A MUST STOP, especially if you're in the area or if you're eating at the Euro Grill next door. The…read moreolder gentleman manning the shop was taking a break outside, saw us approaching, and immediately went to open up. It's a cute and cozy shop filled to the brim with European goodies. Lots and lots of chocolate and snacks (gummies, candies, biscuits, cookies, etc.), dried pasta, sauces, soup mixes, and so much more. Definitely a lot to look and and the variety is top notch with lots that are difficult to find elsewhere if you're not specifically at a European market. While checking out, I was eyeballing some of the chocolates that they had at the counter and the gentleman working was super nice enough to give my boyfriend and I some samples. Super friendly, welcoming, and giving the best grandpa vibes ever. I got some tea biscuits of various sizes and some really fun looking Garfield hazelnut wafer cookies and my boyfriend got himself some pasta and dried soups. Definitely will stop by again the next time I'm in the area.

Euro market is a local Balkan market where you'll find Balkan staples that you won't find in…read moreAmerican markets. It's steps away from Euro Grill. Some go to staples that you'll find in Balkan households are vegeta - a universal seasoning for soups, meats and most dishes, chicken noodle soup packets with said vegeta seasoning (so flavorful, hands down better than any chicken soup you've tried), ajvar (mild to spicy roasted vegetable spread), smoked meats and frozen cevapi to name a few. You'll find tons of candies, cookies, sweats and treats. Keep in mind everything is imported so check dates and remember dates are going to be day first month second. Nelle gives friendly service, he is always so welcoming and happy to see you.

Nice range for a smaller store, friendly and helpful employees. They were out of mango pulp, but so…read morewere all the other stores. Fresh sesame buns behind the counter made up for it :)

The store could not make change for larger bills for a $2.19 purchase today. Then they wanted a…read more$.50 fee to use a credit card. Either keep sufficient cash to make change in the cash register or waive a high credit card fee for a $2.19 purchase.

I've been a regular customer here and often bought their house-made meat crepes. This time I bought…read more10, and when I got home, they smelled like spoiled meat. I called the store and was told to return them. When I came back, instead of addressing the issue, the employee tried to place the blame on me for not bringing the receipt, shifting the focus away from the fact that spoiled food had been sold. I then received a silent cash refund placed on the counter -- no apology, no explanation, and no acknowledgment of the problem. Selling food that smells spoiled is unacceptable. Handling it without even basic courtesy makes it worse. Very disappointing experience. . 10 -- . . , , , , , . -- , , - . . . .

Fresh food always, politely personal. Excellent cuisine. An excellent selection of European…read moreproducts for every taste.

I placed my first order, a pre order for Le Beurre Bordier imported from France. Was butter from…read moreFrance necessary? No. Did I deserve to treat myself? Yes. Anyway, I received an email today that my order would be arriving tomorrow during the time that I'd be at work. I didn't think in advance to request an iced and insulted bag for the butter, simply because I've never not bought my butter locally before. In the email I was sent, there was a phone number to someone named Remy. I immediately texted with my name and address and asked what to do. Remy responded to me immediately with a link on how to add the insulated bag. When I saw that I'd have to pay shipping again, I asked Remy if there was any way to avoid pay shipping a second time. Remy immediately responded with a custom invoice for the few dollars it was to add on the insulated bag. Customer service so far is a 10/10 and I'm very much so looking forward to receiving my order tomorrow!

In case anyone is confused, this isn't a store you can walk into. It's a grocery delivery service…read morewhere you order online and can pick up your order at the address listed. Ordered online and picked up here, everything went well. Wish there was a store I could browse though

A good assortment, reasonable prices, the store is clean, and the staff is responsive and pleasant…read more You can also place special orders there.

I have not visited Zoya for a while due to COVID but recently discover this super delicious…read moreaddictive healthy Rye bread that I cannot stop eating. Price is reasonable, always fresh. I picked up some Rudd Russian fish and secretly wish they have the white fish I can get in the city. Hope you find this info useful

