Excellent selection of fresh bakery items and fresh produce. Superior quality products and great…read morevariety of essentials. Customer service is perfect! The ambiance is has the feeling of a mini farmers market. Worth the drive.

This shop was a nice little find while exploring part of Greenville…read more Just the day before blew through Georgia and was only able to shop at a couple of markets for a few minutes. Walking in had no intentions of getting a cart well that changed after checking out some of the shelves. Shrimp chips, coconut snacks, rice noodles, rice soups, red kamaboko and reusable face masks were just a few items purchased Definitely will shop here again. See photo.

Benefit of the doubt, giving three stars because I really would like to see the concept of…read more neighborhood NY deli succeed. But these guys don't really know how to make a decent sandwich for the value. Sorry, its a price/execution problem. I did come back and try the Reuben. Not even close to the top five in town or even, maybe, top ten with Arby's beating them out. Arby's has a pretty decent Reuben, but best in house right now is probably Select in Greer followed by Greenfields Deli. (By default that both The Cafe at Wilson's Hardware in TR and Bacon Brothers closed). Back to the review. First visit, Italian Combo, see review. Very light on the meat side. Second (this) visit with my son, I had the Reuben and he had the Italian Combo. Both with chips and a drink came to $39. Yep, you read that right, which is fine if the sandwiches knocked your socks off. But, the Reuben was disappointing. The bread was lightly, lightly toasted, no butter. Sauerkraut was very light and I really couldn't tell if there was any Swiss cheese on this sandwich. The meat was also warm outside, but cold to center. The meat portion was not well proportioned to the sandwich overall. It was decent, but not even close to the $12.99 price tag. I can't even for certain say that all the basic ingredients were there much less the execution. So, I love the guys. Very friendly. Love the story. But, please, rethink how to make a sandwich for this price. Yeah, I have been to NY and eaten at plenty of NY deli's, so put that card back in the deck. It's not only overpriced, but under-executed. For context: same meal at Jersey Mike's (Italian #13 Regular) with chips and bottle of water is $14.34 including tax. Harry's Hoagies is $11.80 for the 6 inch. Publix (Boar's head just like C & C, whole Italian sub) $9.59 for the whole sub. Even today, Chick-Fil-A - #2 combo, large drink, medium fries and an extra eight count nugget, $16.33 with tax.

Ok, so I don't get the hype on this place. So, they're from NY. They certainly don't make a NY…read moresandwich, and I am from New York! I will start by saying the only good about the place, is that the meatballs actually tasted pretty good, which is very hard to find down here. Unfortunately, that's the only good. I ordered 4 sandwiches to try more than one item since I don't live in Greenville. I live in Woodruff, so it's not around the corner for me. the sandwiches are very small, and they are so skimpy with the ingredients, I couldn't believe it. Sandwich #1. The egg sandwich- Almost no ham or bacon, and under cooked sausage (I asked for well done), and the roll was not fresh. In fact, Same thing for all the rolls. Sandwich #2- the meatball hero. They only put 2 (TWO) meatballs cut in half on the whole sandwich, and seriously just about NO cheese and sauce! Completely Skimped out! Sandwich #3- the Chicken Cutlet (with lettuce, tomato, and mayo). Again, 2 small and very dry cutlets with a slight film of mayo. Yet to be desired. Sandwich #4- the Mamma Mia. Again, barely any meat, and the thinnest slice of Provolone EVER, and another slight film of mayo (I ordered instead of Italian dressing). This was over $70.00. and not worth $30.00 for what you get! Over all the biggest rip off yet. These sandwiches are very small in girth and very small in length for the $13.00 each they charge for them. So sad. I hoped for better from fellow New Yorkers, and I hoped they would have better products and last here for a while, but anyone who truly knows a good sandwich isn't going to go back to this place. Sorry Guys, but if you want returning customers, you'll need to step up your game and not be so cheap! I don't mind paying higher prices for a good sandwich, but these just are disgracefully sad.

Authentic Chicken Shawarma and absolutely the best if you are cravings the flavours of the Middle…read moreEast. In fact it was so good that I didn't capture the photos of the meal. Next time indeed will post pictures, or will try. Truly the aromatic scents of the Chicken Shawarma will capture your senses when you walk in the door of this wonderful merchant. Although I do have an image of my grocery haul while I was there. Bonus there is a Butcher with fresh meat selection if that is your fancy. There is also Lamb and Goat and it is Halal! Service is very professional. The ambiance is that of a locally owned small market. However, there are plenty of international options and fresh produce! An example, my pasta is from both Turkey and France! Do give them a try.

