There's few places in life better than an Italian food market and this one hits the spot. They have…read moresuch a variety of groceries, pastas, and meats, but I went straight to the bakery section. They have a huge variety of fresh Italian cookies. I got the rainbow cookies, pignolia cookies, and cannolis and we scarfed each of them down. They were delicious! My favorite this from here is their prosciutto bread. They were out of the one from the bakery section but had some in the fridge. We heated them in the oven and it was just as good and only about $6-7 for each. Highly recommend!

I told my family when we fly to Florida, I'll first swing by Salpino's in Wantagh and get my…read morefavorite sandwich for us, the Son of a Peach sandwich. My brother in law tells me, they opened a place called Pino's in Dix Hills! Nah, can't be the place. Sure enough, "Pino's" is the new location of Salpino's in Dix Hills! Is it really Dix Hills? It's so close to Huntington and my wife went to walt whitman high school. This stripmall back in the day, my father in law would get bagels and the NY Times every Sunday. To have this beautiful market in the old Pathmark spot warms my heart. We swung by on a Saturday to check out the new digs. The new location is big, there's a large deli counter, bakery section and meat department making homemade sausages. My wife starts shopping and zeros in on a few items like fresh lamb sausages? I see frozen pizzas from Italy (that's on sale) and grab two for late nite snacks with my sons. I order at the deli two heroes, Son of a Peach and the The Crispy Caprese sandwich. The counterperson tells me, its going to take a while to prep, he has to fry the tomatoes. I'm not in a rush, take your time young man! While we're waiting, another deli guy tells us to try the pastrami at the other end of the counter. He's slicing it up now. Be still my heart. The pastrami? Man.. I loved it. I was just at Katz (They used my picture on Yelp for a few months), there's no need to make a comparison. It's an Italian deli. I think the pastrami was very good and we brought a nice amount home. Interesting, I was told Mr. Salpino himself was slicing the pastrami?? I just dig that, my dad owned a supermarket in the Hamptons and I know how proud he's feeling opening a new location. Back to sandwiches! Son of a Peach sandwich? 10 Yelp stars. packed with Prosciutto, arugula, burrata, Sicilian peaches and finished with a hot honey drizzle. It's by far my favorite sandwich. The Crispy Caprese sandwich, breaded and fried mozzarella and breaded and fried tomatoes with a pesto drizzle. My wife and I each take a bite, wow. Just wow. Killer sandwich and here's something I have to mention. Pino's is using quality ingredients, that's why their sandwiches pop. My niece is home from college, I picked up dessert for the night at the bakery section. Lobster tails stuffed, each stuffed with cannoli cream, pistachio cream and custard. C'mom now! so soo good! Here's the thing about any Italian market. The people are so friendly. The woman checking us out is answering questions and telling us about the catering they offer. Pino's? You totally rocked it. Welcome to Huntington! (Eh, Dix hills) Now come to Stony Brook

When I heard Euro Grocery was having its grand opening in Orange, I had to go check it out! They…read morehave an impressive variety of products from a multitude of countries throughout Eastern Europe that I've never seen in international stores before. I could've spent hours in here combing through the aisles! Their deli counter with fresh meat and cheeses, olive bar with olives imported from Europe, candies, chocolates, and baked goods are just a few of the highlights here. I found out they have two other locations as well, and one is in Waterbury pretty close by to me! I'll definitely be visiting again and bringing my mom so we can pick up some things to make!

I have been driving by this place for years and thinking I should check it out. I finally…read moreremembered about it and stopped in. Wow, this place is definitely a hidden gem. Very large array of foods from Europe, like Armenian, Greek, Turkish areas - probably more that I don't recognize. They have frozen foods, fresh foods, and pantry type items. It's much bigger than it looks from the outside. If you like the food at Greek fairs as much as I do you should check this place out. I'll surely be back.

A great selection of cheeses and delicious marcona almonds. We tasted 3 cheeses and bought 1.read more

So grateful to have this shop around the corner. Interesting selection. Knowledgeable owner. Lots…read moreof other yummy things to check out in the shop - olive oils, mustards, jams, crackers, pastas. Wonderful!

As a Cebuano I was greatly disappointed with the lechon. When it came with the Mang Tomas sauce…read morethat was the big giveaway. With Cebu lechon no sauce is necessary as the whole pig is very tasty. Not with this one and one big difference was the lack of lemon grass in the belly.

This was honestly the best roasted pig I ever had. I went to a party in New Jersey and I would…read moreabsolutely recommend that anyone in the area order it. It made the party a huge hit and we haven't stopped talking about it since. The skin was crunchy and I couldn't stop eating it until all that was left were bones. It tastes just like home.

