Budapest Deli

Very small store with lots of ethnic products!Budapest Deli is HUNGARIAN MARKET in the shopping center right next to Sunset Park and behind the airport. You can experience airplanes flying/landing every few minutes! The most extensive line of Hungarian products in this store! Plus many seasonal items, brands that I highly recommend for trying if you have never been in Hungary to experience Hungarian snacks or food. There is no freshly made food here, it's not a deli! Make no mistake. Although, you may want to try some frozen items. Chocolates are delicious! And right now, the Christmas candies are already available, directly from Hungary. Those are traditionally made and hungarian people decorate their Christmas trees with them! It's very cultural tradition. Also, I love Hungarian bottled soda. My favorite is the Elderberry lemonade! The smoked meat/sausage is great! I buy the "Cserkész" scout sausage and smoked bacon very often.And there is PAPRIKA! Without this spice, food doesn't taste good! If you know how to cook Hungarian food, you must have Hungarian Paprika in your kitchen! Besides Hungarian products, there are other things you can find here, like some German pickles, etc.Many gift items can be also found in this store, including books, magazines, cookbooks, kitchen gadgets, some souvenirs, like painted coffee mugs, cups, etc.You can find the store's website at hungarianmarketlv.com and buy online. Shipping is extra.

The place is super clean , they have everything from Europe. The owner was very nice and friendly.

Ordered LIVER RICE SAUSAGE - Majas Hurka / Mattern Brand / Quantity: 6 $57.00. Actually Eva only had 3 lbs of Mattern Brand in stock so I got 3 lbs of her homemade. Both super fresh and delicious. Sooo good.Half price of what I had been paying more local.Shipped UPS Ground in Cold Pack. Arrived in 2 days and was still cold by evening when I opened it.

There are many European stores, but this is the only Hungarian store in Vegas. I love the meets, the chocolate. They have cook books, túró rudi, Hungarian bacon, tészták, szalon cukor. They have Hungarian kitchen tools: nokedli szaggató etc. Thank you for opening and giving us the taste of Hungary.

I'm shopping around for Szaloncukor (traditional Hungarian Xmas candy) since the place I last ordered from isn't open. Most websites provide a shipping calculator but not theirs, so I called (I'm not local). The woman on the phone was unnecessarily rude and said she couldn't tell me what the shipping cost was until I put an order in because she needs my full address (okay, so can't I just tell you all this on the phone?) She was "too busy" and called me "lady," more than once in an unfriendly way so I won't be ordering from here. Really disappointed that this is how she treats people she doesn't even know, trying to give her business. Reading plenty of reviews as far back as 15 years ago proves to me that she hasn't changed either. That's really sad. I'll be ordering elsewhere.

Great place for all your European products/items, frozen meats, canned food, jams, decals, videos, etc... Eva the owner is very kind, nice, and pleasant. She works hard to keep her store opened. I recommend this place! Support our local businesses and shop here!

I didn't know about this place until I had to cook a Hungarian dish for my International Food party. I looked for Hungarian market and found this store. Looks like it's now called Hungarian market and not Budapest Deli. Located across from Sunset park. This place is somewhat hidden. I noticed there are all types of great imported sauces, sausages, authentic european condiments, cookies, can goods, frozen food and much more. I got 2 packs of Kielbasa, Blood sausages for my bf, and 2 packs of Hungarian sausages. The Hungarian sausages were good, I used it to make Potato Paprikash. I was in a hurry and so I didn't get to browse.In addition, they have CDs, DVDs, Cookware, Cosmetics, souvenirs etc.I believe you can purchase all these stuff online as well.

Despite being named after their deli section, this area is severely lacking. Staff are rude and impatient, stock isn't clearly marked, and prices are practically absent. They have a small produce area and limited baked goods, which seem to be outsourced. They do have specialty products in their pantry aisle area and in their refrigerated case, as well as several candies. They only have basic Hungarian items and limited Russian items, stock is a bizarre mix of random items from various eastern European cuisines. I haven't seen any evidence of food made on site or available for takeout, which would be something that could make them standout. I'll stick to Jones Market, even if it's a farther drive.

Where should I start? So, I've ordered here about 5-6 times before. Most of the time with problems! :( Last time I ordered some Christmas goodies (2019), all the beiglies were old and dry. I was NOT able to slice them it broke in pieces. When I told to the woman who owns this place was mean and rude and she said her beiglies are fresh. She sent me full refund, but few months later my bank called me that someone tried to used my Debit Card twice and that was from her place. No more order from here!

I have never met a ruder Hungarian in my life. No customer service. Seemed too snobbish to talk to me. I made the mistake of telling her how I learned Hungarian. She made it very clear that she could care less. Whenever I do meet other Hungarians, we enjoy each others stories. Not this one.I am embarrassed that I told her something about myself. My ex asked me if she remembered him. I wouldn't disrespect his name by mentioning it.I left there with what I wanted to get, but it's not worth feeling bad. This woman is a snob. Horrible. Good food....bad attitude.