What a fun spot!! They have a great variety of products, included packaged convenience and snack…read morefoods, ingredients for cooking, skincare/health/beauty, cute stationary supplies, and ready to eat hot and cold foods!! I could have browsed for hours. I just grabbed some pork gyoza and ate them immediately in the car. They were still crunchy and had a great flavor. The prices seemed reasonable to me. I look forward to my next visit!! The staff member I spoke with was helpful and friendly.

Awesome market for Japanese food, snacks, produce and frozen foods. After 7pm their sushi's and hot…read morefood items are 50% off. I got there at 645pm and people were filing in! The shrimp yaki soba was sooooooooooo amazing. It was only $6 and fed my family of 3. The chicken yaki soba was decent but I preferred the shrimp one. We got the viral mango ice cream in the freezer aisle. So many snacks! I wanted them all but it's not realistic. They have an awesome stationary section!!! The staff is great. The store is well organized and clean. There's ample parking in the parking lot. Can't wait to go back!

Its our go to emergency shop at work. When we need groceries before leaving for home…read more It needs better care at the ready food section but the place has a good selection of products. Its clean and well stocked so you will definitely find what you are looking for. The cashiers and cooks are very friendly so is good to feel welcomed.

The food at Key Foods in Manchester is AMAZING!! They have hot food for breakfast, lunch, and…read moredinner time. I've had their casava with fried pork belly. They have this seafood rice. It has shrimp, chicken and pork. They add onions and peppers. I decided to add some fried porkbelly. Trust me. It was banging. Oh, they have delicious pig trotters and hog mog. Which happens to be pork intestines. Don't knock it until you try it. They give you very large portions. As you walk into Key Foods you are greeted by the guys. Everyone is friendly. I love the praise music they play. All the veggies and meats are ripe and fresh. You are greeted by everyone as you enter and exit the store. The store is international. As they carry Spanish, Mexican, and Caribbean Foods and seasonings. They carry frozen seafood. But they have a large assortment of fresh seafood. The hot food station is my spot. They serve Spanish and Dominican Foods. Everything is good. When you're in Manchester, CT please visit Key Foods. It is an awesome spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner for all my Yelpers. Let's continue to eat our way through the world.

Produce is fresh and not like what you get at big box stores . They even cut open coconuts for you…read moreto drink all natural . Staff were extremely friendly and helpful . Indian owned ,clean store .

Still can't get over the variety of products that this store carries! So many great choices whether…read moreyou're going to cook a meal at home or want ready to eat options. We saw shelves of so many imported products we've never seen in other stores around! We picked up seasoning to make our own chicken 65 at home, and the mango lassi they sold was better than we've had at restaurants! They roast their own masala peanuts that were such a great snack, and we loved the unique Lay's that they had. All around great family owned business that I'll definitely be coming back to support!

, !!! I was so…read morehappy to find this store and be able to taste traditional Ukrainian food and goodies!!! It was also an opportunity to work on my Ukrainian language skills (I'm probably at a 4th grade level‍). The dumplings () and stuffed cabbage ( ) were amazing. I wish I had brought more home!!!! TY for opening this store!!!

Shchedryk is a Ukrainian and Eastern European Food Market in the plaza that's also home to Fancy…read moreSushi and Pho Bar. They have aisles of specialty food products. They also have premade food, and other food such as dumplings and meats that can be made in a multi cooker if you call ahead. I tried what seemed to be a savory fried dough that was stuffed with meat, and chicken and mushroom sauce served with potatoes from the premade food area. They were both good. Although I didn't buy any other products, there seemed to be a good selection and I like how things were displayed. Shchedryk is definitely worth exploring. 4 Stars

Everything you 've dreamed of in a grocery store and more. Fresh, fresh, fresh produce. Homemade…read morenoodles, spices galore, bones, seasonal fruits, all the meats/fish, and even dishes!

Such good items and great pricing on vegetables! Loved all the varieties of bok choy for so cheap…read more Will definitely be back!

One of the better European grocery stores I've been to. The food selection is fantastic and places…read morean emphasis on Mediterranean foods. Specifically a lot of Albanian, Greek, Macedonian, and Turkish from what I noticed. The two ladies were very helpful and polite as they tolerated my maniac kids who were very impressed at the small toys for sale. The store itself is a well organized grocery store broken up into logical aisles, clean and well kept. We filled a grocery card and will be back for more. Only improvement would be if they carried beer from the region and maybe a deli counter.

