Baiz Fresh Foods

I had never heard of this grocer before. I saw it was an international food store. That piqued my interest so I went in to investigate. The staff were welcoming and acknowledged me upon entry. I was intrigued by the different and unique spices; some from India and some Mediterranean brands. If you want a bargain on spices this is a good place to visit. I couldn't remember what I needed so another future trip might be worthwhile. Shared outdoor parking and WiFi.

Baiz is a great Middle Eastern market! This location is on my commute to and from work, so I stop by every month or so to buy goods. I like their bulk rice, cookies, spices, bread, frozen and refrigerated items, and dry goods. Lots of variety and they have sales every week. The cashiers are always super efficient and friendly. No problem with parking and getting in and out.

Beware when you buy deli meat at this location. They will sell you bad meat and when you call them on it the deli manager Afaf will jump at your throat and make a public scene. Her and her young co worker created a very hostile environment to even shop at this location. What a shame!

Well lit, sensibly organized. Nice selection, particularly at the deli. Staff was also helpful and friendly. You know you're in a good shop when there are multiple feta cheese selections at the deli! I'll have to stop by another time to look at all the packaged cheeses - there were a lot of them. The oil-cured olives were great. The kids also liked the produce selection and grabbed a couple of dragonfruits. The date choices were also extensive. All in all, glad I stopped in and I'll be back.

I always recommend this place. You can get some good quality food items here without the preservatives if you look. They also have nice serve ware here at a fraction at what you would pay at large stores. Most locations are polite and accommodating. Highly recommend

I ordered catering from the Baiz restaurant for a work party at my home. We ordered chicken shwarma, beef shwarma, rice, hummus, baba ganoush, tabbouli, spinach pies, falafel, fattoush salad. And then the spectacular pistachio baklava from the bakery. I went to Baiz in person to make sure there were no misunderstandings on the order. They got it perfectly. Almost all of the food was fantastic and people raved. I'm not sure I love their spinach pies and I think the fattoush may have been a bit overwhelmed by the generous helping of pita chips, but otherwise it was all near Mediterranean perfection. Their hummus, baba ganoush, tabbouli and garlic sauce are epic! The slimmest guy on our team consumed eight pieces of baklava! Very reasonably priced for the quality and amount of food. Highly recommend!

I really love the store it's,like going to a store .In the middle east( Ive been to Israel and Egypt).Such incredible foods such choices.Its such tasty wonderfull foods,I'm a vegetarian and they have,soooooó many products LOVEEEEE THEM.

Beware of the expiry dates - there are a lot of items that are close to expiry date like meat, yoghurt etc. Some import products have a really overpriced tag for example frozen Turkish tortellini filled with beef, 1 lb, for proud $12! That is a rip off. Also the toilets were dirty. All in all there is a weird vibe in this place. Will not come again. The male workers putting the groceries in were unfriendly. No hello or smile when you walk by them. I did read that the spices are pretty cheap with which I agree. Was so excited to come to this grocery market but was disappointed.

I write about my last experience shopping at Baiz, bought Al Amira mix nuts for $8.99 plus tax, I open the can and it is a lot of empty space, then 98% of the mix is cheap stale old expired bad tasting PEANUTS and other cheap old seeds. be aware that old peanuts may cause illness. bought some permanganate fruit 2 out of 3 of them turned with warms inside of them. bought green herbs like parsley and other unusual kinds, 2 of them smelled like sewer, so I threw them away too. Their cheese doesn't taste so fresh, but I can't throw them all!

Came here on Saturday to explore. I always consider cleanliness, odor, and variety when I check out ethnic markets. This market was decently clean, nothing glaringly dirty. The display was not aesthetically pleasing but functional. I am okay with that. But, the place deserves a solid 4 because it offers hard-to-find items at reasonable prices as the groceries sold here are the staples in middle-eastern cuisine and not "exotic" foods which are marked up.What I will come here to buy: large bottles of grapeseed oil, fresh naan bread (when their bakery starts up), olives, baklava and other pastries by the pound, herbs in bulk (like Fenugreek, Mint, Chives, Arugula, etc.) basmati rice, middle-eastern herbs, nuts, teas, etc.What I will not buy: deli-prepared falafel (tried it and it was not that good), housewares (teapots, kettles, etc.), traditional/mainstream groceries like milk, deli meat, eggs, etc. as the mainstream grocery stories tend to sell these at more reasonable prices and offer fresher products due to the high turnover.