Delicious drumsticks and fast delivery! I highly recommend the honey garlic sauce. Would totally…read moreorder again

Absolutely delicious!!! Great service and great food. The…read morefood is well seasoned and fresh. Great prices and bonus....it is also a small grocery store. Winning!

Love the assortment of goods. Prices are reasonable. Store is clean. Associate was pleasant and…read moreknowledgeable about vegetables

Amazing place if you know how to cook Asian food or are just curious to try. They have so many…read morefoods and things to try. They have soups with directions in English, so don't be scared to try something new! The produce section is huge, they have chopsticks, bowls, Asian spoons, dishes and tea pots too. You really have to come and check it out yourself. Walk slowly, read the labels, have a good time. It is very busy in the afternoon, so I suggest the mornings, if you can. Also, some products don't have English on them, but iPhones have (not sure about other cell phones) an easy translation method. Just take a picture of the text, highlight it, and choose "translate"! It is fun to see what it says!

My wife is from Russia and it's a little disappointing that we have to drive from Ocala Florida to…read moreGainesville Florida ( 1 hr ) for things that remind her of home. This place is worth it to my wife and for me to make her happy

I love Russia and Russian food--in fact, I am involved in a lot of journalism and research…read moreregarding Russia, the post-Soviet sphere and related politics and business issues professionally. So the mere concept of Gainesville once again having a Russian grocery store was very exciting to me. However, while I admire their spirit, the store is very small and the inventory--at least for now--is rather limited. I worry that they won't make it because they have a much smaller inventory than the "Europe" grocery that occupied two local locations prior to apparently going under. While Russian Food--as this store is plainly named--has some non-Russian Slavic foods, it's mostly Russian. Moreover, it's lacking on some expected Eastern European goods like high-quality Hungarian paprika. Its strength is on Russian candies and other sweets and they have a good selection of Russian loose-leaf teas, too, though they were lacking a brand I really wanted. Still, they only opened I think a month or two ago and while their space is small, maybe they'll get more goods in soon. The tea and chocolate I bought was good, too: fresh, authentic, and tasty. I'll certainly go back.

Mira! Thank Gods this old Hitchcock's is transitioning into Bravo. I have a love/hate relationship…read morewith Publix and have been shopping other options as much as I can since their prices have gone glass and brass. Bravo is just what the area needs and is really turning things around here already. What a difference! Customer service is up 100%. And Bravo's prices are somewhere closer to Walmart and Aldi than Publix (which is about 38% more than Walmart last time I checked (Ask me how I know). So not only are they reasonably priced, they've also got all sorts of hispanic foods and products you'd never find across the street; especially if they're old favorites or you're just curios like me. I Love the produce here and the meats can be a real bargain. Shhh... I think they're opening a bar! Or at least I spy taps!! Wepa!! And I don't really know the Wepa, but I'm feeling it here. Gracias Bravo!!

Been in there 4 times since they purchased Hitchocks. 1 -…read moreFirst time there were no shopping baskets to be seen except inside the store full of merchandise. I asked and an older gentleman got me one. I am disabled so I need one to shop. 2 - Second time I was looking for fried chicken in the deli and found none. 3 - Third time I called t see if deli did fried chicken. I was assured they always have it in the deli. To make sure I called the deli and ordered a 12 box for pickup at 5PM. The woman took the order and said "no problem". I arrived at the deli 2 minutes to 5 and enquired about my order and one woman kept yelling something at me. It was to get in line. The sign for this was small and at the far end of the food display case. Oops, they never had a line system as Hitchcocks - it was just first come first served. Another woman came over to help me. She checked for the order. Th sticked for it was on a sheet with my name on it and pick up time. It was not ready and none was in the showcase. So, I had to wait 25 minutes for it to be cooked. Very hard on me to stand in one place but I did. The hispanic music was so loud that it hurt my ears and I am hard of hearing. 4 - for aluminum pans - no problem then Personally, I would shop Publix before this Bravos. I wish we had Hitchcocks back!!

