Always friendly service and if you buy over a certain amount, they give you a percentage discount…read moreyou have to ask the store what the breakdown is. I've always enjoyed shopping here and will continue to shop here. It has some of the nicest selection and the freshest food I recommend recommended to everyone.

Stopped by for some onigiri and snacks. I grabbed 3 different onigiris and some white peach buns…read more There were so many treats and things to choose from. It's a cute small store. The staff was helpful and available to answer questions. I will definitely stop back by when visiting my favorite sushi spot nearby.

The employee we had help from was amazing. She was very helpful. The place is wild clean. I was…read morevery happy to find a place that sells Eastern European foods in such a clean way. We had ordered two pies. One meat one cheese. Both were good. Definitely would buy again. It was nice to see a lot of beef only items and hope we see more of it the more we go. We're very happy we found this place so close to home. Hope they keep this up and we will be there weekly.

A small Bulgarian grocer with imported dry goods and a small deli. It's located in an unremarkable…read morestrip mall next to Chin Chin on Spring Road. This review is based on my first visit to locate a different Bulgarian yogurt. PSA - It's a retail shop NOT a wholesale as it's incorrectly categorized...I've put in a correction to Yelp but we all know how that goes... + Ambiance is a slow south eastern European grocery shop with a pre-occupied cashier on her phone. A handful of well-organized aisles filled with dry goods, pottery, refrigerated goods in along the walls and a small over the counter deli in the back. + Food is imported goods from Bulgaria, Macedonia, Turkey, Greece and others around southern Baltic Sea. I found interesting condiments, pates, coffees, teas, nectars, cheese, salami, sweets and tchotchkes. In the back they have a small deli with varieties of fresh feta (goat, sheep and cow), olives and fresh made baklavas and other sweets (unknown to me). They also make a handful of inexpensive sandwiches. Unfortunately for me though, they were out of Bulgarian yogurt that I made the trip for. ++ Price is very reasonable. They accept credit cards. + Service was humorous and was friendlier than Hong Kong. The lady behind the deli was older who didn't speak English well and was helpful. The cashier in the front who looked to be in her late 30s was glued to her phone, crouched on a stool, aloof when I asked about the (missing) prices on jars of peppers but came back to tell me the price a few minutes later. She obviously understood and spoke more English but couldn't be bothered to speak...much. + Parking is free and shared with other shops. Over all, it's an interesting little import grocer and a fun place to find southern Baltic foods!

This mom and pop is definitely the go to in the Atlanta area and they get all of your necessary…read moreWest African ingredients for the dishes that remind you of home. Have a great selection and w products tend to be fresh and well priced. My only gripe is that depending on who's working the prices seem to change at times. Definitely check your receipt before leaving so you don't encounter any surprises.

This is a mostly African grocery store. I've been going…read morethere for years to buy things like palm oil, tubers of yam and hard to find drinks like Schweppes bitter lemon. Some of their products are sold in the nearby farmers market. They sell all kinds of spices, vegetables and meat. They have a restaurant within the store where u can get ready made food and quick bites like meatpie and puff puff. Aisles are spacious and easy to navigate. It's never crowded when I go but they do have a steady stream of customers. I recommend checking expiration dates on things like their cold drinks. CHECK THE DATES!!!! A word is enough for the wise. 3.5stars overall You should be able to get what you need from here

Honestly, I've never heard of this place before today, but the quest to perfect a recipe brought me…read morein. I've been wanting to try new recipes and stumbled upon moqueca which is a Brazilian fish stew. Some of the recipes swore that in order for it to be authentic, you had to have "dende oil". I went to a store known for having every food item from just about every country on the globe. I must've looked extremely confused because a clerk approached me and offered his help. He attempted to locate the elusive dende oil, but they didn't have any in stock. He suggested that I try a Brazilian market. I called before I made the trip to Goiana because it was quite a distance from where I was. I spoke to a woman who informed me they had the item in stock. The store is small and filled with all kinds of Brazilian goodies. Most items aren't in English though. I was able to find the dende oil quickly because I saw pictures online. The clerk that I encountered was friendly. If you're ever in need of an item for a Brazilian dish, check them out!

I just found this gem of a grocer. They have a butcher in back offering amazing high quality fresh…read moremeat! I absolutely loved the beef! In the same plaza are two are shops; Goiana Bakery and Goiana Restaurant offering all you can eat Brazilian meat. I haven't been to the restaurant yet but the Bakery rocks! Highly recommend!

