European Grocery Market- Russian Food

Nihad Zakirzade 6 months ago

This is a very nice place, we found what we were looking for, the cashier lady is kind and products tasty, prices reasonable.

Florin Simion 10 months ago

They do not so many options but you can find here dry salamy (romanian and hungarian), smocked european ham, sosages, costitza, smocked fish, varieties of dry cheese, all kind of east european product.

Sabina Cunningham 10 months ago

Most of the products in this store are expired. The owner is extremely rude. When I asked why there wasn’t an expiration date for the bread, she smirked and said, ‘Bread never expires.’ I also purchased cheese and carrot salad, which caused food poisoning. If you shop here, check expiration dates carefully—many items have been expired for over a year. I even bought candy for my kids and found mold inside. This is unacceptable. The store is disgusting and should be closed.

Julia Johansen (Jiu Jiu) 5 years ago

I always look for food I had while in Ukraine. This store has chechel, my favorite snack cheese. Korean carrots, grechka (buckwheat), and factory made pelmeni. No vareniki that I saw.

Olivia Motsomoto 7 years ago

Every time I visit this store I find something new and delicious. But my favorites are still various sweets and deli. Halva, Russian cheesecake and kielbasa are the must to try. I’ve recommended this store to my coworkers and friends, and people who gave it a try were not disappointed. You just have to be a little bit adventurous and try new food. Thanks to the owners for giving us the opportunity to have a taste of Europe!