Euro Indo Market

I always go here for the bread! They sell the most amazing pitas in all shapes and sizes and I don't have to travel out of town to get it. They have all the staples in this small grocery store...Bonus! They have quick sandwiches and savory pastries for quick snacks or meals.The staff is always so friendly and helpful.,

This place is amazing, good prices and great people. Food is quality and the ambiance is great. I love coming here to get my halal groceries done.

I went back last week for some baklava and other items, store is great! Coffee selection is good they even have cooked items for sale which is great. Super little store

I cannot give this place enough stars! Such a wonderful experience, very respectful and helpful staff. They have a little bit of everything middle eastern. Not mention they have some delicious hot food in the back of the store.

I have only fairly recently moved to Ft Worth after spending more than a decade in East Plano. And while Ft Worth is great it just doesn't have anywhere near the diversity of available restaurants and grocers that Richardson, Plano, and Carrollton do.So I was happy to stumble upon Euro-Indo Market, but to be honest I wasn't expecting too much from a small store with a poster saying "Eat More Gyros" from Kronos Foods (The biggest name in processed gyro meat) on the door.Let's just say my expectations were exceeded almost as soon as I walked in. The smell of coffees, teas and spices immediately made me smile and the warm welcomes I received made me feel genuinely welcome. Space wise the place may be small doesn't feel all that cramped. Halal meats and chicken (unfortunately frozen), and fresh produce. Grocery wise I would say this place more than holds it's own as far as spices/grains. Add in the knowledge and helpfulness of the people and I would put the grocery side at an easy 4.5/5.What makes this place special is that they have a very small cafe space offering shawarma/gyro's and a few other things for takeout. This is not the processed/frozen stuff. These may be the best wraps in Ft Worth. For the price they definitely are. Seriously, at under $5 bucks it almost feels like you are stealing from them. The only thing that separates these wraps from much more expensive shawarma/gyro raps is that the bread is not made in store, and is a little on the thin side.Good food from better people.

This place is pretty well hidden, I mean it is right around the corner from my home and I never knew it was there! Good selection of grocery items and spices at decent prices. I was driving a long ways before to another ethnic grocery, but this has pretty much everything I need so I think I will end up making the switch. I tried dried figs for the first time from here - tasty! The woman behind the counter was very nice, and exceptionally patient with all of our questions. There is also a little takeout place inside called "Tony's Takeout" that has Halal and vegetarian food (falafel, spinach pies, veggie samosas). I have not gotten to try it yet, but will report back with my findings...*The baklava was phenomenal, the falafel was good, but not the best I've had, not even the best in the area, and they were out of everything else I wanted to try. Still a good shop with a nice selection, and I'll swing by for more baklava!

What a nice gem to find in Fort Worth. Great stock on Middle Eastern canned goods, seasonings, and Turkish Delight. Nice stock on fresh Middle Eastern cheese. The most amazing think was the Iraqi Kebab they made in the small "deli" part. They only made two items that day but both were amazing. If you want a great inexpensive lunch pop into the Euro Indo Market you won't be disappointed.

My husband is a big, big fan of this place. When the EurIndo employee noticed how frequently he goes, he asked him to spread the word 'cuz this place is never busy. Aaand by spreading the word, Frank asked me to yelp about it for him. So here we are! Lots of cool stuff inside! Variety of oils, spices, etc. But we frequent this place for the hot food. You can get gyros for under $5 (the flatbread is closer to the tortilla variety rather than the pita bread; just a friendly FYI). They also sell spicy potato samosas at 60 cents a pop. The food is kept in steam trays and there's never a wait. This place closes at 8PM. It's on my list of quick, cheap dinner options after work (JUST SAY NO TO FAST FOOD). Its right up there along with Melis.

I stopped in today for the first time looking for Turkish tea. It's not the biggest store but they have a lot. It was neat, clean and the owners were nice as can be. When I was in CA I could find Persian markets all around but struggled to find one here. So glad I found them and I look forward to going back.

My dad came in here earlier this week and was overcharged for items at the register that were all CLEARLY marked as being cheaper than what the woman at the counter was ringing them up as. He was overcharged for three items, so he told the woman before the transaction was finalized and she claimed the price on the packaging was a mistake and wouldn't honor the price. If that's the case, you need to honor the price on the package and then go through and change the prices on the item BEFORE people buy them. Dishonesty is such a bad trait and it seems this store runs on this principle. DO NOT COME HERE! Make the drive to Indopak in Arlington, it's worth it!