Warning to shoppers: Please check your receipts carefully at this store…read more I was overcharged for 3 items, and when I brought it to the cashier's attention, he became aggressive and yelled that it was "only $4." After I explained the charges were incorrect, he yelled again and only refunded me $12, even though I was owed $15 plus tax. This isn't the first time something felt off. On a previous visit, my total didn't seem right, and they didn't provide me with an itemized receipt--only the debit card receipt showing the total amount. Advertencia para compradores: Revisen bien sus recibos en esta tienda. Me cobraron de más por 3 artículos, y cuando confronté al cajero, se puso agresivo y me gritó diciendo que "solo eran $4." Cuando le expliqué que los cargos estaban incorrectos, volvió a gritar y solo me devolvió $12, cuando en realidad me debía $15 más impuestos. No es la primera vez que algo parece sospechoso. En una visita anterior, el total no tenía sentido y no me dieron un recibo detallado, solo el recibo de la tarjeta con el monto total. Tengan cuidado. Siempre pidan su recibo detallado y revisen bien sus compras. Parece que podrían estar cobrando de más a los clientes sin que se den cuenta.

This is a medium sized fully service supermarket with fresh meat/refrigerator/butcher staff,…read morechilled beverages/diary/produce and parking...

Lovely shop set-up, smooth & streamed lined. Hand pies sell like hot cakes. Definitely pre order &…read morepeep menus to see freezer avalabilities. Wonderful customer service; WOW thee pies are a dream. The lamination from the frozen hand pies are memorizing. I follow directions on the back w/that being said i also baked 370,360,350f & 30/20/10m ina ninja for the 2nd slide result. Yes, that is real cold water lobster. The mix of corn, pea, potato & sauce teleported me to Massachusetts. Feels like a New England chowed but w/a unique taste all to its own. Dare i say i am anxious & nervous to try the chile verde because of the sheer expectation of excellence these bakers have set sucha standard. They say you eat with your eyes first, well i'd be slower than a no leg tortoise if i didn't say my eyes are eating on the third slide. Lol But fr fr it takes many hands to run a bakery, especially the dedication & discipline shown relentless day in and day out..-yr

I drove past on my errand run yesterday and immediately circled back. I love pie. And a dedicated…read morepie shop? Yes please. Once you're out of your car, it's a little hard to find. I'd love to keep Pie Dreams my little secret, but out of respect for the proprietor's mad baking skills, it's behind Dino's. The owner is passionate about his pies and shared his philosophy about how pie can make us all nicer, gentler people. I mean, that's not exactly verbatim, but the pie case made it hard to pay attention. On my visit, there were two savory pies (hand pies) and a selection of sweet pies (hand pies and slices). Being a big supporter of small businesses, I ordered 4. All I can say is I'm super happy I don't live closer. The chicken bacon hand pie was delicious. Big pieces of chicken in a flavorful creamy sauce. There may have been some vegetables in it but I was driving and it was unsafe to inspect my pie closely. The caramel apple hand pie was good. Because I'm not an apple pie fan I appreciated that the apples were sliced thinly, not chunky, and I loved the addition of the sanding sugar on top. I ordered the apricot frangipane (AF) for two reasons: it was double-crusted and it didn't have whipped cream on top. I wasn't totally on board with frangipane since my experience with it in boxed chocolates was "meh." Plus they seem to love it on the Great British Bake-Off and it always looks so unappealing. But paired with the tartness of the apricots and a crust that reminded me of shortbread, I think the AF was my favorite, though I haven't tried the blueberry lemon yet. If you love pie, go to Pie Dreams and have a slice or three (no judgment here). If you're not sure or don't think you like pie, go to Pie Dreams. You may surprise yourself.

I am from Connecticut and this state is known for good pizza. Not from pizza chains, I.e., Pizza…read moreHut, Dominos, or Little Caesar, but pizza establishments owned by Italian Americans. I now live in NC, and there are very few decent pizza parlors. So when I don't want to drive to these places, I will get a frozen pizza. I purchased a Vicolo frozen pizza from Sprouts, thinking it would be good, because Sprouts sells organic food. I was so wrong. I got the sausage, pizza, and not only did I not like how it tasted, it made my stomach ache, so I tossed the other unopened pizza in the trash. I will not be buying this brand of frozen pizza again, instead I will stick to the Screaming Sicilian, if I choose to buy a frozen pizza.

