Slightly disappointed with my visit here, but I had admittedly high expectations. It's tiny, and a…read morebit dark inside. They don't have a deli, no fresh food, and only a baby little freezer case. They did offer a few refrigerated cakes, a vast variety of Milka chocolate bars, one prepackaged halva, and a candy I have searched for for years called KiKi that is like a way better starburst. So they've got the sweets selection on lockdown, especially considering the space available. With that said, I missed the ubiquitous bulk chocolates most Eastern European markets offer.
Additionally, they had many pickles, honey, jam, and other sweet spreads, some baking supplies, and a lot of drinks. Also a myriad of foreign magazines. Instead of a grocery, it reminded me more of a convenience store.
I nearly left empty handed, but couldn't resist some beans labeled grah źućko (I have a weird soft spot for unusual dried beans, and can't say no whenever I find 'em!). From what I can tell, grah means bean, so zucko must be the variety, but I couldn't find any information about it online. Anyways, I took them home and cobbled together a sort of ham and bean soup situation, and they turned out great-with a firm exterior but tender insides, even with minimal pre-soaking. So that tells me they are very fresh. Hurrah!
Prices are quite reasonable, and while service was brusque, I think that was due more to a language barrier than anything else. It's located right off Redwood Road, so easy to find (remember it's teeny-just look for the shop on the Southern corner of the shopping center). Parking spaces were plentiful.
If this were the closest option I'd probably frequent it once a month or so, but as I live closer to Salt Lake, and there are several larger stores nearer, I will likely not return. Except maybe to get more KiKi candy!