Ready to spice things up? This purveyor of herbs and spice blends at the end of the Milwaukee…read morePublic Market is worth taking a look at! We bought a couple of things including a delicious maple popcorn sprinkle that makes me want to eat nothing but popcorn. Staff is milling around ready to help. This was a busy spot (popular products + the turnaround for the market); they could stand to have about twice the space!

I love fun spices. The Spice House has fun spices and regular spices. Located inside the Milwaukee…read morePublic Market, it's easily accessible. There is a huge selection of spices, and when I went, there was a sale. Cool! There are some nice spice mixes to use for fish, veggies, meat, poultry, basically anything you can imagine. I bought one a Tuscan herb blend, then I know I'm going to have to go buy more because it is perfect for grilled veggies. I also got a spicy hot mix for Christmas presents. I'm not about to try that one. There is basically something for everyone. I do want to go to their bigger store. They also sell online.

While visiting the area, I was surprised that there are a handful on Hmong grocery stories. The…read moregrocery store itself is smaller but had enough for us to get a few dry and cooked items. Their pork belly and sausage are excellent! The cashier was extremely friendly and kind as well.. Definitely will come back if I'm in the area again.

Definitely a mom and pop grocery store Has a good selection…read morefor a small business What worries me is that they have precooked food made for takeout sitting out on a shelf right by the kitchen ready to go. So it's hard to tell how long it actually been sitting on the shelf

They recently added a kitchen where they prep ready to eat traditional Burmese food. Each day has…read moreits own special menu. The food is top notch. If you're feeling adventurous, definitely go check it out.

Southeast Asian grocery specializing in Laotian. Not the widest of selections but pretty good, and…read moreplenty of choices that may make you scratch your head. I love a grocery store that has some mystery. Love the snacks they make. Not much in the way of Far East, South Asian, or Central Asian foodstuff, but if you don't know what I mean, then it probably doesn't matter to you. They will take credit cards but prefer cash. Good prices on big bags of Southeast Asian rice choices.

I had Covid and my friend went to buy me their caldo de res and let me tell you it was on point. It…read moreleft me wanting more. It's the best in town. Real meaty and lots of veggies. I enjoyed the flavors with the added salsa and rice to top off the caldo. I added my own avocado to it. Delicious highly recommend this restaurant.

Well it is a convenience store so I'm giving the two stars for that. Basically it's a neighborhood…read morestore where people go for their chips, cigs, and beer. They do have a mini grocery selection with an assortment of Mexican and American canned products but you will definitely pay a premium price again since it a convenience store. The guy that runs it is very friendly at least and treats all of his customers well saying hello every time which is a plus. Open daily 9am-9pm.

Rohan D. Elite 26…read more36734839696 Jan 2, 2020 Useful local convenience store. It's in a strip mall and the only pantry around. Sikh owned and operated so you know you can trust them, fair prices for fresh eggs, milk and such. No lottery tickets. They do have firewood, good selection of snacks. They got lottery

This is the perfect size food market for a local neighborhood. Has everything you can imagine and…read morepossibly need. Has cereals, soups, pasta, toilet paper, treats and snacks, etc. check out the photos for an idea of what they all carry. Save time and effort, no need to go to the big box store when you can pop in here and save tons of time for a few cents more.

First time visiting the Tosa Farmers Market - the only other two Wisconsin farmers markets I have…read morebeen to are Madison (amazing and unbeatable) and Brookfield (smaller than Tosa). It had a fun and lively atmosphere right next to downtown and it was pretty easy to park down the road. I wish there were more produce and fruit options but I think that is just due to it being early in the season. They had some vegan and GF prepared food stands which was nice to see! A super long line at the donuts stand (not sure what the hype is) and lots of beautiful flowers

My husband and I spent an entire summer exploring as many regional farmers markets as we could and…read moredetermined Tosa Farmers Market to be our favorite in the area. It's heavy on charm (nestled near the Tosa Village and bordered by lush green trees) and has all we're looking for in a farmers market. True, they don't have several venders selling, flowers, say. But, here are 2-3, which is plenty for me. There's usually options for various produce, flower venders, baked goods (usually a vegan baker as well), cheese, dip, meats, coffee, popcorn, etc. On our last trip, we got a gorgeous bouquet of peonies, king oyster mushrooms, a bag of greens, and two containers of greek almond dip (garlic and dill). We also discovered there was a new vendor there serving breakfast sandwiches. We had already eaten but are now already looking forward to next weekend to give them a try. They also usually have some sort of live entertainment to enjoy while you wander. A gem of a farmers market in the midst of a gem of a community. Get to it!

They have pretty much anything you could need at an Asian supermarket from meats, produce, sauces,…read morefrozen items, etc. The store is clean. The prices are reasonable.

I practically live here. It's such a good market and we stop in to stock up at least once a month…read more Usually more. I can almost always find what I need here. Some Korean ingredients, some Japanese, Chinese. It's all in one convenient spot. They're well stocked on any buns and dumplings you'd need, veggies not carried in chain grocers, fresh meat and seafood, condiments for days. Teas, dried herbs, noodles, fresh baked goods, snacks, utensils and cookware. There's a lot packed into this little shop. The aisles can feel cramped at times, so patience is key. Take your time, maybe you'll discover some new! I really love the convenience of pre-sliced meats for cooking hotpot. Pre-packaged soup bases are also amazing. I'm a fan of little sheep brand. They also carry my favorite brand of milk tea from Japan. The wall of ramen is also impressive, as there are many varieties to choose from.

Small but clean store. Stocked up on many of my favorite items noodles, kimchi , instant coffee…read more If in the neighborhood (Silver City) I will stop. Next time I will try papaya salad I just didn't have time today. Appeared family owned and super friendly every single person said hello to me . WOW

Asian international market…read more Asian market. Simple. Large. Own my Cambodian people. Recommended