International Food Club

An incredible collection of middle eastern specialties. An excellent olive bar, good selection of pita and flat breads , fine selection of sweets and everything in between. If you are in the need for specialty spices, curries, and other jarred and fry goods you will find it here.

What an incredible selection. There are foods from all around the world here. I would definitely recommend taking your time while here so you can actually look at all of the different offerings. You may need to use your phone to translate some but I recommend just grabbing something and giving it a try. The employees here have limited understandings of what is offered so you may be better off using Google. They are friendly though and will help point in the direction of what you're looking for. They have a freezer that has British bangers and crumpets. I also like the little area and their back room with the British chocolates. It seems like the selection is smaller than it used to be however it's still a good price. You can find all different kinds of Turkish delights here, in so many flavors. Go with a couple friends and try a few new things!

So many things from around the world that you can find on this market. The prices are good ,the customer service is the best and they tried to find everything that you are looking for. The cafeteria inside is really something to tried with fresh middle east choices . I love the variety of olives that they have ,which you can buy per pound!Tantas cosas de todo el mundo que puedes encontrar en este mercado. Los precios son buenos, el servicio al cliente es el mejor y trataron de encontrar todo lo que buscas. La cafetería en el interior es realmente algo para probar con opciones frescas del Medio Oriente. ¡Me encanta la variedad de aceitunas que tienen, que puedes comprar por libra!

My family and I have been shopping here for years because we don't have many options when it comes to international stores. They don't only have Arab products, they have Turkish, British, Indian, etc. The only issue is that the majority of the products you buy are probably expired and you don't even know it. This place is known in our community for giving stomach problems and ripping people off. We once bought a barrel of zatar but the top of the barrel was high quality and what was underneath and a completely different, low quality zatar. Most of their dates are European so be aware of that. Hopefully I will never be back here again. There is a place that's international opening near me and I hope it has what I need because you are being ripped off!

It's been forever since I shopped here. Took my boys for the first time. They loved seeing all the foods from around the world. We bought lots of snacks and sweets to sample. As a family we sit and learn about a country and eat snacks from it and this is the perfect place to go for supplies. The people there are always so sweet and helpful. The place is always clean and well organized. My only complaint and I've seen it on other reviews and honestly never agreed because never has the problem but this time I did have a couple items I had to through away because when I opened the jars the food was covered in black mold. The bottle was not expired I think it just happens because of transport from so far and lake of preservatives (which is a positive). This will not stop me from shopping here as things happen. I just will be sure once i get home to check everything. And if it's bad bring it back. We don't live near the location so I just disposed of the items that I had that where moldy.

It is unique grocery store. It is one of the kind. It is 4.5 stars to me. Well organized, clean store look and place to eat in. It is multi function grocery store. I remember when I travel to Europe or Middle East, I only can get the items there. Now this grocery store provide me an option locally. I would said come and enjoy those items they sell. We got the pierogi that make in Chicago. It is delicious. The soft drink selection is exquisite. I got multi national soft drink here. They have European, South American, Middle Eastern, Russian food and more. They also has strange noodle shape from Italy. The center of the store has fresh made Baklava. For produce, have you seen a wild cucumber. Fresh green plum also available. They also have different scenes water. Candy selection also has good selection includes polish can

I love the International Food Club. They have foods from all over the world. It's fun just to roam the isles just to look for a new and strange item you're never seen before.

They've changed a lot since I first shopped here several years ago. Some good and some bad changes, in my opinion. What I like about this store is the vast selection representing several countries. I LOVE the fresh pita bread! I've not found fresh pita like they sell anywhere else in Orlando or Tampa. I've lived in Turkey for a few years and am thrilled I can buy Turkish groceries such as spicy ketchup and Fruko soda. The imported chocolate/candy section used to have a large variety and is hasn't been as well stocked as it was in previous years. I don't know if that is because the customer base has grown a lot and they've not quite figured out how much to import to accommodate the demand or, the person ordering hasn't increased the quantity. What I don't like about this store is they do not pull expired items from the shelves. You have to look at the dates on everything you buy to prevent getting home and finding you've bought old products. Many countries use day/month/year rather than month/day/year so if you are unsure, be sure to ask somebody for clarification. I never buy produce because it often old. I took a UK friend to the store because they had never been and they bought several UK and S. African foods. The Weetabix he bought was filled with bugs. I doubt they left the UK with bugs. Make sure to looks over everything you pull off a shelf before paying for them. Don't stock up on too much dry goods like cereal or pasta if it is your first time at the store. Buy one or two of an item to see if the quality is up to an acceptable standard before buying enough to last several months. You can always buy one of anything like Weetabix and go open it in your car to ensure it is okay and then return to the store and buy all you want. The store was under renovation the last time I was there and they had put in new grocery store registers w/conveyor belts. While it may modernize the store, the new checkout lanes took a lot of floorspace where shelves were packed with food. I never experienced a problem getting checked out at the counters like they've been doing well for several years and one would think the space would be better utilized to stock groceries. The last few times I've visited the store, they've stopped selling baklava at the little bakery counter/display in the middle of the store. It used to be set up similar to a Publix bakery where they had around 8 or more version of baklava and other bakery treats that you could buy by the piece. Being able to choose what I wanted and specify the quantity was way more appealing than buying pre-packaged baklava. I used to buy around 20 individual, various types of baklava and since they've shut down the bakery and pre-package everything in assortments, I haven't bought any at all. Those are my main likes and dislikes but you should go check out the place yourself. I enjoy shopping in Asian markets and am always on the lookout for other international food markets. I hope with the remodel they are doing, they consider putting back the baklava counter where people can buy it by the piece. If you're looking for fresh pita, this is the place you want to buy it!

Love this place.Other people commenting that the food is expired obviously don't know that in other countries they put the date it was PACKAGED not always the expiration

Disappointing... the previous management made the best shawarma, and they gave great proportions. I went there today and all they had was "chicken and potatoes." It was ok, but lacked flavor, and the only gave three small pieces of chicken and one piece of potato - for $17