One of the cleanest and well stocked stores in the city and is located just across the University…read more It's family owned and they offer a variety of things; from fresh halal chicken, beef, lamb and goat meat to grocery items catered to Middle East and South Asia. Ahmed in the meat section is a very nice and professional guy and What stands out is the quality of the meat they offer; it's cut and packaged very neatly and clean. Mahmood the manager/owner is a friendly and courteous guy. Highly recommend it.

Delicious meat. In fact this place has the only edible meat in all of North Carolina. Cheap prices…read moreexcept for the lamb/beef, but the quality and taste make up it. Very friendly staff and an assortment of international goods. Perfume, plates, and various kitchen appliances are also sold and I can confirm are decent quality. Spices are very cheap and sold in large amounts. My favorite store in America.

10/10 - One of My Favorite Farmers Markets!…read more I stopped by the Kings Drive Farmers Market on a Saturday around 9:30-10:00 a.m., and it was definitely busy! If you're planning to go, I'd recommend getting there as close to opening (around 7:00 a.m.) as possible to beat the crowds. Even with the number of people, everything was very well organized. They had someone directing parking, and the checkout line moved quickly. The vendors were friendly, and the overall experience was smooth. The selection was amazing. They had fresh fruits and vegetables, beautiful flowers, local honey, homemade jams, apple butter (I brought home a jar!), fresh baked goods, and even fresh meat from a local vendor. I also grabbed a mini pecan pie, and it was delicious! The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the freshness and quality. One thing to know is that this market isn't as spread out as some of the larger farmers markets, so it can feel crowded once it gets busy. Even so, it never felt disorganized, and the vendors were well stocked with plenty of products. I've always loved the Kings Drive Farmers Market, and this visit reminded me why. It's been a while since I'd been, but I'll definitely be going back more often. Whether you're shopping for your weekly produce, looking for local products, or just want to walk around and support local vendors, it's absolutely worth the trip. 10/10 recommend! Just do yourself a favor and go early.

Small market but packed with fresh fruit and vegetables. Reasonable prices too. Very organized and…read moreplenty of cash registers. Parking lot is small.

Was doing some light grocery shopping with a friend. And he said, "getting the duck rice is a must…read morehere" So ofc we have to get it! We ordered: Duck and char siu rice Char siu bread Red bean bread I do agree the duck and char siu were quite good. I never thought I would find this combo in NC. So it made my day! However, the breads were a little disappointing. The texture of the bread was perfect, very fluffy and bouncy. I think I just chose the wrong fillings. Otherwise, I'm so impressed with the supermarket. They had a lot of great variety of asian veggies and products. I was able to get all my ingredients and supplies I needed to make dumplings from scratch! Majority of the staff here are able to speak Chinese, it was an authentic experience.

Don't know why I love this place because when you walk in you're hit with an overwhelming smell of…read morefish! This is usually a big turn off for me but there are products that can only be found in this store so I continue to shop here. Here are some other reasons why you should shop here: the produce is abundant and fresh, and at lower prices than elsewhere; - they carry all kinds of products from Asia not just the typical noodles and soy sauce - the food counter is also very good and popular - if you can't find what you're looking for they will either direct you to the aisle where it is or if they don't sell it you can have them order it. Overall, this store is pretty awesome!

This market takes place every Saturday morning along the Rail Trail. It's right by Atherton Mill at…read moreTremont St. There really aren't many vendors here and I personally prefer the Uptown Farmers Market. I come here for one vendor specifically: Crumbled Nut Bake Shop. I love her cookies! The Pumpkin Cinnamon Roll cookie is my favorite. Blueberry Muffin and White Chocolate Macadamia Nut cookies are also really good. I hope she brings back her Lemon cookie so I can try it. Wentworth & Fenn is also here sometimes, but we got there too late this past time and they were already gone. They have amazing bread, so check them out too if you can. Overall it's a cute market that's worth a stop on a Saturday morning!

So many great vendors, great location! I've gone three weeks in a row and have left with my…read morereusable bag filled every time!

This is where I can go to get all my Caribbean ingredients. They are always so clean and well…read morestocked. Cashiers are friendly. Plus they sell hot Latin food that is to die for and is yummy! Such a good value for the price.

