I was intrigued by that new store but very interested. Coming from Europe, there are many food…read moreitems missing in the local food stores. Nothing essential but most have a missing element: "taste".One who has tasted French pickles then locally made pickles will get what I mean. The Global market is large, clean, unpretentious, organized by country so you can go to your ow area or adventure in other countries, an easy travelling experience. The staff is focused, nice, pleasant and ready to help.

Went here again everything was the exact same thing. Food was ok. Staff were ok. And the music was…read morea little loud. That weird smell was still there hoeever.

I went to Lina's 130th at 9:30 am to order two sandwiches for lunch, employee tells me "Sorry not…read moreuntil 11:00 AM" if he was really sorry, he could have made them!!! instead I drove to the Italian Market in Willow Park where they gladly made me two sandwiches. Andy A

Great pizza and authentic Italian pastry. Unique Italian food products and coffee, an unforgettable…read moreexperience.

The fruits we got from here were okay. Got some baked goods and they were decent for a quick…read morebreakfast. The space was a little tight.

The worst service I have ever seen. I ordered a product for delivery and they delivered the wrong…read moreitem. I tried to return it, but after 8 months of "processing return" I have yet to hear from them. if I could give it less than 1 star I would.

A little import store inside a warehouse. Since Christmas…read moreis coming the store is full of Christmas treats such as meat, Chocolates, Cookies, cheese, toys and house hold cookware items all imported from European. (I happen to making nuts and bolts that require bugles) Since the American company that make Bugles stopped making them in Canada it's nearly impossible to find. Until today! I was in the import store stocking up on Christmas treats I happen to see Bugles made by Lays!! Very expensive for a little bad, but I don't care I need them for my Nuts & Bolts!! I bought two bags. The quant store was staring to get busy was time to go. Checking out was easy, friendly lady behind the counter scanned and packed everything into a box. Easy pleasy. -very limited parking -outside looks like a warehouse so easy to miss

Been coming here my whole life ! My whole family is Dutch and this store is always stocked with the…read morebest of the best Dutch food. I recommend the beef croquettes!

good day is there…read moreanybody can reach this store owner po? the store is closed for awhile I think and I have some products for consigment I need to get my products Thank you and kind regards pls feel free to msg me here is my number 5879990389

The Filipino Market is a quaint l'il shop that carries a modest selection of authentic frozen and…read moredried goods, as well as an ample collection of Philippine made beauty products. (Some of the brands carried are Eskinol, Maxi Peel, Ponds, and Placenta) The Placenta name brand kinda threw me for a loop, as my understanding of the word doesn't lead me to want to rub it on my body, but different strokes for different folks I say. It may mean something entirely different in the Philippines -or not. Regardless, the lady behind the counter was charming and sweet and it was a pleasure to peruse her modest array of imported Filipino products.

Not only did I get Lucky when I found this supermarket, but let's be honest: I hit the friggin'…read morejackpot! Carrying Vietnamese, Thai, Phillipino, and Caribbean ingredients alike, this place is a one stop shop. Boasting a produce area, a fish market, a meat market and an impressive number of overly stocked shelves, Lucky Supermarket is a dream come true. Whether you're looking for fish sauces, Caribbean condiments, Vietnamese pickles, bean curd, cuts of meat or herbal medications, there is nothing this store doesn't carry. And can we just talk about the freshness of their products?!?!? Their stock is so fresh it's still swimming - seriously. With live tanks filled with swimming lobsters, clams, crabs, snails, oysters and fish, and cuts of meat so fresh you're suprised they aren't walking off their beds of ice, Lucky Supermarket is a must-see for any Asian food lover. If you've never been, it's time you got Lucky don't you think?

I found this place when I was taking my Maternity class next door at the Library. The selection and…read moreprices are fantastic. I found many items from Thailand that I miss very much. The parking is really good and we can always find the same stuff and more than T&T without a parking issue. |The only thing is that when they are out of something like canned or dry goods, they are out of it for months. I guess this is because most item come from asia. \It is a long ways from my house but I usually go here at least every 2 weeks. It's worth the drive.

This Indian spice store seems to stock packaged spices and ingredients that exceed most others in…read morethe Calgary area. Close to the south Raj Palace, it seems they are an area go-to store. As most of their competition is in the NE, likely suits the demands of the Indian population deep in the south of Calgary. As well, as I cook mixed curries from scratch fairly regularly - mostly Chettinad curries - that require about 20 spices, good to have a spice store that stocks more spices than some others. Picked up some javitri mace that cooks well with curries, stews, steamed basmati rice, and other home dishes. Seems a good return spot for spices when visit Raj Palace, Midnapore from time to time. Check it out and see if you agree?

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My husband shops there a lot. Occasionally I accompany him. They have great products!!! However one…read moreperson did not mask yesterday on Dec 21. Not one of the staff as him to put on a mask.

I can't believe this GEM of a sausage maker has yet to be reviewed. I thought this town was filled…read morewith foodies who search out the refined, obscure nuances of gastrointestinal culture. I guess they're mostly 'fakirs', hyuk! I am not Polish so I cannot spell or pronounce things, but I think the owner/maker is called Miertek. Anyway you slice it, this is the guy to come to if you want locally produce cured/smoked meats and sausages. His fatty hungarian is the winter bomb, and the roasted bacon (that's right, ROASTED BACON) is a gift from the gods of meat preparation. I suggest that you peruse and randomly choose what looks appealing your first time. There is sooo much, you WILL be back. This guy is the sausage man for Calgary. Regarding his cuts of meat, I have only done his pork tenderloin -- it was exactly what I wanted. They also offer lots of other Polish things. Their fresh sauerkraut and pickles are better than almost anywhere else (Jan's gives him a run though), his smoked mackerel is as good as Jan's, and his scratch perogie selection is a cut above -- avoid the sauerkraut ones, they don't freeze as well as the others (sauerkraut perogies are best fresh). Lots of canned goods, spices, sweets, preserves et cetera. Just remember -- this is THE sausage guy. Closed Mondays, go to Bon-Ton then. Only then. Or wait for Miertek to open tuesday...