Amana Food Market

I have been shopping here every time I need Tahini or fresh pita. I also like Labane, chick peas or picketed cucumbers. They have butcher( I don't buy meat), cafe ( never tried), and few fresh veggies and frozen items. It's a small store with friendly stuff.I am giving it 3/5 because I was very dissatisfy shopping here and watching the stuff not wearing any masks and not asking the other shoppers to wear one! Not cool at all! I told the cashier what I feel.

I come here to get all my Arabic food and spices. They have a variety of items. It's a one stop shop. They even have a restaurant so you can get a Togo order as well. I do recall someone saying they have catering which is great. Great place

Middle Eastern grocery store right on Bush Boulvard, it carries the basic items, they have their own butcher, but their selection is very limited, and the store lack organization of products.

Had ftoor after fasting again at Amana and not disappointed at all....the flood was amazing

The BEST market that is actually Halal! There was no music playing and the most beautiful Quran recitations playing. The store is very clean and organized. The butcher was very helpful to get exactly the right cut of meat I wanted. They also have a huge selection of items- even Camel milk ! This is the only halal market I will shop at in the Tampa area. I will definitely be back and I'm excited to eat at their restaurant as well.

Excellent middle eastern market...They Bake the Best Pita Bread in Tampa,Florida and maybe the U.S.A. I know because I am from the Middle East..The groceries are also good and reasonable in price...The butcher cuts fresh meat and poultry to order Halal/Kosher.Their customers are from all nationalities and religions. They are always helpful,friendly and accomodating

I like to shop here, I like all the products they provide, the only complane is about the lack of professional service. The cashier talks on the phone with her headphones on while checking out customers. This is really holds me back from going there more often.

The food market was clean, organized, and the employees looked at me kindly as I entered as they were speaking to customers at the register. I ordered a Gyro from the restaurant area (which is distinct on the left side as you enter, with a nice seated dining area) and walked around the aisles while my food was being prepared. Behind the register counter were about three hookah pipes with accessories on a shelf display, as well as head scarves sized for the hijab. To the right side of the store are there main dry products, with freezers lining the walls and fresh butchered meats on one side that included Halal meats. I bought a bar of Milka chocolate, as they sell not only Middle Eastern products but many from Europe and some from regions with labels in languages I can't pinpoint. My favorite section was toward the wall closest to the street with body and hair proucts with ingredients like amla, henna, and cassia. There were also bars of dry henna powder that was unclear if it was compound henna or body art quality.My gyro was decent, and I'd give it 4/5, nothing special.