Euro Food & Deli

I love this place, great Slavic food, the Babushka is so nice as well. It's funny that' it's called Euro Food & Deli because it's pretty much a Russian/Slavic food store. If you're Slavic you'll like this place.

If you enjoy European foods this is a place for you. Our family stopped in recently one afternoon just to pick up a few things that we always enjoy. Of course pastries, many different assorted Russian chocolates of course I bought a few pounds. Also plenty of fresh sausages and cheese a frozen case full of blintzes ,crêpes and kolache more frozen cakes. I spent an hour in the store put everything I possibly could find on the counter that screamed yes we're back in Europe!

I love their food but feel out of place and pushed aside sometimes while the shop owner is conversion with others in Russian

This is a fascinating little store full of all sorts of European food. Lady that works there was extremely nice. Have a phenomenal amount of stuff crammed into a not so large place. Have a lot of freezer food from Europe and Eastern Europe and even Russia. They have a lot of dry goods also and a good selection of beer and wine. There are several little tables if you want to order food from the deli and eat it there. I was able to get Pierogies and several kinds of dumplings from the freezer section. This is a hidden little gem in a nondescript shopping strip. Stop here to get your Pierogies and latke fix.

What an amazing find in this gastronomic wasteland! I'm half Russo-Ukrainian and finding stuff like pelmeni, rye bread and good kielbasa are next to impossible. Having already found enough good Greek stuff to satisfy my Hellenic half, I ventured here to seek out some of the old world comfort food of my father's parents.Wow, did I hit the jackpot. The owner is a sweet Ukrainian lady who also speaks Russian as well as English. So I spoke to her slowly in a mix of all three, and she was a doll! She even gave me a free chocolate bar to take home with me after I finished piling up my order!All kinds of cured meats, fish, sausages that you'll never find at Publix or anything like that. They also have a very well stocked set of shelves dealing with typical pickled vegetables, noodles and condiments typical of old Mother Russia and Brighton Beach Brooklyn!Beyond that, they have an interesting selection of beers, wines and kvass from differ parts of the former Soviet Union. But the heart of the grocery section is the fridge and freezer section right nest to the kitchen and across from the meat and fish counters.I was truly impressed by the wide variety of pelmeni, pierogi, meat and dessert items. Russians have an amazing way with cakes, breads and baked goods. This place reflects that in spades. Finally, they have a few tables where you can sit down and grab a quick bite to eat if whatever goodies they have that day. They had a salmon special today, for example, and a few other different hot foods such as soups and the like. All freshly made in house.My dear Queen Bee has never experienced Eastern European food, but I hope to bring her here for a quick bite to eat some day. The owner was serving a few folks during lunchtime while I was there shopping. She spoke to them in Russian and Ukrainian both, as there were a couple of each in there. Then a couple of Polish guys walked in and ordered too. So that pretty much tells me how authentic this place is and seals the deal for a return in the near future!

Friendly staff and great food choices. Reasonably priced and welcoming. Conveniently located with reasonable store hours.

I am a customer of this store for over ten years, and they always have great service and food products. Family owned business, with personal care about each of their customers. A wide variety of authentic European food and produce, traditional Russian and Ukrainian souvenirs. I have a special food diet that requires good quality organic food and this is the only store in the Tampa Bay Area where I can buy and eat dairy products: butter, sour cream, cottage cheese. They make bread and pastries in house and I can eat them without allergic reactions I get from USA food. Thanks to the store owner and all her staff.

Lady was so sweet behind the counter. I came in to try to grab something to eat and was totally confused because it's like a grocery store she was so sweet she cut me a sandwich so I could have something for lunch.

Hidden gem! Purchased several hard to find items. Staff was welcoming and helpful. Can't wait to go back and stock up on my favorite items.

I wandered into this marvelous place pretty much by accident and am so glad I did! A quick look told me I needed browsing time, so I came back after the appointment that had me in the shopping center. My mother's family was Slovak and the foods I enjoyed growing up were readily available in Cleveland, OH. Not so much in South Florida or Tampa Bay. Though I couldn't read the labels on the jars and cans on the shelves, except kapusta, I knew I was in the right place. I learned that the "local" language is Russian. I wanted perogies. but didn't spot them. So I waited my turn at the front counter, hoping the woman there spoke English so I could ask. While waiting, something in the freezer caught my eye. (There is so much in what is a tiny place, that it would be impossible to see all of it on one's first visit.) Yes! I grabbed a bag (potato & mushroom!) and went back to waiting my turn. Most of the customers had quite a bit and also had to discuss things; it seems a shopping trip is also a social occasion. Almost all of the conversation was in Russian, but the woman at the front does speak English, and pointed out a few things I might want. I promised I'd get them next time. And there will be a next time! I didn't even ask about kielbasa or sweets. Talk about falling into something great!