South America Grocery Shops in United States

An extensive range of gocery items and related products.

El Camaguey is an awesome market to buy everything you need for a carne asada taco party. The carne asada meat is fresh and delicious. The great thing about Camaguey is their diverse offering of various types of Latino Cuisine. From Caribbean, to South and Central American and of course Mexican.

 Supermercado is godsend for people trying to cook Brasilian food and the staff are always helpful.Though still tiny, they carry all of the essentials, from guaraná to sweets to Brazilian coffee.  They also have a good selection of frozen Brazilian foods, such as pão de queijo, coxinha, and pastéis. VISIT SITE

It's a small Argentinian market/deli.The place offers incredible meat pastries & Pizza and a variety of imported foods from South America. The empanadas are made with care, with the edges perfectly sealed in a half moon.The fillings are authentic like the Empanada criolles.

Great little place. Excellent selection of meats for Asados at a good price (Butcher), as well as a good range of imported goodies, mostly from Argentina but also a few things from Spain, Portugal, and Brazil from time to time. Good selection of Yerba Mate.

This is a place to go to get your Brazilian snacks, foods, drinks, and even beauty products and fashion (like bikinis and jewelry). They specialize in Brazilian groceries like Guarana Soda, Pilao Coffee, Cheese Bread (Pao de Queijo), Coconut water, cookies, crackers, and much more. In the boutique. VISIT SITE

It's a small place, but they have chicha morada, inca kola and aji amarillo. Just like your average corner store with milk, soda, chips & candy. Only this one even has empanadas and Mexican imported Coke, made with real sugar. They carry aji amarillos--Peruvian yellow peppers--on the shelves in cans and jars and in the freezer. Some look more like jams or paste, and some looked pickled.

They always have every spice you could possibly need or ever want to make a fantastic meal. They mail order your herbs & spices to you. The staff is friendly, and always able to offer suggestions. This is a great place to buy your Indian Spices. 

This is a great place for a brazilian home cooked meal. It is not a full restaurant, it is a mix of a brazilian grocery store and restaurant. Small grocery store with a wall full of shelves, full of product. That's all good. But where Brasil Legal Cafe shines is with the food. There is a short menu. The dining area is tiny; about 5 small tables, surrounded by some shelves filled (maybe) with various imported Brazilian food items. Although the space was small, it was packed with snacks and juices and even a cooler with meat. VISIT SITE

 It is the place every Mexican and Puerto Rican worth their sea salt shops for produce, meat and spices. There is a great butcher shop at Cermak, wonderful spices, endless produce (with an emphasis on fruits and vegetables favored by the Puerto Rican/Mexican community), and all the usual dry goods you would expect to find at a decent supermercado. VISIT SITE

Old World Market on Broadway is African/Caribbean with a healthy pinch of Latin America.  It's the go-to for an incredible array of authentic Jerk seasoning. Also Caribbean and African products, there's always something interesting and new to discover. Great selection of meat and produce too, and the price is CHEAP! 

All kinds of Ecuadorian, Peruvian, and Latin American products. They carry lots of herbs and spices that many Peruvians cannot find anywhere else in Chicago for their cooking needs.

Very small store. Cool varied selection. Lots of international brands from France, Italy,United Kingdom. Switzerland and a few Brazilian. Gourmet chocolates & import tasty treats! This place is pretty pricey at around $7 per chocolate bar but it's interesting to try various brands from all over the world. All the classic European faves like Kinder and Cadbury (the real deal) along with an awesome selection of rare finds!!! Not to mention their incredible caviar and tea selections!

Every nook and cranny is stuffed with some sort of sauce, root, dried fruit or cooking device. A gem in New York City and heaven for those inspired gourmet cooks.  Kalustyan's is the place to go for all your cooking needs, no matter how esoteric or specialised. They have a huge range of spices and condiments, and by no means are they limited to Indian-style items--they have everything. VISIT SITE

They stock a good basic range of groceries and spices.

The store has a good range of traditional groceries.

They  stock a wide variety of Caribbean food:  Barbadian food, Jamaican food, Trinidadian food, Guyanese food, and food from other Caribbean islands.

Penzey's is a great resource for spices, herbs, mixtures and flavorings, and it is near the top of the list of spice shops. They have tons of spices, neatly organized, next to large smelling pots of that spice. you can take a whiff, get a feel for what you may buy, and then choose accordingly. Also, their prices are reasonable. 

Houston officially has a Venezuelan bakery now to serve the appetites of the growing Venezuelan community in Houston and to introduce its specialties to the rest of the Houstonian community. This is the place to get arepas, empanadas, cachitos, pan dulce, and other bready Venezuelan goods. Visit Site

The  International food is quite extense: Chorizo Espanol, Yerba Mate from Argentina, sweet potato preserve from Argentina, chimichurri sauce, cheese bread from Colombia, Dulce de Leche from Chile (yay), Harina Pan from Venezuela (to make arepas, which are corn meal patties and not to be confused with MAZA from Mexico),chocolates, cookies and coffee from Brazil. The Brits have it easy here as well. Lot of British products: cookies, chocolates, biscuits, waffles, tea,  some drinks, VISIT SITE