It's been many years since I've been to Dutch Country farmers market. It's just how I remembered…read moreit. Great variety of meats, sweets, and everything in between. When you go, be patient and be ready to pay for each item per area. It's separate counters where you pay. They take cash and credit cards. The vibe is crowded but people are polite if you are polite. The sandwiches on potato roll is my fav. Prices are good

This is one of the smallest Dutch Markets I've been to. There are about 4-5 vendors but you'll…read morestill able to get those compulsory items: pretzels, baked goods, meats, and canned items. We got there about 10 minutes till closing so it wasn't too crowded. We were able to find what we needed.

I love this place. The location is convenient and I come here for my gardening and produce needs…read moreand sometimes deli stuff.

Anyone who knows me knows I'm always in search for the best hoagie! I'm talking corner-store,…read morebodega like hoagies; something I've always had growing up. Marc's (Rising Sun Ave and Ruscomb 19120) was the best when I was a child. Then Dad's deli (2nd and Godfrey) made the best American hoagie during my high school years. Both places have new owners so I don't patron there anymore. I recently found R&R. They have $3.99 12" hoagie specials daily. I tried there turkey and cheese with mustard and the works! Amazing, especially for the price. The bread was chewy, just how I like it. Everything was fresh. I will definitely be going back to try more of their specials.

Local neighborhood produce store. Well stocked with fruits, veggies, seasonings, beautiful flower…read morebouquets, plants, etc.

This place is a hidden gem. Expect to find seasonal fruits and veggies here, but there's so many…read morethings you wouldn't expect to find here too. They've got butter and cheese, milk and bread, dishwashing liquid and European pastries... the list goes on. The people who work here are friendly and, even tho it gets crowded, the customers are polite as well. I love having this place near me and am not surprised by its long history.

Stopped here to pick up an acai bowl for my niece. I had never had one from here, so I ordered one…read moreas well. Parking: A private busy lot Atmosphere: bright Selection: I had the berry goji getaway: ripe mangoes, fresh strawberries, and coconut over an açai base, topped with a honey drizzle and dried goji berries. The mangoes were too hard, and the fruit was tart. The acai base was good. I will go back to try something else.

Smoothie was tasty , but not even as tasty as a food truck smoothie . As I entered I was greeted ,…read morehowever the young lady proceeded to wash dishes for another entire 2-3 minutes before waiting on me . I am confused as to why the other 2 young ladies in the back didn't come out to assist . The place was clean . But service needs to improve when your spending money . Also , she didn't forget to say answer the first question on the key pad , (to ensure she got a tip ) .

Capriotti's may be small, but they pack a lot of great stuff in there. Produce is always fresh,…read moregood quality & very reasonably priced. They also stock a decent amount of Italian style groceries including cheeses & packaged D&W lunch meats. The only downside for me is they rarely have any organic produce(I've only ever seen organic blueberries). However they do have local produce in season & I got some heirloom Jersey grape tomatoes that were amazing! The fact that they're always busy attests to the freshness, quality & pricing of their goods. They do a lot of wholesale which I presume a quick turnover helps.

You can tell the owner takes pride in their product. I feel everything is hand pickedread more

