Such an interesting grocery store! It is near Picasso's and it has lots of international food…read moreitems, mainly mid-eastern. They have fresh baked goods such as pita, sesame bagel (huge), cookies and starting after Thanksgiving from Fri.-Sun. their grill section is suppose to start offering hot foods like shawarma (like a stuffed pita pocket). Thru out the store are imported items (canned, jarred and packages) you would be hard pressed to find else where! I have bought fresh spinach pies, dried spices, dried bulgar wheat (for tabouli), cookies here. English is spoken but you may need to slow it down..lol (not louder)! They have expanded into other shops that had closed so they be getting a following! It seems there are regulars who come and they speak their native language which is cool as far as I'm concerned!

Delicja Polish Market is a hidden gem for anyone looking for authentic Polish products in…read moreJacksonville. The selection is extensive from pantry staples to specialty imports you won't find anywhere else locally. The pickles alone are worth the trip crisp, garlicky, and perfectly tangy (true Polish style). The full deli offers a great variety of fresh meats and cheeses, along with fresh-baked bread and a rotating selection of pastries and pierogi. If you're going for pierogi, Fridays seem to be the best time to catch them fresh. You'll also find everything from mustards and preserves to a well-stocked frozen section, butter, traditional pickled goods, and a solid selection of Polish beer, wine, and liqueurs. Don't skip the chocolate aisle the sweets selection is dangerously good. Whether you're Polish and craving a taste of home or just love exploring international markets, this spot is absolutely worth a visit.

We tried the cabbage rolls that I purchased and they were outstanding. I was not a big fan of the…read moreVesper Bread but the sourdough buttermilk was out of this world with the fresh creamy butter

I really don't know where to begin with this review; the customer service, the husband and wife…read moreteam, the phenomenal selection of foods, the prices, or the ambience - all of of this worthy of 20 stars! Starting with a selection of food, it is such a wide variety accommodating various cultural food attributes. You can find anything from various types of cheeses to curry ketchup to sweets, to all sorts of jams and pastas, rices and accoutrement of other items that just is unbelievable! And if they don't have it, they might possibly be able to get it for you - just ask as they are open & accommodating. This leads into the prices without using competition names, their prices far beat those of the big chain box stores with a much better variety! Now onto the wife and husband. Most of our time was spent with the wife who is beyond knowledgeable of all of the different products in there. Either she herself has used them or she has customer feedback within a majority of it being her own personal experience. (I would love to try her homemade stuffed cabbage based upon how she described it). Any question we had she was able to talk about it in a way that we understood what she was saying and how we could incorporated into our cooking skills. She is a wealth of knowledge who does not mind talking to us because you could tell she values her customers. Even listening to her with other customers she takes the same level of care time and patience! Her husband also very knowledgeable and extremely friendly and customer centered. They also had a young man who was there who was extremely helpful. I can tell why their team is so happy because it starts at the top. This husband and wife duo truly take pride and what they're offering to their customers. They treat you like family and are beyond phenomenal. Among the prices, the selection, and the support you can never go wrong coming here

I absolutely love Euroselect Market! The staff is always friendly and welcoming, the store is clean…read moreand well organized, and they have a great selection of products you can't always find elsewhere. Every visit feels like a great experience because the customer service is excellent and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. Highly recommend this place to anyone looking for quality products and amazing service!

Stopped in here after searching yelp for a Indian grocery store. The reviews said it was large and…read morecomprehensive. When I went in, I would agree. There was produce, frozen food, a lot of frozen food really, packaged items, dried goods and even saffron behind the counter. They had HOLI powder. They had some fragrances, they had hundred pound bags of rice, which was very interesting. They also had some low glycemic index rice, which I thought was very interesting. I didn't try it. I did spend $120 getting the items I needed for Kashmari Kawaha tea. But I will make a a lot of tea with what I got. I enjoyed shopping there, the staff was helpful although most of them didn't speak English. I showed them a picture and they took me where I needed to go. I'll be back! It was pretty clean, it looks like they work at keeping it clean. The parking was easy.

Broad variety of Asian produce and Asian foods. Aisle after aisle of spices from India. Great raw…read morecoconuts and assorted exotic fruits and vegetables. Service was cool and not effusive

The assortment and flavor of the food at the hot bar is always fresh, delicious and full of flavor!…read more You can always count on a smile and warm energy from the sweet woman at the cash register! She is always so kind and cheerful. Besides that, they don't seem very friendly but I think that it's because of a language barrier. However, a smile and or a simple Hello would make folks feel better about choosing to spend their money there. I enjoy sitting in their spacious eating area. It is set off far enough from the food bar to enjoy your meal. I will definitely continue to have lunch there. I just love the authentic and freshly made food that they offer.

