You can never go wrong with a stop at Vincenzo's!! Let your nose lead you in there then let your…read moretummy take over. Beautiful breads, amazing (huge- 2 person) hoagies, prepared foods and a great wine selection (w/ decent $$). I just stopped in for a hoagie and left w/ that plus a couple Italian sausages, meatballs, eggplant parm and chicken parm. Delicious!!

I will say when we pulled up I was surprised to see everyone working in the kitchen through the…read morewindows. Then we asked in the front door and it was so much smaller than I imagined. One single set of shelving down the middle of the store with foods on one side and wine on the other. The perimeter is a deli type counter on one side with the food counter and checkout area in the back. Please believe me when I say be prepared to just look past all that chaos to see the beauty in it. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Yes they do offer suggestions, answer your questions and carry your purchases to your car for you. Who does that nowadays?!? I read a review saying not to skip out on the rosemary sea salt bread so I didn't. I mean the smells and it looked like perfection on the tray so how could I resist!? So glad I didn't. It was warm, soft, flavorful and ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!! I would return for the fresh baked bread alone. We were given samples and we made our selections, paid and had our goodies carried out to the car for us. Couldn't have asked for a better experience. We ended up with a couple varieties of olives, a couple of meatballs and the bread. All fabulous. If you're anywhere near this area and you need some mouthwateringly good food do stop in.

Eurasia market is a very cool addition to the Clintonville area. They sell a very good variety of…read moregrab-and-go ready made food. They also have a ton of canned and bagged goods from close to a hundred different countries (this is what the owner told me). We bought a jar of fruit preserves on this visit, along with a bag of beef and lamb dumplings. Both were pretty delicious and made for a quick, easy meal. The items in the store focus mostly on Eastern European countries -- Russian, Poland, etc. I will definitely be making a return trip!

Some of the translation from Russian to English can be confusing, but fortunately the staff are…read morewilling to help you if you can't quite understand it. It's amazing how much they packed into this small space!

Excellent service! Great meats!! definitely recommend! The burgers and broth I purchased were…read moredelicious

Never has product in stock, must pre order/ pay for simple quantities of sausage. Not authentic…read moreHungarian taste unfortunately and very overpriced lacking flavorful Hungarian spice. Not worth the trip or your money. Yuck! Also their shipping prices are ridiculous, 100 dollars shipping, no discounts for large quantities or anything to offset price. Not a good owner.- grouchy doesn't even greet you, he wants your money that's all, not a friendly environment at all and very tiny inside. Needs a course in customer service, customers make the business or break it buddy. Won't be in business long operating like that.

Both my parents died at an early age but the memories of my mother's Hungarian cooking lingers on…read more When I learned of Diana's Deli while visiting Columbus, Ohio, I had to visit this Eastern European grocery store. It is small gourmet grocery store that does not waste space. You can't sell empty space. They have an exceptional variety of goods from Eastern European countries like Hungary, Ukraine, Russia, Poland, etc.. Their breads are house made and when being baked fill the store with the most inviting aroma. I purchased some Russian blintzes $10, Hamantaschen (shortbread cookies w/apricot filling) $4 a box, a stick of Odessa sausage $8, a pistachio cheese roll $6, Dworek mushroom soup $4.29 and some black current compote $12.59. The store is kept tidy and clean. It is open 10am-8pm, seven days a week. The clerk on the day that I visited spoke multiple languages as most Europeans do by necessity.

I have been shopping in Diana's store for many years paying $100 or more The service is getting…read moreworse and worse. I had an injury there. The can fell on my toes. I was bleeding and was in pain, I asked if the store had emergency kit, but they didn't though it is requited by the regulations. I am diabetic and I needed to stop blood. Olga offered me to buy peroxide and bandage and charged me with all the groceries. i was hardly driving, i was very upset and in pain Next day I called the manager, and she told me that she will talk to them When I asked them the phone number they told me they can't give his information I will never go to the store any more This way you are losing good customers

Medium-sized market with loads of good stuff. A big cold section, a butcher in back looks like,…read morelots of dry goods, drinks, snacks. Assortments of packaged baklava, and some fresh baked goods. Good selection of dates. I had just been to two other markets or I would have gotten several things.

