Lviv International Food Store

Interesting Ukrainian market- a little of everything: fresh bread, lunch meats, packaged food, and more. Stop in to hear Ukrainian spoken by the staff and customers and explore some culinary items from Eastern Europe.

The Ukrainian Village neighborhood in Parma in centered along a stretch of State Road between the city's northern border at Brookpark Road, southbound to well-past Snow Road. The street is lined with banners proudly displaying the golden-wheat yellow and sky blue Ukrainian flag, while colorful murals can be found painted alongside some of the numerous businesses in this burgeoning ethnic enclave. Lviv International offers deli meats and cheeses, along with a variety of prepared items; imported canned, frozen and packaged foods, and a small selection of assorted sundries. Our favorite items include their homemade pickles...mildly cucumber-like with a fresh, just-canned crispness. The mushroom "salad" is more like a dip, absolutely scrumptious with pretzels or mild crackers. In the freezer case, you'll find "pelmeni"; Russian-style ravioli filled with pork, beef or cheese...we enjoy them with a simple tangy mustard sauce made from your favorite mustard, thinned with a teaspoon of the ravioli cooking liquid.The staff at Lviv are friendly and happy to answer any questions about a particular item, and they always throw in a handful of candies along with your selections at check-out.

Hello ethnic utopia! The majority of the items here are not in English. But who cares? Pictures are universal in conveying what a container holds.Krakus biscuits with rose hips are one of the most unique finds I have made in there so far. Chocolate and roses. Noms.Prices are fair and the variety is amazing (pop from Brazil).

Small import shop. There are a few rows of imported food. You will find food from Poland, Russia and the Ukraine here. There is a small deli counter, and small freezer section. I enjoyed the selection of "foreign" soda pop, and the double sided bulk candy section.

Bad experience. The day I went, I was unable to get help from staff as they couldn't speak english. Also, nothing was priced unless it was on display on an end cap. Very disappointing. I most likely will not return. I can deal with a language barrier, but put prices on the food!! That's not alot to ask for! Thankfully there were other European markets in the area that I was able to go to where I can communicate with people,and know how much I'm expected to pay for an item.

One of my favorite places to get deli meats and fresh baked bread! Plus the chocolates and sweets variety is huge!

Very good food, quality service and just an overall international store with everything you need!

I love having LVIV in my neighborhood! There's so much to enjoy from delicious fresh meats, freshly baked breads and tortes, pierogi, imported individually-wrapped chocolates, and shelves stocked with so many amazing foods from Ukraine.