We ended up inside Lotte Market for the bakery, Tous Les Jours, but we stayed to check out the…read moreinteresting produce and grocery products from all around Asia and other international products too. We went away with a golden dragonfruit, (which piqued the interest of my five year old), a package of bourbon creams, (which piqued the interest of my Scottish husband who cant't find them in the places we usually shop), a bulk package of lentils, some indian packaged snacks, and some jacob's cream crackers. We left without any british chocolate much to my husband's dismay, but next time we shop there I will arrive with a list prepared for items needed for asian dishes I'd like to make, and we can grab a chocolate bar then! Checkout was easy, and it was a busy saturday but no long waits. Next time we go we will also plan to grab our lunch too--the food court looked stellar.

Fresh food. Kinda staff. Very large selection of meats and produce. Food is fairly priced- some…read moreitems are a little on the high side compared to other locations. But they have almost everything you'll need all in one stop.

Awesome sub sandwiches...!! Try your favorite two subs.... Choosing one is a bad move…read more.. Service is always friendly & top notch ..

Nick's is owned by several Nicks. Nick Nolte, Nic Cage, Nick Kruschev and Nick Elodeon. Mr. Elodeon…read moresays that kids love Nicks because of all the cartoons. I have no idea what that means, but they have good sandwiches. What to get: A Prosciutto sandwich with Fresh Mozzarella added, maybe What else: Expect an upcharge to add Fresh Mozz How to improve: Don't upcharge so much for Fresh Mozz (sigh) Nick's is a little run-down grocery store which sort-of feels like walking into a check-cashing shop or an urban convenience store that just happens to have a wonderful old-school NY-NJ style Italian deli inside. The deli itself is great, and makes a lot of awesome sandwiches for decent prices. As I said, I don't like the weird upcharges for certain ingredients, but so be it. It makes the prices of a sandwich soar from decent to ridiculous. The sandwiches aren't altogether authentic Italian NY-NJ style, but they are very good. I loved the parts of it that I had fresh, however when I had the rest of the sandwich a little later it had gotten extremely squidgy and soggy because they use a regular loaf of bread rather than anythng hard or Italian. Again, makes it less authentic but still very tasty. Despite these remarks, I haven't had a sandwich this good in the Richmond area before, so you should give it a try. And if it were Niche Produce, then they'd only sell unusual and hard to get hipster vegetables and sandwiches. Whereas if it wer Nix Produce, it would close down soon. And if it were Knickers Produce then I would have torn them down a lot more quickly and intensely than I did in this review.

Great food, very organized, best customer service: staff is very polite, friendly, knowledgeable…read more Overall best African market in the area

I absolutely love it here. And it's worth each drive! This is where I purchase my weight gain syrup…read moreand it has worked for sure!! Also love the other stuff they sell, looks absolutely beautiful.

Came for ajvar, a pepper spread that's absolute gem with crackers and cheese. Normally I get it on…read moreAmazon but wanted o shop local instead. It was surprisingly easy to find out that Europa offers them. The ajvar here has a slight kick. According to the store they put it on their bagels and people love it too. I don't prefer spicy food but it was tolerable. Europa is a no nonsense kind of place. If they have the stuff I need, it's perfect for me.

Very disappointed in lunch today. Ordered online, waited 30 minutes went to pick it up and they had…read moreno idea that we had done an online order. Why have that option? Ordered the bagel with cream cheese, bacon and tomatoes. They did not cook the bacon at all! Did not toast the bagel at all and so much cream cheese it was mush. So essentially I paid $8 for a bagel with cream cheese and it was really disgusting.

Lots of Asian fare to choose from. They carry a lot of Filipino sauces and spices as well as fresh…read morevegetables. A+

We were spoiled while living in northern Virginia, where there was a large variety of Asian and…read moreother specialty markets. We had become accustomed to dropping into the Asian grocery for an an abundance of hard-to-find and inexpensive fruits and vegetables; to the Indian store for exotic spices and savory treats (Samosa); and to the Persian shop for pitas and baklava. We've been looking for similar shops in the Fredericksburg area -- and found this store referenced on Yelp. The store was easy to reach off Plank Road, though tucked away in small center (with many closed storefronts) in a neighborhood. The "neighborhood" felt safe, and there was plentiful parking. The shop was cheery and bright, with one aisle of fresh fruits and vegetables, a refrigerated and freezer section, many aisles of packaged goods, and some household items. The assortment tended towards foods from east and southeast Asia. We ended up buying canned coconut milk, and a nice assortment of fresh vegetables that aren't available in our local Food Lion - bean sprouts, bok Choy, bitter gourd, and Japanese eggplant. We were also tempted by the frozen wrappers to make Dim Sum or Filipino spring rolls. Next time! We looked for some Indian spices (coriander, timur), but they were not available. Prices were comparable to our regular grocery store. The older man who checked us out was quick-to-smile, but we didn't talk. We would return to this store when next in Fredericksburg.

If I have given the store 0 rating I would have done it. The scale is rigged in the meat…read moredepartment. I got got fresh meat from the store and it weighed at 6.13 lb when I came home I weighed the meat and it was only 5.15 lb, it was cleaned and weighed at the store so no cleaning was involved.

This is a winner, relatively new, and incidentally stumbled upon after a requisite Chung's haircut…read more A new, eastern, asian, middle eastern grocery with a similar *and* unique inventory to the two other choices in Cville. Some examples: lebanese groceries, big fresh pita, lavash, other exotic breads, bulgarian cheese, kashkaval, syrian cheese, cans and has of all the required pickles (olives, red peppers and turnips), turkish groceries, indian/pakistani spices, arab desserts (fresh and frozen), unique flavored malt drinks, etc etc etc etc....... And the owner said he was awaiting a specialized oven, to bake his own fresh naan. Hoorah. If these intersect your culinary crosshairs, then you gotta stop here, and stock up on everything you didn't knowyouneeded....

Stopped in with my copy of "Indian-ish" cookbook under my arm looking for a few unique items for a…read moreparticular recipe. The owner was extremely helpful and nice. They have a great selection and great prices. I always prefer to support my local businesses instead of going to Amazon. I saw some interesting things I'll definitely be going back again soon!

I can see why this is a local favorite. Enjoyed the Sanrio apple cookies and had fun perusing the…read moredinnerware section. Excited to try a couple other products I ended up buying there, including mochi pancake/waffle mix and sardine broth packets (great for when I crave some udon at home).

Sweet little store with a little bit of everything to sample. Not really for a "big shopping trip"…read moreif you buy a lot of Asian food, but fun to see a place that is only Japanese items instead of trying to find what you want in a big Asian supermarket that carries items from many Asian countries. Great for a snack run if you are looking for specifically Japanese chips and candy. Some really cute little Japanese tchotchkes; anime and other. I love a little sushi keychain I found!