Ralph's International Market

It would be a great place if everything wasn't expired and over priced. Some of the workers are nice, the guys behind the deli, there's an older Hispanic or Turkish lady that's sweet, there's a younger lady short brown hair with blue eyes that's disgustingly rude. I told her some stuff was out of stock and she looked at me likeI was insane then ignored me completely and my toddler saying hi to her multiple times. I had asked her if they had any more kinder in the back bc the 20 they had out were all expired and she said what??? I repeated it and she just stared at me with a stank face. An older sweet man helped me instead. They have basic Balkan and Turkish middle eastern snacks though like plasma.

Ralph's International Market is a unique store with many surprises. They smoke their own sausages. The store carries food from Hungary, Germany and many other european countries.They make their own cannoli and keep the shells separate. They sell coffee cakes from Boston, Ma that are amazingly delicious. I had a slice of the blueberry and I am planning a trip back to buy a whole one. They have the coffee cake in the freezer section whole in chocolate, regular and blueberry. The store has lunch from the deli that you can eat there or take to go. I haven't tried their food yet however their olives were the freshest I've purchased in years. They also bake their own croissants daily. If you like to bake, you will enjoy the items they offer from boxes for pastries to fillings and so much more. Stop in if you are near Penn Dutch and find some unique items.

I haven't been here for quite a while. they are still dependable for European imported foods - lots of spreads, jellies, vegetables - things you did not know existed. Their cheese selection is good. And Frozen specialities very nice. Next time I want to try the frozen borek.

I have been back for coffee and other goods, very good service, excellent coffee, breakfast sandwiches and lots of miscellaneous food items. I enjoy visiting this store.

Out of all international/eastern European food stores in South Florida, this one can be summed up with one word: Balkan. Most of the products are ex-Yu, followed by Turkish, Greek, Hungarian and some middle-eastern. You will find staples in all Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian households: smoked/dried meat, cheeses (kajmak), pate (Gavrilovic and Argeta), ajvar, sauerkraut, vegeta ... there are european desserts, chocolates, wine and beer, a deli section and a coffee bar with cookie stand. Prices are comparable to other international stores, and there is plenty of parking outside. It is also conveniently located right off of I-95, so wherever you are coming from, it will be easy to get to.All in all, if you are from Balkans, this is the place to go!Only drawback: no Rakija or cevapi! Dear owners, fix this please!

This place is a hidden gem. Wow! So good. Friendly staff. This is my go to spot for lunch, lunch menu is super cheap, with large portions of food!

Ralp's certainly is what it says: "International Market." I honestly don't know of another place in the area that has a selection of Bulgarian, Romanian, Hungarian and other wines along with a myriad of items that, though I consider myself well traveled, mystified me. Then, oddly enough with signs indicating "Buffalo," as in Buffalo, New York which is near where I'm original from but have never seen such items there. I did, however, find a selection of cheeses along with some Salmon caviar with which I'm familiar and found the quality to be top notch. Since there are few if any items from Europe, Scandinavia, South America or elsewhere Ralph's might be more closely defined as being an "ethnic" rather than an International Market, and then a rather select ethnic market at that. Overall, it's an interesting place which even though one may not be acquainted with the items, offers an interesting enough culinary adventure. One of the bright features is that there is a lunch offering, so you can go to the counter, place an order, take a seat and try some of what is for sale.

For many, Ralph's Cafe is an "unclaimed treasure"...YES: there is a restaurant inside Niagara Food Wholesaler. OMG...starting with baking their own rye and wheat breads for excellent sandwiches (from scratch...not frozen), everyday Stephanie and Latroya freshly prepare entrees reflecting the ethnicities of South Florida, including good ol' American comfort food. If there is something special you would like...just ask Stephanie and she will arrange a day that it will be featured. (This chef has got IT!)OK, my favorite: Their espresso...you don't have be Cuban to make great cafè cubano! (In fact, you don't have to be Cuban to drink it!) Hey...no linens or servers in tuxedos...just a fun and lively establishment to have a terrific meal.When you're done with breakfast or lunch, look around the store...100's of international foods that are really interesting and delicious.Enjoy!!

Excellent customer service, great and affordable food selection. Never let me down.....

I stop in for breakfast just about every morning Monday-Friday. The 2 young ladies working are amazing, always so kind and friendly to all of the customers. The food is always so good. This is one of my favorite breakfast stops and staff!!!