This place is off the charts people. It is the place to get fresh clean butchery items from the…read morenicest people in town. First, it's superclean. As a Halal establishment it is under stringent guidelines. What I was most impressed with was the caring and tenderness shown and respect for God's food that we place on the table. This was apparent in both meetings with the family. Take a look at the picture of the butchered lamb in the cases. They go through 2 complete cases a week. This is probably the best lamb I've ever had. And I've had some pretty good lamb. Here's my suggestion of what to get for about $15. Which gives 32 "normal person" servings. Ask for a little less than 4 pounds of lamb shoulder. It's $3.99 per pound, amazing. Now that does include the bone which is discarded, unless you wanted for some good reason. Get a little less than 2 pounds of it ground and a little less than 2 pounds trimed of the fat and long and thin sliced for Shwarma. You will get about four servings in each half portion. I divide each type into two separate plastic bags each. Then freeze them., Using half as needed. Here's my recipe for lamb Schwarma: You'll get about 4 to 6- half pitas with tasty lamb Schwarma Per half package. You'll need to marinate the meat with 1/4 teaspoon of powders Of cumin, garlic, onion powder, half a teaspoon of balsamic vinegar, Half a teaspoon of dried mint leaves and a little salt, pepper, Mexican oregano. Mix it up real nice in a metal bowl, Then after buying some yogurt in their case called labne, And adding just a teaspoon of milk, mix and coat all the pieces of marinated lamb. Then put in the fridge for about one hour. The yogurt will turn pasty in the fridge and coat the lamb exquisitely. Now, Just take About a half teaspoon of the fat, put it in a frying pan until it melts, about a half teaspoon. Then put a little less than 1 pound of the meat in the frypan Letting the marinate get coated and Crisped Brown by the fat in the pan turning infrequently. Yo!...Chill, let the pan and heat do the work. Lamb is different, it won't get all burnt up inside, it will stay a little softer a little more so be patient let it crisp. Now you may flip it. It will have a delicious coating on it if you did it right whether it's a Teflon pan, a metal pan or cast-iron, it matters little. When done you can put it on top of a half pita, with lettuce fresh thin onion slices soaked in baking soda for 10 minutes, tomatoes chopped up, and to top it off tadziki; Combining 2 tablespoons of labne, 2 teaspoons of milk, 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of vinegar, 1 teaspoon of mint, and a quarter cup of finely chopped cucumber with skin and seeds removed. Add 1/8 teaspoon of salt, 1/8 teaspoon of white pepper, or black, add 1/8 teaspoon of onion powder and 1/8 teaspoon of garlic powder. Stir until it's melded together. The ground lamb can be fried with a small piece of pancetta or bacon, with onions and garlic then used directly in tomato sauce made by Giada available at target. So for $3.50 of lamb and $3.99 of tomato sauce, adding a good five dollar pasta available at home goods for $13 you'll get Between eight and 12 servings Of Bolognese goodness That most European Citydwellers get to enjoy any day of the week. Ciao,

This food market was good, It has so much Arabian Cultural Meat, Fruits, and Vegetables. Al Salam…read moreRestaurant was so good. The most favorite dish is the Arabian Chicken and Falafel Balls. This place must stay on Business and make sure they have a Business License. Please send me the proof of your business license.

Clean, amazing prices, a wonderland of variety. I was able to get some great affordable caviar,…read moregravalax, dairy free sour cream, sour cherries, Korean carrot salad, and more. I really like the variety here and will definitely visit again. I got hell picking out my caviar and the customer service was excellent.

Large selection of many items from produce to other foods…read more Good pricing and availability. Many specialties of European and Asian foods.

Yalla. I am just so thrilled beyond words. Bring your patience. It was busy on this Friday night…read more I came for dessert and a little shopping , it's a souk after all! I looked all around the market. So many containers of spices. I love za'atar and there were 3 different kinds. I got some of the Palestinian za'atar. They had a variety of tea leaves! Very exciting. Dried fruits. Lovely olive oil. I got the fresh pita and zataar lebna balls. I picked up some mamoul cookies for my aunt and my bff got a scoop of pistachio ice cream. Creamy heaven. I enjoyed the selection of goods. The staff was very wonderful. The music was relaxing... I feel like I'm on holiday. Nice customers having a seat in the cafe part of the souk. Enjoying coffee and crepes and Dubai chocolate snacks. Thankful to all the hardworking people who provided all the nice things for me to shop for. Hard working employees making us feel so welcome and cared for. Grateful to the nice neighbors here who are precious and kind. I look forward to coming back. I'm so happy with my purchases.

Very unique and quaint place with the most delicious, delectable, treats you can imagine. A little…read moresomething for everyone. Amazing items a lot of bulk, spices, teas, and food treats. The best Dubai chocolate we have ever tasted. The service was fine.