Island Spice is a Caribbean grocery store ranging from Guyanese, Trinidad, Jamaica, Haitian,and…read moreBajan. They do have a kitchen in the back which they make orders for take out. My ratings are primarily on the doubles I ate. They were a bit dry. I feel it was missing tamarind sauce and shredded cucumber. Inside was clean with the smell of fresh paint. The parking lot had plenty of space and was easy to find from the road.

Finally found a spot that has bbq pork buns and Soy milk!…read more They only sell the buns and bakery items on weekends. Prices are reasonable, staff is friendly and parking is plentiful. They have a large variety of herbs and tea. A frozen section and reasonably priced vegetables. So excited to have found it. :)

The international market offers a vibrant array of products. I visited in search of instant miso…read moresoup packages and I was pleased to find several delightful varieties available. They also carry an impressive selection of vegetables, noodles, snacks, meat, dumplings and an abundance of Asian delicacies that truly reflect the essence of the cuisine. The checkout process was efficient and the staff rang me up quickly which made for a smooth shopping experience. However, I must mention that the scent in the store is quite strong. The seafood aroma wafts into the parking lot. Overall, it's a treasure trove.

Grocery & Cafe. GOOD. Nice modern Market which caters to all ethnicities especially those of MIDDLE…read moreEASTERN & MEDITERRANEAN descent. Well stocked Store offering a plethora of Goods. Coffee, Pastries & Hot Food are available for Dining in or for a quick Grab & Go. MARWA provided QUALITY Service. RECOMMEND.

As many times as we've dined at Chris' Taverna, we've never noticed/nor been to this international…read moremarket right next door. We were surprised to learn that they'd been there over a year. And the way I learned about it was from a Yelp review. When we entered, the gentleman was making a Turkish coffee for someone who had stopped by and putting out pastries in the case up front. We learned from him later that the various "delights" are made at a Turkish bakery in Miami. We browsed the aisles. In one of the refrigerated cases, we saw taramosalata (fish eggs/roe caviar dip), but the use by date was a bit short for us to use up the jar size in time. Maybe next time. Lots of dried fruits -- the dried medjool dates appealed -- along with canned goods from various cultures. A whole section of spices. Candies. Snacks. Drinks. Syrups. Nuts. Condiments. Olives. Canned/tinned fishes. etc. etc. Plus, fresh halal meat. We even got a sample of a small cube of pomegranate and cashew nut Turkish delight. This dessert features a layer of "gel" that binds everything together. The dessert is traditional -- it's been around for centuries -- but the creative ingredient combinations are more modern. In the case by the cash register, were various pastries including baklava -- regular size and minis; kunefe -- three types; Turkish delights with all varieties of nuts, coconut, and fruit/other flavors; to more recognizable desserts like a chocolate eclair filled with hazelnut paste (nutella). And machines to make different types of coffees. We wound up buying some Turkish honey with a chunk of honeycomb inside and some pastries -- mini baklava for me and some kunefe with pistachios for him. I'm sure we'll return when next in the area.

Love this place. They have soooo much stuff!…read more Went this time for some Thai tea mix... I've been craving. They have so many teas. An entire aisle full of teas and sauces. I bought a few sauces to try and make some new Chinese dishes at home. Also bought some ramen. They have a whole wall of snacks as well. But on the other note they have fresh breads and cooler in the back with fresh veggies. I didn't go down other aisles but they have others that I'm sure have a bunch of good foods. I'm pretty sure one has canned stuff... Must go!

This place has always been a staple Asian market, you can be sure to find what you need here. What…read moreI like most is you can talk to the owner and show him a picture of an item and he can see if he can put it on for inventory. Now I hate how they close early because I can only go weekdays but hey I guess weekend will have to do.

We went shopping there last Sunday and forgot a bag. Since the store is located in WPB and I live…read morein Palm City I was not able to go back to retrieve my bag and I didn't know when I was going back The mgr of the store graciously refunded me the money on Zelle Great customer service

Food as always is excellent…read more We had the Dosa, Tuna, butter chicken and duck... Service was attentive and friendly Love the staff and ambiance is warm Cocktails were also fun and tasty

I stopped by today just for one item. I just moved to West Palm Beach from Southern California and…read moreI have to say, I was quite surprised. The store is huge and very clean. As for the price, fresh items and other's negative reviews, I'd have to come back and really shop to see it for myself and update my review.