Most frozen pizzas are not as good as a pizza restaurant, but this particular frozen pizza has to…read morebe without a doubt the worst pizza I've ever eaten. It was so doughy with no taste and no taste with the cheese or the vegetable . And I should know since I've had a pizza restaurant for over 40 years.

Went here because I got a gift card as a Xmas gift. The owner honored it. I love the Dubai cups and…read morethe Turkish delights are my favorites, everything always tastes fresh and is high quality. I will for sure comeback to try the mixed nuts. Can you guys please make a cookies and cream Turkish delight?? Please and thank you!

The Old City Roastery been on my watchlist since they popped up all on my fyp with their famous…read moredubai chocolate desserts, various candies from Jordan, and sourcing of other popular ice cream like the Tu Cha fruit tubs. I finally had some down time to stop by on a Saturday lunch, and it was pretty empty since I visited during Ramadan. But the man working behind the counter was so friendly and patient with me. I literally felt like my stomach was bigger than my eyes, I wanted to try everything. But got a few chocolate covered goodies from kunafa to dates to regular dark chocolate for me and my coworkers. EVERYBODY loved it. My favorite hands down was the chocolate covered date. You HAVE to get that one. I only got a single, but I wish I got like five. You can also pick and choose and they provide you a little baggie to put them all in. They also sell turkish delight which he cuts for you by hand. I really enjoyed the pomegranate one as a nut-allergy girlie. The rose water was a little too rose-y for me. Too floral, it tasted like the smell of a grandma with her potpourri. They also sell nuts and other goodies like Palestinian ceramics. I had to get myself a Falasteeni ceramic magnet. It was so beautiful, painted with olives all over. Zaytoun aesthetic! Will def be back to calm my sweet tooth. And always, free Palestine!

A French artisinal charcuterie with a delectable array of sausages, pâtés, smoked meats, and…read moreextremely fine foods, like duck prosciutto and truffle butter. Enough said, right? Well, how about the fact that Fabrique Délices (a U.S. subsidiary of SAPAR) is based in the East Bay and uses local producers, like Niman Ranch, for many of its offerings? And they sell their wares at a wide variety of farmers' markets in the region? When you put this all together, it makes FD an outstanding source of delicious meat products sure to amp up the flavor in your life and bring out your inner carnivore. After passing by their stand at the San Mateo farmers' market for many months, we were finally lured into trying Fabrique Délices at the Saturday market in Half Moon Bay. Maybe it was the sunny skies and cool breezes, maybe it was the friendly salesperson, maybe it was the light crowds that morning. Whatever the reason, we stopped and sampled. Superb! There was so much to choose, but we settled on a French dry salami (saucisson sec, $11) bursting with rich tastes of pork, fresh garlic, cracked pepper, and sea salt. Sliced thin and served as an antipasto platter with even more cracked pepper and some cornichons, it is out of this world. It makes a great weekend lunch or light evening meal with fresh radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, mixed greens, and a glass of wine or beer. My first encounter with FD will definitely not be the last, as their catalog of offerings is simply too good to pass up. Next on my "wish list": their smoked duck breast, the chorizo d'España, the Rosette de Lyon, and their Merguez lamb + beef sausages. I am also tempted by their natural pâtés and the sausages made with game (rabbit, wild boar, venison). All in moderation, and all in due time. If you eat meat sparingly, as I do, you want these indulgences to be memorable. The French chacuterie tradition practiced by FD may well be your ticket to bliss.

Only average. Usedmiltiple times im the past. Their sausages are made with low quality. I had…read morealready contacted them a couple years ago to point out that regularly there are pieces or cartilage/bones in their sausages... just ate some yesterday and again: same issue. A real turn off There are better french butchers around

I recently held an event for work and I was covering deserts , I contacted Solid Sweets last minute…read moreand Sirena was able to cover my order on short notice responses were prompt and arrived on time for deliver aside from yeah customer service their cupcakes are amazing moist , great flavors , and big wide selection to choose from Sirena was also willing and able to customize my order to my request definitely highly recommended

Thank you for the delicious cupcakes Solid sweets also…read moredelivers cupcakes for a small extra fee. The cupcakes were so soft and fresh just how i like them ! -Randy Smith

This is mainly a review of their Chicharones. As a store, it's definitely smaller than what I am…read moreused to but it does have the essentials if this is your neighborhood store. What brought me to this place is their chicharones aka fried pork skins. This is something you should not be eating on a regular basis. Moderation is key. If you are a fan of chicharones, this is the spot to get it. I've tried them from a lot of different chain markets such as Chavez and I honestly have not found any place that makes them this good. Grab a pound, a beer or two, and enjoy.

