Ron the manager does a great job at this convenient location. They know their public well they…read moreoffer a good variety of things and being two doors away from Meadowbrook food market combining the two you have a great variety of products in a small amount of area. Try the chocolate covered strawberries...

Great deli the sandwiches are a healthy size and taste great will definitely be coming backread more

Let's get to it: this is a come in, get your shit, stand in line and leave. It's too small to bring…read moremore than 2 people. Don't go in with a cart. The aisles are super small so when there are people ordering you pretty much need to (politely) shift around bodies. The meat is good for the price. You can easily host a bbq party with $10-$30. The packages start at $30 and go up over $100, it just depends on what you want. Everything is fresh and plenty of variety. The service is top game and respectful. Sandwich for breakfast and lunch hoagies are in the back. $5 range and nothing fancy, just average Joe stuff. I had the Italian and liked it. Mister Meat is in a shopping center so the parking is no problem. Returnable? Yes! ...just need to be able to get in, lol.

Service was great. Food quality is fresh. Purchased fresh turkey wings and a pernil. Great qualityread more

Great place for all of your Asian groceries. Plenty of free…read moreon site parking. Handicap and wheelchair accessible.

My local grocery store did not have some specific ingredients I needed for a meal my family wanted…read moreto prepare and thought they would have it at an Asian grocery. And they did! The market has everything laid out with translation signage. They have a fresh fish section which also had a lot of live water creatures available. There's the meat section, and thousands of Asian products that I'll never touch. The store was clean and had a lot of customers shopping. I did have to ask for help twice where my necessities were located as I was not familiar with the layout. Staff pointed out and even escorted me where I needed to go but I was on my own as to which specific branded product to purchase. One funny thing was a sign on the main entrance saying no photos or videos so I don't have any. It seems that Hung Vuong Food Market meets the needs of the community here.

THE place to buy Picanha, the prime cut of meat served in Brazilian steak- houses (,…read moretop-cap-sirloin). The price of the meat in general is very competitive. Also has a variety of Brazilian products, including real Brazilian coffee for cheap. (not the starbucks over-priced too watery blends).

Great source of South American groceries as well as for fresh meats, bakery products, and…read morebeverages. The staff is mostly immigrants, but apparently legal, all nice and helpful. It is a center of supply for the locals who shop there as well as Main Line types like myself. Go there to explore, I promise that you will find something unusual to take home.

Bring your own bag, to be planet respectful but mostly so you don't drop your precious deli items…read more I was in heaven in this store. Stoked that it's open til 9pm since every Italian deli closed by 4 or 6pm. Do not sleep on this market. The hot and cold deli has prepared lamb, fish, various salads, various chicken cutlets... SO MANY ITEMS. A soup bar, a frankfurter, bratwurst, sausage section. I saw several desert areas all around, cannolis, Dubai chocolate cakes, various croissants filled or not filled, fruits, fruit juices, various milks, unique eggs like blue hen, quail eggs, lox, various smoked salmon. I was really in awe. A international bread and bakery section, pesto sauces, balsamic vinegars, various olive oils. It was a fabulous representation of many countries foods...Italian, polish, Canada, Finland, Norwegian, Mediterranean. An employee told me it was a Russian store. It def had foods from all over the world. I really loved the produce section too... all fresh fruits and packages salads but I loved that there was a big section of cut veggies. Cut red onions, cut bell peppers, squashes, salsa and even pumpkin! They had about 4-5 types mushrooms too. I felt Wierd taking pics but I wanted to showcase their wonderful selection with a thorough review. I hope you visit soon. This place is a MUST!

Nice selection of international food. Decent prices. Bread section is plentiful but just ok…read more Nice prepared foods section. Produce looks better than it is most times.

