Such an interesting grocery store! It is near Picasso's and it has lots of international food…read moreitems, mainly mid-eastern. They have fresh baked goods such as pita, sesame bagel (huge), cookies and starting after Thanksgiving from Fri.-Sun. their grill section is suppose to start offering hot foods like shawarma (like a stuffed pita pocket). Thru out the store are imported items (canned, jarred and packages) you would be hard pressed to find else where! I have bought fresh spinach pies, dried spices, dried bulgar wheat (for tabouli), cookies here. English is spoken but you may need to slow it down..lol (not louder)! They have expanded into other shops that had closed so they be getting a following! It seems there are regulars who come and they speak their native language which is cool as far as I'm concerned!

Any kind of food you are looking for Service is fast and…read moreefficient Not much noise and plenty of room for all the products and food court

I visited RD International Market for the first time last weekend. It's not far from my house which…read morewas convenient. I went early Saturday afternoon and it wasn't too crowded. First I had lunch in the food court. You know what they say, don't go grocery shopping on an empty stomach! I went up and down every isle. I mostly bought international snacks, like chips, choco pies and croissants. Other purchases included Thai tea bags, jackfruit and a black pepper sauce. I love Thai tea and wanted to be able to stay home and make it instead of going to a restaurant. And bonus, it will save me money too! I also purchased some green peppermint tea and snacks to take to a friend. They were setting up for the second Saturday night market in the parking lot which includes authentic food from the Philippines, Thailand, Korea, Cambodia, and Vietnam. I'll be back with friends for the night market!

Delicja Polish Market is a hidden gem for anyone looking for authentic Polish products in…read moreJacksonville. The selection is extensive from pantry staples to specialty imports you won't find anywhere else locally. The pickles alone are worth the trip crisp, garlicky, and perfectly tangy (true Polish style). The full deli offers a great variety of fresh meats and cheeses, along with fresh-baked bread and a rotating selection of pastries and pierogi. If you're going for pierogi, Fridays seem to be the best time to catch them fresh. You'll also find everything from mustards and preserves to a well-stocked frozen section, butter, traditional pickled goods, and a solid selection of Polish beer, wine, and liqueurs. Don't skip the chocolate aisle the sweets selection is dangerously good. Whether you're Polish and craving a taste of home or just love exploring international markets, this spot is absolutely worth a visit.

We tried the cabbage rolls that I purchased and they were outstanding. I was not a big fan of the…read moreVesper Bread but the sourdough buttermilk was out of this world with the fresh creamy butter

I don't know how I forgot to write a review for Lotte Plaza Market on Atlantic. I visited probably…read morea few weeks after grand opening. It's so much to get into at that store plants, groceries, fast food, skincare, and so much more. The day I went there were a lot of people, but not overwhelming. Plenty of space to get around and check things out. It definitely had some very unique items that I wanted to try, but the real show had to be my philodendrons that I got. I'm am obsessed with the two white wizard's philodendrons. They look lovely in my home.

Lotte has quickly become my go-to restaurant when it comes to asian groceries!…read more They almost always have what I need, and I love the free samples on the weekends.

Our new favorite…read more Coming from a larger international city with a huge selection of asian mega-grocery stores, we've been pretty disappointed by the options in this area. We've tried a couple of the local shops over the years and were mostly turned off. But recently, when we got a hankering for some homemade curries, marinades, stir fries, and such, we went on the hunt for something better and finally stumbled on Dinosaur. They aren't really "supermarket" huge, but far larger then the shops we've tried in the area. Plenty of shelf staples from a variety of cuisines, at decent prices. And a good selection of meats and produce that you won't find in the Winn-Dixies, Publixes, or Whole Foods in the area, and you can't simply order shipped from Amazon. As a "foody tourist" in a shop like this, I'm not entirely self sufficient. I can tell my galangal from my ginger, and my choy sum from my bok choy, but I still get lost trying to find or identify some things. The shopkeeper there keeps busy managing her store, and I don't expect her to play "tour guide," but she does try to be helpful and work past the language barrier when I come up with questions. The place is clean and pretty well organized considering the wide variety of foods and countries that are represented. A gold mine of exotic foods we can't find anywhere else.

A very happy place. My son and I love this store. It was very calming to shop in. The selection of…read moresnacks are very extensive. The produce and meat selection is nice alongside the reasonable pricing for products. You will be happy to shop at this market.

A solid local European Market. I had driven over to visit a different store but they were closed…read morewhen I pulled up so I saw this one and decided to venture in. I was surprised. It looks much smaller from the outside but it actually has quite a bit of product. I was looking for some specific cheese and they did have it. They also have lots of different pirogies, cheeses, frozen treats, candy, ice cream, breads, frozen as well as cured meats and a large selection of canned, bottled, and shelf stable products. The lady at the counter was very nice and I found a couple items to try and to re-stock. I would definitely return!

Overall, European Mix Grocery Market is a voolmplace located in a strip shopping plaza that has…read moredefinitely seen better days. They have a good selection of grocery items that should appeal to looking for treats from Europe. The staff here was friendly enough and the market itself had a no-frills type atmosphere, but it was pleasant enough wandering through the aisles. I was also happy to see they carried products from Schmalz's, a New Jersey based sausage maker. Schmalz's makes a wonderful German style hot dog. I really am impressed with not only this European grocer, but the multiple European grocers located in Jacksonville, Florida. They have a strong emphasis on products from eastern Europe and offer a great variety of items that you will not find at your local Winn-Dixie, Publix, Walmart or other supermarkets. Overall, I will give here five stars overall and it definitely has my recommendation.

