Small Asian grocery store between Busch Gardens and I275…read more They have a decent range of Asian products that are not always at the other grocery stores. But as they are pretty small, they are not a full supermarket, so do not expect to be able to do all your shopping here. There's almost no fresh produce. This is a place to get dry or canned goods. I did find a jar of grapefruit honey for only $3.99, and there were a bunch of Asian candies that caught my daughter's eye. The store is very clean, and staff (owner) friendly.

New oriental grocery store. Just open for three days. Everything is new. They have the king crab…read moreand snow crab leg on sales. We spot a few items that were not sold on other Chinese grocery stores. Because it just open, not all the good are on the shelf yet. They told us by next week, they should have all the goods. We got the durian soft candy. When I open it, the durian fragrance all over the place. Great candy. We also got the mini fried rice crackers, samurai bean product, chive stuff pockets and more. I like the vegetables beef steak. Very interesting beef from tofu products. We also have fish dumplings and sparkling lychee drink. Many new products I never have before.

I live in the Carrollwood area and needed to buy some spices for a Dahl recipe but didn't feel like…read moredriving to the USF/Fowler area. My daughter and I decided to visit India Bazaar, and the experience was great. I quickly found the spices I needed, along with a good selection of options. I also found fresh curry leaves and cilantro at a great price. They don't have a large selection of produce like Patel Bros, but if you live west of I-275, east of Veterans, south of Vandyke, and need spices in a pinch, I recommend India Bazaar. I found the required spices reasonably priced at $2.99: black mustard seed, chaat masala, and dried chilies. I was pleased with my experience and will definitely return. The store was easy to navigate, and the owners were extremely prompt when I approached the checkout area, despite receiving a delivery. They were helpful and stopped everything to assist me.

It's a small & tightly packed Indian grocery store that has dried and fresh herbs, frozen meals,…read morecolorful Indian treats inside coolers, etc. We were specifically looking for Red Chili Powder Kashmiri and Garam Masala. Yes - I can get it from Amazon, but this is a nice break from ordering everything online and I loove human contact. I'm assuming the Indian cashier is one of the owners; She was nice & walked us over to where all the dried spices were located. We made Keema (Spiced Ground Beef) not once, twice, but THREE times this past week because it was so, so delish at home, especially during COVID-19 (weird times) pandemic! In my opinion, Indian food is underrated - it is almost a tie in my book to Asian food because it uses a lot of different dried spices and fresh herbs. We bought a pack of Roti (frozen) & reheated it in a pan on the stovetop. Also, we got a pack of fresh mint only for a $1 (nicely priced) for adding to the dish & for garnishing! I'm challenging myself to cook more Indian food in 2020! They could do a better job of decluttering because there was a bunch of stuff near the coolers and the light that was blinking constantly should be fixed.

So many choices and very helpful employees to assist with locating items. I appreciated being…read moreasked if I needed assistance when entering the store. Sometimes it is difficult for me to find exactly what I need but this shop was there for me for start to finish.

The choice of grocery is vast. I like the fact that they are well stocked and I got anything I…read morewanted. They are also selling halal chicken & mutton reasonably priced. It is a bit far from where I live but the drive is worth it. I have an Indian grocery store much nearer to my home but I prefer going a little more distance for the quality & price of vegetables, etc. The front cashier gives great service as well.

I like the concept, but I just find that it's on the pricier side for food products. Some really…read morecool stuff and interesting seasoning blends to choose from. Definitely geared towards more novelty type of gifts than to really load your pantry. They also have food bins to get bulk amount of candies, savory snacks, or grains. It's more geared towards sampling than really getting a large amount. Nonetheless, fun to try out some interesting snack options!

A very interesting find I stumbled upon the other day!…read more Spices galore, something for everyone. You can go pretty far with their packets. They are mixed or envisioned by the owners and are multicultural! There are vibrant flavors of olive oils and vinaigrettes. Olive oils are sourced from Italy. I'm especially impressed by the garlic olive oil (so fresh!) and dark chocolate balsamic! There are also several tea options and a cute tea shop in the back where you can pick up a cup for yourself. This is also a really great place to buy gifts for the holidays. There are prepackaged gifts or you can get a few products to make yourself!

I come across a farmer market when I drove along Sheldon Road. This market is close to Town n…read moreCountry area which has a lot Hispanic community. A lot people come to have the grocery here. Many items they sell is mainly for the Hispanic dish. I see coconut, yuca, plantain, malanga root, Nampi. I found out the nampi is taro. Isn't is strange looking root. They also have flowers, tomato, bell peppers, cucumber, onion, grape for you to pick up. What is interesting is they also sell tamales which I see they still cooking. I will try the tamale on my next visit. They also has maiz criollo which is corn. At the back of the market, they were cooking something with flame. Not sure what it is. It will be interesting to explore next time close to noon. If you don't like the Rose flower, they have the sun flowers also.

This is great place for fresh produce, meats and Latin food (i.e. tamales). This place has saved me…read morehundreds of dollars on produce. Some things don't look as nice but they are the real thing, delicious and fresh.

Authentic little West Tampa Market. No frills. Stop in for fresh coconut water right out of the…read morecoconut!

This produce stand is so much more . We were greeted by a very charming young woman who asked us if…read morewe wanted a coconut. We said absolutely we were served a huge coconut with a straw and drank icy, cold coconut water, right from the coconut after we finish the coconut they cut out the coconut meat for us to take up. They had a huge selection of Latin food including empanadas and tamales. We will definitely try those the next time we go. We also want to try the sugarcane drink that they make fresh there every day.

Love coming to this sprouts location. Lorraine is the kindest, most helpful worker there! From…read moresushi to chicken sprouts always has the best assortment.

I've been coming to Sprouts sent it opened, and Lorraine has always been helpful, friendly, and…read morekeeping it real at the register. In the bland activity of weekly grocery shopping, Lorraine spices things up with humor, warmth, and wisdom, making you feel welcome and a part of the community.

Are you from the UK and homesick? did you used to live in…read morethe UK and miss it or want to take a trip down memory lane? Do you have oddly specific cravings for food from across the pond? Do you have a need for proper British products? Then come on down to the British Shop. It's a quaint place for souvenirs and snacks. Very cute around the holidays (and in general).

It's so great to have a shop that has all things British in South Tampa. It truly is a one stop…read moreshop. They have beautiful sets of mixing bowls that remind me of the Great British Bake Off show. I saw the traditional teapots that you see all over the English countryside. There's snacks, chocolates, hard candies, tea, frozen pies, curry sauces, cheese, and even ice cream. I felt like I was back in Woodbridge, England. I honestly haven't seen this many grocery items in one place since being stationed over there. It really brought back great memories. I ended up buying some sweets. I was mainly looking for a box of Cadbury Roses, and some hard fruit candies with soft centers. I can't remember the brand name. I ended up getting the Cadbury Bournville bar in the Old Jamaica flavor. I thought it had been discontinued. This is actually the first time I've seen it in years. I also got the Simpkins Mixed Fruit Drops. It's the simple things that make me happy. All tasted exactly as I remembered them to be. I didn't get to hang out at the store long enough. I think that's a good thing, because I would have bought the Cadbury Eclairs and the Walkers Roasted Hazelnut Toffee bars. I'll need to pace myself. I can't wait to return for more goodies. It will be even more tempting at Christmas time when they bring in seasonal candies (hopefully liquor filled), and tree ornaments.