I was looking for a chai tea related gift, and I found Steepers on Yelp. I emailed ahead, and they…read moreresponded early the next day. When we arrived, we were impressed with the variety of teas and related serving ware, cups, teapots, infusers and other accessories. The owner was very kind and helpful with suggestions on the chai varieties. We bought some beautiful teacups and chai, and we'll definitely be back for more from this local gem.

I visited Steepers for the first time during the Campbell farmers' market. My friend and I both…read moreordered iced tea, mine was on tap and hers was a Thai tea latte they made to order. My tea was about $5 and was refreshing without being too sweet. The person at the front was very meticulous about the latte they were making, so it was very fresh and my friend said it was tasty as well. Attentive service and lots of options to choose from for a drink or from the retail side of their store. Recommend if you want to mix it up from your regular drinks!

We loved our Hey Hey! Gourmet spice blends, and I have now discovered they are no longer in…read morebusiness. Does anyone know how to contact the woman behind the spices? Please reach out!

The habanero lime dip saved my relationship!!! There's no…read morefight I can't win if I pull this stuff out. I'd give anything for the recipe. I heard the store closed and I actually cried.

Love their produce!!!! This is always my favorite Sprouts to…read moreshop at. I was running late last night and needed a few last minute items right before closing time. I was so worried the employees would be disappointed in a customer barging in while they were trying to close up. Instead, I was met by the shining smile of Shazia. She greeted me with kindness and helped me find all my last minute recipe ingredients! It was such a pleasure to not feel rushed (although it was late) and to receive such knowledgable and helpful assistance. Before I knew it, was back on the road with my shallots. Thank you Shazia!

This Santa Clara sprouts is always well organized n staff are so humble and helping…read more Today I met ms Shazia was so nice to come and help me choose beautiful flower bouquet. She is so soft spoken. Thank shazia.

A MUST STOP, especially if you're in the area or if you're eating at the Euro Grill next door. The…read moreolder gentleman manning the shop was taking a break outside, saw us approaching, and immediately went to open up. It's a cute and cozy shop filled to the brim with European goodies. Lots and lots of chocolate and snacks (gummies, candies, biscuits, cookies, etc.), dried pasta, sauces, soup mixes, and so much more. Definitely a lot to look and and the variety is top notch with lots that are difficult to find elsewhere if you're not specifically at a European market. While checking out, I was eyeballing some of the chocolates that they had at the counter and the gentleman working was super nice enough to give my boyfriend and I some samples. Super friendly, welcoming, and giving the best grandpa vibes ever. I got some tea biscuits of various sizes and some really fun looking Garfield hazelnut wafer cookies and my boyfriend got himself some pasta and dried soups. Definitely will stop by again the next time I'm in the area.

Euro market is a local Balkan market where you'll find Balkan staples that you won't find in…read moreAmerican markets. It's steps away from Euro Grill. Some go to staples that you'll find in Balkan households are vegeta - a universal seasoning for soups, meats and most dishes, chicken noodle soup packets with said vegeta seasoning (so flavorful, hands down better than any chicken soup you've tried), ajvar (mild to spicy roasted vegetable spread), smoked meats and frozen cevapi to name a few. You'll find tons of candies, cookies, sweats and treats. Keep in mind everything is imported so check dates and remember dates are going to be day first month second. Nelle gives friendly service, he is always so welcoming and happy to see you.

Good customer service: The two owners at this shop are always friendly, and attentive to customers'…read moreneeds. On top of that, they offer similar products with better pricing. I like this store, my to-go store for frozen meat balls, O-Long Tea, and other stuffs.

Came by today to see if they got a certain herbal pills that I was looking for. The guy who helped…read morewas pretty kind, he asked the lady in the back if they got it. She was being super rude back there.

My go to for my high polyphenol olive oil. Knowledgeable staff. Well organized store layout. Street…read moreparking.

Pretty disappointed in my visit here. They get an extra star for the friendly service that they…read moreprovided though. I've been on an aged balsamic vinegar and olive oil binge lately, and have checked out a bunch of shops ranging from San Diego to Carmel Valley near Carmel-by-the-Sea. I was excited to potentially discover a closer source of high quality balsamic vinegar and olive oil. To assess how good of a product they had, I asked for the 25 year aged balsamic and the Picual EVOO. The 25 year aged balsamic was quite watery, had OK flavor (just a bunch of basic berry and grape flavors, no honey), and had too much of a vinegary bite. In comparison, the 25 year aged balsamic that I had in Carmel Valley poured like molasses with an incredible mouthfeel, much richer and more complex flavors including oak cask flavor and an ultra-long wildflower honey note finish. Next up was the Picual EVOO. Honestly, I didn't really taste very much aside from a light olive aroma. Felt very watery, not much of that green/herbal note, no sharpness, just a whole lot of nothing. This was even more disappointing than the 25 year Balsamic. The Picual I had in Carmel Valley was punchy as it should be, tons of fresh herbs, grass, spice all up front. I don't know if it's potentially a difference in first extraction vs using the remnants/grinds. But I cannot recommend the olive oil at all. The drive really is worth it guys, until an actual proper EVOO and Vinegar places shows up in South Bay at least.

