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One of the best sources for authentic greek products from Greece. They have a spectacular olive selection, Greek pastries in the freezer and all types of cheeses and specialty foods. If you need to stock up on Greek supplies this is your place.There also have a great assortment of canned Greek food. Wide selection of feta cheese.
Cute little Guatemalan store with a lot of authentic Guatemalan groceries, ingredients and baked goods. Very small and the aisles feel a bit cramped, but they try to make the most of their space. Friendly people working the store.
Karen, drapes Guatemalan and Honduran flags outside from the awning along with a Mexican one. Their groceries and food are geared towards the latter. They advertise all their Mexican fare in the windows and also feature pupusas, the most famous item from El Salvador. They make baleadas, a Honduran specialty that is not too abundant in the city.
The shop stocks a good range of groceries from Guyana & West Indies.
The shop carries a good range of groceries and spices from Guyana and the West Indies.
They have huge inventory of European beers, cheeses, packaged goods like chocolates, non-alcoholic drinks.
Central location and reasonable prices. Great place for sausage, cheese, and european imports. Probably the largest store of its type in the city. They supply pan-European groceries. Italian, Greek, German, Russian, Slovak, Hungarian, Polish, Irish, and more. meats, vegetables, beverages, packaged/canned goods, desserts, and more.
Come in for breakfast, lunch or a snack of sweet breads (not the veal) baked fresh and coffee. Alongside the food you'll encounter a wide range of product imported from guatemala. Fresh Loroco, a super sweet ketchup which they apparently make there, pickled chilis, dried chilis and flowers, spices, all you can imagine. Excellent place to get things from guatemala if you ever need ketchup they stock it for those of you that don't know the ketchup from Guatemala is sweet,