I've visited the Italian Market countless times, walking past Claudio's on every visit without ever…read morestepping inside. On my latest trip, I finally decided to stop in rather than walk by again. The interior is a no-frills, old-school "pork store". Tiled floors, white walls, and stainless steel wire shelves packed to the brim with goods. Compared to some other spots in the Italian Market, Claudio's also has a more old-school feel when it comes to service. Cordial yet efficient, it's no tourist-curated experience. The deli has a meat and cheese selection befitting its location in the Italian Market, including some Claudio's-made items like their soppressata and Genoa salami. The cheese selection is a treasure trove. I picked up a piece of Sicilian primo sale with chili that caught my eye. While I was waiting for my meats and cheeses, the man working the deli counter offered me a nice sized piece of delicious Parmigiano Reggiano to sample. Beyond the deli counter, Claudio's carries pastas, sauces, canned and jarred goods, jams, and other products, including both Italian imports and its own branded items. I picked up a can of Claudio DOP San Marzano tomatoes for $5.49, which made a nice base for a pasta sauce. There's also an entire shelf dedicated to imported gluten-free pastas. Claudio's was well worth the stop, with a great selection of Italian deli products and staples. Even if you've visited the Italian Market countless times, it's worth stepping inside places you've walked past before to discover different sides of this historic neighborhood.

Don't come if you're in a hurry, as there is almost always going to be a crowd (with good reason)…read morebut they will get to you quickly enough. Stopped by the other day for some mortadella and gorgonzola but also picked up some pepperoncino and turnip tops while there.

This place is the classic bodega in the barrio. I love that I can enter a whole new context by just…read morestepping from the curb into the store. Latin rhythms abound and make me want to salsa as I pick my snack of choice, all the while making sure to pay attention to the expiration date on the package. I am always served in a courteous manner but I can't be in a rush as the conversation of the day between brothers, cousins, fathers and sons takes precedence. I actually try to listen and brush up on my high school Spanish. In this store the shelves are full to the brim with grocery items, snacks, treats, deli items and incidentals. They actually just expanded the the deli this year to include breakfast and different types of sandwiches. Every time I step out of the store I can't help but feel like I am missing something....not the items I purchased but the rich family and community that emanates from this magical place.

This is my local corner store that I buy wayyyyy too much diet coke (it's only 60 cents a can!)…read morefrom. It's really nothing to get overwhelmed about, but considering there are several other corner markets near me and I go to this one every time should be a testament of sorts. They lean towards the Mexican end of the spectrum and have a lot of Goya products (their cans of chick peas are only a dollar or something - I get all my chick peas for my hummus here), but really they have loads of everything (from food to cleaning to beauty products) priced on the fairly cheap end of the spectrum. They also have random DVDs and appliances for sale here. It's open fairly late, too. I believe it's open 10am-10pm 7-days a week. Don't go out of your way to seek this place out but if you live in the neighborhood it's definitely better than most.

Variedades Veracruzana has become a frequent stop on my ingredient shopping sprees that lead me…read morethrough the 9th Street Italian Market and down Washington Avenue... This tiny tienda has been taking care of all my Mexican hot sauce needs for some time now. If you're lookin for it, they probably have it: Tapatio, El Yucateco, Cholula, Valentina, and on and on. Most are significantly less expensive than if you were to buy em at a Supermarket of sorts. For instance, the Valentina extra hot salsa picante, which we've been shakin on everything lately, costs less than two buckaroos for the giant 34 oz bottle. Glug glug! Similarly mas cheap than usual are ingredients like La Morena chipotles in adobo... all that good stuff I'm constantly needing to stock up on. Besides my obvious love of Mexican condimentos, I frequently cook up a lot of sauces using ancho chiles, chiles de arbol, pasillas, guajillos, cascabels, look at me I'm just listing a buncha chiles... oh but there are more! These are what draw me again and again to this little shop. The many varieties of quality dried chiles are available in the bins to the left of the counter. And once again, this ol' bargain hunter is gonna have to make note of the good prices: They run $6.50 a pound, and for reference, about there are about 45 or so large dried guajillo pods in a pound. Que ganga!

This market is closed. It has been closed since, at least, October 2019…read more The closure is not due to COVID. It just closed and did not post any sign giving a reason or a new address.