I've come here many times over the years when I needed specialty ingredients and produce. I have…read morehad mixed results when looking for items and on a recent trip, ended up going to HMart down the street for galangal as they didn't have any here. The other issue was I asked two employees for galangal and neither spoke English so they got someone from the back who I asked and he took me to mangos. When I showed him the word "Galangal" on my phone, he said no. After trying the HMart down the street and comparing it to how disorganized, messy, cramped, and the poor service here, I'm done with this place.

Interesting and diverse combo. Asian and Hispanic foods. Great concept in my opinion. Unfortunately…read moremore expensive than I was hoping for. Inflation I'll concede is a challenge. Grocery stores aren't known for huge profit margins. Yet the food is more expensive than I thought, although this is a cool store. Good people here. Thank you to the friendly staff. Quite clean as well, despite being super busy. They certainly have a nice area for fruits and vegetables. If you're in the area stop in. This is a unique and fun place. It is a decent spot, if you know what you are looking for.

I just found what looked like a tick or some kind of bug inside a bell pepper I bought at MegaMart…read more I'm honestly disgusted -- it even had mold hiding inside while looking perfectly "fresh" on the outside. How can a store allow this? This is beyond unsafe and absolutely unacceptable. I shop here daily, but after this nightmare, I will never step foot in this place again. MegaMart needs to seriously get their act together!

This is a very large Latin grocery store. Everything is super fresh and prices aren't bad. Their…read morevariety of items is tremendous. eggs are too high, but most items are very reasonably priced. And the staff is absolutely wonderful.

I stumbled onto this location as I had to leave my vehicle across the street for repairs. The store…read moreis very small, but has a lot of interesting spices and such, for those who enjoy cooking. The lady who was working behind the counter was very friendly and helpful as I asked a few questions regarding some of the products. In the end I walked out with a bag full of interesting spices and I couldn't have been happier!

From the owner: Inter Market In Food Market has been a Northern Virginia favorite since 2008. It has grown into the…read morearea's premier destination for authentic African and Latin American produce and spices. Much more than just an African and Latin American Food Market, it has become more like the heart of the community to many of its loyal customers. Conveniently located at 9055 Liberia Avenue in Manassas, VA, in the shopping center by Euclid and Liberia avenues. Specialties: African and Latin American foods.

This Festival goes under few different names: The church website calls it "Greek and East…read moreFestival", the host (Harris Pavilion) calls it "Annual Manassas International Food Festival," and earlier versions on the Facebook called it "Old World" festival. These are all good names for this Nativity of Our Lord Carpatho-Russian Orthodox church fundraiser. In a conversation with one member I learned that this is one of those orthodox churches that do not have the National denomination (Bulgarian Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, Greek Orthodox, etc...) as it caters not just to the first generation of immigrants but more to all generations and all people with the Orthodox fate, with no consideration of the national borders. I learned that they have one mass in English and Our Father prayer is recited in 7 world languages. The menu of the festival reflects the church diversity but caused a dilemma of many comers as far as what to eat because it is a long way from Ethiopia to Russia on the food road. People took longer time to figure out if they would rather have Ethiopian, Greek, Slavic, Romanian, Mexican or American food but once in line you move quickly with the food vendors winking and lifting their trays to entice you to get their food. Pierogi were very good, baked well; hard outside and soft inside so combination of dough, potato and cheese was properly melting in the mouth. While I was eating delicious plums with crème, my tongue quickly detected a harder object within the plum. I wondered why plums were not pitted like the most things in US are and to my pleasant surprise the object in question was a walnut half. Once I knew what I am eating - it all came together very nicely. Letdown was that the deserts did not offered any layered moist cake or crepes - which always make me anticipate any Slavic or Western Europe festival. Another letdown was that I could not have a Greek or Russian beer. There was just one Greek wine type but on a hot day a beer goes better with the lunch. The venue was perfect and enthusiasm of the host was energizing. I was happy to support in some way their church. The visit can be combined with a walk in the old town Manassas.