Amazing! I was excited to try after reading the reviews and it did not disappoint. The Paradiso was…read moreperfect and very similar to the focaccia sandwich I had it Italy. We also tried the Capri which was also very good. Plus, all the cookies and snacks and pastas to buy!! Yum. I got some biscotti and cookies to bring home. Highly recommend!

I've had this place on my list for Pizza but instead got sandwiches. I wasn't really feeling pizza…read moretoday and they feature three options which are kind of like thick focaccia bread with toppings on top. Maybe next time, and maybe a whole pie instead, as I'm not typically a fan of pizza that stays out on the counter for a bit. That's just me, I bet this is usual, so no points off to them for this. I decided to grab The Marino from their menu. I really enjoyed the meatballs. They were super flavorful, a lot better than most places. The bread they used seemed to have been more on the Ciabatta side. The texture of the bread was soft and not hard to bite into. The sauce was not doused on this, which was great for me, so I didn't get any in my beard. It said panini, but I didn't sense the bread was pressed at all. Maybe there is something different about this in Italy that I'm not aware of? The sandwich was great overall, I wish it was larger or had an option to be larger. At $9.99, I really can't complain. Coulda just gotten two. Maybe next time! :D The shop is really cool and carries a lot of Italian/EU imports. I was able to find a jar of Nutella that is imported, which if you know, imported Nutella taste different than US Nutella and comes in a glass jar instead of plastic and taste creamier. They also had lots of pastas, sauces and candies. Some Easter stuff leftover as well at the time of this post. EU easter candy is better than American easter candy. :D When you walk in, the line sort of leads to the back and you make your way up to the front. In the glass, there are various burrata's available for around $8 each. Good for making your own pizza or perhaps an Italian dish. I didn't pay attention to what milk was used, but this is Georgia, so you make do. The drinks are all canned or bottled. They had some imported sparkling waters. You can tell by the fact that the caps don't twist off and are attached to the bottle intentionally because the EU requires this to avoid pollution by people leaving bottle caps all over the place. The young lady at the counter super knowledgeable and ready to answer questions. She was very sweet and good to talk to. I came after a lunch rush, so she asked me to pick a seat and let her know so she can clean it up. Very much appreciated that. Place is a little small and not a lot of seats. If you happen to come during lunch hour, be prepared to get the order to go and sit outside or across in the park center of the square. It's very well maintained from the looks of it and would be a great picnic area. Overall, I enjoyed this location very much. I would definitely come again to try some of their other offerings.

Twice I bought a certain cut of beef and I delivered the wrong cut. It was a lot of money I spent…read moreand I live very far away. I gave the store a second chance, but they let me down.

Not a lot of selection…read more Lacking in any type of customer service. Clerk was outside, not sure what he was doing, for 10 min while people wanted to check out. Did not offer any sort of pled entries when he came back in. Some kind of money services in one corner. Back wall. Meat. Isles. Non perishable items. Just not impressed. Should not be tagged as a Mexican grocery. Very much Brazilian. As stated in the front do the store. Was worth a look, but will never go back.

Came here to pick up barberries which couldn't be located at Buford FM nor H-mart…read more ++ Found this small middle eastern grocer to be well organized and run by a friendly proprietor. Many choices of flat breads, Persian, middle eastern and Indian goods are found here. Noticed an interesting tea selection as well. Oddly their Yelp page had no pics so I added some :). + Their prices seem reasonable but slightly higher than Nazareth. ++ Parking is shared and plenty. Surprisingly, this Persian grocer is located next to Aldi in a bigger shopping center. This independently owned friendly grocer is worthy of revisits for hard to find middle eastern recipes!

Very Rude people not friendly at all . I can only find Sohan but is also very expensiveread more

Great quality of meats and very good prices. I would recommend this place to all meat lovers…read more Picanha is always fresh!

This review is for the restaurant…read more I ordered Goat Biryani through UberEats from this restaurant after reading the reviews. They delivered a few days old Chicken Pulav. The rice was very hard and the food had a stale smell. After a couple of bites, I had to throw away the food. Only Basmati rice is used to make biryanis, but this one had some short grain uncooked rice. Never eat from here!

Amazing scrumptious chicken boti and chicken seekh kababs. Mouth watering and so tender and…read moresucculent. Pure desi taste