The market
Imported European groceries with an Eastern European and Turkish heart. Here's what you'll find, department by department — selection rotates with each shipment, so treat this as a map, not a menu.
Department 01
Cured, smoked, and cooked European meats at the deli counter — many cut or sliced to order. Ask us what arrived this week.
A rotating counter shaped by Eastern European and Turkish traditions.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Department 02
European cheeses alongside the cultured dairy Eastern European kitchens rely on — the styles that are hard to find in a regular supermarket.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Department 03
Dense rye and hearth breads, plus a bakery case of piroshki and European pastries delivered fresh from a Bay Area bakery.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Department 04
Imported chocolates, wafer tortes, and the individually wrapped candies that fill European candy dishes — sold by the piece and by the box.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Department 05
Jarred vegetables, fruit preserves, and spreads put up the old way — sour, bright, and made to sit at the center of the table.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Department 06
The imported basics a European kitchen is built on — grains, noodles, sauces, condiments, spices, and cooking essentials.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Department 07
Smoked, salted, and tinned fish in the Eastern European style — from everyday sprats to weekend-table herring.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Department 08
Freezer cases stocked with the dumplings and ready-to-cook classics of Eastern Europe.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Department 09
Teas, coffees, juices, mineral waters, and traditional drinks imported from across Europe.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Department 10
Limited imports that follow the calendar — holiday chocolates, festive sweets, and specialties that appear once a year.
Typical finds — not a live inventory list.
Our shelves change with the seasons and with each shipment from Europe — call (925) 686-9005 to check on a specific product.
The heart of our shelves — the flavors of Russian and Ukrainian kitchens, from the zakuski table to the tea table.
Countries and products rotate with each import shipment — this is a taste of what we carry, not a complete list. Looking for something specific? Call us or send a product request. Send a product request.