They had everything I have been looking for oxtails, turkey wings and all the veggies I can findread more

Authentic Italian and a really lovely market. I got back from Italy 4 weeks ago and was really…read moremissing Italian everything. I loved looking at the prosciutto, the eggplant and all the authentic goodies they had. The young counter guy was cool, Dominic, I think. I got a container of eggplant Parmesan's whichedctasted like your Italian nonna made... and I got a container of another pasta I think . I'm tired from work but I got 2 wonderful containers of heaven then Domenic let me know about the other location so I zipped over to the bigger Enzo. This deli was packed full of great stuff tho so check my photos of why you want to shop here.

I've purchased sausage from this location many times over the past few years and have never had an…read moreissue until the two most recent times. The first time, one person in my family became sick after eating the sausage, so I wasn't certain the sausage was the cause. The second time, however, three of us became sick after eating the sausage. I'm not sure if there has been a change in the process or a new person making the sausage, but I felt the store needed to be made aware of what happened. I called the store during business hours to report the issue, but reached voicemail. I left a detailed message and provided my phone number, but no one has returned my call.

96% rating from the NC Dept of Healrh and Human Services! Nice! I know it must be difficult to…read moremaintain a food truck. If you have not tried MI Barrio's food truck it's a must stop and give them a try. You will not be disappointed!

Always working, always open. Very good work ethic, even when Walmart was closed due to snow, Mr…read moreFood Cart remained open. Employees look deprived and seem to want to pounce onto the nearest woman, but that desire pours into their cooking. Very good sauce and spicy sauce. Good for the money. Old management was better, used to give me 2 Pitas for 1. Now they charge me for both. Either way Pita is 1 dollar a piece. Cash only is a downside as Doordash, which they use for card, upcharges. Lamb and chicken combo with extra meat and two pita for 14 dollars. Nice. Women coming here, look nice, they will make your food extra good.

I purchased a membership with The Produce Box so I could send fresh produce to my mom who lives in…read moreCharlotte. I found out about TPB online and I really liked the concept of being able to choose what you'd like weekly, and I didn't really want to buy into a CSA. TPB hand-delivers your items, and they have a nice variety of produce, fruits, meats and even different sweets and snacks you can add to your boxes. The very first box my mom received was decent (note: you have to provide your own box)... except it was missing an item, and the quality of one bunch of fruit was poor/damaged. She informed TPB about her damaged fruit and also about the missing item, and they said they would get back to her about it. I definitely understand that mistakes happen, and items are overlooked... so I didn't see this as a big deal. I'm thinking TPB would at the least just include the missing item (or a reasonable equivalent) in the next weeks box, let her know... and problem solved. Nah... A few days passed with no follow up. So I shot out a quick e-mail, and I received a response back the same day letting me know they would look into it. Cool. However, a few more days passed with no follow up! Nah... Meanwhile, my mom received her next weeks box, which was fine. Problem is she is still sans the missing item from the first delivery, and she still has no idea when or if TPB plans to resolve the problem. I'm someone who believes customer service is equally, if not more important than the product received. I want to have my concerns or problems quickly addressed and handled... especially if I'm a new customer! Most memorable to me are the businesses who not only want to make sure you are completely satisfied, but actually follow up and quickly resolve your concerns. To this day, I still haven't heard back from TPB about the missing item. I shouldn't have to contact a business more than once, let alone twice... to get what I paid for. I have cancelled my membership. Mom wasn't happy about it, but she knows how I feel about spending my money on products offered from companies with bad customer service. Now Yelp knows too haha. Some are necessary evils, others aren't. I may have 99 problems, but TPB ain't one...

I have been a fan of farmer's markets and CSA's for a long time and am a BIG fan of both the…read moreregional market and also the Matthews market. However, it's become harder and harder to get to the market on Saturday morning and frequently the best produce is picked over by the early birds! Enter The Produce Box - I'd read a story about this company in Raleigh and was very excited when they expanded to Charlotte! I signed up as soon as they opened here and it was a wonderful decision! Each week I get an amazing box of fresh, organic, local produce - beautiful greens, crisp apples, squash, kohlrabi, the list goes on and on. It's basically a CSA that delivers to you, with the added convenience of online ordering so that you control what you get! I've gotten rave reviews from friends about how good my salads look at work, and I just used some of the spinach for a community dinner that my neighbors loved! They even include a weekly newsletter that explains how best to take care of your goodies and cook them (in case you don't know!) I recommend The Produce Box to anyone who wants fresh, seasonal produce delivered with a smile each week!