I was slightly nervous about this place when I walked in. It's a grocery store with a small kitchen…read morearea in the back, with a limited menu. I ordered the chicken shawarma with fries. You pay at the register up front. They don't have a dining area. It was very reasonably priced ($10 and change), which is a steal for the portions that they give you. When I got back to my office and opened the box I was shocked at the size of the chicken shawarma, it was a little smaller than a burrito from chipotle. They also give you a good portion of fries, basically filling up the whole to go box. They put some type of seasoning on the fries that is very good, and the sauces and spices they use on the chicken shawarma were amazing. Don't let the location and first impression fool you, the food is amazing. Everything was hot and fresh. The lady that was preparing the food was very kind and polite, and helped me figure everything out since it was my first time eating here. I will definitely be back.

Didn't have any of the Ethiopian spices I was looking for but the person on staff was very polite…read moreand helpful! Definitely would recommend!

It is very well kept they have all kinds of meat from alligator to beef but thankfully they do have…read moredog meat they have lucozade which is really hard to find in north america and if you buy it off the internet it it 40.00 and there it was 7 for a 900 ml bottle

Great oriental market around the backside of the business. Great antiqueish things upstairs in the…read morefront of the store.

Mr. Kim is an excellent business operator. It is a very unassuming business on the top side that…read moresays Oriental Imports. If you go to the back of the store you will find a stairwell that leads to the bottom of the complex. There is a complete grocery store full of the freshest ingredients in town.

My wife and I recently tried Augusta Street Market twice, sampling three different offerings from…read moretheir "New York Deli with Southern Style" menu. First off, if you know the Augusta Road area (as it's known locally) you know it's a narrow, heavily congested retail corridor dividing expensive neighborhoods from very expensive neighborhoods. This market sits far enough south of the usual cluster of restaurants and shops that you'll think you missed it -- twice. If you know where the Spinx near Blythe Academy is, Augusta Street Market is across the street and one block south. The store itself is bright, white, and very open. It was clearly something else years ago before being remodeled into this interesting venue. There's seating out front, on a side patio, and along the front windows. Parking in front is limited to maybe three spots, but there's additional parking behind the building. Just take Club Drive along the side and park in back. In the center of the store is a large X-shaped shelving system loaded with curated goodies: crackers, pretzels, spices, honey, olives, teas, chips, dried pasta, sauces, Greenville's own Poppington's popcorn flavors, and more. A cooler along the far wall holds drinks and desserts. The deli area and serving counter are completely open to the kitchen. We haven't visited during a rush, but it feels like the place could quickly turn into a fast-moving NYC-style sandwich machine when busy. The staff has been patient with first-time customers, taking time to walk people through the menu and options. On my second visit, the gentleman behind the counter was literally packed and ready to leave for the day when I walked in. He saw me and immediately acted as though he still had several hours left in his shift -- which, so far, feels far more "Southern Style" than "New York Deli." But the real reason to come here is the sandwiches. The lunch and early dinner menu is split into HOT and COLD categories. The hot sandwiches include eleven options featuring chicken, beef, turkey, tuna salad, shrimp, pastrami, a black bean burger, and a three-cheese grilled sandwich. The cold sandwiches feature eleven more combinations of cold cuts, turkey, chicken breast, chicken salad, and specialty cheeses. On our first visit, we split the Waverly: roasted turkey with melted sharp cheddar, cherry jam, and black pepper Dijon on grilled milk bread. It was piled high and easily large enough for two people to share. The sandwich was flavorful and generous, with bread that felt like part of the experience rather than simply a vehicle for the fillings. It immediately made us want to come back. The Waverly was $16, with most sandwiches ranging from $13 to $18. The deli salads include chicken salad, tuna salad, sweet berry salad, cucumber salad, potato salad, caprese salad, coleslaw, grape crunch salad, and macaroni salad. Pimento cheese and egg salad are also available, though I didn't spot them in the case. Chip options include several Carolina Kettle flavors along with Zapp's and Deep River chips. Drinks include canned sodas, teas, lemonade, and the expected coffeehouse coffee selections. On our second visit, I grabbed sandwiches to meet my wife for a picnic. This time we ordered the Canal ($14) and the Bleeker ($17). The Canal is a tuna salad sandwich with dill pickles, melted Gruyère, fresh dill, and grilled wheat bread. It was good, though I think I might actually prefer it served cold. Like the Waverly, it was generously portioned, so the $14 price carried no regrets. The Bleeker was a stacked Italian sandwich with assorted cold cuts, provolone, shredded iceberg lettuce, shaved onion, cherry pepper relish, oregano, oil, and vinegar on a hero roll. Again, piled high and beautifully assembled, it never felt overpriced. The bun wasn't merely sprinkled with sesame seeds -- it was completely coated in them. Once again, the bread was a co-star, not a background extra. The plan was for each of us to eat half of each sandwich. My wife could barely finish her half of the Bleeker. I powered through the Canal and most of the Bleeker, saving the final half of the Italian sandwich for breakfast the next morning. (What? Never had an Italian deli sammich for breakfast? Expand your palates!) Augusta Street Market also offers entrée salads along with tomato bisque and chicken noodle soup. There's a kids menu featuring PB&J, ham and cheese, turkey and cheese, and grilled cheese sandwiches. The breakfast menu looks worth exploring as well, with fried egg sandwiches featuring bacon, cheeses, pastrami, ham, sausage, and avocado. There's also whipped ricotta on a bagel. Breakfast sandwiches range from $8 to $13. Definitely give this place a try. Check out their website for all the extra options, or just ask at the counter. These artisans are proud of their work. I've also heard a second location may soon be opening in Clemson.

