Russian Gourmet

I forgot that last year I was here in the same store and I bought expired cake I had to trash it because was far to drive, second time I was refused on service because they don’t sell nothing under 10$ if you use a debit or credit card. Very rude cashier, and doesn’t improve or change for 10 years now! To discuss about my friends weight was not polite, thinking that we don’t understand Russian 🤦‍♂️.

Great shop. My wife is from Rostov-on Don and we live in Old Town just minutes away. We both spent years living in Kiev Ukraine. I love the variety the shop offers; it reminds me of Kiev and I love the sweet babushka there. I'm learning Russian and the wonderful lady forces me to practice while in the shop. The smoked meats are my favorite, reminds me of the outdoor farmers market in Kiev. Highly recommend.

I'm not Russian or eastern European, but it looks like they have a nice selection of goodies. Price for taramasalata is much higher than at the Atilla grocery store. But if you want wonderful breads, cheeses, cold cuts, pickles, & preserves dishes, come here! The cakes looked to die for!! Parking was easy across the street.

Dishonest business practice. We gave this neat little store an honest try. We came a few times but things didn’t add up. Then I figured out why. Items like cakes are old and items get marked up even at checkout. Pay attention, what it says the price is on the shelf matches the receipt. Here is evidence. We purchased smoked salmon. The price was $11 for the pack, no problem. However at check out they changed the price to over $15. How many other items are priced up at checkout? We won’t be returning. Since there’s an abundance of Russian Gourmet stores in the city I would recommend going elsewhere. Honesty is priceless.