Great little Korean market…read more Come here for ingredients to make Korean food, or buy the food that they have prepared freshly and packaged for your convenience. The produce section is very specific, although my daughter was thrilled by the huge pear she found. The neighborhood isn't the prettiest, but at least there's plenty of parking in front!

Great variety of Korean products. Delicious homemade food options. Very friendly & helpful staff.read more

I live near Cacciatore and Sons and I order catering all the time from here for special events…read more My go to catering items are Cuban sandwiches, wings, plantains, sausages but I add other items in the mix to keep it fresh. The prices are such a good value for what you get. The food is excellent. The grocery has wonderful meat and cheese and deli options. I highly recommend a visit for lunch and to grab your meat for dinner.

It is a great little Italian grocery with plenty of hand cut meats, imported goods from Italy and a…read morefair amount of Latin goods as well and a hot bar like you see in many Latin groceries. I travelled here from the other side of Brandon and there are many places here for Latin goods so honestly I didn't pay much attention to that part of it. They have a good amount of imported deli meats from Italy, in house soups, an amazing crab sauce for pastas and plenty of dry goods. An overall great place if you like authentic Italian ingredients.

The owner him self is very rude at times. He doesn't greet people on their way in which I…read morepersonally have no issue with. But if your going to check me out with an attitude throwing receipts at me like a dog that we not going to allow. This is not the first time I have notice this behavior from him. Very impatient man. OGA....DO BETTER ON THAT END PLEASE! I wish there was an option for zero stars. You only getting one because your shop had some of the things I needed

The guy is so nice. Nice store to get what you need Peek milk gari African and Caribbean grocery…read morestore .

I will constantly be shopping here now…read more Recently I read that food is more regulated in Italy so I went on a quest to find food made in Italy. This is the place to go. Yes, there is tons of food made in the US too but it's a good variety. You won't find everything that you find at a standard grocery store here. Off the top of my head I couldn't find Greek yogurt, cottage cheese or nut butter, but what you do find is spectacular. We got pasta and pasta sauce imported from Italy, frozen ravioli from New York, coffee beans from Italy, bread from local bakeries, and my husband loved the coke from Mexico with real sugar. We also grabbed cannolis from their deli. They have a substantial wine and butcher area. Also a a good selection of ready made foods. This place is hidden, but the parking lot is big. I will definitely continue to come here to shop!

Just OK is my takeaway. It was under construction in the…read moremiddle of the store so I could not get some items. I wanted Calabrian chiles, but they were apparently behind the plastic construction area. At the deli, I asked for a half pound prosciutto. They cut over 1lb due to lack of English. OK. I took it anyway so it was not wasted (the domestic was no bueno). It was old and dried out. There was no one at the meat counter, so I had to ask the deli guy to help me. The chicken breasts that were on sale were gatgantuan. I have never seen chicken breasts so large. The wings smelled bad when I got home to package to freeze. I had to toss 10 lbs. The reason I went was for the chicken sale. I am not risking food poisoning. The prices on most grocery items were actually higher than Publix. For specialty Italian items, the selection was just good. I did find guanciale and pancetta. Honestly, I would rather go to Mazzaro's or Moschella's. Their service is much better, and they have much more specialty items, plus they are cleaner and don't sell old nasty food.

Loved the quality of oils and random food items here. I picked up some quality truffle sea salt,…read morejam, olive oils and truffle salami. Everything was delicious when we got home and tried them. Prices were reasonable and I like how you can try some of their oils. The aisles were pretty tight so I wouldn't recommend bringing kids or strollers in here.

All right... I'm totally biased. My now wife and I had our first date in Hyde Park. We ate lunch…read moreand walked around visiting the shops. This was my first experience with Fig and Julep. I bought her and my now deceased father a bottle of special olives. A beautiful day with beautiful memories. I can't pass by the shop without picking something up. Recently, my wife and I were walking past the shop and we stopped by to get something new. It turns out the shop has changed ownership and I guess "technically" changed its name. However, they have not changed any of the signage. Doesn't matter... Same great shop. Fine oils for cooking, delicious olives, and I don't remember if they had jams or not... But I picked up a mango chutney. We were greeted with a smile by a very pleasant lady. Had a nice conversation and a small tour of the shop with new ownership. I still strongly recommend the shop. If you're in the Hyde Park area think about stopping by.