Great stuff. I love trying new stuff and the staff are so helpful. Lots to choose from for such a…read moresmall place. Definitely check it out.

This place is awesome. Amazing place for polish sandwiches. The staff is super friendly and there…read moreare tons of polish snacks and groceries. Such a gem

We were out-of-towners needing sustenance before a 5 hour drive home. Found this place highly…read morerecommended for sandwiches. Entering the shop, we immediately appreciated the decor, the scents, and the lovely meat case displaying cold cuts, flatbreads, and other Italian delicacies. The fridges were stocked with take home soups, cheeses in brine and more. Had a nice chat with someone who might have been a manager or owner who helped us navigate the menu and make our choices. I had a sandwich with imported ham and garlic sautéed broccoli rabe on a crusty roll with bocconcini. She had the Parma with prosciutto, fresh moz, arugula, sun dried tomatoes and balsamic glaze. Both of us were delighted with our sandwiches. They were huge and the fact the cold cuts were freshly sliced put them over the top. We ate them with imported potato chips and local sodas bottled specially for the shop. We're not in the area very often, but we'll make it a point to come back - with a cooler this time to bring some delicacies home to Maine.

Had a delightful conversation with the owner of this small, attractive looking deli. Turns out, the…read moreguy is a former CPA/Accountant who decided he had been a "bean counter" for far too long ... so he decided to take a risk, and opened this cute Italian deli "around a year ago.." Anyway, after umpiring a well played 14U baseball game in Yanticaw Park, I found myself hungry for a filling Italian sub. I consulted Yelp! which highly recommended Salumeria Regina ... which certainly sounded Italian to me! lol Anyway, since the place was pretty quiet (it was after 2PM) I wound up chit chatting with the Owner (see above.) I actually wound up ordering a Salumeria Salad, which was akin to an Italian Chef Salad, only with Salami and Ham. Truth be told, the salad was a wee bit disappointing, because it was sorely lacking a few standard Chef Salad staples, such as a little sliced turkey or roast beef, maybe a second kind of "contrasting" cheese, a hard boiled egg, and possibly some olives or peppers, something to give it a little more variety. I did ask to substitute Arugula for the traditional Iceberg Lettuce; and add sun-dried tomatoes, so perhaps it was my own fault for substituting other ingredients. The salad was packaged in a nice sized container, but it was dominated by fresh Mozzarella, which was, indeed delicious. Next time, I will definitely try one of their more popular sItalian subs, which had been my original idea!

I have been an irregular shopper at this since 2012. This has been my go to Indian grocery store…read morebecause it's right next to NJ-17 Northbound. I primarily go here for Maggi noodles, Maggi sauce, Indian spices, pickles, curry powder, snacks and sometimes sweets, yogurt, basmati rice and mango lassi. Items have fairly decent price and have a good variety of Indian brands. This store used be dark and old. But they have done a renovation after which its appearance has improved significantly. New front signs, new floors, aisle markings, new fridges were added as part of renovation. But still the shelves in vegetables area are way outdated. Vegetables and fruits also don't appear appealing to me. So I stick to the non perishable items. In all these years of shopping here, I never had any problem. Staff are friendly and helpful usually. Checkout lanes are usually fast. Hope they keep doing well, so I can keep doing my desi grocery shopping from here.

they increase the prices so frecuently, every time the prices are high, one week you go an the next…read moreweek the price is more expensive. not good.

BEFORE OF MEAT THEFT within store - Store management is responsible…read more I ordered an entire half goat which was given to me in 9 or 10 plastic bags, but the billing code was only attached to one of the bags (see photo). Because the cart was heavy, I left it by the alley, while shopping for other stuff. In the interim, I suspect a store employee or the store manager pilfered more than half of my untagged meat from my cart, that I hadn't yet paid for. This person was aware of a loophole - that the entire billing charge is attached to a single bag, leaving anyone free to walk away with un-tagged bags. At checkout, I gave my cart to the cashier who billed me for all my tagged items. After paying, I noticed the quantity of meat was much less than what I'd ordered. I went home and weighed, and found 7 lbs missing. So I received only half the meat I paid for. The store manager offered to give a partial credit, but I demanded nothing less than a full credit / refund for the overcharge. A customer is not responsible for items not purchased. The store has no CCTV installed in the main alley, and I suspect complicity of store employee(s)/manager. I will be pursuing a case against store manager.

This place was super amazing. So moved to NJ, first thing to do is find a halal place. This spot…read moredefinitely hits the other spot ;). Called ahead to pick up fillet mignon and it was absolutely delish. Meat was fresh, place looked impeccably clean and was full spices like sumak, zatar, and cardemon. I was treated really well and their people skills are amazing. They are passionate about food and took time to show me some of the items they are most proud of. They stock really good rice as well.