We were looking for a quick lunch spot and found this deli on yelp. I didn't read the reviews so I…read moredidn't know it was on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. I ordered a veal spare rib meal with salad from the specials menu, my wife ordered the salmon sandwich. Both meals were fantastic and everything was very fresh. I would consider it to revile far fancier restaurants in terms of quality and presentation. If you are looking for a great place and don't mind sitting outside on a patio and busing your own table this is for you!

Finally tried this awesome spot located in the 4th Ave Food Park! I had heard so much about this…read moreplace and it was even featured on Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-ins, & Dives". Their menu consists of some staple sandwiches, wraps, sausage dogs, and salads, along with daily specials. They also have a meat counter where you can buy a variety of very unique flavored/seasoned meats that are all made in house. The shop isn't super big and there is limited indoor seating. Although the food park offers plenty of coveted outdoor seating options. Service was great and pretty quick. The guy who took my order was helpful in answering my questions too. Everything is made fresh to order with higher quality ingredients. This is very evident in the taste of the sandwiches, they are truly next level! I ended up ordering a Muffuletta sandwich and a walking taco. Both of these were on the daily special menu. The muffuletta was loaded with ham, salami, mortadella, Swiss cheese, provolone, olives, Dijon aioli, lettuce, tomato, and onion on ciabatta. This sandwich was huge! The meat was super flavorful and you could really taste each one of them in each bite. I loved the ciabatta, especially because it wasn't too thick and didn't take away from the sandwich. The cheeses were mild melted perfectly on the sandwich. The fresh tomato's, lettuce, and onion complimented the other components nicely as well. I will say I wish the olives and aioli had been more prominent, as this is what truly makes a muffuletta of muffuletta. So I wouldn't really classify this as a traditional muffuletta sandwich and it reminded me more of an Italian sandwich. The walking taco included Fritos, chilli, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, banana peppers, and house-made ranch. I thought these were decent. This wasn't the most impressive thing, but it was still tasty. I wish there had been more meat in the chilli and the cheese was melted on top of the Fritos. The onions were simply chopped red onions and seemed too strong for the dish. While this was good, it isn't something I'd go out of the way to order. I would probably stick to the sandwiches and such as that is what truly shines here! Overall, I was more than impressed with this place. I love that it is located in the food park too! Ordering is easy and the service is welcoming. They offer a nice variety of deli options and there is something for everyone. You can taste the difference in the food here compared to other places. They use high quality ingredients and put a lot of passion into their work. I also love that they have fun switching up parts of the menu daily with unique options. While my muffuletta reminded me more of an Italian sando, it was still one of the best sandwiches I've had in the area by far. The sandwich was absolutely packed with meat and made the price completely justifiable. The bread was really fresh and not too thick, which I really appreciated. The walking taco was decent, but nothing to ride home about. If you are in the area and want a good sandwich, I HIGHLY recommend stopping by.

The women who works there is one the sweetest people I've ever met. She took the time to explain…read moredifferent flavors to my husband and I. She was very kind and patient! The shop felt very warm and welcoming, with a sweet dog to great you! I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to shop Euro food and understand what they're buying.

My Oma, which means grandmother in Europe, owns this lovely little store in Gainesville. She has…read morehuge selection of cookies, candies and sodas, as well as pickles and rolled mop herrings. She is sweet to talk to and my son enjoys coming in here often to buy the European foods and sweets that he had growing up because we've kept our European traditions going with our kids.

Dirty and filthy ,never buy without checking the dates, overpriced on literally everything. So glad…read moreto hear they are closing there door and a new store will fill there unsustainable void.

Probably the worst grocery store I have ever been in. It's filthy, sometimes smells, tired and in…read moredesperate need of good management. How can the company allow the store to be in such condition?

A very cute bakery with tons of variety of sweets and treats from cupcakes, cookies, candies, ice…read morecream and breakfast. Everything is so has been extremely delicious and equally good visually stunning. The staff is friendly seams like a small family owned business. I been here a few times now and it's always different and beautiful. Has the feeling of an old time small town sweet shop. Love... love love

Food and Service were great! Highly recommend supporting this local business. The people are kind…read moreand the food is delicious.