This neighborhood Asian market is large compared to others in this area. Very compact with long…read morethin aisles, messy floors, stacks of boxes, tons of inventory and an overall disheveled look. Located on Waters just west of Dale Mabry, it's owned by the same folks at Saigon Deli and it's in the same strip center. This place in particular looks a bit sketchy when it comes to prepared foods, fresh meats and seafood. Be very observant, discerning and selective. The ambiance does not exude confidence. I do not touch the seafood here unless it's frozen. I avoid most of the meats and only buy the freshest. Tiny aisles give it a tight crowded vibe. You can, however, find just about anything your recipe calls for. It is much larger than it 1st looks, an entire large area of product is somewhat hidden off to the right past the entrance. Even as a seasoned and frequent shopper in Asian stores, there are a 1000 things that are completely foreign to me. I cook a lot of asian food but the main draw for me is fruits, veggies and pricing. Asian products in a grocery store can cost much less in these markets, not to mention better quality brands. There is a goldmine of vegetables that will expand your appreciation of greens but also an enormous variety that gifts a never-ending opportunity for discovery. I never stop asking questions even if we resort to sign language. I'll pick a vegetable and have them point at a meat that pairs well. Since I already do business at 2 places in this plaza, the market offers me the convenience of being nearby when I want products for my pantry or seasonal fruits and vegetables.

The marketplace has a pretty large selection of goods. I came to purchase Vietnamese coffee ( I…read morelove the chocolate flavor in it) and stopped by the market while waiting for my meal that was being prepared at Saigon deli. The fresh seafood selection is best I have seen so far since moving here. They Leo have a wide array of frozen seafood. The staff is great and very helpful. I found my coffee and it is delicious.

I ate at this food truck for the first time because my church had a mini food truck lunch rally. I…read moreordered the Chicken Shewarma, which is like a pita or gyro. It was very tasty and a good amount of food. The only thing I would change about my experience would be for the fries to be advertised as a side so that we'd know how much they cost, since the price wasn't listed on the menu. When I grabbed some ketchup packets for my fries, the packets had dirt on them which was a bit weird. Maybe I got the bottom of the batch or something. But over all the quality of the food was great, very tasty, and I'd order it again! The pita was very warm and soft.

Up until recently, I've actually had a huge aversion to food trucks, but that has certainly…read morechanged. It may have been the fact that at my first job out of high school, folks called the truck that swung by the "roach coach." Conversely, it may be my binge watching of food network and their Food Truck Rally that has changed my mind. Either way, I'm very pleased with the fact that I've begun exploring these great little mobile sources of food pleasure. This food truck swung by work recently, and I have to admit I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to Middle East cuisine. The young woman taking the order was very patient and explained all the different plates, the variations available, and what came on each. Her top recommendation came for the beef shawarma and I told her I'd take it. One thing that folks have to realize is that these are mobile kitchens with very limited space. In today's age of fast food that seems to be sitting under a food warmer and being prepared long before you order, there is an unrealistic expectation that a food truck will spit your order out in a minute or two. I played on my phone for a while and was delighted when my name was called. The meat was perfectly seasoned and there was no skimping on the portions. The liberal amount of sauce on top added to the tastiness (and most definitely the messiness) of this dish. I'm hoping this food truck comes back soon. Not only for a chance to try some other of their tasty dishes, but also because of the friendliness of the woman at the window, and for how (relatively) quickly my food was served.

If you want your crush to kiss you, veer a sharp turn into this street and come get your Love…read morePotion #9. This review is for the deliciously refreshing Maracuya! Add that to your vocabulary, ladies and baes.. It's like the word "Abracadabra," once you learn it, it's yours for life. And you're welcome...because it's YUM and the lady that whips it up is a wizard at her craft. Say it with me: Mara-CU-ya, por favor :) It's the word for PASSION FRUIT in a romantic language. But call me Chinola, Markisa, Calala, parchita, Sweet cup, or lilikoi...for in any other language, a rose by any other name is just as sweet! Your answer to all those sleepless nights, when you lie awake in bed thinking if there's a special someone for you lies in a spellbinding kiss. But won't get a lick unless you get here first. So... Like that mysterious gypsy that hides in tent, get adventurous and approach this humble little stand. Close your eyes and take a sip.

Very large portions. Delicious authentic latin/Cuban food. The owners are very nice and friendly…read more Will come again!!