The employee we had help from was amazing. She was very helpful. The place is wild clean. I was…read morevery happy to find a place that sells Eastern European foods in such a clean way. We had ordered two pies. One meat one cheese. Both were good. Definitely would buy again. It was nice to see a lot of beef only items and hope we see more of it the more we go. We're very happy we found this place so close to home. Hope they keep this up and we will be there weekly.

A small Bulgarian grocer with imported dry goods and a small deli. It's located in an unremarkable…read morestrip mall next to Chin Chin on Spring Road. This review is based on my first visit to locate a different Bulgarian yogurt. PSA - It's a retail shop NOT a wholesale as it's incorrectly categorized...I've put in a correction to Yelp but we all know how that goes... + Ambiance is a slow south eastern European grocery shop with a pre-occupied cashier on her phone. A handful of well-organized aisles filled with dry goods, pottery, refrigerated goods in along the walls and a small over the counter deli in the back. + Food is imported goods from Bulgaria, Macedonia, Turkey, Greece and others around southern Baltic Sea. I found interesting condiments, pates, coffees, teas, nectars, cheese, salami, sweets and tchotchkes. In the back they have a small deli with varieties of fresh feta (goat, sheep and cow), olives and fresh made baklavas and other sweets (unknown to me). They also make a handful of inexpensive sandwiches. Unfortunately for me though, they were out of Bulgarian yogurt that I made the trip for. ++ Price is very reasonable. They accept credit cards. + Service was humorous and was friendlier than Hong Kong. The lady behind the deli was older who didn't speak English well and was helpful. The cashier in the front who looked to be in her late 30s was glued to her phone, crouched on a stool, aloof when I asked about the (missing) prices on jars of peppers but came back to tell me the price a few minutes later. She obviously understood and spoke more English but couldn't be bothered to speak...much. + Parking is free and shared with other shops. Over all, it's an interesting little import grocer and a fun place to find southern Baltic foods!

We drove for 30 minutes to buy dinner at Tripoli. We ordered two plates of lamb ribs and one plate…read moreof beef shawarma. Each plate came with rice, hummus, bread, and a tomato-cucumber-green pepper-onion salad. The lamb ribs were fall-off-the-bone soft and some of the best lamb you'll ever have anywhere period. Everything was fresh and we'll be back. Mohamed is such a kind and down-to-earth man. If you've never been, give Tripoli a try!

I visited Tripoli Halal Meat and I'm so happy that I did! I'd been driving all the way to a…read moreFarmer's Market in Dekalb, iykyk, when I could've been shopping here! Well, now I know and this is where I'll be spending my money getting fresh cuts of meat for my family. I wanted rib eyes and I'd been checking the prices of several retailers. I checked that farmer's market, Publix and last I called Tripoli. Tripoli has the lowest prices so that's where I went. When I walked in I was greeted warmly by the little lady behind the counter. I asked for rib eyes but the owner Mahmoud Mohammed said that he'd be happy to process some for me as they were fresh out. I agreed. He was so polite and accommodating I looked around while I waited which was only 5-10 minutes. I also bought some roast turkey and turkey ham which I haven't been able to get anywhere here in Atlanta. My teenage son even took his face out of his phone and picked out some kabobs to make later. I called my mother as soon as I got home and told her about my great experience and she said she'll go check it out too. If you're looking for a fresh clean meat market with a great selection, check out Tripoli Halal Meat Market. FYI: In case you're unaware, there is no pork so you won't find any there but if you're looking for a Halal or even a clean orderly meat market with great prices go visit Tripoli Halal Meat Market in Marietta Georgia. He takes all forms of payment so swing by there. I recorded Mahmoud processing my rib eyes and the other things available to buy so go shop there! *I took great videos of my time there but uploading here is a nightmare.

This is the only Oriental market I could find in the area. I went to 2 others that were listed, one…read morein downtown Kennesaw and one right around the corner from here that were both closed down. I was looking for Agar Agar. The store is on the far end of a dingy early 70's stripmall isolated, yet there are 8 vehicles parked directly in front of the store. Several latino men are seen entering the store before I and they pass through to a door in the back. Odd I thought. The store is sparsely stocked with few labels and most items just lying flat on old metal shelves. It is seemingly a one man operation. After perusing the whole store in a matter of two minutes I cannot find the Agar Agar, which certainly should be present in an oriental market. I proceed to ask the man, who has been eyeing me silently from behind the counter on my trek through the aisles, "Do you have Agar Agar?" There is no music playing, the ubiquitous Asian TV muted, he just stared. Finally we concluded that I was crazy and he could not order it for me, though I did not ask him to, because it would rot on his shelves.. He then tried to sell me gelatin, I think. I left and on my way out spotted some Reishi coffee, and decided to give it a go. $6 for 12 instant Reishi coffee packets. Haven't tried it yet. As I was receiving my change, another different group of latinos emerged from the back door and left. In conclusion, this place is fucking weird and I reckon it may be a front for some illegal activities, but the little man running the place did try his best to help me so I gave it two stars. Buyer-beware. Also, I went across the street to Harry's "Farmers Market" and found some Agar Agar. The women there knew exactly what I was talking about, even after I told her that she probably wasn't going to. It was $10 for 28g.. VERY pricey, but cheaper than driving to Buford hwy, which was my next option.

