The best Mediterranean grocer in Syracuse! Huge selection of items you can't find anywhere else in…read morethe city. Olives in bulk! They even have a deli counter. My dad's favorite cheese of all time is their sharp provolone, they were kind enough to let me sample some of their other options as well. Definitely stop in if you are looking to make an authentic meal, or try something new!

Wonderful mediterranean food market! Baklava, sweets, spices (in large containers, too), all kinds…read moreof things! Nice staff, good service, you feel like your far away!

A small business Italian import store. There is a ton of homemade goods here though which is where…read moreit really shines. Stop here for homemade dry, fresh and frozen pasta, cannolis and other desserts, stuffed olives, sandwhiches and salads. There is a huge selection for a relatively smaller place. Staff are all very nice and fast when placing a food order. What really pushes me to giving a 5 star though are thier subs. They are so delicious! The Campania is my favorite so far, which is prosciutto, fresh mozza- rella, basil pesto, tomato & garlic oil on your choice of bread. I of course went with an italian loaf but they also had wheat. You can also buy hot and cold sides like fried calamari and arancini.

I adore this Italian grocery market! I went on my birthday this year for something different and…read morefell in love with the selection, home-town family feel and the desserts. The authentic Italian desserts are worth the trip. They also have a well known deli in back and tons of frozen meals made right there that you can take home and warm for dinner. Their homemade vodka pasta sauce is so amazing. They also have a small section for fresh product and lots of olives. Highly recommend a trip to north Syracuse for this market. This is a nice area and many other places nearby for pizza, baked goods, shopping. The cashiers always greet me when I come in.

India Bazaar of Syracuse, located at 4471 E Genesee St in Syracuse, New York, is a full-line Indian…read moregrocery and international market. Here's what you can expect: Groceries: They offer a wide range of Indian groceries, including fresh and frozen vegetables, ready-to-eat and ready-to-cook meals, snacks, juices, and breads. Spices and Rice: You'll find an extensive collection of Indian spices and original Indian basmati rice. Frozen Meals: Both vegetarian and non-vegetarian frozen meals are available. Non-vegetarian options are kept in the first/ last rows. Vegetables: They stock vegetables suitable for Indian meals. Dosa Batter and Dahi: If you're a fan of dosas, you can purchase dosa batter here. They also have Indian yogurt (Dahi). You'll also be able to find Buldak noodles here but I usually buy them from Walmart cause they have better prices. They usually stock their items on Thursday. So now you know when you can find fresh veggies!

A solid Indian grocery in the plaza right at the end next to the dosa place and a restaurant…read moreproper. I've been in more frequently lately courtesy of trying a cookie/biscuit they sell that I am hopelessly addicted to. The available prepared frozen meals are good and have become a go-to freezer meal for when my husband and I don't want to cook. The Bazaar has the usual array of dal and beans you would expect at any Indian grocery. Their fresh produce is somewhat limited in scope but it's a decent place to get a big bundle of mint, dill, small green chilis, palak/spinach, taramind root, and a few other things I don't see as often in other Asian groceries. The dairy is a-okay and what you would expect of yoghurt, paneer, etc. Dry goods are the strength of the place and they have many options of 10lbs bags of rice available. I'm always tempted by the beautiful stainless steel pots and serving trays at the back of the store. There is a limited beauty supply section near the checkout. Checkout has always been fine. I usually end up distracted by the clearance shelf as soon as I get up there so I have learned to hit that first! The parking lot is angled parking and sometimes things get a little crazy so drive with caution. There aren't any bike racks that I have seen in the plaza but with a strong cable you could link up around the poles for the covered walk. It is on a bus line.

Excellent spot for Eastern European groceries, and a lot of Ukrainian offerings, and very nice…read morepeople running it! The ramen is worth a buy, they have an excellent meat case, and some take and bake offerings ( ) '... .

Love this store! Our first visit here and we were so pleased with the selection. Do not skip on the…read moreSauerkraut Belyash if you see them. Absolutely fantastic homemade inviting flavor. All of the staff were very nice.

Wonderful product and service! My boyfriend is so happy to have a place nearby to pick up his…read morefavorite bread from his hometown in South India when he is feeling homesick, and I love being introduced to delicious foods!

