How can you not love this place? Everything is from France, things you can't find easily anywhere…read moreelse. France... where the best foodstuffs are found... not to mention such great restaurants. The owner is from Paris and said she opened this store 9 years ago. In business 9 years, that tells me all I need to know. I will be back to try a few things and pick up some cheeses, pate. Today, had a croissant sandwich (and I never have this) but wanted to try the ham and a croissant. It was made with care and heated nicely... was very good.

I stopped into Gourmet Market in Boca Raton to pick up a gift... and couldn't help but stay and…read moretreat myself, too. I'm so glad I did. I ordered the cappuccino and the spinach goat cheese quiche, and both were absolutely outstanding. I've spent a lot of time in France, and I can honestly say the flavors transported me right back. The cappuccino tasted like mornings in Paris, perfectly balanced, smooth, and comforting. The quiche was rich and beautifully baked, with that authentic, homemade French flavor you just can't fake. Even the salad and its dressing were thoughtfully prepared and delicious. Chef's kiss. The gift they put together for me was arranged so beautifully and with such care , it felt special and elevated. You can tell there's real pride and heart behind this place. A big merci to the owners for creating such a charming, authentic experience right here in Boca. I'll absolutely be back.

I don't review often, but I must say I love the 99 cent vegetable fresh market off of federal and…read more10th Street and Deerfield Beach. Every time you go in there, you are greeted with a friendly, warm smile and it's just a pleasure going in there. It's really nice. The staff is great and of course the prices

Visited the store today and the selection has changed. They no longer have that nice selection of…read morespices and sauces. The counter towards the front near the windows had shoes for sale. The shelving on the north wall is gone and now there is a counter with random supplements and other close out type items it looks like it's a new owner .

My first time today. It seems Christmas came early this year, lol, and I love it. I loved the…read moredecorations and the Christmas music playing. The market is located on a corner. The parking lot is kinda small, and some spaces are awkward to get out of if you have a bigger car, I found out. The market was easy to spot. It is very clean inside and the prices are great. It is a fruit and vegetable market with a few other things like eggs, some pasta, cheese and other things but it is mostly fruits and vegetables here. I did see one long aisle with bargains. It had products of many kinds of things I didn't expect to find here. You have to bring your own bags. They don't have bags but they have some boxes you can use. If you use your charge card. A convenience charge fee is charge. I think it was 4%. They take cash.

As a "branch" of the original 99 cent farmers market, we were excited to check them out. They…read morehaven't been open here for very long. Inside, the counters with fruits and veggies are neatly arranged. Each item has signs nearby with their prices. They have a cold case with some veggies, herbs, juices, and prepared foods. Against the back wall are some boxes and canned/jarred items from Flora (pastas, etc) and Goya and other brands. The counter to pay is up front. You still need to bring your own bags. We took a stroll around. Some prices were outrageous and some were on the mark. You have to know what Publix or Walmart, etc are charging to see if the items are worth their prices. Honey and olive oil etc. etc. that we bought in the old location for 99 cents or $1.99 is now almost $5 or more here. I'm glad we came to check them out. Now we know.

Stopped in bc I saw the sign for sea moss gel, the turmeric honey one taste delicious to me! I also…read moregot dried hibiscus flowers, soursop leaves, and honey. Will return

We haven't been here in quite some time ... but it seems they have new (new) owners. They are now…read moreopen year round and they accept EBT. The place seems a bit cleaner. The gentleman stocking the shelves and manning the counter was very nice. Price wise you still have to know what the "regular" prices are. Some things are comparable to the supermarket and some are less expensive. On the other hand, a few things are more expensive and not necessarily better in quality. We did find some nice onions -- I like that you don't have to buy an entire bag of them -- tomatoes, and limes, plus romaine lettuce. They have new and different items in the cooler and on the shelves. Some of the items are middle eastern -- like pita and hummus or za'atar and sumac spices. It was interesting to browse the shelves, too. There aren't that many independent produce markets left, especially in this area. We'd come back to check them out in the future, if nearby.

Outstanding, the best place in South Florida to purchase authentic, homemade Mozzarella products…read more The list includes: Regatta, burrata, stracctela and yes even whey butter. All made on site by a family (hands on) that bought there traditions, quality and values form Italy years ago and it shows. My wife and I are from New Jersey,have lived in Hollywood for ten years and have only found Mozzarita six months ago and have returned three times since. A definite MUST go to! Not disappointing at all.

It's been probably a decade since I last visited this storefront. While I've purchased Mozzarita…read morecheese in local stores, I thought it would be fun to stop at their own place. If you've never been, use a GPS app and know it's in a little industrial park right off 15th in Pompano (east of Dixie). You'll probably see orn of their delivery truck in the parking lot. A lovely woman welcomed us inside. There, we found a small shop with pastas, sauces, and a lovely assortment of Italian cookies. She showed us a price list with their cheese options. We settled on the burrata, cherry size mozzarella balls, and fresh buffalo mozzarella. The cheese is delicious and so fresh. It is just like the amazing cheese you can get at fine shops in Italy. What a gem we have this cheese maker in Pompano! Our visit was brief as sadly they do not provide a tour like they did years ago. But i will be back more frequently moving forward, especially to replicate some amazing dishes I've had with burrata lately.

The owner was super friendly and directed us to the lychee that were priced at half the cost on…read moreAmazon. Purchased two cans and chatted with the owner about making a Lychee Martini. She said alot of customers come to buy the lychee in syrup since most commercial supermarkets dont carry it in their inventory, which we have noticed. Excellent prices on most of their Asian products including multiple sizes of the Sriracha sauces.

The parking lot is shared by a big restaurant but plenty of spaces. The owner was so kind and happy…read moreto see me. I found out that the Asian markets have hard to find products. Lots of noodles and spicy sauces but ended up buying cans of lychee for my martini.

Came back to get prepared foods and pickles. We asked a question to an employee about the location…read moreof a product, unfortunately he didn't speak English. That's a bummer. The lady who helped us with the prepared food at the back of the store was not friendly. You better off getting the prepared food in the left of the store.

I was excited to check this place out as I love to find markets with unique, international items…read more It was...okay. It was similar to Broward meat and fish in Margate, but with less options. So even though this place is closer to my home, I think I'll go the extra mile (literally) and go out to Broward Meat & Fish. They cover many more countries out there and are significantly less in cost.

Great prices, enough spots for parking, near gas station, rental car, cafe bookstore , spa, pizzas…read moreand USPS.

From the owner: Latinos meat market conveniently located in Deerfield Beach, we have the best cuts of meat, Chicken…read moreand Fish. We also transport products from South, Central and North America. Our products come from Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, Ecuador