This place is so crammed with food from floor to ceiling that if there was a fire good luck making…read moreit through the narrow aisles (and avoiding the stacked food on the floor) and making it to the door. As mentioned in another review there is a bottle neck near the counter that makes is hard to move from the area where you enter to the other room where the dry goods are stored. There is a very good selection. Like the other markets on third street you shouldn't come here if you are looking for anything that isn't Vietnamese. I saw a few lonely jars of Kimchi in the back refrigerator and a few cartons of century eggs but beyond that it is almost exclusively Vietnamese. Come armed with a grocery list..

Really nice small grocery store, have a lot of everything here if you are into Asian food. I…read morerecommend this place if you looking for Asian grocery store in Louisville.

I frequent Rainbow Blossom in Middletown at least once per day. Sometimes twice…read more.. The prices are fair and the selection of products is very vast. I love to swing by and grab a perfect bar (peanut butter) and a phocus drink. Anytime I have questions about CBD, supplements, or any product, the staff is ALWAYS so kind and helpful! The atmosphere is calm and the store is always clean. They even have a little sitting area you can have lunch. They even have a microwave, instant water kettle for fresh coffee or tea, and a toaster oven. If you're in Middletown come check out Rainbow Blossom and enjoy a free sample or two of some of their goodies!

My wife and I visited this place on Shelbyville Rd in Middletown, KY following a feast at a nearby…read morePizza Place. It took me back to my undergraduate days with all the spiritual offerings associated with a relaxing chill vibe. The place is rather cramped but offers an array of exotics in terms of food products/supplements, spices, clothing, scented oils, health/wellness supplies. Definitely worth a regular visit. Peace and love, my children.

This store holds a special spot in my heart. It's where I found a lot of my favorite snacks and…read moremeat alternatives, it's where I come to shop for the holidays, and their Blossom Bar was excellent. Sadly, it has closed down and they are no longer offering their smoothies and juices made fresh (although I do believe you can find some premade juices in their cooler). I am excited to see what this store does with the space and I look forward to watching them grow.

Love me some Kind Bars, but they are so expensive at other retail stores. Not at Rainbow blossom…read more So I stocked up on those and got some candies ginger for my upset stomach. They have a variety of items for anyone who suffers gluten and other food allergies. Produce is locally sourced and I appreciate local business supporting each other. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. If you have a problem or are looking for a remedy, they will do all they can to help you. Forgot pictures so these are from online photos. Stop by and just browse a a bit. I bet you find something that strikes your fancy and will not leave empty handed.

Paul's Fruit Markets is a locally-owned grocery, deli, produce store with a history dating to the…read more1890's, when the founder trucked his locally farmed fruits and vegetables to the local open-air market. There are 4 Paul's Markets in Louisville, and I am fortunate to live very close to the Middletown location, which opened in 1996. Every summer the outdoor area is chock full of beautiful flowering plants, both annual and perennial varieties. The plants today were lush, healthy, and absolutely stunning. They were priced in line with the local nursery that we most frequent, which is a bit higher than the big box stores. However, as with most things, you get what you pay for. The grocery has a wonderful deli that includes a hot bar and a wide variety of prepared sandwiches, pastas dishes, salads, and deserts. The salad selection was extensive. I opted for a cobb salad that included chicken, bacon, egg, tomatoes, lettuce, blue cheese crumbles and dressing! It was a steal for only $6.99 and absolutely delicious. I chose the honey mustard dressing and it was a chef's kiss! Throughout the grocery area one will find a lot of specialty items such as several types of gluten-free breads, seasonal fruits, regional candies, and much, much more. Paul's is a great place to grab a lunch that is far healthier than the plethora of fast-food options for just a couple more dollars!

So my baby wanted these mango cream cups I make for her and she loves roasted pears.. so had to…read morepick up the fruit. It was very good. Minus how much trouble the mango pits gave me. Hell they gave me hell lol freeze the strawberries and grate them and blend with ice the. The rest is just putting into the cored mango skins. Always freeze them... lol but the fruit was delicious it came together perfectly

What a neat little store! It's super convenient that it's near to my house and the employees here…read moreare very friendly. The prices are also very reasonable.

