After living here for a quarter century and enduring an "Asian Desert" we have a fine market for…read moreAsian groceries, not quite H-Mart but pretty darn close. In addition to all the sauces, mostly Vietnamese and Korean, there are seasonings, spices, fresh produce including guavas, durian (frozen whole and peeled), baby bananas (apple bananas? not sure the variety) and Asian greens like Shanghai baby bok choi, gai lan, and water spinach, garlic chives and long beans. Didn't see pea vines but they are quite hard to get. Bulk rice and dried mushrooms, and fresh fish and seafood as well as meats including organ meats. Noodles fresh, frozen and dried as far as the eye can see. A small section of housewares. Outside the market (which is in the old Toys R Us if you remember back when) there is a small food court with roast duck, banh mi and pastries. There is also a Korean bbq restaurant and a noodle and dumpling restaurant nearby in the parking area, the Korean bbq is across from the market and the noodle dumpling house is next to where the old Borders bookstore had been (on the way out of the shopping center.) Worth the trip. We enjoy cooking at home, especially Asian food and we enjoy grocery shopping so this was a really fun excursion. And since we eat a lot of bok choi, we'll be back soon.

We stopped by Hung Vuong Food Market a week or so ago when we were passing through Newark,…read moreDelaware. It's a large Asian grocery store that sells everything from fresh seafood, produce, cooking tools, frozen food, and more. It has a small food court area with a few vendors, which is really why we stopped by, but we explored the store after lunch. If we lived in the area, we'd shop here all the time.

The Newark Farmers Market is a hidden gem in the diamond state. I think I just made that up. No one…read moresteal it. But seriously go to the Newark Farmers market and compare the produce selection and prices to your regular grocery store. If shocked me a lot. The other parts of the market are amazing too for Asian and Mexican items that you don't see in regular stores. it's a really great place

This is genuinely the best market. Cheap prices, and has EVERYTHING you can think of! I make a lot…read moreof food from different cultures and they always have what I need when no other store does. I've never had any issues with stuff being spoiled, or anything of the sort. The only thing (not really a downside for me) is that a lot of things are split up into like the culture i guess? F.E. - The Sazon would be in the latino section. The Tikka Masala would be in the indian section. So you have to go on a hunt because sometimes the aisles are not labeled, but as long as you know what you're looking for you're good! The store never struck me as dirty, or unkempt. The service is good! Cashiers have always been nice and are bilingual. Sometimes the actual store workers only know a little english, but as long as you explain they'll be able to help you. This place is great!!!!!!!!!!

Love the in-house concert series they host; a wonderful little gimmick that they otherwise…read moreshouldn't need as they also have a marvelous selection of produce, pantry staples, Hispanic foods, and home goods. Friendly staff too! Where else can you browse peppers while a Miami ska punk band is skankdancing three meters away?

This is my go to place when im buy groceries or meat never had a problem. Until today July 14 2026…read morearound 5:15pm i went to the meat section to ask for a pound of ham. Notice the guy i ask to help me was cutting raw chicken. He grabbed the hams with the same gloves he was cutting the chicken spreading salmonella all over the counter & hams. I ask him can you change your gloves. He responded yeah i will but he just put a second pair in top of the dirty gloves. I think management has to train this employee before he gets someone really sick.

We've been here a time or two. Recently got sandwiches for the first time and they were really…read moregood and fresh. They had lots of other stuff I want to try so we'll be stopping back again soon. Nice clean store and friendly service as well. Definitely a good little store to have close by our weekend place.

The ultimate if you are in the Galena/Georgetown area. We have been been shopping here (boating…read moreseason) for nineteen years. Not only do they have the yummiest subs and good bread; they have a vast snack assortment. And (coolers etc)and ... Various sundries are available. And high quality meats... Ice is out front. sassyrivermarket.com Their website has their hours, menu, and more. I just went back on their website and realized they carry Gray Goose and Bombay Sapphire. The employees and owner are incredibly helpful. masks must be worn as of 6/14/2020

I like supporting these small grocery stores. This store has plenty of baking powder and zucchini…read moreavailable to keep my vegan baking going forward. Furthermore, the cashier provides excellent customer service.