What a GEM! You wanna talk about awesome sandwiches? Let's talk about the amazing sammies and the…read morebest dang pita we have ever had, both found here in this little unassuming market. We had read they offered sandwiches a few years ago, so we went to check it out. At the back of the shop, there's a little kitchen, but no menu or chairs or anything. A nice young man asked us from behind the counter Hoe he could help and we asked about sandwiches. He said yes they do have them. He said they had chicken shawarma, another kind (maybe lamb?), falafel...we went with two chicken shawarma and he said typically it has garlic and pickles. It was mind-blowingly good! Comfort food in sandwich form. Additionally we picked up gigantic flat breads. Highly recommend any of their pitas and flat breads. Rumor has it they make them for most restaurants around town.

We get food from market basket and ALWAYS get the North Country Charcuterie coffee rubbed uncured…read morebacon ends. Sooo good. The flavor is amazing and like nothing I've had before. Can't wait to try their other offerings!

I ordered the Island Hopping kit for a Yelp event last night and OMG you guys....the spreadable…read morechorizo is life. The cheese and jam that were selected for this kit were the perfect compliments to your homemade chorizo and I seriously had to refrain from eating it all in one sitting (I have SOME dignity and self-respect, mmkay? :)). I learned a ton of info from Dustin last night and I can't wait to order from NCC again now that I know a little more about how to build a perfect board. Also another plus: the pork they use is humanely raised! Thank y'all for doing what you're doing. I hope readers out there will support this fantastic local business - especially during these tough times. Their charcuterie kits would make fantastic gifts for the holidays and they're all paired with items from other local vendors!

This time we stopped by just to satisfy our sweet tooth, and we couldn't have been happier. The…read morecookies and tarts were absolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and hard to resist. But this market is so much more than a bakery. It offers an impressive selection of specialty items, including a wonderful wine section and many other unique products worth exploring. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and feels just like home. Whether you're looking for desserts, gourmet items, or simply a pleasant place to browse, this market is definitely worth a visit.

Take away--go for the brews but skip the food. Also, they aren't the friendliest…read more I've been a couple times now and the coffee is stellar. I love the coconut cloud iced and I just tried the orange blossom latte. Both were memorable and worth a return trip. I keep trying something different with my drink (food wise) and most things have been misses. The breakfast burrito and breakfast sandwich=miss for me and quite pricey for grab and go. I will say the broccoli cheddar soup in the deli/middle was off the charts good at one of my visits in the fall. I have eaten in the cafe once and service was good (most of my experiences have been in the coffee shop area). The French onion soup was fantastic. The spinach artichoke pastry was good. Overall, the coffee is worth a return trip. Definitely a fan for the coffee. Not a fan overall for the food and service.

If you are a fan of the Slovakian/Hungarian dumpling called the pierogi... there is no better…read moreauthentic pierogi chef than Lizz the owner of Sweet Cle bus. This is a mom and pop shop, located at 447 Lazelle Road, not too far from Polaris Mall.. the store front might be small, but the flavor of these pierogi are big! The filling size is generous. She is creative with her flavors. She changes her fillings regularly, so before you go, always check her facebook page to check what the weekly or monthly flavors are her page is under "sweet CLE-'bus". This month she partnered with Ray Rays for her Dawg Pound, hot honey jerk Chicken and the Smokehouse Brisket/cheddar. I cant wait to taste the fourth flavor... the pickle and the dessert flavor, the gertrude! Seriously, if you grew up like I did and grandma or grandpa made these.... But now they are gone... Lizz brings back those memories and those wonderful flavors with her perfectly crafted pierogi. They are delicious! Our very picky grandparents would give her 5 stars. There are none better in Columbus.

Great shop and AMAZING pierogis. Tried 4 different kinds (traditional, potato cheese, buffalo wing,…read moreand lemon) and one was better after the other. Will be coming back frequently!