There are a lot of places to grab drink and ingredients to make food. There is a specialty store in…read moreSan Francisco which has ingredients which are Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, European, and Asian. You will find Turkish sour cherry jam. This place specializes in olives (like the one you put in your dirty martinis). They have thirty different types of olive oils and sell it by the bottles. They also bottles of European wine from Italy and Spain and Middle Eastern wines like Lebanese wine along with Japanese sake. This place is located on Clement street and it's called Olive. On a Friday stroll in San Francisco's Richmond District looking for something to drink, eat, and cook. I landed on Clement street again but this time at a specialty store. Inside you find aisles of ingredients to cook with and bottles of olive oil and specialty wines. They have the Don Juan's favorite Pinot Noir . You will also find wines like Syrah, Sherry and Rosé. They carry artisan pasta for Don Juan's tofu spaghetti ( made with Angel hair). This is the place to create the taste international flavors of different parts of the world. San Francisco Summer is approaching next month some days you have to wear a hat or a "beanie"and some days are so hot you will see some by the beach in a "bikini" you can also get a taste of the world and -Americana-not talking about the movie with "Sydney Sweeney" so grab something at Olives like the ones you pair in a Dirty "Martini" Come get some wine from Armenia , Italy and "Greece "then some that are "Lebanese" which is wine from the "Middle East "and then some Spanish Sherry wine and sake that's "Japanese"

A cute little specialty shop with Greek and Mediterranean foods available, as well as some other…read moreMiddle Eastern goodies! All good brands and quality and a few things that are harder to find in other stores, we picked up a few things as we were going by. Worth stopping in if you're looking for some a snack, ingredients, or just random stuff to taste.

As an American-born, first generation Nihonjin, I have a palate to satisfy in the pickle…read moredepartment!! Not only those yellow daikon pickles (takuan), various pickled plums (umeboshi) and ginger pickles (gari) that may be an excellent addition to your home made sushi will be here; but also, these little perfect pickles you crave can be found by just asking the japanese ladies who listen to you rant about what you've been craving. Even if you don't know the name of it.. Example : "I had this daikon that was pickled with cherry blossoms and it's kind of sweet but not overwhelming..." She got it. TY to her knowledge, I still don't know the name of it. PERFECT EXAMPLE IRIS! Boom tish. Anywho, the restaurants come here to buy this emperor-status, Japanese pickles by the bulk. Ask for samples if you want. Oh, and this is at the veeeery back inside Mitsuwa Marketplace.

An awesome array of pickles. When I generally have Tsukemono it's at a restaurant. You can have it…read moreto your hearts desire here. Pickled ginger, plum, daikon, cabbage. THe list is huge. All things fermented and pickled in this crazy awesome kiosk.

As a recent transplant to SF from NYC, I had no idea where to get my usual South Asian goods…read more Thankfully we found Samirami's and I was able to pick up my trusty Alphonso mango purée for making mango lassi, kataifi for making Dubai chocolate-inspired things, Cortes rose water (my favorite brand), Cortes orange blossom water, and pomegranate molasses. They even had a lot of pistachio paste though I had just bought some from Greece and Italy so I didn't need any.

Great Middle Eastern / Palestinian grocery store. I get all kinds of stuff from here - housemade…read moreprepared foods (love the muhummara), cheese & halloumi (7 kinds!), herbs and loose-leaf tea, bulk nuts & dried fruits (barberries, hard to find), spices, flatbread / pita, and pantry items like olive oil & tahini in giant jars. Multiple kinds of harissa. I love the olive oil soaps and treats like imported biscuits, halvah & turkish delight -- so pretty. I love coming here and browsing the shelves. Everyone is so nice here.

We had the papaya salad and the kha poon soup (spelling?). They were both good but the soup stood…read moreway out. It was delicious. The place is located in a Mexican store and is take out only. The service was excellent and the owners very interesting and communicative. Definitely will be going back for the soup and to explore the rest of the menu!

When my sister went to school in Merced, we always made sure to stop by Papaya Lady whenever we're…read morein town. Since she has graduated, I won't be in town anytime soon, but I highly recommend them for some good Thai and Laotian bites if you're ever in Merced! They have a selection of delicious dishes and I have loved everything that I've tried. My go-to orders are the Papaya Salad and Khao Poon. The papaya salad is a must and the spice level was the perfect amount. The Khao Poon is a coconut curry based noodle soup that is so flavorful. I've also come to really enjoy the Nam Khao (Laotian crispy rice salad), each bite is crunchy and absolutely delish. Your Asian comfort food cravings will definitely be satisfied here. Wishing The Papaya Lady continued success!

Donuts are super yummy! Customer service is really great! I will definitely be checking them out…read moreagain!

First time trying Danny's Donut Shop today Great price,…read moreservice was good Donuts: Light, soft and yummy Churro donut holes: They were light and tastes good warm! Blueberry Cake Donut: I'm not a fan of the glazed part but I loved the soft texture and flavor inside Glazed Cronut: My first time having a Cronut (I'll have to try the sugar covered Cronut since I'm not a fan of glazed lol) Honorable Mention - Guava filled donut My Favorite, thus far! No glaze or sugar on the outside and you definitely won't miss it!