This is an awesome place this gem of a place for imported goods is the place to go. The owners are…read morekind and very friendly people the food is delicious and the products are of excellent quality. The vibe is the old school Italian and it is a very positive atmosphere. It is a pleasure to shop here and I am and will continue to be a repeat customer

Awesome homemade sauces., great tasting pasta from Italy. It tastes a lot better than what you get…read moreat a grocery store. I was surprised by how much of a difference there was. Staff is wonderful. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because I wished that they had fresh pasta.

I moved here 10 months ago from San Diego and have been craving Mexican food since I left. I…read morestopped by El Milagro and it's filled with all the goodies I miss from Southern California. I got the Torta De Milanesa. It's an amazing sandwich with thin sliced breaded and fried steak. Topped with avocado, queso fresco, tomato, lettuce, jalapeño, and beans. All on some amazing bread. I also got an horchata...sweet rice milk with cinnamon. Give this place a try. It's delicious.

Ok I'm still on the hunt for Mexican Food here in this neck of the woods. You know coming from…read moreChicago, the bar is pretty high. However, El Milagro came pretty damn close the other day! I wanted to order everything as usual so I can try everything but stuck to the following items: a Torta de Milanesa de Res, a Carne Asada Burrito, a Carne Asada Taco and a Al Pastor Taco. Ok the positive for sure was the Torta! It was large, the bread was soft the time and love made into that Torta was worth noting. The layers of Avocado, Cheese, Milanesa and even Jalapenos' was great! The big miss was the Al Pastor as not only was it dry but it truly lacked flavor. Also, the Tortillas de Maize are definitely different down here. I'm not sure what it is but it almost tastes flavorless. I can't figure it out. The salsas provided was great and while there was tortilla chip options (I know they don't belong in a true Taqueria) I just got some Tostadas instead. I would come back here and did appreciate the store portion where you can buy some candy, pantry items, packaged items, beer, etc. There is plenty of parking lot parking here!

So happy to have a Sprouts in our community! It was such a needed alternative to the other options…read morein the area. Yesterday during my visit, everything was clean and felt bright and fresh. Rosemarie helped me, and she was wonderful. I always appreciate a staff member who goes the extra mile and makes the extra effort. And of course, you can't beat $5 Sushi Wednesday

I absolutely love Sprouts Farmers Market! I'm so happy they finally opened one in our…read moreneighborhood...it's right down the street and so convenient. The healthy options are great, and it's my go-to spot when I need something quick but still good for me. I also love how big and bright the store is...honestly, you walk in and you can't help but feel a little happier. I also want to give a shoutout to Mike G. He was super friendly and went out of his way to help me find exactly what I needed. That kind of service really makes a difference!

Lots of fresh veggies and cool Asian ingredients. Much more interesting selection than in the…read moregrocery stores.

Like the other post says this isn't a farmers market. It's an Asian market and they have a LOT of…read moreproducts. I was able to find canned lychee. I like to cook dishes from different cultures and will def be back when I'm making Asian inspired dishes. The close early (6:30pm) and they are on Belcher.

yelp should add a 6th star for places like this!!…read more Do yourself a favor and try the Shappy Melt

They have a Brie sandwich that is absolutely amazing. In the past, I've had their pizzas, which are…read morefive star. The reason I only gave them four stars is, it can sometimes be hard to get Service, and sometimes it's very, very loud. But the food is worth going back for again and again.

I love this place, great Slavic food, the Babushka is so nice as well. It's funny that' it's…read morecalled Euro Food & Deli because it's pretty much a Russian/Slavic food store. If you're Slavic you'll like this place.

Hidden gem! Purchased several hard to find items. Staff was welcoming and helpful. Can't wait to…read morego back and stock up on my favorite items.

John's fresh Produce Market has raw milk & Amish eggs!…read more That alone makes this a 5 star place. However, that's not all that is great here. You can find the largest selection of pickled vegetables here. Pickled vegetables/kraut is very good for you, we eat it all the time, all kinds of ways especially with our summer brats, sausage dogs, fish Sammy's & side salads etc., You will surely find some amazing pickled things here in all kinds of sizes, up to Giant gallon Jars OuiOui. The produce is exceptional, you will find all kinds of unique things here you will find nowhere else. They even have fresh Hazelnuts & pecans. Great for roasting & baking OuiOui. The fresh baked breads are a must try, especially the Sourdough. Fresh baked Sourdough is very good for you, that's what moi comes for, the fresh baked Sourdough YUM! Theirs is spectacular. A must try :)... If you love gourmet healthy farm fresh goodies & support local, put John's Fresh Produce Market on your shopping list. Added to moi lists of Best places for Vegan, Raw foods, organic & fresh baked breads. Highest Recommendations.

I love this produce market! It has an amazing selection of international products and the produce…read moreis great quality. The staff is so friendly and always pleasant and the store is nicely organized! They have many things like Japanese sweet potatoes, viral fruit ice creams, fresh baked goods, meat and cheese. This place is a hidden gem and I always recommend it to everyone I know!

The burritos are the real deal. This food is authentic…read more I managed to come here 2x before realizing my coworker is cousins with the family owned business. Ive told everyone at work about this place. They also sell stuff you won't find at walmart. ​

Great Mexican food! Especially the el pastor tacos. By far one of the better el pastor tacos I've…read morehad in Tampa bay. The staff were very humble. Had a great conversation with one of the store managers regarding tacos. Ambiance feels chill. The store is kinda dark inside. They sell other food items too. It's a restaurant within a store. Highly recommend for some authentic tacos!

