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It's a Latino market, they carry a good amount of Latino products. You need sofrito in a jar, it's there. You need Goya stuff, it's there. You need lengua or carne asada, the butcher is there to get that for you. They carry veggies and fruit, not the best quality but it's good enough for any Latino. Oh and the diary products, fresh cheese, cojita and Mexican and Salvadoran creams are pretty cheap too!
Think Mexican market: fairly clean, butcher section, produce section, overall small market selection but will most likely have what you're looking for.. It's about the size of a 7-11. Bargain prices for produce & the best part is you can buy as little or as much as you want. This place is small, but if you are thinking about doing a carne asada, then this is a place to go and get your basic ingredients.
A very nice Nepalese/Indian grocery/specialty item store. Right next to the excellent Himalayan Restaurant! Both highly recommended. It has a little bit of everything Nepalese. There are your typical groceries, Nepalese cuisine, several spices & seasonings. Then some of your typical household goods etc.
If you long for any authentic goods from The Netherlands, especially food-related, then the Holland Pastry Shop is for you. Don't let the word "pastry" throw you; this is more market than bakery. This shop occupies three store fronts. The main store, which resembles a mini-mart, is jammed packed with all sorts of Dutch and Indonesian goodies, The central store is where the activity occurs. This is where the oven is located to bake their delicious cookies and pastries. VISIT SITE
Five stars for being the only fully-stocked-with-everything Filipino store on the Westside! This store stocks basically anything and everything you need to cook your favorite Filipino dishes. Great place with a great range. I highly recommend it.
They have a unique selection of exotic fruits straight from the Philippines, great produce, fantastic seafood/butcher/etc., all the asian/filipino goods you could ask for. You will be able to find Asian and American foods, too. The Pinoy standards of lumpia, swiss rolls, ube and fresh seafood is plentiful. You needed to make pancit...they had all the ingredients. VISIT SITE
Truly an aunthentic filipino food place with such friendly, generous and fast service. There's a small grocery store inside in case you need to do a little shopping. The butchers in the fish/meat section are friendly and will cut your meat the way you ask depending on what dish you plan to make.
They have all kinds of Filipino goodies and specialties on the aisles and in the freezer cases. They have an excellent selection of whole fish and other sea foods, It has everything that you need to prepare a good Filipino meal. The cool thing about this place is that the meat is always fresh. The meat butchers behind the counters will cut or slice your meats however way you ask them to.
This easily missed Filipino market deli is mix of fast food, slow food and soul food. Arko is a good place to get our cooking supplies, rice and other things need in the kitchen and house. It's a great grocery store to fulfill all your Filipino food needs, fresh fish needs, and prepared dinner needs. VISIT SITE
A great polish deli that Chicago or the East Village would be proud of. This place is the BEST for hard to find Polish meats! This place is great if you are looking for fresh, delicious and healthy sausages, cold cuts, herring and smoked fish. The best ham, great cheeses, jam, sausages, pickles, and bomb rye bread!