Excellent place for specialty meats and super knowledgeable staff. Highly recommended.read more

Hidden gem. Everything is delicious and top quality. A bit pricey. They will slice bacon as thick…read moreas you like them.

I used to really love coming here, but I've noticed for no reason they've gotten so…read moreexpensive(inflation is one thing but this different) I've seen the same product at other grocery stores go for less Like for buying cheese and doogh and bread I shouldn't come out to being $50. That only three products

Love this place . Shopped for noruz , spent almost 200 and received nice gift from staff. Produce…read morecould be fresher . Persian ice cream is on point

We got three pretzels at the Marietta Farmers Market: normal, long, and the layered croissant like…read moreone. The normal was good (4/5) but nothing special. The long one was great (4.75/5) and nice and soft inside. Last but certainly not least, the croissant line one was amazing (5/5) and a super unique texture and flavor! The service at the Marietta Farmers Market was quick and good (4/5), despite it being pretty busy.

Great selection of freshly baked bread and pastry. Good variety of frozen wieners, sausages, soups,…read moregravy, and sauerkraut. I found several Knorr products like gravy or soup. Also, they carry some canned goods, pickled items, sardines, and let's not forget some candy. The store was clean and the young man running the cash register provided good customer service. We purchased olive bread that turned out to be so tasty. To top our afternoon coffee, we enjoyed spinach cheese croissants. This store makes a nice destination if you are on the mood for German goodies. Just get ready to pay !

This place is the bees - knees when it comes to interesting foods from the Middle East. They have…read morefresh Lebanon, yogurt, cheeses, etc. and dried foods like nuts, seeds, etc. not to mention the canned goods. The gentleman that runs the store is delightful and ever so helpful. I would strongly recommend the store. If you are looking for spices, herbs, canned goods, etc. the prices are reasonable and the quality is excellent.

My husband and I have shopped at this international store since it was open. It is pretty small in…read moresize, but has lots of great items for sale. We by fava beans, Bulgarian feta Cheese, Greek Taramosalata, bread, Turkish coffee and all kinds of goodies needed for Middle Eastern meals. This store is clean, the owner is very friendly and helpful. The best thing is that all items have been marked with set prices. (Same prize for everyone!) We can highly recommend shopping there.

Overall great food. I work with several Hispanic ladies, and this is our go to restaurant when we…read morebring in lunch to the office. Have yet to have a bad meal here. Everything is 100% fresh, and reasonably priced.

Food is great in the restaurant but the service at the…read moremarket is. Not becareful when you buy ,none of the products has price or if different at the checkout counter if you question them why! you will get an smartass answer

Lots of Brazilian restaurants around and this is the best one for the price. Extremely fresh, make…read moresure you try their feijaoda. Super super good

We came to Goianão at the recommendation of a Brazilian friend. The place was jumping when we…read morearrived. It was a little crowded did not understand the meat was at the end of the line and probably got too many non meat dishes. Our plates weee pretty full! Food was tasty. My recommendations: save room for the meat! Also didn't love paying the same price (by weight for meat and salads). Don't skimp on the raisin salad stuff. Food really was all good but kinda pricey ($60 for what you see in my pic). Very busy and bustling. Not a lot of space for moving around. I almost knocked over someone's plate when exiting. All in all I would go back but probably do carry out.

Came here to pick up barberries which couldn't be located at Buford FM nor H-mart…read more ++ Found this small middle eastern grocer to be well organized and run by a friendly proprietor. Many choices of flat breads, Persian, middle eastern and Indian goods are found here. Noticed an interesting tea selection as well. Oddly their Yelp page had no pics so I added some :). + Their prices seem reasonable but slightly higher than Nazareth. ++ Parking is shared and plenty. Surprisingly, this Persian grocer is located next to Aldi in a bigger shopping center. This independently owned friendly grocer is worthy of revisits for hard to find middle eastern recipes!

Very Rude people not friendly at all . I can only find Sohan but is also very expensiveread more