Came here for the first time. Small little store with tiny aisles packed with lots of varieties of…read moreAsian items. There's a good selection of Filipino pastries, but they're a bit pricey. They also sell Halo Halo and other dessert drinks at the cashiers. I got the Halo Halo and it was pretty delicious, but the portions were a little small. Staff are friendly and pretty fast. Decent sized parking lot so you shouldn't have a problem.

$5.99 for this halo-halo! Not only was this not like the picture, lol, but it was half empty. This…read morewas not even close to the other review I saw. I took this photo in their parking lot right after I ordered, and I couldn't believe this was right.

Overpriced item, instant pack noodles $6.99 . They're stale and stink . You think he would mark…read morethem down to $.50 per five pack.

I did a too good to go order hoping to try new food, got there and the kid was on his phone and i…read moretold him i had my order he didnt say anything and grabbed a bag and put 3 jars in, when i got to my car i saw that he gave me THREE JARS for tomato paste, really? So if ur wanting customers to try new food and come back you should give more variety because this is ridiculous

I went there tonight because I'm hosting my friends and they are Middle Eastern couple and I grew…read moreup together with my friend and so I was able to buy all the foods that I remembered having at his house when we were kids. The lady Rania that helped me is so nice and she helped me shop thank you and Hof Bless

So I was driving down Beach Street and me and my GPS were having a one sided argument that I was…read morenot winning. I pulled into a shopping center parking lot to get my bearings. I looked up and saw a Napoli's Pizza, a Pizza Hut and a Fresh and Ready Market. I decided to go inside the market out of curiosity. It's small inside but it isn't the convenience store I was expecting. There's a pleasing heavy aroma that greets you the moment you walk through the door. It's a small grocery store not a convenience store. In the very back there's a counter where you can purchase meat and cheeses. For folks who cook fancy you would likely love this market. The chocolate section got my attention. These aren't Snickers, Hershey's and M&M's. They had chocolate bar brands I have never seen. I bought a few. The friendly cashier said, "I will see you again," as I was leaving. And he will.

Always good for a quick run. Good selection and prices aren't too high. Service has always been…read morefriendly.

I was looking for spring roll wrappers/lumpia wrappers and a specific rice noodle brand. I had…read morealready gone to 3 other Asian markets including 99 Ranch that didn't carry the brand or the items I was looking for. I was thankful I found both items including a couple other items I needed.

A great little Indian/Pakistani Grocery store that just opened in Roanoke. They aren't fully…read morestocked at this time but they do have a wide variety of items i'm already interested in, specially that it's gettin to be that time when we start makin stews and chili's. For those who make the Indian/Pakistan style cuisines, they do have the spices needed to make everything tasty and spicy. Stop in and give them a visit, they might have something you might just need. I know i'll be back in soon.

This is the new Indian grocery in this neighborhood, and got to see they have less options and as…read moreper them they are procuring the groceries and once that is complete the store may show up with full in stock groceries.

I love a good ethnic market, cuban or otherwise. This is a pretty big one too, with lots of canned…read moregoods and meats to choose from. I was happy to stock up on bottles of Goya ginger beer, which anyone who knows anything knows is the best ginger beer for moscow mules. Picked up a few snacky items - dried plantains, sodas, and juices. The selection of produce was on the small side. The prices were a bit high, especially for things easily accessible at a regular grocery store. In terms of baked items, we bought a guava pie and it was underwhelming. Are latin american desserts ever that good though? Not really. So, par for the course there, I guess. My kids also picked out some packaged chocolate cookies that, come to find out, expired two months ago. They still ate them. My overall feeling is that I'm happy to see and support small local markets. Does this one hit it out of the park? No. But it was clean, tidy, and fun to shop in. Yelp rating 4/5: Good.

Very nice and clean place! Has every Latino looking for! Starting for food and the supermarketread more

We drove over here to see what was open by the new hmart and ended up on a side quest for food…read more Tucked in the corner of a mini strip center. Can easily be missed unless you see the truck at the road with the jamaican flag. It is a little grocery and restaurants. Seats less than 10. Most orders are to go. Prices were decent. Portions were big. We got the escovitch fish, brown stew chicken, curried goat, and ackee and saltfish patties. They gave us a sample of their soup. I don't know what it was, but it was good. The fish was tasty, the onions and peppers were vinegary. I loved it. The goat and the curry... no complaints..and no complaints of the brown stew chicken. All was good. You get callaloo or cabbage as well as white rice or rice and peas. We all got the cabbage and rice and peas. I did ask for callaloo cuz I've never had it before, but he gave me cabbage.. but it's all good. It's not like I won't be back. I was looking around to steal cabbage from my teens and husband, but no cabbage was left. Everyone enjoyed their meal.

I've been wanting good jerk chicken for the longest and guess what, I was a bit bummed to find out…read morethey were sold out, it must be good. In speaking to the operator he convinced me to try out the oxtails and i must say; im glad I didn't leave. Oxtails rice and peas is what i ordered. Oxtails perfectly seasoned and falling off the bones. Rice and peas weren't dried out and so yummy for my tummy. I now want to try other items on the menu. I also picked up some soda from Jamaica and liked that I have the ability to shop for Jamaican grocery items. Service- 5 stars Food - 5 stars Atmosphere- 5 stars *after I posted this review, my car was broken into. My fault I left the doors open and had some expensive things inside. And low and behold whoever broke in ate my oxtails, beans and rice that I was saving for my lunch. They made a happy plate and just left it in my car. I guess they were so satisfied by the tastee meal they decided not to steal anything else. lol now I really have to go back.

Being from California, I had been counting down for the new location in Goodyear, AZ. As luck would…read morehave it, I ended up going to Dallas for travel hockey and was happily surprised there was a Buc-ee's 6 mins away on the Fort Worth x Lakeview boarder. Where do I start or maybe I didn't. The endless hot food options: sandwiches, fried chicken, baked goods, etc. Dry spices, hot sauces, prebagged jerky, per lb jerky, nuts, popcorn, candy, etc. $24.99 Buc-ees onesie $24.99 double walled insulated tumbler $14.99 half lb prebagged jerky $4.99 fresh glazed almonds / pecans $8.99 brisket burrito (fresh made tortillas!) $8.99 club sandwich $4.98 beaver nuggets $1.36 bagged pickles $1.98 Texas peach tea $13.99 Buc-ees logo tee $7.99 Buc-ees all over print socks Cannot stress the brisket burrito enough. Tender, juicy, delicious. YES, pls!!

My first time at this Buc-cee's , but it looks just like the one I visited in another state. Picked…read moreup some Beaver Nuggets this time to see if the hype is real. Also picked up a couple of their Original BBQ Sauce because a friend picked me up some and I really loved it. Can't wait to make some pulled pork. The staff were pretty friendly and there's lots to see and buy, but I was limited because I'm traveling by air. I checked in luggage just so I can take a couple of the barbecue sauces with me. I'm glad they are bottled in plastic and not glass.