As an American-Brazilian family, we're all about Brasilian cuisine at home. And in SoCal we know…read moreevery Brazilian, Latin and Persian market that carries either Brazilian imports or similar items, like 'President brand' requejiao cremoso, which you'll find at the Persian markets. So when one of our family group moved to the Jacksonville area, we immediately searched online for 'Brasilian Mercados'... either in town or in the greater area. And just to let you know, we're envious of our family now in the Jacksonville area. Well, if you're in the Jacksonville area and you've found Rio Bonito Latin Food Market, then you've also probably seen two other mercados very close. But after our family visited all three this last Sunday, we had to agree that Rio Bonito was the closest, if not a near copy, of a typical neighborhood market. Groceries, dry goods, frozen foods, and a very traditional cafe'-buffet where you pay (in Brazil por kilo), but here, by the pound. And with their buffet, If you load up your plate as I did on my second visit, and with the buffet line meats, and/or you add meat from their modest churrasco area, you'll probably be paying around $22 or so. I'm sure their prices went up this year to cover higher costs. Luckily visiting on Sunday, I was able to make a plate of feijoada, complete with rice, couve à mineira, vinagrette and farofa. During the week they have varying hot meat dishes, like ribs, chicken and ox tail (rabo de boi). I felt like we'd stopped at a small 'posto' (truck stop) on our way to Uberlandia from Goiania or Brasilia. And let me add that they also have a small carneceria complete with all the Brasilian meats and cuts you'd want for a home BBQ. My avocation is Specialty Coffee, and we do travel to Brasil reasonably often. So aside from focusing on coffee, (trips to Sul de Minas), I keep an eye on the retail markets, their inventories and prices. And here in the states I have an account with a West coast Latin (Brasilian) food and general merchandise distributor. So when we visited Rio Bonito, I could immediately see that their level of both dry goods and frozen was well above any other Latin market we have in SoCal, let alone in the No. Florida area. Knowing most master Latin food importer are East coast based, this makes total sense. If there's another Brasilian mercado with a more complete inventory of product in North Florida, I'd like to know about it. Bottom line, if you're a Brasilian or Amer-Bras family, and you're looking for 'your Brasilian mercado'... I'm reasonably confident that this is it.

I'm one of those gals that's willing to try anything once and that includes food! I love to travel…read moreand try the food from different cultures. Since I haven't traveled in awhile, this was the next best option. Quite a variety of food from fresh vegetables to frozen meats to fresh sweets. My husband found a jar of Lupi beans that he remembered from his childhood and I got some fresh nut pastries. The employee was so kind and offered for me to try one before I bought them. It was delicious.

I visited this store for the first time yesterday. My daughter and I really enjoyed looking around…read moreat all that they have there. We left with lots of different things to try. Had pirogies for dinner last night and they were great. Will need another trip here soon to get some more goodies. Very clean and nice staff.

Avoid this store! Don't waste your time and money on it. They sell food that either doesn't have a…read moredate on it, or is expired (in this case they would place a sticker over the best before date so you can't see it). I bought a box of chocolates and the filling was crumbling and tasted stale. It is supposed to be soft, creamy and smooth when it's fresh. No best before date was visible anywhere on the box. This is an illegal practice and should be either corrected immediately or reported to the authorities. The store itself looks so-so, with some shelves being half-empty, which looks like a provincial shop in a third-world country. The selection of products is very poor compared to other russian stores I've been to in New York, Dallas, TX, West Hartford, CT, etc. I don't see why I would go to this store again selection-wise. I wanted to buy some russian marshmallows and they were wet in the package - you could see some sort of a liquid on top of the marshmallows, right under the clear plastic package. Also, when I entered the store, I was almost knocked down by the cigarette stench. This was a HUGE drawback as you normally don't expect a food store being filled with cigarette odor and have all the food absorb it. This is quite uninviting. I was happy to leave the store and get some fresh air! The staff is friendly, however, and this is why I'm giving two stars instead of one.

This store specializes in European Groceries (mostly Eastern European). The store is small, but…read moreclean and well stocked. The service is excellent and owners are very friendly. You will find specialty bologna, smoked sausages, fish and caviar for sale. If you not sure what kind of sausage or bacon to buy, owner gladly offers you a sample for a taste test :) There are canned goods, grains, pasta, sweets, sodas, coffee, teat and mineral water traditional to Europe and countries of the former Soviet Union. There is also specialty breads delivered from New York on regular basis. Come check it out, you won't be disappointed!

I went to the Cuban 1928 for a Yelp Event. I saw this store in the same strip Mall. So, you know…read moreme, always so curious about new places. I really liked the store. They had a lot bit of ever. The store was immaculate, very clean. The Cashier was very kind. I will stop by when I am in the area. You should check them out soon.

Friendly service and their hummus and spinach pies are amazing. I would definitely recommend!read more

I love Middle Eastern cuisine so it is a pleasure to shop at Aladdin. They have exactly what I need…read moreand want. Great place, great people, great food.