Workers are so nice and helpful! You will find everything and anything you are looking for in here…read more One stop shop. From meat to baby food to drinks and snacks you will find everything in this store.

Produce is always fresh and very decently priced. Meats the same. You can find a large variety of…read moreethnic cheeses and other products imported from E. Europe. Very good value for your buck.

I love this store. since visiting the balkans, i have missed the quality of food since i came back…read moreto the states. this place completes my pantry now! I come to stock up on ajvar and cheeses, fresh made burek, and locally sourced vegetables. well-priced fresh produce selection. the variety is better than a regular grocery store. Great for traditional european recipe ingredients you can't find elsewhere such as pickled cabbage for making sarma. i haven't tried many sweets from the bakery yet but they look delicious and expertly decorated.

I have been shopping here for years. It is the best Greek grocery store in the area. They import…read morefeta from Greece and it is the best. Everything here comes from Greece. The items they bring are the best brands you can buy. They also make spanakopita available for purchase. A great selection of Greek wines are also available. The man behind the counter is Dino and he is always friendly and very knowledgeable of the Greek cuisine and foods. During Easter they can get lamb for you and cook it as well.

Great little Greek import store. Cheeses, olives, spreads, chocolates, biscuits, coffee, beer and…read morewine. Everything you need and the owner even said he can get the beer I was looking for. So I'll be back.

I like that I can find exotic fruit and vegetables that aren't in my neighborhood Kroger. The…read moreoptions change with the season. I'm also happy they carry Sukary dates. They have a better taste (to me) than Medjool dates. I can eat they plain or add them to a smoothie. They're also delicious when chopped and added to salads. The prices are fair and they have an abundance of whatever is in stock. Recently, I've noticed that they put ice on some of their produce. I suppose that helps keep it fresh longer. One improvement I'd like to see is fewer gnats and removing produce that's obviously over ripe. Checking out is relatively quick. I like going early, before the crowd.

Marginal produce at the best prices around. Great selection of general groceries too. On a recent…read morevisit much of the produce went rotten pretty fast. So sharpen your eye and pick out the good stuff (or eat it quick). PROS: The veggies are pretty good here. Love the selection of fresh lettuces, peppers, potatoes, and cukes. Lots of unique Asian and African vegetables too. Love the roasted peanuts in a paper bag. Delicious bread straight from a bakery in Windsor, Canada (check the dates! It goes stale fast). Flowers, plants and other nursery items are sold at great prices outside the front entrance. CONS: I've had terrible luck with the fruit here. Pithy nectarines, hard plums, dry oranges, and forever-green bananas. They specialize in large melons. Roll the dice and pray you get a good one. Watch out for the nasty onions, rancid radishes, and squishy eggplants. Ambience is pure East side, open stalls overflowing with product, kinda tight, ramshackle and clunky but full of character. Very diverse crowd and staff. Service has always been efficient. They give senior discounts on certain days of the week.

The decor is amazing! The food is impeccable. If you want real Italian food or even to take some…read morethings home (they have a little shop) this is the place to go. They also have a party room for large groups. The owner and staff are very welcoming and treat you like they've known you forever.

We met relatives here for dinner, and while the restaurant is cute, the noise level was almost…read moreunbearable. My aunt and uncle both wear hearing aids, and we found ourselves practically yelling across the table to have a conversation. Even without hearing aids, I couldn't hear my husband sitting right next to me! The food was a mixed bag. We started with the charcuterie board, which was just okay. For the price, I expected something a little more interesting, especially at an Italian restaurant. As you can see in the picture, it featured fairly ordinary cheeses, including American and cheddar Jack, along with basic salami. Nothing particularly gourmet or distinctly Italian. On the positive side, my husband's ravioli was delicious, and the salmon was very good! Unfortunately, my veal piccata was disappointing. The sauce was oddly thick and perhaps overly buttery, although I tend to use a lighter hand with butter when I make it myself. I only ate a few bites, took the rest home, and ultimately didn't even finish the leftovers. I'd give the food about 3.5 stars and the ambiance 3 stars. The restaurant itself is charming, and perhaps it's considerably quieter at lunch. But between the inconsistent food and the overwhelming noise, I wouldn't return for dinner.

Food is AMAZING!!! Service is always great! And the prices for the size of the sandwich's is…read moreoutstanding!

