I came here for Mexican guajillo chilies after asking a friend if she knew where i could find them…read more I was impressed with the variety of fresh produce, spices and dried chilies. The prices were average for most of the items that I am familiar with. I thought some of the spices were reasonably priced and the variety was expansive. Staff helped me in finding what i wanted. The store is well organized and well stocked.

I could have spent two hours in this store. I wanted to make a special curry over the holiday for…read moremy family. Every ingredient was so fresh and reasonably priced that it was worth the 30 minute drive in holiday traffic. I didn't feel rushed and there were plenty of of employees willing to help when asked. I highly recommend!

I came in looking for a good tea, and they had a decent selection of reasonably priced loose leaf…read moreteas to choose from. compared to american grocery stores, the store isn't huge but as far as indian markets goes it is pretty big and has a big selection of products and produce. Big spice department with prices that make it easy to buy lots of new spices to try. As a bonus they have a small restaurant in the back called Chaat House that was very good. Location is pretty easy to find and convenient to get to from post road or 95.

When I lived in West Haven I shopped here quite often. As a westerner it was extremely exciting to…read morebuy new spices here - now I use amchur (mango powder) quite often! Compared to American "natural foods" markets and the like, the spices here are literally 1/4th the price. Also, you can get essential produce like onions, garlic, coriander, potatoes, limes, bell peppers and capsicum (green chiles). Last time I came, the man gave me the green chillies for free! Also got some *super* good Tandoori Nan here - they have breads as well. The store is moderately small, but they have tons of stuff. Makes me miss living in West Haven, I hope they stay in business forever!

I've been looking for a African Market in my area for quite some time. I came across the Golden…read moreTree Market online and decided to give it a try. When I first walked in, I was greeted by the guy behind the register. I found everything on my list from pounded yam, yams, peak milk, to milo. The market had all of the basics and much more. I will definitely use this market again.

From the owner: African Tree Market offer specialty food supplies to anyone looking for African groceries or…read moreCaribbean groceries. African Tree Market will be having its Grand Re-Opening on Sunday January 8th, 2017 @ 1pm with special discount offering. Stop in to see what we offer and take a piece of culture with with you.

Rude owner talks very bad to her customers will never buy my food I need from her if you bring…read moreitems back because it's wrong she yells at you

Wow, what a store. Insane selection of Indian / regional food products including produce, bulk, and…read morefrozen. Reasonable prices. Store empty at 6 PM on a Saturday.

Lovely little Asian market! The owner is super nice too. I do go there shop whenever I'm in the…read morearea. Never have any issues

What a great selection! I found items I missed from several Asian countries (Indonesia, Korea,…read moreJapan, China). There were my general favorites and new surprises. The owners were a bit shy, but polite. The store is quite packed so look carefully. The tea collection was a nice surprise! The prices were reasonable too!

Hispanic store they have everything you would need Mexican…read moreproducts Basic needs to fresh bakery (bread) Spices.

My favorite place in and around new haven. An incredible selection of chillies, snacks, and…read moreprepared foods. The lady working was so sweet and helpful.

Great ingredients will be perfect if they deliver. LOL I know that's too much to ask but its all…read moreround perfection. I love the store owner too although he asked if I was interested in buy ogogoro the other day LMAO smh but its all love. Love the store and ingredient but that bitterleaf I bought I had to use all my energy to wash it which was a bit stressful but its better than nothing and onugbu soup came out perfect.