The assortment and flavor of the food at the hot bar is always fresh, delicious and full of flavor!…read more You can always count on a smile and warm energy from the sweet woman at the cash register! She is always so kind and cheerful. Besides that, they don't seem very friendly but I think that it's because of a language barrier. However, a smile and or a simple Hello would make folks feel better about choosing to spend their money there. I enjoy sitting in their spacious eating area. It is set off far enough from the food bar to enjoy your meal. I will definitely continue to have lunch there. I just love the authentic and freshly made food that they offer.

As an American-Brazilian family, we're all about Brasilian cuisine at home. And in SoCal we know…read moreevery Brazilian, Latin and Persian market that carries either Brazilian imports or similar items, like 'President brand' requejiao cremoso, which you'll find at the Persian markets. So when one of our family group moved to the Jacksonville area, we immediately searched online for 'Brasilian Mercados'... either in town or in the greater area. And just to let you know, we're envious of our family now in the Jacksonville area. Well, if you're in the Jacksonville area and you've found Rio Bonito Latin Food Market, then you've also probably seen two other mercados very close. But after our family visited all three this last Sunday, we had to agree that Rio Bonito was the closest, if not a near copy, of a typical neighborhood market. Groceries, dry goods, frozen foods, and a very traditional cafe'-buffet where you pay (in Brazil por kilo), but here, by the pound. And with their buffet, If you load up your plate as I did on my second visit, and with the buffet line meats, and/or you add meat from their modest churrasco area, you'll probably be paying around $22 or so. I'm sure their prices went up this year to cover higher costs. Luckily visiting on Sunday, I was able to make a plate of feijoada, complete with rice, couve à mineira, vinagrette and farofa. During the week they have varying hot meat dishes, like ribs, chicken and ox tail (rabo de boi). I felt like we'd stopped at a small 'posto' (truck stop) on our way to Uberlandia from Goiania or Brasilia. And let me add that they also have a small carneceria complete with all the Brasilian meats and cuts you'd want for a home BBQ. My avocation is Specialty Coffee, and we do travel to Brasil reasonably often. So aside from focusing on coffee, (trips to Sul de Minas), I keep an eye on the retail markets, their inventories and prices. And here in the states I have an account with a West coast Latin (Brasilian) food and general merchandise distributor. So when we visited Rio Bonito, I could immediately see that their level of both dry goods and frozen was well above any other Latin market we have in SoCal, let alone in the No. Florida area. Knowing most master Latin food importer are East coast based, this makes total sense. If there's another Brasilian mercado with a more complete inventory of product in North Florida, I'd like to know about it. Bottom line, if you're a Brasilian or Amer-Bras family, and you're looking for 'your Brasilian mercado'... I'm reasonably confident that this is it.

I used to work a Tess the street from here for 5 years. I use to shop here on a regular basis. I…read morewas passing by and went in to get a meal from the restaurant in the back. She is, "CASH ONLY". She was out of the chicken meal, so I opted for the beef. She told me to come back in ten minutes. So, I shopped around while she was preparing my meal. You can dine in or have it to-go. I love this store. The man who runs the place was very helpful and kind. Pros:the restaurant and also the wide array of choices of everything Asian. Cons:none Recommend? YES, no lines, no waiting!

I went to the Asian store around the corner from my job. I have been looking for crystal tea for a…read morewhile now. The only place I know that might have it is the Asian store. It was right under my nose. It is adjacent to the sandwich shop on Beach Blvd. I frequent weekly. The store is larger than expected. I craved crystal tea and I knew the brand name which is Prince of Peace. Just a side bar, please know what you are looking in an Asian store. Everything was nicely stocked and appealing but I could not tell A from Z. I finally asked the manager or the cashier where to find crystal teas. There was not a big selection. Hell, there was only one selection. I grabbed my ginger honey Crystal tea to go. In the package, there are 10 sachets for just under $3! What a bargain! I proceeded to the register and asked if there were other selections. She was curt and to the point, "whatever we have there." She was pleasant but not to the point of being rude. I got my tea. Will I give up coffee? Maybe for a week or two or until I get a coffee headache . To me, this is one of the few Asian stores for my crystal tea. I am sure crystal tea can be brought on line but I am an old school kinda guy who likes going up and down the aisle to literally.

Excellent products and service. Products are unique and fresh. I highly recommend Kourosh market…read morefor Middle Eastern food and produce and much more!

Great variety of food and snacks! The service was awesome too. Very clean ambiance as well.read more

This is the best grocery store in town for produce and meat. The steaks are the same price as…read moreCostco but you don't have to buy a $100 dollar pack and they are aged. Also, they serve some delicious ice cream and food. Hot dog isn't as good as Costco but it is an easy cheap snack after shopping. Wish they would bring back the sandwiches.

They dont sell turkey legs anymore!!! Went on 5/14/26. Confirmed by lady at icecream stand…read more No reason to come here anymore