Prepare yourselves, because I've found the holy grail of Italian sandwiches, and it resides at…read moreVentimiglia's Italian Food! I had their Italian sandwich on a hard roll, and I can say, without a shadow of a doubt, it's the best one I have ever eaten. It's truly a mystery how they do it. The ingredients themselves aren't groundbreaking, yet the combination, the freshness, the sheer perfection of it all, elevates it far beyond any other Italian sandwich I've ever encountered. Perhaps it's the legendary fresh hard roll from Tringali's, or maybe, just maybe, it's a touch of culinary black magic - whatever it is, it works! This sandwich alone was absolutely worth the 30-minute drive to get my hands on it. And as if the sandwich wasn't enough, Ventimiglia's is also a fantastic Italian market! It's an absolute treasure trove where you can easily grab some amazing little Italian deliciousness, whether it's a refreshing lemon soda, a unique can of sardines, or some bubbly water. Ventimiglia's Italian Food offers a truly great experience from start to finish. If you're looking for an unforgettable Italian sandwich and a delightful market to explore, you simply must visit!

They were already out of most of the fresh baked bread from today. They did have one bag left and I…read morehad nine pita pockets in it. The owner had to go in the back to grab them. I was hoping to get some radishes and some mint here, but I only saw some fruit and a few veggie items. They didn't look so great and it wasn't a huge selection unfortunately. The owner wasn't the friendliest or warmest, but was nice enough to tell me that there was another store just north on Ryan Road that might have more pita pockets. I need more for the party I have later today. They at least had plenty of Lebanon and a variety of different kinds too. I also grabbed a bag of regular pita as well, not the fresh kind from today though. It was $12.46 for three containers of Lebanon nine pita pockets and one bag of pita.

I was in a hunt for raw, unsalted cashews. Meijer sold them in the ethnic aisle, but it seems…read morethey're lacking some things in the Middle Eastern section nowadays. I drove into the parking lot, watching out for potholes and crazy drivers, parked, and walked in. The cashier was very nice! She was extremely helpful and recommended I try some things out. My goal was strictly for some cashews (which they have), but I also got a bag full of this snack mix, which is very addictive (the large bag slightly off to the right when you walk in). Got kids? Get them hooked on this stuff instead of candy. It's a bit salty, but chock full of nuts and seeds. There is quite a bit of bulk items, something I wish I could see more of in other grocery stores. There is also a selection of hookahs and shisha for those who appreciate a smooth smoke. As far as the bakery part goes, I wasn't so interested in that part, although I hear that it is in fact a functional bakery. In all, if you're looking for Middle Eastern groceries, snacks, or candy, this is the place to go. Support local grocers! I'll definitely be back.

It's good food.it has the real taste of India food. The stuff and owner is good peopleread more

Hey all kerala peoples! Malayalees ! Athey, ningale thanne!…read moreIf you are anywhere near, head over to National groceries for all your kerala food needs. I found this place quite by luck, and made a 2.5 hr journey to get some stuff. They have all the kerala brands like Eastern, Nirapara, Double horse, etc.. Puttu powder, Appam powder, Kerala pickles, frozen fish, Kerala spices, Kerala rice, kerala snacks, etc.Best part is that they cater, and they have kerala dishes to-go by pound. I went when the Onam celebrations were going on, and they had Onam sadya to-go (next week). I also got some fresh-off-stove parippu vadas. They had rare-in-usa delicacies like Meenpeera, Beef curry, Kerala fish curry, Kaalan, Thoran. Puli Inji... I got some 3 dishes to-go. You know what i am thinking after i got back? Should have got more!

Mario's meats always a good place to get meat in my opinion this place is pretty amazing finger…read morelooking good as they say in KFC but it's a meat shop so I can't get copyrighted and it's a pretty good place shout out to my friend. I'm not saying the first name, but last name is pasho you guys are a good meat shop is chill on the interior and of course Service as always it's good.

Great service, great cut, fresh meat, and great price! I searched and called so many meat markets,…read moreyet I was unable to find fresh turkey chops. I spoke with Mario, who mentioned there were no longer any in the frozen freezers. However, he would be able to cut me fresh turkey chops and would be available to pick up in one hour. This was my very first time stepping inside of the store and im very satisfied.