So it's very cramped but the products are fantastic. the prices were great!!! The whole fish in…read morebuns on the floor were slightly off putting but didn't stop me from shopping.

How much do I love Aldi? Let me count the ways ... I'm a connoisseur of this grocery chain and will…read morego out of my way for a superior store. This one in Jeffersonville is pretty rad. After a recent Creative Mornings downtown, I decided to run to Aldi across the bridge. I'd been here over before and recalled that it was large, clean, and fairly well organized (which isn't always the case). I popped over the 2nd St bridge & was there in a flash. Aldi has a ton of organic, whole foods for folks like me who are trying to live a healthier, plant- based life. Almost everything is their brand, like Trader Joe's. They have a commitment to providing loads of non-GMO and organic options. Did I mention I also love their weekly specials? They often have housewares at an amazing price. In the past month, I've snagged a small mandolin cutter, a silicone bento box, a refrigerator organizer .... If you like a deal and are watching you health, check this Aldi out! I may start a pilgrimage to southern Indiana for my Aldi fix as this store and the one in New Albany are some of the best around Louisville.

Hannah is one of the workers there and was not only friendly, and help, but she was also very…read moregenerous. She answered lots of questions for me about the company who said positive things, and then let me borrow her personal cell phone to call pop-a-lock when I got locked out of my car in the parking. I've never met her before yet she was so kind. Thank u Hannah!

This review is specifically for the deli, in particular the plate lunch off the steam table. I went…read moreto grab lunch to bring home. I had only ever tried it late afternoon and had never been that impressed before. The plates at lunchtime, I now know, are way better than what you find later in the day. I decided to get three plates and mix up the entrees and sides so the folks at home would have a choice. Main dishes I chose were meatloaf and fried chicken and among the sides were mashed potatoes, Mac and cheese, green beans and Brussels sprouts. You also get a choice of bread, roll or cornbread. I didn't try the chicken but I've had chicken from this location many times and it's always good. I was pleasantly surprised by how good the meatloaf was. I'm usually always disappointed when I order meatloaf out but that was not the case. It was not at all dry, it was very flavorful and a bit on the sweet side which I didn't mind. Portions were very generous. The Mac and cheese was really good and I liked the Brussels sprouts as well. My family members said everything was good. I also got a pound of strawberry cobbler and it was delicious. The food was hot and fresh and packaged for easy transport. Service was friendly and reasonably fast considering it was right at lunchtime. A note about that: if you're planning to go on your lunch break, it might be worth it to call ahead and order it so it will be ready when you get there. It takes time for each customer to order all of their separate items and for the clerk to plate up the food, wrap and label it. If you get a few people in line it can take awhile. Plate lunches are about $10 each.

I come here on rare occasions these days even though it's close to my house. Today I just stopped…read moreby for bagels and milk. I also decided to grab a package of cupcakes. When checking the expiration date on the cupcakes I noticed it said December 25, 2025. It's January 21, 2026. And all the packages had the same date. That's ridiculous. Of course they apparently don't sell bagels either. I ended up at Kroger. Unbelievable.

Spectacular selections and the in-house made kimchi so fresh and delicious.... Wanted to make some…read morerosé tteokbokki and they had what I needed. Want the sausage I wanted but they had something else that worked fine! They have a rewards program you can sign up for as well so that's a plus lol Have to go back again early in the day to have more time to explore and see everything they have to offer. But I can say the produce and freezer/refrigerator sections are legit and packed with everything you can think of!!

The best place to find fresh produce with unique veggies. The carrots are enormous and great and…read moreyou can find very affordable items when you first enter on the right side. The rest of the store is packed with a frozen section and aisles of sauces, noodles, snacks, and a great selection of teas. They have a housewares section where you can find adorable tea sets and bowls. By the time you walk to the cash register, you will encounter beauty supplies as well. We love getting the veggie kimbap that is sitting in a warming tray and my kids love the jellies. The store itself is a bit crowded and can feel overwhelming but it has a charm as well! Definitely worth the visit if you need authentic products.