I was looking for a place to get a quick snack while waiting for an appointment, so I decided to…read morestop into Plaza Latina. I'm so glad I did! The bakery is EXCEPTIONAL. The selection of pastries and breads is vast, and they have many classic Mexican pastry options, such as (what I think is called) a concha. They come in multiple colors, but the yellow stood out to me. It's chewy with a slight crunch and perfect level of sweetness and a light fluffy texture. I don't have any other pastry to compare it to, so you'll just have to get one for yourself! The price was great too, the pastry and a bottled water was $3.91. The cashier was efficient. It's not much to look at from the outside, and the inside isn't anything special. I was also hoping an employee greeted me when I walked through the door, but it wasn't a big deal. If you are looking for a quick snack that's authentically Mexican for an exceptional price, make sure to visit Plaza Latina!

Love this place. I mostly come to Plaza Latina to grab carne al pastor and their fresh salsas,…read morewhich are authentic and taste great. It's one of my go-to spots when I want ingredients that actually taste authentic. They've got a great selection of freshly baked pastries, fresh produce/meat, and tons of South and Central American goodies you don't usually see at regular grocery stores. It's a great little neighborhood market and definitely worth checking out if you're in Shoreline.

I needed some spices for an Indian dish I was making, so I visited this market to find the items I…read morecould not find at my usual grocery store. I was able to find the spices I needed, but the market is a bit rundown and overpriced. When checked out one of the spices was incorrectly marked, it was nearly $10 more than the price listed on the shelf. This market may have what you need as far as specialty items, but it's definitely not my first choice for buying groceries or cooking items.

This is kind of a typical messy, bit dirty, and pretty disorganized ethnical grocer. It seems that…read morewhen these stores have a fresh meat section, then they have an issue with overall store cleanliness. Bingo for JD's Market. So, this place is as expected and normal for ethnical grocers, and I have to give that three stars instead of two stars. They do have many hard to find items, and they they have arabic, Indian, Pakistani, and latino items. There are some better stores, but this one has a good selection in the Lynwood area. It's okay, and I would look here for hard to find items.

The one positive thing I have to say about this store is they have very beautiful produce and that…read moreis the one and only reason why I continue to go there... The prices are insanely high, they are even higher than PCC for many items. The people that work there are a mix, some are super friendly and nice, but there are a couple weirdos that work there that make me turn around if I walk in and see it's only them working at the registers. Their names are Jimmie and Sam. Sam sells chocolate bars he makes at the store, or the store sells them? Any way, I don't eat chocolate bars or dairy and they are made with milk chocolate. And they are $7. I think it's great to support people, but I won't eat the chocolate bars and the store is already too expensive, so I'm not going to buy it and there is SO MUCH PRESSURE TO BUY THE CHOCOLATE. And Sam has a major attitude because I don't want to buy the stupid chocolate bars. Very passive aggressive. With rising costs everywhere the last thing I want is to be pressured to buy something I don't want at a grocery store when I'm just struggling to survive. And Jimmie is just a major weirdo. There are also a few older ladies that always have an attitude for no apparent. I'm a very friendly and polite person, but I'm also the customer so I shouldn't be the one greeting them and telling them to have a nice day while they basically tell me to f*** off. It's very much a small town vibe and I feel like an outsider the shouldn't be there. I am very grateful for Grocery Outlet opening near by so I mostly go there for last minute items and I avoid Thriftway at all costs because I don't want to be pressured into buying the stupid gross chocolate or deal with weirdos with attitude.

i will Never Understand why this store Hire people in the…read moredeli department in the morning to open and Not to be helpful when ask You even get a look ihad to say dont look at me Stupid i was asking your Help your lid wont fit on any of your soups... she even had a hardtime knowing why but i cant get pass on that Look of idont wanna Help you its Not my job should i write to the owner about this because i thought with the price of things they charge they should be Always be helpful to all customers Needing any Help ... the register personnel are very Good they cash me out really well ... the Deli you have to reprimand who ever not doing their job i just notice it in one visit what more other days

Bo se pasen de vrg . Pinche tamala no tiene carne. I order a pork tamal and they gave me this. 98…read morepercent masa and 2% pork..

