class to learn how to grow microgreens. Great…read morepeople!!! The class was so informative and motivating. I am so excited to be growing my first tray of broccoli microgreens.