This little market La Estrella is full of a little bit of everything and their products are fresh…read moreand have a lot of sweet Mexican treats. Also to me their prices on food is not consider on the highest cost by the way you can also send Money to Mexico and other places and they also have a variety of over the counter like Panadol plus and others you can only find here love going here. Also their staff is great and they are very pleasant.

It's both a shopping and a cultural experience…read more This is one of the best Amish markets that I've been to. The choices are boffo. There's hot & cold prepared Amish foods and continental foods; butcher; dairy store; green grocer; bulk dried & jarred goods; and arts & crafts--all in one place. Here's my favorites: Smucker's Pretzels: Original pretzels and smokey cheezers (pigs-in-a-blanket). Made fresh throughout the day. Stoltzbus BBQ: Fried chicken, smoked ribs, and beef stew. Esh's Produce: Any fruit or vegetable from here is excellent. A & R Bakery: The cheesecake offerings are impressive; there's individual slices, half and whole cheesecakes. There's literally a wall of all types of cakes and pies, along with multiple shelves filled with cookies, donuts, breads, baked treats. There's plenty of free parking and public restrooms. Near closing time, local folks come pouring in here to get dinner and it becomes animated. Open 3 days a week; only operates during daytime hours. Vendors begin to put things away about 30 minutes ahead of end of business. Don't miss out by showing up at the last minute.

Oops I couldn't help myself had to take a bite! Food here is amazing as always and customer service…read moreis always on point. Place is clean and I have yet to have had a bad experience at this place. High quality, fresh ingredients are what makes the food here and what keeps this place running. You will catch me here every weekend. Wish they were open more days though , that's how good it is.

This is a smaller, but well-supplied farm stand, a REAL farm stand, on Bunker Hill Road in…read moreMiddletown. You turn right on Bunker Hill from 301 heading South, or you continue on Main Street (299) at the big intersection with 301 near Wawa and Lowes. About 3 miles down the road, on the right is a flag and you drive down a gravel drive to the farm stand behind strawberry fields and corn fields. The Filaskys grow table corn "John's Corn" which is sweet and delicious and always very fresh. They also have strawberries, including u-pick in season. The rest of the farm stand has jams, preserves, local and non-local produce and Woodside Ice Cream, which is a locally made dairy ice cream that is incredibly rich and good. My favorite items are the corn, tomatoes (perhaps not as good as the famous Jersey tomatoes) and their zucchini. One year, they grew a gray variety that was incredible, but I haven't seen it since. Perhaps gray zucchini didn't resonate with buyers but the squash is always very good. Peaches are also local, Delaware being a peach growing state that lost its status as a US Peach Capital after the Yellow Peach Blight of the early 20th Century. But you can still see the "peach mansions" in Middletown's pretty downtown area and off 301. In season, you will find flats of annuals and perennials. These are very healthy; I still have a clump of dianthus I bought a decade ago, going strong, and the begonias and impatiens are particularly good. The selection will depend on the growing season. This is a pretty spot, on a pretty road heading into Maryland and worth a detour, if you like farm stands. Just, have a cooler with ice handy because you'll really want to bring some Woodside vanilla ice cream home with you.

3.5 stars, rounded up…read more This spot is more of a outpost rather than a fully stocked farmers market. Therefore, don't expect an unlimited selection. However, they do have a number of items, including honey, jam, butter. In particular, the bacon here looked pretty good as well. One of the more important products this time of year (well, IDK when i'm going to publish this review, but I came here around early October) seems to be the pumpkins. They kind of have one of those things where you can pick out your own pumpkin in their pumpkin patch. The greatest thing about this place, in my opinion, is that despite kind of being further away from whatever one might designate as the city center out here... they take card! This was hugely appreciated, and enabled me to make my purchase, since I rarely bring cash around with me. This really pushes the 3.5 up to a 4.0

Very nice staff! There was a deal on ice cream that they made sure to give us the discount on…read more Surprisingly good ice cream!!!

I've visited this location several times and I am impressed with the store and its upkeep. The…read moreemployees always greet you and the store is normally very clean. They add new things on a regular basis and regularly have good sales. I've had experience with some sub-par 7-11 locations and this is one that would make an owner proud.