Stopped by this Ukrainian Village staple for some sweet treats. Big bars of Tirimusu, a fat cannoli and a Polish treat with cocoa shavings, coconut and sweet cream, set me back a mere $8! Enough leftover for some farmer's cheese and crusty bread!
Nice little store, with great choice of Armenian products.
Also Mr. Ivanov, in the comments, has no issues with products from Azerbaijan (literally the Russia of the Caucasus) I'm assuming?
Pros: Fresh baked delicious bread and rolls, delicious cakes. Delicious salami. A big choice of goods.
Cons: Too little space between the shelves, long lines - usually only 1 cashier. Prices are pretty high.
Buckwheat, fermented food, dried fish, and very tasty cooked food. Try borsht! Broad range of Eastern European products. They make fresh pastry and dessert on site, I was surprised, merely amazing.
Truly authentic Ukrainian cuisine at its best. The taste and variety of food items sold here are excellent. Love this place!
words can’t describe how good the food is here… if you don’t mind a language barrier and feeling out of place, definitely give this place a try. it’s very easy to just learn a few ukrainian phrases (i want…, do you have…?, etc.) so do that and all will be good.
It was my first time here. My friends from Ukraine brought me here. It is a very good store. Many things go to buy, it reminded me of the stores in Ukraine. The meat and bread were very delicious
Wanna some Ukrainian food, come over and get what you looking for. All traditional kitchen, well made, home food, and great staff. People always there to help you find the best. 💫🇺🇦
This bakery has been a stable in Ukrainian Village neighborhood for the past 60+ years. Recently I was informed of this bread they only make on Saturdays and Sundays. Don't know the name. But was told to ask for the bread that uses no yeast and is made only on weekends. I purchased the 2 pound loaf which costs $6.00. Hearty and delicious. Went at 9 a.m. Saturday and they were just beginning to slice the bread and package for purchase. My new go to for bread.
It's a classic Eastern European grocery store and deli that has a large selection of homemade food and baked goods. If you're close to Ukrainian Village, it's a must. If you're not, it's worth the trip.
We frequent this place for our borscht fix. The staff is very kind, helpful, and courteous. We also sample their variety of dumplings every now and then.
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