Dear foodtown/mangotree,…read more I am writing to share several serious concerns regarding my experiences shopping at your locations, specifically the stores in Hollywood (off Sterling Road) and on Military Trail. Overall, my interactions with the staff and management have been deeply disappointing due to widespread unprofessionalism and poor customer service. Key issues include: - Customer Service & Phone Etiquette: When calling to check on orders, I have repeatedly been placed on hold indefinitely, hung up on, and even mocked when calling back. - Staff Assistance: Staff members have been openly dismissive and unhelpful when asked for assistance finding items in the store. - Management Conduct: I have witnessed store managers behaving aggressively, speaking disrespectfully to customers, and refusing to resolve complaints professionally. - Food Safety Standards: When I voiced concern to an employee about raw fish being left out in a cardboard box without ice, my concern was dismissed and laughed off. While a select few employees have been helpful, the vast majority of my experiences have been overwhelmingly negative. Given these ongoing issues with store management, staff training, and health standards, I hope these matters are addressed immediately to improve the overall quality and safety of your operations - but I honestly doubt you will do anything except perhaps change your name again to attempt to hide from the overwhelming complaints you received in the past being foodtown. Good News for the community is that H-Mart a honest to goodness real asian super market is opening up in West Palm on military trail and will be putting you out of business in short order. Or support the smaller mom and pop asian markets who actually care to have us as customers. Sincerely, Puddy Tat

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I have been shopping at this market since they opened,prices went up tremendously since then…read more What is disturbing that happened to me three times already,they put something on sale and don't change prices in register,sometimes is twice as much,to me is stealing. I started to watch every item they charge, I mention this to management and she said that they have a problem with computer. What a bs , I will not shop there anymore and advise people to pay attention. I understand can be mistake once but not 3times while I was shopping,how many times happened to other customers and they didn't pay attention.

So far only place I found that has authentic kelbasi purchased smoke ring which is really good and…read morea wedding ring have tried yet also purchased tripe soup no review yet on that either a very small store so don't be disappointed if your expecting if your expecting a large deli

Taste of Europe packs a lot of products into a boutique shop of European Staples and treats. The…read moreowners keep it simple and delicious. They're usually too busy to answer the phone, but they will give their customers 110% service. I sent someone into get Keishka for Mr and they checked to see if he knew how to prepare it! Use your GPS to find it he shop because they're right on Dixie, but the storefront is set back behind a colonnade. The flavors are old world and so is the service.

You have to check out the European market! It's a little hard to find, but well worth it. We…read morebought several meats and cheeses from here for our New Year's charcuterie board, and were thrilled with the quality and taste. My favorite was the German baloney. They also have delicious baked goods, including breads.

In the mood for European foods, pierogies, deli, fresh bread, meats and pilsners…read more Look no more, this is a full service Eastern European market, Polish, Czech, Russian and even Turkish delicacies. There beer selection is very large, rivals Total wines selection in Eastern European beers. I procured pierogies, red cabbage and truffles.

Excellent authentic Nigerian food made fresh. I love the Egusi and Okra soups. I'd recommend this…read moreto anyone that is homesick

Just found this International Market today in fact ! Located by Gourmet Deli on Lake Worth Road I…read moreheard just opened in January of this year! Staff member inside greeted me and asked if I need any help just ask ! Inside very clean ! One wall had some traditional African Clothes for sale! All beautiful to look at! I browsed around and described so many food products from Africa ! Fufu, Egusi,Ogbono , crayfish, poison, pepper soup and so many other items you have to check it out ! They also have a chef who cooks African food , Caribbean and take out ! So you can either find ingredients to cook African , Caribbean and other unique foods at home or you can buy what they have premade that chef made that day ! Very interesting place close by for when I want to make an African dish at home and yes I will come here again soon !!