I have a real problem, I cannot stop coming back to International Food Bazaar and at this point I…read morehave fully accepted it!!! This place has been a San Jose staple for years and has been my go-to main supermarket for as long as I can remember. The selection covers everything you could possibly need, from international products to everyday household essentials all under one roof, the kind of variety that makes any other grocery store feel incomplete. What keeps me coming back just as much as the products is the staff. Many of them have been there for years, always friendly, always consistent, always making you feel genuinely welcomed. That kind of familiarity and warmth is something you just cannot put a price on. You come in for groceries and leave feeling like you just visited old friends. This Food Bazaar is a true San Jose international community treasure and deserves every bit of loyalty it has earned over the years. Highly recommend making it your regular stop, you won't regret it

I needed some grape leaves and other ingredients for some traditional dishes, I grew up with, for…read morethe holidays. My go to store for that is the international food bizarre. They have amazing selection of spices, meats, breads, produce and more. The shelves are neatly organized. I love the fresh pita bread and lavash that they sell. I found my favorite brand of grape leaves. I also found the pomegranate syrup I needed and the orange blossom water for my Basbousa. They had a nice selection of fillo dough. My favorite brand is the Apollo fillo dough. I got a few boxes of that for my Armenian Paklava. And I couldn't leave without getting some fresh bread. I talked with Eddie, the owner, for a bit. He's so kind and if there's something you can't find, he'll help you get it. It's always a pleasure shopping here. They have the best international food items and excellent customer service. I highly recommend checking it out.

Nice little spot that has some good basics. Really only 2 aisles worth of Indian groceries, mostly…read moreshelf stable items like spices and grains. Also has naan and paneer. Great option of you don't want to drive up to San Jose for groceries.

It's a great stop for quick grocery shopping and very nice and friendly honor and staff.read more

I love shopping at Nob Hill. They have a great meat department and deli. Their baked goods are…read moreawesome! One thing I'm really impressed with is how fresh their vegetables are all the time. They really stay on top of the quality of what is on their displays. I've experienced other chain stores having rotting vegetables as a standard. They leave things out beyond sale quality. I've never experienced this at Nob Hill. While some of their prices might be a little higher, you get what you pay for when shopping. They do have an awesome app that gives Monday $5 deals and there are always other sale coupons weekly. You can order your groceries online and have them delivered or the store will shop for you and you can go curbside and they will bring them to your car. I really like the professionalism and the consistency of this market. It's definately a five star market.

The Self Checkout was too difficult, so Operator #2206 rang me up, and he was great, hence the…read moresecond star. The credit card reader then wouldn't take my transaction, giving the same problem as the self checkout, so I paid cash. As I mentioned the computer difficulties and frustration to the clerk, the cashier at the neighboring checkstand, a middle-aged balding guy, suddenly got some kind of attitude. He spoke to me in a very condescending manner. His carefully selected words were so faux respectful, but his tone of condescent implied he wanted me out immediately. Definitely not the same operation Michael ran at Hale & Main.

As an American-born, first generation Nihonjin, I have a palate to satisfy in the pickle…read moredepartment!! Not only those yellow daikon pickles (takuan), various pickled plums (umeboshi) and ginger pickles (gari) that may be an excellent addition to your home made sushi will be here; but also, these little perfect pickles you crave can be found by just asking the japanese ladies who listen to you rant about what you've been craving. Even if you don't know the name of it.. Example : "I had this daikon that was pickled with cherry blossoms and it's kind of sweet but not overwhelming..." She got it. TY to her knowledge, I still don't know the name of it. PERFECT EXAMPLE IRIS! Boom tish. Anywho, the restaurants come here to buy this emperor-status, Japanese pickles by the bulk. Ask for samples if you want. Oh, and this is at the veeeery back inside Mitsuwa Marketplace.

An awesome array of pickles. When I generally have Tsukemono it's at a restaurant. You can have it…read moreto your hearts desire here. Pickled ginger, plum, daikon, cabbage. THe list is huge. All things fermented and pickled in this crazy awesome kiosk.

I love coming here for focaccia at the bakery. They have a great selection of vegan breads, and…read moreeverything is clearly marked, so you won't accidentally buy a non-vegan item. I also love that they sell Felicia organic Italian pasta. Their red lentil penne is my absolute favorite. I also buy the chickpea fusilli and decided to try out the brown rice and spirulina spaghetti this time around. I love that it's made with organic whole grains and legumes filled with nutrients. I haven't found it at any other store, so I always stock up when I go to Eataly. It gets packed inside so it can be pretty hard to maneuver around when you're actually shopping. The self-checkout line moves pretty fast. I wish they had more vegan candy and snack options like Fida Bonelle jellies and Puntini Italian jujubes. I was looking for vegan Nocciolata but did not see it, perhaps it was out of stock? Not sure but I'd expect them to have it.

Eataly is a great concept, and I really enjoy their special events and grocery/wine selection. I…read morewould rate those aspects 5/5 stars. I've made my review today 3 stars because of their restaurants. I booked an outdoor table at Terra for a birthday celebration, but we were seated inside due to the outdoor area being fully booked. While I understand Friday evenings are busy and changes can happen, I was disappointed by the restaurant's response when I asked if they could honor our reservation. The food was hit or miss. We really enjoyed the vegetarian ravioli and burrata appetizer, but the chicken skewers were undercooked and not seasoned. Overall, I'd definitely recommend checking out Eataly for their special events, but would skip dining at the sit down restaurants!

