Small Mexican grocery store offers fresh produce, authentic bakery items, and a well-stocked meat department. Colorful interior creates a lovely atmosphere with a variety of Latino foods and salsas. Space is compact and best suited for shoppers familiar with Hispanic staples.
Fresh breads and pastries line the wall, offering a generous selection of pan dulces including soft Concha bread. The bread stays tasty and fresh every time.
Offers a wide selection of Latino foods and fresh produce with a meat market in the back. Known for its variety of pan dulces, especially conchas bread, and focuses on Hispanic staples.
Good to know
The bakery offers fresh breads and pastries daily.
Pan dulces cost $2 each, with a variety available.
The produce section is well-stocked and fresh.
Tiny grocery store with a tight layout and a small counter, offering sunny tables outside. Atmosphere feels like a NYC bodega with the smell of hot cheese, meat, and bread filling the air. Known for phenomenal sandwiches and reasonable prices, it draws a steady crowd until closing.
Quality breads stand out with fresh, house-made options including gluten-free varieties. Sandwiches feature great quality bread paired with meats and cheeses, creating a solid base for the flavors.
Offers a cute market and deli with a great selection of household grocery staples and bodega groceries. Sandwiches stand out as consistently great and a highlight of the quick grocery experience.
Good to know
The deli closes at 4pm, so order lunch before then.
The market is open until 9pm daily.
Parking is tough; consider parking on Boston just west of Eastlake.
Neighborhood market with bodega-style deli and west coast vibes offers a cozy, chill atmosphere and vibey, grungy energy. It features a full service deli and a wide selection of specialty goods and drinks. Seating is tight, emphasizing a casual, local feel.
Gluten-free bread stands out as exceptional for sandwiches like the Reuben. Toasted bread on the BLATT offers a great crunch, made from local bakeries.
Offers a wide selection of lunch options including homemade mac-n-cheese, soups, and handmade sandwiches. Salads come in huge portions and the market feels chill and relaxed with a clean, well-lit space.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but ordering online is recommended due to busy times.
Street parking is available, but it can be limited during peak hours.
Expect to pay around $15 for a sandwich, which may not include sides.
Small, snug market with an old school feel offers a wide variety of authentic Ukrainian and Eastern European foods. Atmosphere is simple and homey, with freshly baked rye bread, traditional dishes like borscht and pelmeni, and unique items such as Czech and Polish Pilsners. The store maintains a clear stance by excluding products made in Russia, emphasizing quality and cultural authenticity.
Freshly baked rye bread stands out with varieties including frozen Lithuanian bread with caraway seeds. Bread pairs well with items like mushroom soup, liver pate, and Eastern European preserves.
Offers a variety of popular European groceries like sausage, cheese, dry cottage cheese, candies, gingerbread, cookies, ice cream, cheese bars, pickled mushrooms, and kirieshki. Includes a restaurant connected to the Eastern European Foods market.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for the restaurant, especially on weekends.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted at both the store and restaurant.
The restaurant features a menu of traditional Ukrainian dishes.
Small grocery store offers wide variety of local and specialty items with a welcoming atmosphere and outdoor patio for dog watching. Sandwiches and smash burgers stand out as top-notch deli options. Store combines unique products with a cozy, neighborhood feel.
Fresh baked breads come in a good variety with crispy, crunchy crusts and soft, chewy interiors. Some sandwiches feature flavorful, spicy bread, but baguettes have become pricier with bland bread and flavorless cheese.
A beautifully stocked neighborhood grocery with a surprisingly large selection for its size. It offers fresh produce, a variety of products, and quick shopping with friendly, knowledgeable staff.
Good to know
Deli hours are from 11 AM to 4 PM.
The smash burger is only made on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Ken's Market has a surprisingly large selection for a small market.
Open-air market with a small, local feel offers fresh produce at super low prices. Shelves hold a diverse selection of international foods, including Asian, Mexican, and Eastern European staples. Atmosphere feels friendly and familiar, with a neighborhood grocery vibe.
Fresh baked rye bread and solid pita bread stand out here. Shelves hold a variety of international breads alongside other staples.
Offers a wide variety of special vegetables like Indian eggplant and chayote not common in western supermarkets. Prices stay much lower than big grocery stores while maintaining fresh, high-quality produce comparable to expensive grocers.
Good to know
Prices on produce are significantly lower than at larger grocery chains.
Lenny's Produce offers a wide selection of international foods and snacks.
Expect to find unique items like Indian eggplant and chayote.
Grocery store offers massive produce area and wide yard-long aisles filled with international goods from Hispanic, Asian, Middle Eastern, and European cuisines. Atmosphere stays pleasant and peaceful with a clean, spacious layout. Unique features include affordable fried chicken deals and rare items like whole lambs and specialty meats.
Freshly baked bread includes a $1 baguette that stands out at checkout. The selection covers all the basics alongside worldly options.
Combines a Mexican, Middle Eastern, and Asian grocery all in one with a wide selection of Hispanic, East Asian, South Asian, Middle Eastern, and Eastern European groceries. Offers specialty items like sugar cane stalks and Filipino products at significantly cheaper prices than other stores.
Good to know
The store is open until 12 AM, making late-night shopping convenient.
Prices are significantly lower than other grocery stores in the area.
They offer a wide variety of international foods, including Hispanic and Asian products.
Outdoor market buzzes with crowds, dogs, and busking musicians, creating a lively but sometimes chaotic scene. Stalls focus on fresh local produce, meats, and small-batch goods, drawing a mix of families and food enthusiasts. Friendly vendors and nearby shops add to the community-oriented atmosphere.
Fresh bread sells out quickly, so arriving early is key. Local vendors offer a variety of interesting breads alongside pastas and sauces.
Farmers market offers a wide selection of fresh produce and goods. Crowds build quickly on nice days, so arriving early helps avoid the chaos. No public restroom is available on site.
Good to know
Parking behind Capers and Beer Junction costs about $3 for two hours.
There is no public restroom available at the market.
The market offers a variety of fresh produce, meats, and local goods.
Bodega-style convenience store with cozy atmosphere and no seating. Sandwiches feature high-quality ingredients and a varied menu including gluten-free and vegetarian options. Busy at lunchtime, it offers quick service with a small kitchen preparing fresh deli sandwiches.
Sandwiches come with fluffy yet crispy bread toasted perfectly. Options include gluten-free bread and vegetarian choices, all paired with generous meats and fresh ingredients.
Small and quaint, this corner market offers a well-stocked mini market with terrific sandwiches featuring generous protein portions. Fast and friendly service supports grabbing snacks, drinks, and kitchen staples with ease.
Good to know
Sandwiches are sold until 4pm daily.
There are no tables or seating areas available.
Call ahead for sandwich orders, especially during busy lunch hours.
Small, quaint deli with an old-school atmosphere and cozy, charming vibe. Filled with authentic Polish goods and a fantastic selection of meats and sandwiches. Offers a positive, welcoming energy reminiscent of traditional European delis.
Specialty breads like rye and sourdough stand out here. The bread quality is consistently excellent and supports hearty sandwiches well.
Cool imported grocery items stand out here, especially authentic Polska goods. The grocery section features various tinned items, sweets, and a large selection of pickles.
Good to know
George's Polish Deli offers takeout only; there is no seating available.
You need to order online at least 30 minutes before you want to eat.
Expect access issues due to road construction and a fire in an adjacent building.