We don't order Mediterranean food enough, especially considering how many places we have available…read moreto us in Syracuse. This place was close by and relatively new, so we gave it a go. We've been jonesing for a good shawarma for ages, so we went with beef shawarma over rice, and lamb chops over rice. We threw in some beef sambusas and eggplant salad. The only complaint we had was the wait time. We showed up when they told us to, but ended up waiting about 25 minutes in store for the food. The staff were really friendly, and had we not ordered to go, it would have been a comfortable place to dine in. The lamb meat was tender and delicious. Not a ton of seasoning, but probably because it didn't need it. I'm seeing more and more places doing red and white sauce like the Halal Guys in NYC, and I'm all about it. The red sauce is bold and spicy, the white sauce is cool and refreshing, like Greek yogurt. They go amazing together, and I'd eat them on anything. It included two heavily seasoned pieces of pita. I'm guessing they were seasoned specifically for this meal, because the fresh mint garnish added a huge layer to the lamb meat. If you order this, I recommend asking for a ton of extra pitas seasoned just like that, even if you have to pay more. The shawarma is one of our favorites. They're not stingy with the sauce, and there's a good mix of veggies and lettuce. Extra credit for Lebanese pickles, they went a long way. The beef was a little chewy, but packed a punch. It's coated in a thick brown sauce that tastes similar to A1, but the meat itself is packed with different tastes - most notably nutmeg. I'm guessing they season it with garam masala. We definitely would have ordered some pitas if we knew it didn't include them. The sambusas were packed full of ground beef. The texture was pretty tough, but once you get past the corners they're so packed it doesn't matter. It seemed to be mostly just ground beef with little or no seasoning, but it came with a pretty flavorful dip. Not sure if it has a name, but it's Greek yogurt whipped into a frothy mixture and mixed with mint. It had a super light and airy texture that didn't match our expectations for a yogurt based dip. If you leave it for too long, it'll fall back down into an unpleasantly thin liquid like whipped cream. Texture aside though, the taste is immaculate and turned a bland sambusa into a full spectrum of flavor. Finally, we have the eggplant salad. This was our first time trying it, so I have nothing to compare it with. We tried to Google it to get a feel for what we were ordering, and the images were all over the map. I'm not sure if there's a standard or if it's a free for all. What we got was a very creamy mix of eggplant, roasted red peppers and onions. I'm guessing a lot of the creaminess is tahini, which gives it a toasted/smokey taste. It was unlike anything we've ever had before, and we're absolutely hooked. I'll definitely make sure I have pitas for it next time, it's pretty intense eating something this creamy by itself. This has been one of our favorite take out meals in a while. I hope these guys are here to stay.

I visited this new restaurant today for lunch. I have never had middle eastern food, and I had NO…read moreidea what I was missing. my husband and I chose two very different things to try... both delicious. we live right nearby and will definitely be visiting again. the prices were reasonable, the decor was lovely and most importantly it was delicious. this is my first review I've ever left on Yelp... it was that good.

First trip to Nichols Supermarket in Liverpool was decades ago when it was owned by Jim Hennigan…read more(Jim passed away in 1988). Mike Hennigan has continued its excellent reputation of being one of the best mom & pop CNY grocery stores offering diverse products and a wonderful / friendly staff. Today's lunch - Nichols Supermarket frozen haddock - and baked today. SEE PHOTO

The Village of Liverpool is home for Nichols Supermarket which has been a go to for fresh deli and…read morebaked goods , meats, and seafood selection! Weekly specials and Sub of the week for only $10.99! You can't beat that deal! Great meat selection and prices. Always efficient and friendly service at the deli and check out. Tons of homemade salads, the antipasto is my go to. This is the hometown grocery store you remember shopping at as a child, like stepping back in time. Three generation family owned local supermarket.

From the looks outside, I thought it would be bigger but turns out the market is only half the…read morestore. However, if you are looking into getting vietnamese ingredients, they have it all. This place is packed in every aisle, every nook and cranny. So with being said, the place was a bit tight. I was able to find things I couldn't find at the Asia Market nearby which is catered towards chinese cuisine. The prices are decent compared to the big cities nearby. I will definitely be shopping here more often to get my vietnamese goodies!

Does not have much stuff as I expected. The store is small and has few parking spots. Some items…read moreprice is okay and some is a bit over price. They offer decent frozen meat/seafood