Small but mighty! This shop has the kindest owner and lots of wonderful products for a good price…read more Some of our favorites were the kielbasa, red pepper spread and dubai chocolate. When looking at the ingredients for the red pepper spread, I was happy to see a list of 4 - red bell pepper, eggplant, salt and oil. It can be challenging to find something so clean and tasty from a jar in the US! I love it on toast with eggs and arugula. This place is something special despite being located in a sleepy shopping plaza.

Stock updates every other week. Awesome selection, friendly…read moreowner. (You don't have to be from Europe to appreciate the items available). Awesome skumbria.

It's a small Indian food market, but clean and well-organized. They have a couple of rows of dry…read moregoods, a freezer, and a bit of produce. They also cook their own food, and roaming to the back yielded several dishes to go. I got some lentils, but they offered me samosas as well, which for some reason were stored somewhere that you couldn't see them. Having found them, they had a nice aromatic fennel seed note. I picked up a few other items, and I could certainly see returning for more.

I visited today. Very impressed - great selection, clean, and orderly. The owner takes great pride…read moreand gave me a tour. Delicious food prepared from scratch and at reasonable prices.

Friendly service. There was a slight language barrier; nothing hand language couldn't fix. They…read morehave a nice fresh produce section with items you don't find in regular grocery stores. Parking lot is a bit tricky. I recommend backing in to get out easier. Store is clean and they have fresh bread.

Very friendly owner. We will pass by here every time we will go to the PNC Arena to watch a…read moreconcert. It's a smaller store but they also have food that you can purchase and eat at the store.

This market is about a 50/50 split between East Asian and South Asian. The sign says World Market,…read morebut it's just Asian (to be fair, these regions probably cover half the world's population). It is a decent-sized store compared to the few tiny competitors that dot the region. It's nothing like what you'd find in the DC area or the Patel Brothers you could get in North Carolina, but assuming you don't want to drive that far for food, this place certainly had sufficient selection to warrant a visit. There was a small selection of fresh produce and abundant frozen dumplings and vegetables. Tofu and other protein options for the vegetarian were also well represented. I found some interesting beverages and snacks, and despite it being busy I experienced a reasonably swift checkout experience. For what it is, this place seems a success to me.

My hometown of Roanoke, VA has some decent eclectic international grocery stores, but the best in…read moremy opinion is the Oasis World Market, which is 45 minutes down the road from me. Oasis is located in Blacksburg Square's shopping center in Blacksburg, VA and features a spacious interior with plenty of aisles to browse. The store primarily sells products from the continents of Africa and Asia with a wide range of produce, meats, spices, snacks, and drinks. Every time I pay them a visit, I stock up on various málà soup bases for my hotpot and tandoori spices for grilling. They have a nice selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks from around the world that are worth checking out as well. The prices can be a little high, but overall, this is worth it for the quality of imported products you can purchase. If you need assistance in finding anything, the staff are ready to help. The trip to Blacksburg is always worth it to be able to shop at Oasis World Market, so give them a visit if you are in Southwest Virginia.

This little market had some food trucks parked nearby when I dropped in, as well as what looked…read morelike its own indoor restaurant. I just needed some produce, and they had a lot of what I was looking for. Particularly peppers, although I have to say the quality varied tremendously. Some bins looked like they'd been in the sun too long, while the hot peppers I did get looked fine and were quite ferocious. Cactus and avocado were well stocked, and fresh tortillas were available. The scope of this place is small, but it delivers what it says on the sign.

I have to sAy this was a great find for us fresh produce and a taco truck right next store it's a…read moremust go to if looking for real Mexican food cooked to order I felt like I was back in Ca at a taco truck for sure And fresh Mexican bread the store had a nice variety of produce and can good fresh stuff to

Standard Asian market with some Viet specialties. Go on Wednesday after 5 to get freshest foods…read moreincluding some ready to eat prepared foods.

From the owner: we provide unique vegetables, ingredients, and snacks to the Roanoke valley.read more

This town definitely needed a store like this! For those who don't know, you not only can find…read morehard to find ingredients, but you can get better quality, and cheaper here! Think of great avocados, limes, seasonings, and dried peppers. Of course, Mexican cheese, and recommendations on how to prepare foods.

The best authentic Mexican food in town. Fresh and delicious. It's a small place so it can be a bit…read moreslow but definitely worth the wait.

Fantastic tacos. We got the asada and carnitas. The pork was off the charts delicious.read more

Their carne asada is AMAZING!!! The cooler near the register also has homemade tortillas that are…read morestill warm. All the makings for the most delicious tacos! Cannot be beaten.

They were polite on the phone and have the product we are looking for (sweet bread)! It will be…read morewothr the drive from. Lynchburg to purchase one of our favorites, and they seem to have the variety of other products that we are accustomed to coming from Philadelphia.​

Food is mediocre and the prices are astronomical considering how basic the dishes are. Also an…read moreoverwhelming cleaning solution smell.

There are times that the simple things in life bring the most pleasure. For instance, I enjoy…read morediscovering out of the way breakfast restaurants and then on my days off, getting up early in the morning and going to these small but cozy, one of a kind places and enjoying a nice hometown breakfast in a relaxed environment and meeting new and interesting people; the owners, cooks, and servers of these small businesses who provide a product and service that bring joy to the members of our community and to those who are visiting it. After spending some time searching for one of these places, I found one called Jerry's Family Restaurant. I was attracted by the name of the restaurant, but also by the red building in the shape of a country barn, where it was the restaurant was housed. As I arrived at the place following my GPS, the red barn shaped building got closer and closer, and I could read Jerry's Family Restaurant, "Home Style Eats." Breakfast and Lunch Daily. Precisely what I was looking for. As I entered the place, I was impressed by how even though the building was old, it was very clean and painted and decorated in simple but very good taste. Chad, who was doubling up as my host/server, greeted me warmly, took me to my booth, and handed me a copy of the menu. Before even reading the menu, I looked around and admired the very well maintained Walnut hardwood floors contrasting with the light beige and white painted walls and ceilings. I ordered coffee to drink with cream and sugar, and Chad, my server, didn't take long to have the hot and freshly brewed coffee on my table, together with a glass of cold ice water. For breakfast, I ordered Three Eggs over easy with Bacon, Fried Yukon potatoes, w/onions, and white toast. And with French Toast as a little something extra. As I was waiting for my food, many other customers came in and were seated, and a lady came in with a "to go" order as well. Whom I guess was the owner/cook, a very nice lady, came out from the kitchen area and up to me and said hello, making me feel at home, as I waited for the home cooked food. Then Chad brought me the food and filled my coffee cup with some more freshly brewed and hot coffee. Everything tasted delicious. Take a look at my photographs, and you will be able to appreciate it better. After all, they say that "A picture is worth a thousand words." Then read the menu that I also photographed to be able to read the nice variety of both breakfast and lunch items available. And somehow eating my food in this cozy, warm, and friendly environment made it taste even better. I highly recommend this place to everyone reading my review and can assure you that you'll have a unique dining experience like no other.