Euro Market

Was looking for Portuguese imports, but glad I came across this gem, loved the variety of imported goods! Will need to return especially for the smoked bacon!! Omg

Fun time....lots of hard to find European food items! Help was wanting to be of service. An excellent destination market.

This is our new favorite choice to hunt down ingredients to please and baffle guests. The place is low cost but high quality. It's a small store while packed with ingredients to spruce up tired familiar recipes.We're going back

After coming back from Europe I wanted some of the food I got from Europe in terms of snacks, and this place had it all. A much higher price in Europe, but it's imported and it's legit. The owner is super helpful and friendly and helped us the entire time. Great guy. Also a reminder that most of the food is from the Balkans, so be prepared for that. You're not getting French food here. Still, came home and had a feast from the stuff I bought here and will be back for sure.

Alkaline German water by the case: 45$/case. Very flavorful. In glass bottle. Tastes better than any brand so far. Burek: feta cheese in dough. Like a cheese filled pretzel but with softer dough. Ate the whole thing. Not too salty. Cheese tastes fresh, not full or filler. Lots of different eastern european alcohol, wafer cookies, sausages, frozen meat. Very nice cashier and sister. They are very helpful. Can't see why they get low reviews. Widest selection of eastern european candies ranging from Milka chocolate to hard candies. Good stuff. Seems similar to Samovar store in Mtn View. Across the st. from the toyota dealership. Eat there when getting car serviced. They should put some tables out front.

Good store for products from the Balkans and Central Europe: Macedonia, Turkey, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Germany, etc.Offered products vary every time I visit, but there are a few staples including ajvar, sujuk, Kraš products, Vegeta, etc. The prices are in the expensive end compared to other comparable markets across the Bay Area, but it also has the highest concentration of Balkan products. The shopkeeper is really nice and helpful, he like to chat with you, and always tries to sell you some more products than what you originally came from by offering all sorts of goods. He also gives folks a few small chocolates for free (typically krem-banana or Životinsko Carstvo), which is a very lovely gesture.The hours of the store are a bit limited, so I highly recommend calling before you go.

You walk in and I felt like I was back in Cypress (the Greek side;)) very nice, small seating area but perfect. I got the chicken skewers with salad and garlic bread. It came with yogurt too. Great food and great value too.

First time visiting, I got some free gifts desserts for my New Year Eve. The boss is very friendly to Asian, not like the one Slavic Shop. All the best and wisdom to Euro Market in 2023.

I always find great food in this place. I miss Bulgarian food and here you can find many Bulgarian and Balkan groceries. The owner is always welcoming and friendly. He would slip chocolate bar with almost every purchase.

Love Euro Market ! Good store to shop for your groceries but unfortunately Dusan is not so much around there at the store ! He is the owner of the store so I expect somebody like him to be more at the location all the time !