I adore this place. Sunny Paris and Fox Point are my all-time faves and have become staples in my…read morecooking. I have signed up for their newsletter so I can take advantage of deals specifically for these two. The store is kinda far away for me but when I do visit, I try to get different things to try out. I love their constant deals that usually make this possible. Mural of Flavors just didn't stand out as far as I can remember. Also the Herbes de Provence were good but I prefer to get unique spices here since I can't really tell the difference between the one I got here and the one I got from the grocery store. I seem to like Ruth Ann's but I can't tell you why. Wauwatosa Village mainly tastes like celery to me and I hate celery so I won't get that again. To Try: Chili 9000 Country Fresh Vinaigrette (good for pasta) Fines Herbes Green Goddess Red and Green Bell Pepper Flakes Boquet Garni Love: - Fox Point (FAV) - Herbes de Provence - Ruth Ann's Muskego Ave Chicken/Fish Seasoning - Sunny Paris (FAV) Like: - Bangkok - Mural of Flavors Dislike: - Wauwatosa Village

This is an awesome store with an impressively wide variety of spices. As importantly, the customer…read moreservice is very good. I plan on returning.

This was our first time at Lucchesi's Pasta Co. & Deli, and it definitely won't be our last! I had…read morethe meat lasagna with garlic bread, and it was amazing -- cheesy, flavorful, and perfectly sauced. The garlic bread had that nice grilled flavor that made it even better. My husband tried the chili cheese tamales and really enjoyed them -- they were hearty and full of flavor. We also grabbed an oatmeal cookie and a Heath bar cookie, and both were soft, chewy, and the perfect way to end our meal. The place gives off a cozy Italian deli vibe that makes you feel right at home. The staff was friendly, and the service was quick even with a steady crowd. I also love that they have their full menu frozen to go, so you can grab pasta and sauces to make delicious meals at home. We're already planning our next visit!

Meh... food is mediocre and the price is astronomical! $10 bucks for a small one serving spaghetti…read morewith ONE small meat ball in watery sauce that is claimed to be meat sauce... hard to believe this place has the ratings it does, must be bots or bought reviews

had to make a amazon return but it smells so delicious, I'm distracted.. the wide variety of fresh…read morefood, like you can get hot or cold off the salad soup bar. Then its like a bakery with fresh baked breads, cookies, donuts. Or go to the counter and order a cake, eclaire, fruit tart. I have also gotten my 5gallon water jug refills here. Convenient for so many things. This is a great alternative to the traditional grocery market. I've loving the alternatives.

Whole Foods has a lot to choose from with groceries, baked goods, deli, coffee/smoothie station,…read morecakes, and hot bar. The store is clean, the staff is present, and everything is presentable. Whether you live the organic life or eat the regular diet, there's something for everyone. You'll spend a few pretty pennies depending on what you buy, but it's worth it especially if you like to try new things.

The pizza was phenomenal. Arguably the second best in Memphis (I won't say first). My friends got…read morethe pasta and the portion size was humongous. The service was a little slow but it's worth it. Cool vibes in this place.

I ordered the lemon pepper fettuccine for $25 and was extremely disappointed. The pasta was…read moreincredibly bland, lacked flavor, and was so dry that it was honestly difficult to enjoy. The Caesar salad was fine, and the meatballs themselves were decent, but the red sauce had an odd taste that didn't pair well with them. It's pretty crazy that I spent nearly $60 on three meatballs, Alfredo, and a side Caesar salad, only for the main dish to be so disappointing. For the price, I expected much better quality and flavor.

This market is actually named Janta, but it comes up as Spice Market of India on your maps app…read more This is the best Indian market I have found in the delta area! They have such a wide range of products, including spices, frozen foods, Indian snacks, and produce. They have fresh sugarcane juice and samosas for sale, if you want a snack while you shop. The owner is extremely friendly and helpful, so don't be afraid to ask questions. I recommend coming here if you need ingredients to cook true Indian food!

Great selections great prices great customer service. I'm new to the city and miss my favorite spot…read morefor Indian goods in Los Angeles. I had to drive far to get here, but I was pleasantly surprised with the selection of goods and prices.

I've been slowly falling in love with ethnic grocery stores. I finally got my WOK. I've been…read morewanting to get 1for some time. It's such a large variety of things in here , I seriously never knew where to be began. But I had certain ideas in mind and I knew this was the place. The employees don't mind helping but some don't speak English. I can't even began to explain everything that's in here but you gotta go..

As my mom myself & siblings have gotten older, our family started a new Christmas tradition: each…read moregrandson prepares one of the meals for our two days together. They absolutely love shopping at Farmer's Market because we can find everything we need for both Japanese recreations from the grandson who lived there 10+ years and Mexican dishes we all love in one trip. I personally don't eat meat, but the selection here is excellent for the rest of the family--fresh cuts, unique ingredients, and lots of options for home-cooked specialties. The produce section is full of fresh vegetables, herbs, and fruits you just don't see in a standard grocery store, and the variety inspires us to try new recipes. For us, this market isn't just about convenience--it's about creativity. Walking the aisles sparks ideas for dishes we'd never think to make otherwise, and that makes our family meals even more special. If you enjoy cooking, especially with international flavors, this is a place you'll want to explore. Whether you're stocking up for the holidays or just making dinner on a Tuesday, Farmer's Market is a treasure trove.