The best!!! Everything in HEIGHTS is ahhhmmaaazing!!! Great service. The place to go for quality…read morebeef port chicken seafood!!! I'd rather pay the local butcher and local farmer and local farmers than the doctor. Just fyi

We love Heights Meat Market. I believe the first store is in Seminole Heights hence the name. We…read morehave visited that store before but we saw they opened a new spot in Clearwater on Gulf To Bay! Woohoo! The selection of high quality meat here is plenty wide enough to satisfy any carnivore's taste! The beef is black angus and the pork is Duroc. Plus, if you want to splurge you can get Wagyu! They also have a huge selection of blended spice rubs which work really well with the meats. Inventory also includes frozen seafood and game but we haven't tried this yet. Our time will come. David provided us excellent and friendly service in the store. Thanks David! Support local businesses and enjoy a steak at the same time! Life is good with quality steak!

We popped in for lunch after waiting two weeks for renovations to be completed. What did we…read morediscover? A new and improved East Bistro with a new, enthusiastic and friendly owner and an excellent engaging chef. He is respecting the successful original and also adding some improvements! @Peter selected this place and we enjoyed it! Abdul, the new owner, introduced himself, gifted us free black tea with mints leaves, and encouraged us to sample various items such as homemade falafel and homemade lentil soup. I ordered the sampler platter called Trifecta and got the feta cheese on the side since I am currently dairy free. The presentation was excellent and I enjoyed everything served. The hummus was very nice and included a sprinkling of sumac as a garnish. The kabobs and rice were flavorful as well! The excellent falafel, which I asked about, turned out to be Abdul's grandmother's recipe from Jordan! Delicious! We met Z, the chef and were able to examine the huge gas powered oven for flat bread and more. Z's food was very nice, both tasty and beautiful. I also got a spiced/herbal flatbread to go for my wonderful wife. We will heat it up and try it tonight! . Life is good with an excellent meal, great service and a spotless and welcoming restaurant.

I am completely heart broken, crying for days now…read more. I cannot believe what has happened here. What was my completely favorite place to grab Kabob lunch has now changed hands & the food is completely different, and not in a good way. The elderly gentleman from Lebanon that used to make my food was so kind & carried a gift for grilling kabobs. We talked about this all the time. I told him every time I visited, his kabobs were the best. He was so modest & would tell me, "everyone's the same" and I would laugh & say, "no they aren't, yours are the best I have ever had." He would always graciously thank me modestly. He knew I knew. He was so special. His food, his kindness, his smile, all so unforgettable. Last time I was there, they had reopened with all new people. I didn't recognize anyone. I asked, "where is the elderly man from Lebanon?" The new people told me, "he had to go back to Lebanon." They told me, "you will love OUR FOOD" so I ordered my usual chicken kabob platter & it came out totally different. I took a few bites of everything & was so upset I started texting my husband to tell him that the food was all different it wasn't the same, we were crushed. Heartbroken. Completely heartbroken. So, the new young man kept coming over asking me what I thought of "THEIR FOOD" & finally, after three times, I was fighting back tears & just decided to tell him the truth to his face. I looked him right in the eyes & said, "I'm sorry, I will be honest with you, I like salt. I like salt & seasonings on my food. This is not the same food I was getting before." He was trying to be nice & started telling me that they know the elderly gentleman from Lebanon, they are the same family and they can get his recipes from him bla bla bla they can change the recipes... At that point, I was so upset that the restaurant I walked into was completely wrecked & different, I just took the container of food to my husband to see what he says also. My husband came to the same conclusions: The chicken kabobs the elderly gentleman made were seasoned to perfection, cooked to perfection, every time. You can see from my videos & photos that the kabobs have tons of seasonings & grill marks from the grill. The new video has none of that AND, as my husband pointed out, the cut of the chicken is completely different. The elderly gentleman cut the chicken into small bite size pieces & put them on the sticks all in a row, long & small. Whoever is cutting the chicken pieces now, cut them too big, there isn't any seasonings & they don't grill them the same. The elderly gentleman from Lebanon had this super special way he fashioned the kabobs with a "special cut" into the styrofoam container on its sides that the sticks fit in it perfectly & wouldn't slide around. He had a special way of doing things, he was a master. I feel honored to have known him, to have had his food. I just cannot accept, I may never see him again! (Crying) His yellow rice was butter toasted rice. It wasn't mushy & over cooked. It was firm & flavorful. Their rice was not butter toasted & was so overcooked & mushy omg it was horrific. His garlic sauce was so thick & full of flavor. The sauce that the new people gave me was watered down yogurt sauce! A completely different sauce! It was so bad, and hubby LOVES yogurt sauce & it was so watered down & horrible he didn't even eat it, he threw it in the rubbish. The tabouli? OMG. The elderly man from Lebanon made the best tabouli we have ever had. He made it with a white vinegar or something, it had a very distinct sharp pungent flavor of fresh parsley & vinaigrette. It was legendary. He was legendary. The tabouli that they gave us was SWEET with raisins or some crap in it. It was HORRIFIC. I am so upset, still crying. I can't believe this has happened! To the new Owners: If y'all are the same family, you should put the elderly man's food back on the menu. What you are serving now is not acceptable. We will come back when the elderly man from Lebanon comes back. Let me know ASAP of any changes & I will be the happiest person alive to see the legendary man from Lebanon again, & update my review accordingly.