For WA State, this is a big Mexican market (they do have a few things from other Latin American…read morecountries too). It's kind of like four or five of the smaller Mexican markets put together. It's not a Mexican supermarket of the type you would see in LA or Texas, but it's big for WA State. This is a very clean market. It's well stocked and well organized. They have just about any Mexican specialty item you could think of. Where the small Mexican neighborhood markets (or Safeway) might have 15 spices, this store has the entire line of spices by several companies. Where those store might carry 5 to 10 type of dried chiles, this store carries just about all the ones you can imagine. Chapulines (grasshoppers)? Yes, in two sizes and three flavors (including plain), as well as an Oaxacan hot sauce with chapulines. The meat department is excellent. The quality is high, and the selection is huge. They also have sundry and toiletry items. Finally, there are bakery items. Basically, if you are looking for anything Mexican, visit this store.

The less expensive version of H Mart, but as good or better. Just hard to find…read more Can't wait to return and visit a few of the little mom and pop asian (Korean really) restaurants tucked in the food court here.

It's a share this place is hidden off of Main Street. After many years being around this area,…read moretoday was the first time I got to check it out after doing some search online for Korean stores. Glad I found it. Not as big of a selection as H Mart, but plenty of unique and fresh foods, some greats buys too! I got a little carried away and got a nice spread to compliment my kbbq cravings. The pork belly and jowls were sensational, easy to cook and delicious with a sprinkle of salt, pepper, and sweet red chili flakes on top. The cooked deli foods are fresh and come at good price. With this was closer of a drive for me, but glad I discovered this new gem to visit when I go "all the way up north".

European Food Store is a great place to shop if you're looking for a wide variety of European…read moregroceries and specialty foods. They have an impressive selection of deli items, freshly prepared salads, pickled vegetables, sweets, cakes, and a large assortment of processed meats like salami. My favorite thing to buy here is their smoked fish -- it's always flavorful and worth the trip -- and variety of freshly baked eastern European breads. Whether you're shopping for everyday staples or looking to try something new, this store has plenty of unique options to explore.

The fresh baked bread is really good. It is so hearty, fresh, and delicious. The first loaf I had…read moretook me back to my first meal in Ukraine. You can't go wrong with fresh bread, but this is is particularly healthy and flavorful.

Almost every store labeled a "European Deli" is basically a specialty store for Russian food goods…read more This one is not different. If you like Russian packaged foods, you will love this place. I find those foods to be mostly of inferior quality, both in flavor and in how well-made they are. First time in. Good selection. See my previous comment about Russian packaged foods. Add the fact that money is going back to Russia and Putin, and I will not be returning.

European Deli & Produce is a small grocery store that focuses on Eastern and Central European…read moregroceries. They have uniquely sourced items that are from Poland, Ukraine, and neighboring countries, as well as familiar items like house made baklava. When I shop there, I mostly concentrate on their dry goods such as sauces in jars, sweets, and easy to cook foods like frozen perogies (dumplings). Amongst the sweets, the Polish Wawel Mieszanka Krakowska chocolate covered jelly candy is a welcome treat. I enjoy wafer treats, so the Roshen wafers from Ukranine is my choice. I haven't had much luck with their produce; I skip them. (FYI: The business uses the Yelp photos to post the latest produce that has arrived, which is perfectly legitimate. But because they don't delete the previous photos, the Yelp photos suggest they may have a bigger produce section than they actually have at a given time. I was confused the first time I stepped in.) The shop is located in a strip mall with plentiful parking. The space is older, which I honestly don't care as long as it is clean. I don't require much service since I only need to pay and go. For me, this store doesn't serve the deli or the produce function in its name. But I do enjoy exploring their different items and choosing something new-to-me to try. That is good enough.

Probably my favorite store in the whole city. The prepared food section is amazing, there's always…read morea great selection, and they carry so many high-quality products. I always enjoy shopping here.

This is located with a shared, busy parking lot with a laundromat, Asian market, Chinese and Thai…read morerestaurants. After making a trek to another Eastern European market down in Tacoma the day before, now it was time to visit European Grocery in Everett on 3/2/25. Pro tip: Don't be intimidated by the stoic, standoffish staff at the deli counter or the register. Enjoy the culinary experience wandering their grocery aisles and remember your shopping bag(s) to package up your purchases. Because I had also stocked up at the other market in Tacoma, I noticed similarities in the product availability. However, I was able to find other things of interest especially in the smoked meats, condiments, chocolates, and biscuits areas. I enjoyed looking closely at their wine and spirits section...unique labels I would not find at my usual Ravenna wine shop in Seattle. Thanks to Heather, fellow Yelp Elite, for putting European Grocery on my radar screen!