Found this Baker/buttecher Turkish market, they have amazing fresh cakes, pastries and desserts…read more The service is top notch, you can find multiple European groceries here as well. The ambiance is like that to a European market.

We are delighted with the exceptional quality of our custom cakes, which consistently surpassed our…read moreexpectations in terms of both taste and presentation. They were ready precisely when we needed them. We highly recommend them.

Dukkan International Market is a very unique place. It's one of a few places I can find authentic…read moreMediterranean and Middle Eastern grocery and food. This time I ordered two chicken/beef shawarma with a medium hummus. The cafe was packed and the staff did their best to manage all the orders. My food was great!!!!! I also got the chance to pick up a few hard to find grocery items. Overall love coming here. Sometimes for groceries and other time for food.

Very good selection of middle eastern food, spices, cookies, and candy, with good prices. Lots of…read moreinteresting stuff in here. My favorite thing is the wild cucumber pickles.

Cute little market chocked full of all kinds of food from European countries…read more I saw their menu on the Yelp site and I was hoping for some fresh food for lunch but all I found was it in frozen. I did go to get some pierogies and they had buy one get one free on the homemade one so that was a deal! I also found a tea variety pack perfect for a Christmas gift. I also got on her text list for when fresh pierogies are available.

We are so excited to have a European market closer to home! They have a huge selection of products,…read morea lot I don't understand but I hope to! I was very impressed with the amount of herbs and natural health remedies they have. They have a lot of sweets so I'm sure anyone that has a sweet tooth will be like a kid at Disney going in here. They have a good amount of cooler space also with ALL kinds of cured meats! Also dairy products, cake, frozen fruit, etc. The pantry items are impressive and I have a lot to learn about them!

Amazing assortment of Eastern European food. The owners are Ukrainian. There was quite a flow of…read morecustomers as I perused for gifts for our neighbor. The young lady was very friendly and helpful.

This is a specialty grocery store that carries European products. They focus on dry and packaged…read morefoods although there is a refrigerated section that carries dairy products and a fairly large meat and cheese selection. There is a large selection of European chocolates and ice cream. I was happy to find Dadu ice cream cones there as well as homeopathic European remedies. It appears that staff speak limited English so it was hard for me to get answers to questions about specific products. There is plenty of parking in the strip mall and clean restrooms.

Great experience every time I visit this store. Large selection of goods. Prepared food is…read moredelicious! Very knowledgeable and pleasant staff, always ready to help. Highly recommend!

This market carries primarily Mediterranean and Middle Eastern products that is frequented by a…read morediverse clientele. I picked up some fresh dates, halloumi cheese and saffron ice cream. They carry dry goods, a small selection of fresh produce and a freezer of prepared foods. They had fresh pistachio nuts which I had never seen in a market. When I have more time, I will be able to peruse the shelves and pick up some unusual finds.

Very over priced. Price are not displayed . They charge whatever they want to . Not very customer…read morefriendly.

I have been shopping here since Fall 2022. The owner, Mr. Mathew, goes out of his way to get you…read morewhat you want, and he's prompt in his delivery. I'm glad to see the business has grown, and now they've added an ice cream parlor. I noticed that couple of reviewers mentioned the prices, and I understood that it was due to some factors, such as gas prices and international shipping. You can always ask them to check the price at the counter, which I often do, before you decide to purchase them. There are lots of food products from Kerala, which are amazing. The merchandise has a large variety of products from Africa, Middle East, India & Pakistan. They also provide fresh chapatis. It's worth stopping by, so you don't have to drive all the way to Atlanta.

For the past few months, I've been traveling through Southeast Asia. While the food and experience…read morewas amazing coming back to the states I was certainly ready for some food that reminded me of Home for me. That includes some amazing home-cooked Polish food. Baltic deli did not disappoint in the slightest. Everything was so fresh and delicious, the pierogies were perfectly pillowy. The service there is truly amazing as they were out of some of the cheese and potato pierogies when I arrived, but they quickly made a fresh batch to order for me. Outside of the counter service, Baltic deli also has a great market where you can purchase goods to prepare your own meals at home. This place feels so authentic and brings a new meaning to comfort food.

Baltic Deli is a cute Polish deli selling fresh food, meats, and snacks from Poland. It is like an…read moreEastern European grocery store combined into a deli. After going to the Atlanta Christkindl Market and trying pierogis for the first time and falling in love with them, I wanted to find a spot that actually sold them in store. The lady behind the counter explained all the food available to us so service was very friendly. There are a small number of tables for seating, so the ambiance inside is not loud. We got the Pierogis (Meat & Potato + Cheese) and Cucumber Salad. I loved the potato and cheese pierogis! I got them with caramelized onions and a cucumber salad on the side (there were other salad options), which had a nice dill dressing on it that paired well with pierogis. The pierogis were really soft and chewy, which I think is how they are meant to be made, but I wish the pierogis were a bit less doughy for my taste bud preference. My friend really liked the pierogis with meat, although I am not sure what kind of meat was used. This is a really quaint eatery! I think if you have not tried Polish food, then this is the place to go. I will say it was a bit pricey? Almost $16 for five pierogis (albeit they were large and filling) and a side of salad. Overall, I would probably rate this place a 4.5/5 stars if I could.