Specialty grocery stores in L.A
I'm looking for any good specialty shops.
A good Italian deli so I can get prosciutto ends..cheese, meats, olive oils, etc.
French shop?
Mediterranean?
Fish market
Anything! I love interesting and unique, I have found plenty of great Thai and Korean markets.
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I just tried out Super Sun Market on Westwood Blvd. recently. Tons of Middle Eastern groceries and prepared foods. I only got one jar of date syrup, which I needed for a specific recipe, but I look forward to going back and trying other things. The prepared foods in particular looked great.
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Its in the Valley, but Fish-in-the-Village is a small, kosher fish market/deli with good quality and prices. They don't always have a great selection. Southeast corner of Burbank and Whitsett. If you're willing to drive for Italian try the Roma deli in Pasadena. Besides getting a sandwich there are all sorts of hidden treasures. I had no idea Pecorino could taste the way his does. Good Russian market/deli, also in the Valley, is Tashkent, just south of Chandler on the east side of Laurel Cyn.
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re: sel
The only groceries I get there are some of the snacks, but mainly it's for the novelty factor. I don't know enough or cook enough Indian cuisine to have any of their spices or ingredients really pique my interest.
Some the prepared foods are very good, but can be a bit greasy sometimes. I go there mainly for desserts now after Why Thirsty opened up next door, and it's usually the vegan Black Forest Cake or the Kheer.
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re: sel
I stumbled upon a small but packed full Indian grocery store called Asia Foods (I was actually looking for a Japanese store, but google directed me here when I asked for Asian!) on Venice Blvd in the Palms/Culver City area. Large supply of fresh produce, spices, dried & frozen goods and mixes. I bought a pakora mix to make for my kids, plus dried couscous, lentils and some spices & tahini sauce.
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re: Servorg
Living right near the Eastside Deli I can attest that it's a bit of a cock-up as a working deli. They get confused if you aren't ordering a sandwich or pasta and it seems turnover on a lot of products is pretty glacial.
I would love this place to be an even serviceable Italian deli - sheesh they don't even have mozzarella. That said, the sausage and meatball sub is as fine a gut bomb as has ever been devised.
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Bay cities in Santa Monica - italian
Sorrento - Italian
marcel monsieur farmers market - French and other stuff
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