European Goods in New Hampshire!…read more I came across Euro Market on my way to Manchester. They have an excellent selection of European goods. Though I may be wrong, I believe it is more Eastern-European focused. Either way, they have a great selection. I picked up some of their cured meats and some spreads. I'm looking forward to visiting again when I have more time! The shop is both large and small at the same time. I hope that they are able to fill in more of their shelves with more great food items. The employees are also quite cheerful, I really felt welcome. I will be back!

This is a pretty good market. They offer a variety of Asian goods for multiple countries in…read morecuisines. Prices are fairly good, but a big issue for me is that most of the items don't have prices on them. You have to manually scan them... Which shouldn't be the case. Also, if you're a fan of picking produce, you'll be disappointed to learn their produce is prepackaged They do have a strong produce and seafood area. There is a parking lot which is great, but the area and near it is pretty dodgy. I'm not sure if it's a homeless shelter, but there are a lot of people milling around that are suspect.

Review for their baked goods/entrees. If you want legit fire papaya salad, run to the store! It's…read more$8 and it's amazing! You mix the peanuts and spicy sauce yourself. They sell banh mi and sesame balls but could be weekend only so please call to confirm. I would skip the pandan jelly - $6 is pretty steep. Fresh and bouncy texture feel but dry when you eat it. No prices on prepared food. Thought it's an ok Asian grocery in the area. Free parking. There is an attendant who monitors the parking area/entrance since a shelter is across the street.

Brazilian convenience store with a butcher. With a large variety of Latin American products from…read morefresh to frozen. You can get candy, toiletries, freshly baked bread and desserts. This store looks like brand new with a large parking garage on the back of the store. I would definitely recommend this store specially if you like Brazilian food. Excellent service.

I was able to buy cow feet and stomach for a very special Armenian dish called Khash . They told me…read morethey had it all cleaned and ready to go. The store was very clean , I recommend this store

We have been looking for a place that stocks Mexican pantry items and kitchen staples since we…read moremoved to New Hampshire, and we were so happy to find El Parcero. We were able to stock up on all the ingredients we needed to make tamales. Don't sleep on the conchas. John was so kind, and his store has a great vibe. Next time, I'll definitely get a paleta for the road

Nice folks, unique food! They are always willing to help!…read more Don't tell anyone but their corn chowder with shrimp is amazing and they make it there! Please keep it a secret if you get it- it's in small batches! Also, their grape leaves are incredible! Tight, not oily, and not loaded with garlic!

What I like about it is that they make some of the pastries here, fresh. However, some things they…read morebring it from Greece and they're not that fresh. But if you ask they are honest, they will tell you. It's a regular store so not much to say about the ambience. I recommend it. Be ready to spend money though... :)

YAY a Polish market close to me in Manchester! I had been…read morewanting to check out the Bartlett Street Superette now for some time and I made it there today. A small corner store in West Manchester tucked away in a residential area. Inside a few rows of Polish imports- krout, pickles, jams, breads, cookies, frozen foods like pierogies, and a deli with homemade cold cuts, cheese, head cheese, sausages, etc. My scores of the day included: -Pierogies -Pickles -Sweet & sour red cabbage -Sage Tea -Vegeta (seasoning) -Bacon -Ham stuffed with bacon -Smoked Kiebalsa The owner seemed very nice and the store was pretty busy. My only suggestion would be that the deli items be labeled with name and price.

My husband just got to the market and on the door is a sign saying new store hours 11am-5pm…read moreThursday, Friday and Saturday. It would be nice to post this on Facebook and let people know. You call the store, regardless if they are open or not they do not answer the phone, and no answering machine. Think we are going to go back to Wally's in Haverhill, Mass. They carry the same pierogi and kielbasa and they are open all week!

This is where I go for tortillas, chorizo, and other great Mexican grocery items.read more