Bombay Bazar is a new Inidan store just opened couple of months back in southside of Atlanta,…read moreGA.The store is kept neat and clean. Ample free parking in front of the store as it sits in a shopping plaza. You will find all types of Indian fresh produce, spices, grains, lentils, frozen foods, veggies, grains, pulses, snacks, and they also have frozen meats. Most fulfilling and satisfying shopping for Indian products. The lady at the counter is very helpful and friendly. If you are in the area you should at least visit once. I am a regular customer here now.

When I heard about the Indian store that had opened at Stockbridge, it was a big sigh of relief to…read morehave one next door and I was there the next day. When I learned that it is run by our Church friends it was a double joy. Now it is not just me, but many of my friends are regular customers. It's well organized and spacious with new upgrades every time I go. A true blessing for many of us in and around this area. As a new venture, they are open to customer feedback and suggestions and look forward to new additions based on customer needs. A convenient location on GA 138, closer to the Stockbridge City Hall, with easy access and parking, makes it a familiar and peaceful shopping experience. Our best wishes for growing together and enjoying the mutual benefits of a local business. Josephine, Stockbridge, GA 30281

Now this the spot for oxtails. I'm never disappointed when I get food here. The service is always…read morepleasant the portions are always plentiful. I don't mind having to pay more for good food. The restaurant is always bright and clean. The name was changed to Queen Jamaican Cuisine.

I've tried repeatedly to like this place as it's one of two restaurants that are right outside my…read moresubdivision, so close and convenient. This was probably my 5th time here and the experience never leaves me longing to come back. I will, however, focus this review on the most recent visit, yesterday. I went in with my 18yo nephew who's in town visiting me and my two toddlers. We hit a sweet spot as no other customers were there when we arrived but soon followed. We got our food to go and took it home to eat, along with a few of the juices, ginger beer, and waters. I forgot to snap pics of some of it, but here's what we had: Jerk pork - nephew's first time having it. It reminded him of bbq. He liked it and said it was moist Dumplings - also his first time and he assumed they'd have meat inside...was sad to learn it was just bread. Toddlers were happy to eat it for him. Brown stew chicken - it was dry and the outside of most pieces was hard as if it was cooked a while ago and reheated/overheated. It was slathered in gravy which helped the harder bits go down. The gravy was very good. I needed more for my rice and peas. Some of the peas were dried out too. The plantains in the dinner plate were drier than the ones in the side order. My cabbage was good; it still had some crunch so not over cooked. It was fresh and delicious. Plantains - the side order was good. Somehow they seemed more freshly made than the ones in the dinner plate. Patties/handpies - we had a jerk chicken and a spinach. I forgot to ask neph about his but my spinach one was on point when I heated it up later. I probably would have liked more filling.