Seems like a good store to get products from the middle east. Folks were friendly and I went there…read morespecifically to get some zatar bread. They had only cheese bread that day. Unfortunately, the bread did not taste fresh and warm, Will not visit again for bread.

Bad service, and the old guy working there is disrespectful very to the costumers. I saw him saying…read morebad things to a lady trying to buy meat there and then he looked at me and didn't even smile very disappointed of their service. Never coming back here again after going there my first time.

The food is so good and fresh. Very reasonable prices. Clean atmosphere. Friendly service. Highly…read morerecommend. We can't wait to go back.

Great carry out service. Always good. We trying a combo platter, and a chicken kabob, was great…read more Small place but very nice.

Very pathetic service First of all we are living in 2026 and most all businesses carry two register…read moreor pos systems so customer can pay with cash and card, but this businesses has different register one for cash and card and one only for card only they are open at 9 and I am the first customer and I am ready to check out they have two register so cashier said come to other register and that register only work with card and I don't want to use card for two items but I don't know who's that guy or cashier he doesn't care about business he said cash register is not working you have to pay with card I mean i feel like he forcing me to use my card I never seen like that one register for card and one register for cash and card if you not interested to do job than stay at home shut down your business there are many competitors in market

Love this grocery & I go way out of my way to shop here for best prices & availability of Asian…read morefoodstuffs. Good produce, great selection of frozen and packaged goods that has significantly expanded since I first started going here. Nice family run business. Deserves support!

Visited this store with a friend. It was my first visit to a Middle eastern store since relocating…read moreto IL three years ago. It's a pretty big store with a wide variety of many products, especially henna. No one was rude to me, but I got the impression that they were only used to seeing Middle Eastern people in the store, which was later confirmed (by their conversation with my friend). I bought a chicken pastry, which was really good. They are known for their fresh pastries, and I definitely understand why. It was so good. I bought Jell-O from them. They did not have any bio engineered or genetically modified organisms either. I went back alone and the vibe was chill. I will go back.

I love shopping here! They have the friendliest employees, the freshest meats and produce, and the…read moremost delicious prepared Middle Eastern foods. Today, I came in to make my own lupini bean snack (turmus). Additionally, I bought some lamb, a couple of bags of baby okra (bamya), and some jute leaves (mulukhia). They sell ready made hummus, falafel, kibbeh, as well as other delicious baked goods. They truly have everything you could possibly need for the perfect Middle Eastern feast. Furthermore, their prices are fair and reasonable compared to other establishments. If you haven't been to Harlem Foods & Bakery, I highly recommend you check them out!

This place is a great family owned market they sell authentic Arabian goods and mix in some…read moreAmerican good accents as well they have a great environment in the store and the family is very welcoming and kind.

Hands down the best Hummus and Falafel! I buy all my meat from here! They make the best beef kabobs…read moreas well!

Ordered corn beef and cabbage take out dinner for the second year in a row. It was extremely busy,…read morestaff was hustling, service was great, food is phenomenal! I'm deducting a star because they ran out of Irish soda bread. Was disappointed they did not prepare better.

The Best Corned Beef in the country, Pay a little extra…read morethan Grocery chain, it's worth it,

There is a walk-up restaurant that I will frequent in the plaza where Sesi African Grocery. Being…read moreJamaican-Ghanaian, I am all for flavour. I am also for buying whatever I can from Caribbean and West African businesses, so I stopped in to see what this small grocery store offered. They have all the grocery products that I like to use in my cooking. So, this was a plus. Their products are more for Nigerian cooking than they are for Ghanaian cooking. I still know how to work those ingredients into my own cooking. As to their hot plates, I ordered a plate of egusi with chicken and beef. I ordered some jollof rice to go with it. I will not bother to go back to Chicago's North Side for egusi at an of the restaurants there. What I had at Sesi reminded me of what a college classmate's family had served when I went to Abuja with him years ago. I must say that I loved the jollof rice. Those who laugh about the jollof rice wars may find humour in my assessment. The rice is blooming delicious. There are other Nigerian dishes that I will eventually get around to trying. The egusi is simply the winner for now.

We tried this place today for the first time. My fiancé really enjoyed the chicken egusi and fufu…read more He said it was delicious and it was his first time ever trying African food. I had the baked chicken with rice. The food was good, but way too spicy for me personally. Each meal was about $14 and there was about a 30 minute wait to get the food because they do cook everything fresh .

Best fresh kielbasa in the south burbs! Excellent selection of frozen pierogi. My go to for 10…read moreyears now.

I ordered stuffed cabbage; there was no meat just rice with no flavor…read moreworst I ever had.