Fabulous Balkan deli featuring many items you will never find in your local grocery store. I miss…read morethese types of unique and interesting ethnic stores that are so numerous in Chicago where I recently moved from. This is a Serbian owned business as one can easily distinguish just by looking around. The owner is from the Vojvodina region of Serbia and has put together a fabulous store. I love cevapcici! I tried Euro Market's and they are very good. They are sold here frozen and in a few varieties. I prefer mine made with some lamb, so I chose those. Serve with diced fresh onions and the Serbian style bread. I also loved red peppers in a jar, sold here and they are excellent. A full case of smoked meats and Hungarian salami, the best. All kinds of variety and interesting finds from Eastern Europe. Items from Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Serbia, Poland, Russia, Turkey. Stop in and explore and try some of the unique delectable treasures found at Euro Market. Highly Recommended! Great Find!

What they offer: It's alright not too shabby. Most of their…read moreitems are Serbian but they do have quite a few products from all around Eastern Europe. They have a good selection of Greek olive oils in the big 3 gallon square metal containers (101oz) most of them under $30. You cannot beat that price. Also they carry all sorts of Feta cheeses including sheep feta, Bulgarian Feta, kashkaval and other E.European cheeses. As far as meats they carry all sorts of dried salamis including Hungarian, Romanian such as Sibiu, Polish kabanos sausage and many other dried or smoked meats some that I've never seen before. Lots of canned stuff as well, if you're into making stuffed cabbage they have a good variety of canned cabbage and grape leaves. I'm Romanian but I grew up with a variety of products I mentioned above from all over that region. The service: I would've given them 5 stars, the only reason I took a star away is because of the service, the girl at the counter seemed to be mostly clueless when I asked her to give me some information about a few products. Her English was horrific but that's fine it didn't bother me. Also I think we've gotten used to deal with bigger businesses where they train their employees to behave courteously, she was on the phone yelling in Serbian a good part of the time when I asked her a few questions she talked to me like I was there kind of bugging her phone conversation which I didn't think was very professional. Overall don't let that stop you from visiting this place, if you grew up in the Balkans region or E.Europe in general you will find something that will bring back memories for sure.

"Food is a central activity of mankind and one of the single most significant trademarks of a…read moreculture." Mark Kurlansky It is my mission while I am residing in the northwest Chicago suburbs to submerse myself in the cultural treasure trove around me and experience as much as I can, as fast as I can. Finding the best and most authentic international groceries (and conversing with the owners and patrons inside) is one of the best means to do this, I have found. On my way to Assi (a Korean grocery), I saw the Zander Import Groceries sign with the curious winged lion. "Another time," I thought. But, it ate at me while I was shopping at Assi. So, I read a few Yelp reviews in the parking lot and decided to endure the six o'clock traffic on Milwaukee Ave and drive back there. The reviews said bread and pickles, try the bread and pickles. That was the mission. I believe it not chance that Zander was grinding fresh Turkish Coffee beans for another customer as I walked in. The smell was inviting and immediately perked me up. Now I know I'll come back when I have coffee drinking guests to entertain. There are plenty of good Indian, Pakistani, and Persian stores within a few miles of Zander Import Groceries, but Zander earns his relevance due to certain specific Assyrian goods he offers. The breads are acquired from bakeries in Skokie and Chicago, and the quality is good. The lavash was particularly nice, but the heavily floured crust left me wanting some of that coffee to wash it down. The Assyrian bread had a great bite and reminded me of a doughnut without sugar. (Does that make sense?) A kind gentleman patron directed me to a spicy homemade pickle of cabbage, carrot, and spices. I must say, it was delicious and I hope my husband loves it as much as I do. Zander also had some imported pickles and olives which looked fascinating. There were other staples, too, as you can see from my photos. This shop is definitely needed and earns its place with some unique offerings. I enjoyed my pickles and bread, and will have what is left of them to accompany an eggplant dish I am making tomorrow night. Brittney Tun Food Writer and Culinary Enthusiast

Really friendly owners/staff. Well stocked, all the best brands of imported goods. Sells the best…read moreshrak, lavash, and pita.

We got a half lamb for Greek Easter it was ready when promised and it was delicious, we also got…read moresome Kalamata olives and Greek feta cheese that was also outstanding. It's nice to have a local grocer for your groceries in the neighborhood. Support your local small businesses so we can keep them

Excellent service and very good pork. Spartan Bros roasted a whole pig for us. Delicious!…read moreI used the head for a display on a table.

Cool store with great Eastern European staples. Bought some nice looking Cevapi…read more Can't wait to return and try some of the other treat. Shop Local!

Great little market with a decent selection of European products. Always find something new and…read moredifferent each time I go. Moreover, they have handmade phyllo dough that is honestly sole of the best I've ever had anywhere. Will definitely be going back again. Call ahead to make sure they have phyllo dough, as she hand makes it, so I'm assuming it could run out.

Still one of the best and most consistent Italian Markets anywhere. My Mom used to buy their…read moresausage from the old Milwaukee location when I was a kid. Then she shopped here at Oak Mill Mall up until she passed away. I still come here for my sausage, ground veal and ground sirloin. I think of my mom every time I walk in. I'm thankful they kept and carried on the traditions from Milwaukee Ave. They continue to make their parents and relatives proud by their consistent high quality. I will always be one of their happiest customers until I move to FL - then they will be greatly missed.

I rarely give this low of a review I was debating whether to give it a one-star or a two-star…read morebecause of what my boyfriend experienced. He ordered a sandwich with some stale bread and a beef with no hot peppers. So naturally he went back in to complain. They did not replace the sandwich give him a sausage for the trouble and whoever is there also stated that the bread is stakel and that they don't have any more bread. If you knew that the bread was still why would you still serve it to people?!!! It's really disappointing because I see good reviews for this place and then this is what we experience.

Great business with a touch of everything Irish. The staff was very helpful and catered to my…read moreneeds. Will go back for sure.

Great stuff. Got a little pricey over the years but other then that it's still the best wit top…read morequality imports

A wonderful supermarket full of delicious Central Asian Food attached to the Arzan Cafe next door…read more Highly recommended!

Arax Foods is one of the best Middle Eastern grocery stores around. They have a huge variety of…read moreauthentic products, fresh bread, spices, sweets, cheeses, olives, and hard-to-find ingredients all in one place. The store is always well stocked, and the prices are fair for the quality you get.

Great Quality at Affordable Prices! I've been really…read moreimpressed with Arax Foods. The quality of their products is consistently fresh and top-notch, and the prices are noticeably lower than other places. It's become my go-to spot for groceries--especially for Mediterranean and Middle Eastern items. Highly recommend!