This is only for the chicharron that I didn't even walk in to the store to buy---someone purchsed…read moreit for me. I don't know about you but the chicharron is delicous! My friend has purchased it for me and has brought it to me super hot in the bag. Super fresh!!! There's a good ratio between the meat and fat and it's perfectly salted.

Just found my new produce market and I'm OBSESSED…read more They have such a beautiful selection of fresh, organic fruits and vegetables, plus a huge variety of herbs, seasonings, pastas, and even local honey. The staff is super friendly, they're open every day, and y'all... two FULL bags of fruits and veggies for less than $30! Safe to say, I found my new gem. This is officially my produce market.

Green Valley Produce has been around for at least 20+ years but first time visiting after a 6 year…read moreabsence. I believe new owners and gentleman working was friendly and welcoming. I mainly visited for the fresh roasted peanuts which was the big draw here over the years. Sizes ranging from a small, medium to large bag @ $3.99/lb. The medium will get you a lb. Not sure when they were roasted but still good. Green Valley Produce is a small open store/stand offering fruits, some veggies, (no fresh herbs) and Middle Eastern spices, some vacuum-sealed meats, lentils, olive oils, dates, and some all meat puff pastry and vegetarian pies made locally. I left with some okra, yams, garlic, ginger spices, homemade beef pies...and of course, roasted peanuts. *** Overall 3.5 stars *** Pricing on fruit reasonable considering I just went to the Farmer's Market and noticed Green Valley selling the same Cara Cara oranges for 1.89/lb vs $3.89/lb which will get ya 4 oranges! I'm all for supporting small business but sheesh! Open 7 days a week from 830am - 730pm I wouldn't go out of your way to stop by unless you're wanting some roasted peanuts, reasonably-priced fruit and veggies and in the area. Support small business! Plenty of lot parking in front and located off B Street, next block over from Grocery Outlet

Certainly not bad. They had savory pot pies in freezer that you can take home with you. They sell…read morevarious size pies (sharing and personal size). Products include pot pies, empanadas, pastries, and quiche. The peanut butter cookie was a bit dry and not sweet enough, but the chocolate chip cookie hit just right. The pop tart was delicious. The beef and chicken empanadas had perfectly soft dough and were filled well with the proteins. I hate when empanadas are more bready than anything, but this wasn't the case here thankfully. Glad I got them warmed up too. The shop is tucked away in a commercial building space, but plenty of parking. Lady at the counter was friendly. It

Fantastic and friendly. Just what you want in a local bakery. Everyone where cares about their…read morecustomers and the community. Everything I buy I worth every penny. I am a big fan of the chocolate croissants. That's my go-to. Generously sized, ample chocolate, buttery and flaky. Perfection. For lunch, I grab a savory chicken empanada. For snacking, and when available, I love the sweet potato pie. The right balance of sweet and creamy rich. Usually there are multiple sizes to choose from. My other favorite pies are apple, cherry, and peach oh my! Finally, when I am being very indigent, nothing quite like the chocolate pie. Oh yes! Finally, Niles Pie is very festive and provides seasonal treats. Make sure to order those holiday pies in advance! There is probably something here for every bakery lover. Enjoy!

Showed up once i forgot to review. Showed up again and was also amazed so i remembered to do the…read morereview. This store has a lot of specialty products!!! Bread from El Salvador, Mexico, Guatemala and others. They sell alcohol from such places as well. Saw other products from other places, and service was good! Definitely recommend

Monarcas Supermercado is the newest Mexican grocery in this space. the infrastructure has been…read moretotally renovated. a larger grocery, produce, dairy, soft drinks, and beer sections are clean, well stacked. there's also some mexican bakes, a coffee/drinks section, a meat counter, and a taqueria take out counter. the taqueria doesn't have it's menu nor proteins availability posted. eats: pastor, lengua, asada tacos (3/$5) -garnish: radish, lime squeeze, onions, cilantro, salsa -doubled grilled tortillas was toasty, fillings were amply -lengua was moist, juicy, pastor was deep fried, asada was dry tasting. *good value, the scoop ready protein section was slightly off, tastewise. one table available for eat in.