I recently came here looking for specific Middle Eastern type spices and they had exactly what I…read moreneeded with plenty of options from different brands. Everything was well organized, clean, and neat. They have fresh baked Afghani baked breads, pastries, and all sorts of ingredients for cooking, seasonings, spices, etc. I was impressed by the fresh cuts of meat from the butcher department, the fresh baked breads, and overall assortment of ingredients. They also sell different types of baklava too!! Prices were resonanle. I plan to make this place a part of my rotation for groceries and produce.

i've been on the dubai chocolate craze and i finally decided to make my own. i was able to find…read morekataifi and pistachio cream here, and they even sell their own dubai chocolate! i def wanna try their pastries, like their baklava, next time i visit.

Not a huge fan of this place. The Greek cheese was expired, and the ramen packet towards the bottom…read moreof the shelf felt sticky and looked dirty. I heard someone in there complaining to the butcher about the meat. Also when we walked in we weren't greeted even though it's a tiny market with two people standing near the register (they were talking amongst themselves) and we had to wait for checkout because of that. Customer service is lacking.

Great Turkish market offering a great selection of brands and items. The store has a large…read moreinventory at reasonable prices, including things like tea glasses and food prep trays. I've seen similar items marked up elsewhere, so it felt good to shop here and get fair value. Even though it's a bit far from me, I'll definitely come back whenever I need to stock up on Turkish goods.

Their chocolates are so beautiful and very tasty. We ordered from them for a nonprofit event. The…read morechocolates came in a cute box with our logo on it and each piece was individually wrapped. I don't believe they have a store anymore. We had someone pick up the chocolates from a house. I would not hesitate to order from them again.

I have been lucky enough to try Le Papiyon at two chocolate festivals in the area and truly cannot…read moreemphasize enough how incredible these chocolates are. Their chocolates are made with classic flavors and components (like pistachio, Nutella, or feuilletine) but are some of the highest quality I've ever had- including in Switzerland! Some of my favorites are the cotton candy (filled with real cotton candy!), creme brulee, and chocolate pistachio feuilletine. I wish I had found these in time for my wedding because these would have made such a special favor- I can see them also being great for bridal showers or special birthdays. As someone with a huge sweet tooth, these are really something special. The owner could not be nicer, either. This is the kind of business you feel good about supporting and you get something truly delicious in return.

I've been dying to try this Azerbaijani café that also serves plethora dishes from the former…read moreSoviet Union. My long-awaited visit did not disappoint. The khinkali or Georgian dumpling, filled with cheese and accompanied by a delightful hot sauce, was scrumptious! We would have also tried beef, but they had run out by the time we got there that evening. My friend and I also enjoyed the cabbage salad and beef-filled samsa or croissant-like pastry. We also sampled baklava, and that was one of the best baklava I've ever had! The honey cake was good but not my favorite; I'd like to try again another day. Besides the delicious and hearty fare, we also enjoyed the sweet and helpful service and cozy atmosphere. Baku Delicious also makes a great destination for gifts if you're looking for teas, honey, chips, cheeses, etc.

I need to go back. I wish parking weren't on a downhill but for a slice or two or three of their…read moreheavenly honey cake, I will park at the Trader Joe's parking lot and walk over if I had to! Service was amazing- greeted promptly and maybe they knew I didn't visit often as they asked if they could help with anything. They walked me through some menu items, let me know I could carry out or dine in for an extra charge, and let me peruse at my pace. The space was clean, with a couple of tables to sit down and enjoy a hot entree or nibble if you wanted. I almost plopped down to dig into my desserts but had to exercise self control. I will definitely be back to try more items.

Excellent!! What a wonderful place. The best kielbasa I have had in a loooong time (since leaving…read moreChicago in 1978!). The young lady recommended the cherry kielbasa and my only regret is I did not buy more. Wife and I ate up a full link in an afternoon just snacking! If you have had regular grocery store bought polish sausage... forget it!! Go here and try, you'll never buy kielbasa at a regular store again!! It's an hour drive for an old man... but I will make it up there as often as I am able. P.S. The stuffed cabbage is to DIE for! I just heated it up with a can of tomato sauce and BAM!! Memories of grandma and the family came flooding back!

Great service and selection! Stop by and see and Learn about Polish food. Be sure to pick up some…read morePirogies from their vast selection.

I love the Mosaic Farmers Market and I think it is pretty unique that it is year-round every…read moreSunday. I'd say probably about 80% of the vendors are staples and there's about 20% new or seasonal vendors. Some of my favorites include the pretzel stand, fruit and tomato stand ($20 per bucket!), the paleta hand trucks and the one or two bakeries. I love supporting local. Plus, all the vendors above are super friendly and I love interacting with them on a weekly basis. As for prepared food (besides the pretzels), I'll be honest, I think most are pretty overpriced and I don't think anything stands out. We've tried a few food trucks and stands but it's been kind of disappointing every time. I'm waiting to be pleasantly surprised. I think the empanada stand is probably the best prepared food I've tried but I get it only once in a while (the line can be super long). The vibes are great. I think URBN Market has organized a fantastic weekly market at Mosaic and I love the seasonal event weekends too. Definitely check it out if you're in the area!

Sunday farmers market in Mosaic is the best!!! They have so many vendors, such great fun food and…read morethe vegetables are amazing and fresh! There are plenty of choices for local farms. We love the fresh empanada vendor!!

I like their catering option. I ordered sushi. Pork buns and croissants sandwiches for a bridal tea…read moreparty. Sushi: would order again! I was impressed by their sushi, good pick from a wegmans Pork Buns: ehhh I thought these were supposed to be cha siu buns but they weren't. They were also a tad spicy. Just wasn't for me. They do need to be steamed before serving. Croissant sandwiches: the highlight!! So good, would order again! Tuna: amazing Chicken salad: amazing Egg salad: ok

Love me some Wegman's but not this location!…read more It is always so dang busy it becomes an obstacle course & getting out of the parking lot is a bear too! Part of the produce section was a bit sparse today but maybe it's stocking day? I did have an employee ask me if I needed any assistance finding something & he was nice. We only shopped for what we needed, rather than our usual perusing of Wegman's, and we got the heck out!

To local friends, an entire Virginia community entire McLean community. I was there again last…read moreSaturday a service was excellent quality was really very good I mean the place was so busy there was a line of 20 people outside and everything inside worked like a Swiss clock I mean The butchers the people at the counter through all professional looks like they are former farmer so butchers in Midwest or they came from a farm from West Virginia and Virginia everybody was so knowledgeable and pleasant great service you know I was a friend with the late owner of the prime rib steakhouse on k Street famous all over the world on 20th and k Street DC and it's too bad he's not alive anymore but McLean community know the prime rib cycle he would love to see the place just used to bring home Chicago the big prime ribs by large volume also I was friends with the founder of the Hamilton's restaurant was a German guy who retired Morton's restaurant who retired in Florida then he also passed away there was also another great guy American big success story who became billionaire Blacki you're the famous restaurants hotels Marriott's all over Northern Virginia at one time he was the owner of the Mayflower hotel what's up with his known that he was bringing the best quality beef from the top quality butcher shops from Chicago and then chop them down for his many famous steak houses and hotels in Northern Virginia and Maryland in Washington DC anyway I wanted you to stop race we are very happy as McLean community then we have the organic butcher of McLean in our place I think it's a 4th anniversary now

Really nice team working there. Very welcome, interested in helping you, and patient. I like going…read morenot just for the purchase I make but the people I get to work with there.