Beware... Most of the items are mismarked so please make sure to always check the screen as they…read moreare ringing up your items. I go there all the time and I always find a mistake when they are ringing up my items. Sadly, some of the girls there do not speak English and it is so hard to communicate with them. They should understand that just because it is Albanian owned and run doesn't mean that only Albanians go into the store. They really should learn some English.

Staff are not cooperative or unprofessional. I will never buy food from them; they are rather…read morehostile. The section is limited, please do not spend your money in that place

You won't know the market is there, because it is curiously NOT listed on the Parkville Market's…read morewebsite. But if you walk to the far left side of the market in search of the restrooms, you'll see a sign and a downward staircase that will bring you here. It carries food items from Spain, Italy, and the Mediterranean area. Lots of canned fish, pasta, oils, vinegars, crackers, sauces, olives , meats and cheese and the like. It reminded me a lot of the little grocery store inside the old Costa Del Sol restaurant. There were some freebie cheese and cracker samples, and a sweet and friendly young lady there to greet us. We were the only one in the store, and I sure hope the market adds The Grocer to their website and list of vendors to encourage more customers to visit. Surprising to us, was that the pricing was very reasonable!! We picked up a jar of fig jam for $6.49 and a big 25 ounce jar of Fra Diavlo sauce for $4.99. I am certain that every future trip we make to the Parkville Market will end with a walk down that staircase into the Grocer. Hope to see you there !

The Grocer, now upstairs at Parkville Market, is a very small specialty food market. They have…read morespecialty food items such as thin-sliced Iberico Chorizo, "intensely" flavored Spanish Olive Oil, Pure Vermont Maple Syrup, chocolate, black rice, fresh pasta, vinegars, cheese, jarred olives and peppers and splurge beverages. The Grocer is too small to provide a one stop shopping experience. Rather, you're more likely to go there when you're already at the Market and you need a few high end items for guests or niche home cooking. Example, if you're cooking a Spanish-themed meal and you want better sherry vinegar and Spanish olive oil than you can buy at your near home grocery, you can get that at the Parkville Market Grocer. That can be very convenient.

I love a good Asian market. This one has been on my list for sometime now. It is smaller than the…read moreother ones in the surrounding area but still has a lot of good stuff. The parking area is large and offers Plenty of parking. It definitely has that fishy smell when you first walk in, but feel that means you can tell the fish is fresh. They have everything from rice to sauces and unique fruits and vegetables, that I haven't seen anywhere else. I enjoyed walking around, looking at everything and the prices were really good. The ice cream near the check out register was my favorite find!

Appletree is an international grocery store located in West Hartford. It's smaller scale than the…read morenearby Asian market but it seemed to have most of the necessities. Parking was plentiful in the plaza. Once you walk in, you get that Asian market odor lol. There's a very clean, organized, and with lots of variety fish counter. I definitely would buy my seafood there. There were produce with a variety of different fruits and veggies that you can't find in your typical grocery store; I purchased some rambutan on this visit. There were seasonings, a small selection of noodles, and other products. It's not just Asian items but Latin, Caribbean, African, and more. There were dairy products and a bunch of snacks too. Service was good and it wasn't too crowded in there. Overall, a good spot to get some ethnic food items.

I love this supermarket! People are fRiendly and helpful…read more The hot food is fresh and ready at 1030am maybe even earlier but that was the time I was there this morning. They cater to the population in Hartford. You can find tomatillos, guava, Cactus and many more! This is Hartford so you park on the street. The carts cannot be taken out so make sure you can carry your items out.

I never knew that I would come out with such a deal at C-Town. Of course you're getting for what…read moreyou pay for. This is Parkville, Hartford, so must I say more? Or should I basically say that this supermarket caters toward the demographics of this area? So things are affordable. I love how this area has built an enclave for the Latino and Portuguese community. Enter and the first thing you hear is Latin-Caribbean music playing overhead. They have a nice little area, where they cook from scratch authentic Spanish food. I was so happy to see that, that I know I will be coming here whenever I need a quick fix of Latin-Caribbean food for a cheap price. I bought a Caldero (I believe it's a Cauldron in english? A thick metal pot that Spanish people use to make proper Spanish food). They come in several sizes. I like.