The best market within at least ten miles. Its 9n a busy street & people drive past it all the time…read more& never even notice it.

This grocery store has super fresh produce, almost like going to your local Farmers Markets. I love…read morethe huge variety of spices. Fresh Mexican sweets called Pan Dulce. Which means sweet bread. Similarly like donuts, pound cake, bear claws, etc. They also offer fresh coffee grounds. Love that! The grocery store is really organized. The woman who checked out my purchases was very friendly.

The five stars is for the orange cat posed next to the window. It doesn't look as good in the…read morepicture, but on the shelf it seemed to exude a presence of its own, even without any special lighting. There were other items like that inside, like the doll in the picture, and what might have been a pot for sugar.

In the market for a beautiful vase or coffee set for mom before mother's day, you can thank me…read morelater because I found your spot. Located a few hundred feet from the corner of St. John and N. 4th Street, this small boutique carries lots of small gift items, traditional Mexican candies, chocolates, herbs, spices, as well as some clothing items. Owners are friendly and are often at the store. They've been around for several years, but they do very little advertisement. Mainly clientele comes from word of mouth or the occasional curious bystander. Prices are reasonable and their hours are great. Still, I'd call ahead to see if they're open before I visit.

I have a real problem, I cannot stop coming back to International Food Bazaar and at this point I…read morehave fully accepted it!!! This place has been a San Jose staple for years and has been my go-to main supermarket for as long as I can remember. The selection covers everything you could possibly need, from international products to everyday household essentials all under one roof, the kind of variety that makes any other grocery store feel incomplete. What keeps me coming back just as much as the products is the staff. Many of them have been there for years, always friendly, always consistent, always making you feel genuinely welcomed. That kind of familiarity and warmth is something you just cannot put a price on. You come in for groceries and leave feeling like you just visited old friends. This Food Bazaar is a true San Jose international community treasure and deserves every bit of loyalty it has earned over the years. Highly recommend making it your regular stop, you won't regret it

I needed some grape leaves and other ingredients for some traditional dishes, I grew up with, for…read morethe holidays. My go to store for that is the international food bizarre. They have amazing selection of spices, meats, breads, produce and more. The shelves are neatly organized. I love the fresh pita bread and lavash that they sell. I found my favorite brand of grape leaves. I also found the pomegranate syrup I needed and the orange blossom water for my Basbousa. They had a nice selection of fillo dough. My favorite brand is the Apollo fillo dough. I got a few boxes of that for my Armenian Paklava. And I couldn't leave without getting some fresh bread. I talked with Eddie, the owner, for a bit. He's so kind and if there's something you can't find, he'll help you get it. It's always a pleasure shopping here. They have the best international food items and excellent customer service. I highly recommend checking it out.

Went on a Saturday around noon. Plenty of parking and not very crowded, although it did get busier…read moreby 1pm. Walked the entire store to see what they had. Tons of boxed lunches and a lot of variety from sushi to many different cooked foods. Many frozen meat and fish items but almost all are frozen (other then the bento lunches). That was a bit diappointing. Had a bento lunch at the Pogu - Bulgogi. This was a good meal with plenty of banchan Also bought a matcha drink at the Cafe which was good. Bought some cookies at the Bakery, which is gluten free. Overall experience was good, but it's pretty hard to get to since I live west of 280 and there's no easy way to get there except down Page Mill, which is very slow. It's easier to just go to downtown Palo Alto or MV. Probably fiine for people living close to 101. They are right next door to Home Depot and I never go there unless I have to do major hardware shopping like lumber. So it's unclear whether I would make the effort to go to Mega Mart except to get stacks of short ribs or shabu shabu meats.

I feel like this location always have lots of discounted deli food and sushi after 7pm. I've gotten…read morepancakes, rice cakes, kimbap, sushi rolls, fried chicken, mandu, galbijiim from here and they were all great. PSA the rice cakes here (even the rose ones) can be spicy, which is a pleasant surprise if you like spicy. There are tables and water near the cafe in the front of the store, so you can eat your newly acquired food in store before leaving.