I placed my first order, a pre order for Le Beurre Bordier imported from France. Was butter from…read moreFrance necessary? No. Did I deserve to treat myself? Yes. Anyway, I received an email today that my order would be arriving tomorrow during the time that I'd be at work. I didn't think in advance to request an iced and insulted bag for the butter, simply because I've never not bought my butter locally before. In the email I was sent, there was a phone number to someone named Remy. I immediately texted with my name and address and asked what to do. Remy responded to me immediately with a link on how to add the insulated bag. When I saw that I'd have to pay shipping again, I asked Remy if there was any way to avoid pay shipping a second time. Remy immediately responded with a custom invoice for the few dollars it was to add on the insulated bag. Customer service so far is a 10/10 and I'm very much so looking forward to receiving my order tomorrow!

In case anyone is confused, this isn't a store you can walk into. It's a grocery delivery service…read morewhere you order online and can pick up your order at the address listed. Ordered online and picked up here, everything went well. Wish there was a store I could browse though

This is a great locally owned business. Andy farms like we used to in the Santa Clara Valley, with…read moregood quality fruit and local walnuts. He really does the best for his customers as does his assistant Lisa Silva. HIs dried apricots are miles ahead of the poor quality imported "Mediterranean apricots" from Turkey which are tasteless and colorless. The quality is well worth the price at Andy's. Stop and try the almond brittle. It beats peanut brittle hands down.

We were lucky to book a tasting & tour at Andy's Orchard well in advance (5 months ahead) before…read morethey sold out. I highly highly recommend it for families, kids, and outings. They only do tastings during the summer months, so it is a bummer we can't go ahead until next year but we are totally already looking forward to it! Each ticket was $25 for adults, or anyone over 11 years old. Children under 11 are free and there are discounted prices for seniors. I want to take bet that we probably tried over 50types of peaches, nectarines, plums and other fruit varieties. And even though you are only to take 1-2 pieces of each variety, my plate was full at the end of each section. Who would've thought there are like 20+ different kinds of peaches in the Silicon Valley? Some of my favorites were the Snow Beauty peaches, the Italian Ice peaches, as well as the green gage plums. But many were delicious and after awhile, they start to taste the same but they were still flavorful. The kids enjoyed fruit picking on the tour of the orchard and were able to pick some and taste along the way. You can purchase by the pound the fruit you pick or you can get some at the store. They also sell chocolate covered treats and desserts in the shop. Overall, still highly recommend trying this out. You can also just visit them and purchase fruit by the pound. I like that they have a"cheaper" section for "ugly" fruits and I was able to snag a couple of bags of delicious peaches there.

A MUST STOP, especially if you're in the area or if you're eating at the Euro Grill next door. The…read moreolder gentleman manning the shop was taking a break outside, saw us approaching, and immediately went to open up. It's a cute and cozy shop filled to the brim with European goodies. Lots and lots of chocolate and snacks (gummies, candies, biscuits, cookies, etc.), dried pasta, sauces, soup mixes, and so much more. Definitely a lot to look and and the variety is top notch with lots that are difficult to find elsewhere if you're not specifically at a European market. While checking out, I was eyeballing some of the chocolates that they had at the counter and the gentleman working was super nice enough to give my boyfriend and I some samples. Super friendly, welcoming, and giving the best grandpa vibes ever. I got some tea biscuits of various sizes and some really fun looking Garfield hazelnut wafer cookies and my boyfriend got himself some pasta and dried soups. Definitely will stop by again the next time I'm in the area.

Euro market is a local Balkan market where you'll find Balkan staples that you won't find in…read moreAmerican markets. It's steps away from Euro Grill. Some go to staples that you'll find in Balkan households are vegeta - a universal seasoning for soups, meats and most dishes, chicken noodle soup packets with said vegeta seasoning (so flavorful, hands down better than any chicken soup you've tried), ajvar (mild to spicy roasted vegetable spread), smoked meats and frozen cevapi to name a few. You'll find tons of candies, cookies, sweats and treats. Keep in mind everything is imported so check dates and remember dates are going to be day first month second. Nelle gives friendly service, he is always so welcoming and happy to see you.

My first visit to the weekend Street-Food. It was BBQ galore... it's your mom and pops selling…read moretheir homemade food. The aroma in the air is enticing. Freshly cooked skewer meats, sticky rice, soup and drinks. You can buy veggies and fruits too. Wow... it was amazing. In addition to the grilled foods, there was a Jamaican vendor that sold oxtails, chicken and more. Must try when visiting... his food was bold and delicious. Parking is available on the streets. Bring your own chair if you plan to eat outside. BRING CASH... no tax... no restroom...

Nice park with a lot of vendors to buy from. All the vendors were really nice as well. Definitely…read moreworth stopping by if you're in town.

I would call Crossroads a hidden gem because because driving by on San Antonio Rd., or even into…read morethe parking lot, you would never realize the amazing quality, selection, and presentation of foods they offer. I've been driving by here for more years than I want to admit, and finally went in and was surprised and delighted by all the specialty foods and astounding selection that they offer. I think to really appreciate their amazing products, I would need some sort of docent to guide me through the store. It is so full of foods from eastern Europe, and even Middle Eastern foods, that I either barely recognize or had no idea existed. The variety is astounding. I'm so glad to have an option like this so close to home.

I love exploring international grocery stores and this one is super fun. Large, clean and well…read moredesigned - you won't be running into people or playing bumper carts in the aisles like a few others that I've been to. Large parking lot as well. You can find a very nice selection of goods from various countries here. Candies, nuts, pickles, spreads, frozen dumplings, butter, condiments, wine, sausages and other cured meats, cheese, baked goods, ice cream bars, a small selection of produce, canned goods and much, much more. We had just had lunch so we purchased a small cheesecake flavored ice cream bar to share and some Lebanese grilled olives to take home for later. We are for sure coming back for some frozen dumplings next time we're in the mood... they had a huge selection. Fun!