You have to check out the European market! It's a little hard to find, but well worth it. We…read morebought several meats and cheeses from here for our New Year's charcuterie board, and were thrilled with the quality and taste. My favorite was the German baloney. They also have delicious baked goods, including breads.

In the mood for European foods, pierogies, deli, fresh bread, meats and pilsners…read more Look no more, this is a full service Eastern European market, Polish, Czech, Russian and even Turkish delicacies. There beer selection is very large, rivals Total wines selection in Eastern European beers. I procured pierogies, red cabbage and truffles.

Family-run market with wonderful mushroom and green vegetables I've never seen but have grown to…read morelove. My family are vegan and I've really embraced Asian cooking as a way to offer flavorful vegan meals. Even bought my own wok! Great people.

Thank you, William L., for getting this shop on the YELP! It's like Disneyland for everything…read moreAsian. I've been going to this place for years, mostly for dumplings, gyoza, soba, sauces, bok choy, Indian sauces and all kinds of goods that one can't find anywhere else close by. Keep your creative mind open and active - so many possibilities for an impressive home-cooked dinner!

Such a hidden gem! I usually have to drive all the way to…read moreOrlando to find Persian groceries, but this little market has saved me the trip! While it's a Mediterranean blend, they carry quite a few Persian essentials--and I'm so grateful for that. The owner is incredibly sweet and helpful. The store is small and a little tight on space, but their selection is huge and well-stocked. For mainly imported goods, the prices are very reasonable. It's only about 10 minutes from home, and having a place like this nearby takes the stress out of running out of essentials. So thankful this place exists!

My 1st time in a mediterranean grocery store. I was afraid of looking stupid not knowing exactly…read morewhat I needed. I just started cooking this style a month ago for health reasons. No worry. Ask politely and it shall be answered the same way. They are passionate about their food as I have become. I look forward to future visits as I expect at least weekly. Bon appetite Atmosphere is much like an outside market.

So far only place I found that has authentic kelbasi purchased smoke ring which is really good and…read morea wedding ring have tried yet also purchased tripe soup no review yet on that either a very small store so don't be disappointed if your expecting if your expecting a large deli

Taste of Europe packs a lot of products into a boutique shop of European Staples and treats. The…read moreowners keep it simple and delicious. They're usually too busy to answer the phone, but they will give their customers 110% service. I sent someone into get Keishka for Mr and they checked to see if he knew how to prepare it! Use your GPS to find it he shop because they're right on Dixie, but the storefront is set back behind a colonnade. The flavors are old world and so is the service.

Coming to Internation Food Market was a pleasant surprise. I didn't even know about this place but…read morea friend of a friend who's from Trinidad shops here all the time and highly recommended it, and before I knew what had had happened, we were here shopping. I was impressed by how clean the store is, and their fresh vegetables are reasonably priced. Also, they seem to have weekly specials which you'll see posted on yellow signs. I'm the kind of person that when you open up my pantry, you will see a rainbow of beans in clear containers. I use all kinds of beans a lot in my cooking so you can imagine my delight in seeing that they had an entire aisle dedicated to beans, lentils, and all kinds of other grains, and very affordable! You will find mostly middle eastern items here. There was an entire section dedicated to tahini, and olives! So many different kinds of olives, it was very impressive. They also have prepared foods, and an area where you can order hot food/sandwiches. I plan to come back and update my review once I try out their hot food. Definitely recommend you come and check it out.

Great place for Halal meats and hard to find spices and condiments. Great prices on take out food…read moreand generous portions.

We went shopping there last Sunday and forgot a bag. Since the store is located in WPB and I live…read morein Palm City I was not able to go back to retrieve my bag and I didn't know when I was going back The mgr of the store graciously refunded me the money on Zelle Great customer service

Food as always is excellent…read more We had the Dosa, Tuna, butter chicken and duck... Service was attentive and friendly Love the staff and ambiance is warm Cocktails were also fun and tasty

I'm so happy there's another great Asian market that is open in the area…read more We were very impressed with their supplies, cleanliness and price. The staff were very friendly. They also have specialty food during the weekend.

I'm so excited for this store! It looks like they really care about their store, it's clean and…read morewell stocked and friendly. They even have some prepared foods for sale too.

Grocery & Cafe. GOOD. Nice modern Market which caters to all ethnicities especially those of MIDDLE…read moreEASTERN & MEDITERRANEAN descent. Well stocked Store offering a plethora of Goods. Coffee, Pastries & Hot Food are available for Dining in or for a quick Grab & Go. MARWA provided QUALITY Service. RECOMMEND.

As many times as we've dined at Chris' Taverna, we've never noticed/nor been to this international…read moremarket right next door. We were surprised to learn that they'd been there over a year. And the way I learned about it was from a Yelp review. When we entered, the gentleman was making a Turkish coffee for someone who had stopped by and putting out pastries in the case up front. We learned from him later that the various "delights" are made at a Turkish bakery in Miami. We browsed the aisles. In one of the refrigerated cases, we saw taramosalata (fish eggs/roe caviar dip), but the use by date was a bit short for us to use up the jar size in time. Maybe next time. Lots of dried fruits -- the dried medjool dates appealed -- along with canned goods from various cultures. A whole section of spices. Candies. Snacks. Drinks. Syrups. Nuts. Condiments. Olives. Canned/tinned fishes. etc. etc. Plus, fresh halal meat. We even got a sample of a small cube of pomegranate and cashew nut Turkish delight. This dessert features a layer of "gel" that binds everything together. The dessert is traditional -- it's been around for centuries -- but the creative ingredient combinations are more modern. In the case by the cash register, were various pastries including baklava -- regular size and minis; kunefe -- three types; Turkish delights with all varieties of nuts, coconut, and fruit/other flavors; to more recognizable desserts like a chocolate eclair filled with hazelnut paste (nutella). And machines to make different types of coffees. We wound up buying some Turkish honey with a chunk of honeycomb inside and some pastries -- mini baklava for me and some kunefe with pistachios for him. I'm sure we'll return when next in the area.