After lunch at Lucky Thai today, I spied a sign that advertised oxtail....hmmm. I had to see what…read morethis was all about. I found Global Star Market, African and Caribbean Food. A variety of African flours, like fufu, grated cassava, frozen cassava, ground millet, fermented flours, frozen goat head, a variety of frozen fish, pickled mackerel, smoked dried fish and wait, what is this toward the back of the store? A menu of food! Jerk chicken, jollof, waakye, oxtails, curry goat, peanut soup! Watch Mark Weins in Nigeria and you'll see lots of this food. I can't wait to come back and try the food here. So excited to see this in Murfreesboro! Our food diversity quotient just improved

After spending the last 40 years of my married life travelling to Nashville to buy African food…read moreproducts or taking a chance ordering things on line, I was very excited to learn that we have a new African and Caribbean food market here in the Boro since February! I visited the store and was very pleased with the selection of frozen foods including different greens, some fresh produce and all kinds of smoked and frozen fish. The vast inventory of cooking oils was especially good and the variety of packaged products was overwhelming. I am extremely happy that I do not have to travel all the way to Nashville to get what I want anymore. I understand there may also be cooked food in the future. A Facebook page would be nice, too. The young man who helped me make my purchases was very nice and professional. I will enjoy visiting this store on a regular basis!

Vito's market is a Hispanic grocery market owned by Vito himself, who is from Palermo, Italy. He is…read morea very down to earth and friendly guy that will chat with ya if you want to! It's a great little market, super super clean. It has a Instagrammable couch too, if you want to come here and make a TikTok real quick! I would recommend shopping here if you need food and drinks from Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Mexico or South American countries.

Murfreesboro really needed an Indian grocery store. It is small, clean, and well organized. They…read morecarry many basic pantry items and toiletries, including a small section for fresh produce, a refrigerated and frozen aisle, an entire aisle for spices, health and beauty products, snacks, religious items, and a back area for bags of rice. The frozen aisle has plenty of Indian microwave meals and unique ice cream flavors. The owners of the store were really nice as well. They have a credit card minimum of $10 or else you have to pay a $0.50 fee to use your card. I am so happy I discovered this place and will come back soon!

Stopped in there for some supplies while planning to make some curry for dinner. Owner was very…read morepolite and shop was well stocked. I'll be back again! Thanks!

Cute little Asian market close to home without having to go to Nashville! I will come here for some…read morestuff but I find that it's a bit pricey. The owners here are super nice and friendly which is one reason why I would continue to give them my business.

Close to my house usually I go to the store Lao at Bradyville pike. They got everything here fresh…read morevegetables every Thursday.It's small little store but got everything you need especially Asian food,vegetables,fruits etc.

I picked up some groceries and the young lady working helped me shop. Nice experience and people.read more

UPDATE: I have upped this to 4 stars for good selection of prepared foods, shelves getting…read morerestocked, and abundant fresh veggies. So I followed all the traffic coming to Noi's today and I found some very tasty prepared foods. One that knocks my socks off is a container of lettuce rolls. Hidden in the rolls of lettuce is a soft and savory paste of toasted and creamed sticky rice studded with roasted peanuts, freshly sliced lemongrass, bits of ginger and if you're really lucky, galangal. A separate foil package contains crispy pork rinds and dried red chilies, toasted to a crunchy crispness. Break off a little of each and tuck it into the parcel and chow. OMG. They call this "mieng Muang Luang." Capitol City packets. It hails from Luang Prabang Laos. This is some special stuff that you usually only get at people's homes or in Laos. Today, I also saw pickled mustard and "mok kai," little packets of chicken steamed in herbs---savory goodness. Heat this up and sit down to it with a fistful of sticky rice. The shelves were looking fuller and the veggies looking abundant and fresh. Custard apples and mangoes today. All looking good. Today, I also saw that you can order boba tea in the back! It's like a maze of discovery. I'll come back with my eyes peeled next time.

This is an awesome little Asian market owned and operated by the same people who own Pad Thai Cafe…read more From what I heard, they were originally going to expand the restaurant, but had some problems from the city government and decided to just make it a market instead. That doesn't bother me in the least, this is a great market with a number of unique finds. Sure I wish that they could have added more seating to my favorite Lao Restaurant in Murfreesboro, but I am also excited about having another great Asian Market in town. They have great snacks you can come in and get too like fully cooked and ready to dive into Lao sausage, a great assortment of seafood, meat, desserts, cookies and sweets, and many item that are a little more rare and hard to find. Next time you're in the area, go by and support this wonderful new market and your friends at Pad Thai Cafe!

Small but packed with lots of lots of Asian ingredients. I specifically needed Miso paste and Nori…read moreKomi Furikake Rice Seasoning and they carry both. The guys who work there were extremely friendly and knowledgeable about their inventory. Clean and well organized. Since they recommended the delicious Thai Café next store, this will be one of my regular stops when cooking.

I love this Mexican market for so many reasons. Great service, a wonderful butcher and meat and…read morecheese selection. Probably some of the best produce in town, and great prices on Hispanic groceries and items that you don't find in most Name brand markets. I also love the fact that they have ready to serve Barbacoa, Carnitas, and other items in the back "deli." And the fresh fried chicharrones are the best. I love coming here for the big cans of hominy for time when I'm making Pozole Roja, or for Napales (cactus) and other specialty Hispanic items. They also have a great selection of kitchen ware if you need it. Come check them out

Love this little store, or better put, tienda. I came looking for a specific product I cannot buy…read morein a regular grocery store here. In my family tradition, for the holidays, we have a special type of almond candy called turron. There are several styles like alicante and jijona. Mercado Marias has it! Got my turron and more! Fresh chorizo, spices, and just about any Latino grocery product item you want! The store is a bit cramped, but so worth the go! Reasonable prices here and very pleasant staff. I highly recommend the store for all those hard to find Hispanic grocery items on your list! Gracias, Mercados Marias! El chorizo fue muy delicioso y me alegró tanto que tienes el turron que estabamos buscando! Definitivamente volveré de compras a tu tienda. Tienes una gran selección de artículos que no puedo encontrar en ningún otro lugar.

Cute little international market co-located near Sabaidee and Oishiya hibachi…read more They have a plethora of Asian food products. They have ramen, seasonings, vegetables, frozen and fresh products alike. Additionally, they have snacks, both sweets and salty. Overall I was thoroughly impressed. They have been open for about 8 months and I had no idea until today. The ladies at the counter were super friendly and provided excellent service.

There are so many sandwich choices. Great food and even better service!!!!…read moreThe bread and all of the meats are very good quality. A little pricey, but worth it.

Employees were very kind, my husband and I both loved our sandwiches - he got the Nicolo and I got…read morethe Paisan. Bread was nice and toasty, ingredients were fresh, and the sandwiches were nice and filling to fuel up before hiking the Greenway. We're new to the area and will definitely be back!