Poor customer service, be careful when ordering from here. Apparently they never make mistakes, so…read moreif there is ever anything wrong with your order just know it will be your mistake because they can do no wrong.

First, know that this is really set-up for sales to businesses, not consumers. It's geared toward…read moremarkets and trade sales, not so much the home consumer. That said... This guy was super cool! I went in for some Quick Cure from Morton's. They have a lot of other stuff here, and their catalog is online or can be viewed in their store. Check out their selection of cutting board "scraps" for sale dirt cheap. They mainly sell seasonings and supplies to the trade, but it's available to anyone who comes in. They have a ton of sausage seasoning items. There is a pricing minimum for credit card sales and they take cash for small transactions. I recommend using their catalog before heading into the shop. Their website is www.southbayabrams.com/ and it shows everything they have.

If you haven't been to HB Corner Market, it's a must when you're in the area. Anytime I'm near the…read morepier in the morning, this is my go-to breakfast spot. They have a wide variety of great food, but I almost always stop in for the "cranishes." They are the best. If you know, you know. I'll usually pair that with a breakfast burrito, and sometimes grab one of their prepped meals to go for later. It's casual, easy, and consistently good. Whether you're heading to the beach, walking the pier, or just passing through Huntington, it's definitely worth stopping by.

Small menu but really cute and the food was excellent. I got a ham and cheese croissant and some…read moreiced coffee. Next time I'll try something more lunchy. Outside are a couple famous Kelsey Montague murals. You can see a map of her art all around the world on her website. I was pumped to find this place on Yelp and realize some of her art was there!

I was seeking the authentic sourdough. And then another natural fermentation health concept came…read moreacross to my mind. I had kumboocha and the sandwich and salad. It is not super delicious as the grey creammy spicy fast-food. But these food can keep your stomach full for awhile of time! They are solid and organic! You can find a lot of ancient diet process( it is a chemical reactions but it is naturally processed).Most of ancient diet habits remind us the desire of fermentated food! We naturally will pursue those product to make myself feeling better however, the modern processed food eliminated the food maturing process thus I found this place! If you think it is too complicate to pick all the stuff at the same time and don't know how to apply all the natural stuff in your daily diet. You may try the food in the spot! You can also enjoy all the sell product as a meal in the store. It is like a dad and mom pop up sandwich store that you can take out some food in a single ride.

I've been meaning to drop by this spot for years, and I've FINALLY made my way over. I was really…read moreexcited by the concept. The market is modern and well organized. The staff was kind and helpful and there appeared to be a lot of locals enjoying their meals out in their outdoor seating area. While the market had a bunch of fun fermented offerings, the food that I ordered from their cafe was not exactly what I expected. I ordered the chili and spicy kraut grilled cheese combo. The portions were on the smaller side but given it was lunch I didn't really mind. I was more let down by the lack of flavor in their grilled cheese, the spicy kraut was neither spicy and just didn't really add much aside from texture. The chili on the other hand was delicious so that partially redeemed the meal for me. My boyfriend got their bone broth which was very very light and needed additional seasoning though. While I love what they're trying to build here, I'm not sure if I'd go back.

I love going to Hmart for the seasoned cucumber salad. They have so much Korean side dishes, fruit…read moreand vegetables. A huge selection of kimchi. The parking lot is pretty small and compact. The cashiers are nice, it's super busy and crowded at times.

the store can be a bit small, but the selection is a wide variety. their fried banana is super…read morecronchhh & the dad that was helping his daughter while she's on errands was super cute. they have a lot of frozen items shipped directly from vietnam of brands that my dad loves, and a bunch of different unique fish that you can't really find fresh in america (yes, even in asian market.)

Walked in here expecting a bakery but it's ... an import store? Literally. They sell a couple of…read moregrocery items like canned goods and wine, and it was honestly quite confusing. Regardless, I don't know where the cashier got the egg tarts or if they bake them in-house, but they are phenomenal. Cashier walked into the back room and came back with these warmed delicacies. I scarfed down two in my car and debated on turning back for more. They're on the sweeter side, but they are elite. Pricey, but worth the "treat yourself" moment.

Portugal Imports is a small market in Fountain Valley, that's full of Portuguese items. You can…read morefind Olive Oils, cured Ibercan pork, chorizo, Portuguese sausage, sardines. What brought us in were their egg tarts. I've never been to Portugal, but I was happy to come in to have some savory croquettes and their egg tarts. Their portuguese egg tarts have the custardy flavor balanced by nice sweetness. We had a ham and cheese croquette and chicken croquette. The savory treats were breaded in bread crumbs and the ham and cheese tasted like it was filled with a cheesy bearnaise, while the chicken tasted like a crispy, chicken pot pie. This is a small store and it's a great place to find items for an authentic Portuguese meal. I would come again for these egg tarts, which has sweetness that's completely different than the Taiwanese variety I grew up with in the San Gabriel valley.

I'm sitting here contemplating what to eat this weekend, and ...oh, hell yeah, Surf City Pot Pies!…read moreThey are unforgettable - all the descriptions that you read about pot pies like creamy, flaky, buttery, rich, tender and fresh are completely defined here. AAAHHHH! Freaked out when I saw the headline that they were closed....and then read further - temporarily. WHEW!!!! Order now. You know you want to.

Yes, 5 stars, as good as it gets. The waves may not be great but chowing down on one of Colin's…read morefantastic $5 pot pies after 3 hours in the surf is about as close to heaven as one could get. And you don't have to get all gussied up either. He delivers right to your surf-mobile! I was a little skeptical, seeing this kinda-cute gentleman handing out his business flyers but I'm game for almost anything after a surf and the "Surfer's Breakfast Pie" caught my eye. After my first taste, I knew my Martha Stewart pot pies were but a fading memory, lost to the man from England where pot pies are a cultural norm*. The semi-sweet salsa provides just the right snap to make a mouth-watering taste delight in a freshly-baked, hot breakfast in your wetsuit or street clothes. *We shared the "Sweeny Todd" joke but I was assured of his personal selection of only top-quality meat and vegetables.