I love this place. We live in California, but visit Phoenix often. This is always our first stop!…read more We discover all kinds of great foods, delicious wines and drinks, and wonderful specialty goodies. The owner is always so friendly, and you can enjoy your treasures at the little tables and chairs set up outside. They need to open a market like this near our home in CA!

I checked out Neighbor Market last night for the first time and they have the most adorable…read moreselection of little snacks and beverages that will make you'll instantly love! Whether you're on the hunt for a fabulous host or hostess gift that will make you the talk of the town, or simply in need of a sweet treat to indulge in, Neighbor Market has got you covered. Their assortment of goodies is off the charts! The owner Kaitlynn is super sweet (pun intended), and she's also incredibly helpful. She radiates a genuine warmth and enthusiasm that makes you feel right at home. You can tell she's passionate about what she does, and it truly shines through in every aspect of the store. What's even more exciting is that Neighbor Market keeps things fresh by rotating their offerings seasonally. So you'll always find something new and interesting to tantalize your taste buds. When I asked about "good butter," Kaitlynn shared that come fall, they'll have a fab selection of specialty cheeses, mustards, and butter and I can't WAIT. Stop by neighbor market and treat yourself to the perfect little something something that will make your taste buds dance with joy. Trust me, you won't regret it!

Three stars for the international snack safari I apparently signed up for. I did the classic move…read morewhere you walk every single aisle like you're studying abroad for snacks. Somewhere along the journey I became determined to find the deli olives that were on sale... but could not for the life of me figure out which counter they belonged to. I also didn't want to interrupt anyone because the place was busy, so instead I just wandered around looking suspiciously like someone casing the olive situation. That said, I was shocked at how much I ended up with for how little I paid. Organic tahini, Biscoff cookies (obviously), a few pickled items, some produce... somehow my cart kept filling up while my total stayed reasonable. I also realized halfway through that I should have bought a kettle here instead of the one I recently purchased elsewhere. Regrets. I was definitely a busy day at the market with lots of interesting stuff, especially if you like foods a little outside the norm. It's a bit out of my way for regular trips, but I could see myself swinging back through on Wednesdays for the deals... and possibly finishing my olive investigation.

I was told about Baiz 20th street location years ago by a coworker who brought in their baklava. I…read morewent and enjoyed small Middle Eastern market. Awhile back they came to mind to discover they opened a larger market over near me. In reality I'm close to either but the big store I luv. They house a restaurant that makes fresh Middle Eastern bread. Baklava bar that is insanely good, and their butcher bar is amazing including Hilal meats (research Hilal meat better than how our American meat is processed). Hilal is like Kosher in that it is a religious way they render their meats. Back to the review they added an olive bar and I'm a green Olive fanatic. Try the grilled green olives if you go and you'll get your life. Produce is fresh and reasonably priced. It services middle eastern and African cuisine ingredients primarily but it is a really nice market. Fluffy Grandma recommends.

Nami's Market is located in the Cave Creek Plaza. The store has primarily Korean items. The…read morestaff told me that they try and have an assortment of things for customers. Staff were very sweet and the store is tiny yet organized. There's a little bit of Japanese, Thai, Chinese & Vietnamese products for you to purchase. There is a refrigerated area with prepared foods in it. Again, it was an assortment of Japanese Chinese and Korean items. I noticed by the crackers and snacks that the store offers samples of each. I wish more stores did this. I was hoping this store would save me a trip to Mesa to the large Asian supermarket. Because of its size, it could not possibly carry some of the things that I wanted. I am glad to know it is there for my needs though. Ample parking in front of the store

I don't often take time to review places but I cannot BELIEVE what a treasure this market is!!!!…read more I saw so many items that were appealing and interesting that I filled up my basket fast, everything well priced. Samples out where you can try many snacks that are unique and fascisnting. As much as these Korean treats and snacks and drinks were absolutely, interesting, fun and delicious, OMG, the meals and banchan in the cooler that is freshly made?? . Soooooooooooooooooooooo delicious!!! I'm talking, the best food ever!!! One stand out was the pork belly with white kimchi... you have to try this!!! But the oh-dang (fish cakes), the rice noodle bites, seaweed soup and more.... I will be coming here often for these foods you cannot find elsewhere (and when I say elsewhere, I've never seen these items in the US!) but the preparation of these foods here, fabulous!!!

Small convenience store with snacks, liquor, cigars and lotto tickets. Was surprised by the amount…read moreof wine selections for a place this lowkey! Service was friendly as well. Worth stopping by if you live in the area.

This isn't just a convenience store; it's the quintessential neighborhood bodega, and a truly…read morepositive experience overall. The family-owned and operated team is consistently friendly, often knowing what I need before I even ask. What truly sets Sunrise Market apart is their impressive and constantly updated alcohol selection--the buyer clearly takes their job seriously. They are always striving to meet the specific needs of the community. I always find an unexpected, locally-made gem, like artisanal incense, that I didn't know I needed. A genuine local treasure.

This little business has been here about 5 years so has built up a local customer base looking for…read morespecific convenience store needs. It has a mom and pop feel. From what I can tell maybe the fabrics and country specific spices are the big seller? I'm not sure but am always a sucker for picking up a spice I've never heard of or seen before. From what I was told the kalonji (nigella) seeds are similar in texture to sesame seeds but with a much stronger flavor, taste and smell. I am looking forward to trying it soon on some rice or in a curry, per the label suggestion. The woman that was managing the store at the time I visited is still in training so she did he best to answer my questions. I look forward to see if any additional spices or specialty items will be offered in the future.

Hello i love it hear community store very welcoming to…read moreothers that are kind wanting having interest in great products and fresh. Halaal meat

I come to Carnicería Sepúlveda whenever I'm craving a carne asada fix. Their ranchera is always on…read morepoint well seasoned, flavorful, and consistently delicious. I also really enjoy their fresh salsas; they're the perfect addition to any meal. Service-wise, it's okay. The butcher isn't exactly friendly, but he's not rude either--just kind of neutral. Still, everyone is nice enough, and the quality of the meat keeps me coming back. Overall, a solid spot for great carne asada and fresh salsas.

Prices are ridiculous high. Customers are very rude. The meat was grey instead of red. Was already…read moregoing bad. Workers couldn't even answer our questions yet explain. Did not like the area or store.

I found this place after doing a thorough search for jerk seasoning. The item was priced at double…read morethe amount Amazon and Walmart had it for but I paid for convenience I guess. I also saw a lot of great value items that were overly priced. I know it's a small business so I'm not knocking it but sheesh . I can go to Walmart to get great value items. Now, for the actual items you can't find in store , it's great to know you can grab them here.

The vibe was Truly Jamaican!!! I saw many products never seen in commercial grocery stores. Plus a…read morecouple different brands of the spice buns. Everyone was laidback and easy to talk with about products, etc. DEFINITELY on my Go To list!!!!

I love this place. The vegetables, canned goods, spices. The meat selection is very fresh and the…read morecooked items are delicious. i love my local carniceria. They really helped me cook more authentic and pronounce cotija correctly. Friendly and fun place with easy parking. Don't miss out on their lunches.

This little market is a real find. They have beautiful meats and seafood, plus all the other items…read moreyou need from a family-owned store. They are friendly, but please note they do not speak much English, so if you call, you may not get the service you expect. However, when I go to the store, between the little Spanish and I know and a lot of finger pointing, they get me what I need. Their carne asada is the best. Just ask for them to add the marinade to your meat.