Easily best Deli sandwiches I've ever had, service is always great, don't have to wait too long for…read morefood. The food speaks for itself!!!

If you're looking for unique, you've found it. This gem is currently the only one of its kind in…read moreSouth Carolina, selling kava drinks. The location on Hwy 29 is easy to find, in a small strip mall, near the Bob Jones University area. The owner Gabriel was recently awarded Young Entrepreneur of the Year for Greenville! The first thing I noticed is how relaxing the environment is. There's dimmed lighting, tropical polynesian decor, couches, salt lamps, and tables. There's a huge chalkboard calendar with all upcoming events like yoga, coloring night, movie night, parties, and more! You can tell they're all about community. The employees are so helpful and friendly, that made my first visit quickly comfortable. They explained what kava is, how its made, where its from, and then they offer a free sample to every first timer. It reminds me of a bitter coffee root flavor, very earthy. Then you can select flavors and cocktail versions, non-alcoholic of course. I enjoyed the mint tsunami, mojito, and mai tai. All slightly sweet, tart, minty, etc. Lots to choose from! Check them out during Happy Hour to get a few dollars off.

Chill vibe. If you're looking for a place to have a nonalcoholic drink and crack open your laptop…read moreto listen to some music this is your place. Some of the drinks are different but worth trying and the staff is super helpful

The fruit and produce is very good and is comparably priced to sale items at big chain grocery…read morestores. The blueberry pop-tarts are delicious, but they should be at $10 a box. The folks staffing the stand are very nice and professional. The stand itself has the nostalgic ambiance of a country store. It's pretty welcoming. The antique truck and the old farm tractor in the front parking lot rekindles fond memories of decades gone by up in New England during Autumn foliage days. It would be nice if B&L's was open during the fall season.

CANNOT WAIT FOR NEXT YEAR! Sooooo good. The green beans were our favorite, although Everything is…read moregreat! Until we found the jars of spicy sweet pickles! YUUUUMMMMY! The Ambiance is very nice too...... very organized!

I noticed this restaurant today. Upon my arrival I noticed that the restaurant was inside of the…read moreInternal store located across from Bob Jones University in the Lake Plaza Shopping Center. Apparently the restaurant just opened in August of 2021 but, the International store has been there for over 8 years! I'm definitely happy I stopped by today and tried out the Jamaican food. The flavors were Very good, fresh and the Hot sauce was on point too! I will return soon now that I have found this convenient Fresh restaurant. The owner of it, Coco, was super nice and positive. Her co-pilot was Sylvia who was equally as friendly and obviously just as authentically Jamaican too. Bravo ladies for your sweet impression! See you again soon :)

The ambiance was nice and the food was delicious! We especially loved the sancocho soup! The…read morewaitress was terrific. We'll definitely return when we're in Spartanburg next time.

We had a surprise birthday party for my husband here tonight and everything was absolutely…read moreamazing! Thevfood the atmosphere, the staff everything was fantastic! The staff is so accommodating and the manger was so awesome! They set up the party items that we brought in and did a fantastic job! They brought out sombraros and passed them out to some of our guests and the staff all sang happy birthday to my husband James,who turned 72 years young today! This restaurant is the place for great food and fantastic service. We highly recommend this establishment to any and everyone who enjoys great food,great service and wonderful atmosphere. My husband and all my guests really enjoyed themselves. I thank everyone at this restaurant who helped me give my husband a great birthday party. Thank you all ti Edgar Urquijo and all your staff who attended to us tonight!!!