M&W European Deli and Market

I stopped by to patronize the business. During my wait in line, I noticed the personnel at the counter appeared unwelcoming. Unfortunately, the owner's behavior and comments also raised concerns regarding diversity and inclusion.

This is a wonderful find! If you miss Polish cuisine or Polish beer you can find it here! The line was long at lunchtime on a Friday, which indicated to me the food & grocery supplies are authentic. Hearing Polish being spoken among the customers made me feel right at home! (also provided an opportunity to brush up on my Polish speaking abilities!). I was able to find barszcz, herring, kiełbasa, and my beloved "salzazon," (head cheese), which I hated as a kid and now can't get enough of!!! Had if for lunch with vinegar and rye bread! It was heavenly!The wait staff was cheerful and helpful, especially with my school-aged Polish. Even though it took some time to get through, the visit was pleasant for the childhood memories and smells the location provided and best of all the opportunities to get my rusty Polish used, besides the fantastic Polish food!!!Love that I'm half Polish and especially love Polish cuisine. You can take a person out of Poland, but you will never remove the Polish Heritage that Poles will always maintain! "Jeszcze Polska Nie Zginęła" Thank you mamusia for raising me with my Polish heritage intact! Dzienkuje M & W Eoropean Deli & Market for providing me the access to keep the Polish cuisine active in my family!Thank you so much!!

Closed for vacation until 8/21/23 according to sign on door. We drove from Tampa to get our galumpki fix!

This is the one time Yelp is wrong. Three stars? Really? All other sites have it 4-5 which is accurate. The lady that waited on me was sweet as anything. Informative, talkative and I'd buy something i didn't even need from her. They had a great import selection. Had no idea there were so many ways kraut and beets could be made. Their meat selection was even better. Almost each one had a sign describing it. How you should prepare and how you should store. For the person that complained about meat being out of the cases...it's called cured or preserved. No need to refrigerate. It is the real deal. Not sure why people throw a single star when they have no clue what they are complaining about. Educate yourself. I walked out with several kielbasa. Mustard. Kraut. Head cheese for 13 bucks so anyone complaining about price go to Publix and get some gross sausage that is pasteurized for the same price and none of the extras that I mentioned. This place is awesome and will be back often.

Don't expect to waltz in here and grab a sandwich because it's not that kind of deli. What you can expect is to buy the bread and meats for a sandwich, go home and make it yourdamnself. And that ain't all bad.The bread, for one, is nothing short of amazing. True European-style. Dense, heavy, crusty and hearty. This ain't not bag of French bread from Publix, and because they don't use preservatives, it gets moldy quick. To avoid this, I slice it up upon arriving home and freeze half of it. Need a slice? Pop it in the toaster for two cycles and booya!They do have some prepared items that one can take home and heat up. I've only tried the stuffed cabbage. It's pretty solid, but not as good as what my mom used to make.As for grocery items, the pierogi are a must. Mutiple kinds are available, but I keep it simple and stick with the cheese and potato variety. So good!The cakes and pastries are supposed to be divine, but I don't have much of a sweet tooth, so I can't speak for them. I'm just repeating what I've heard customers say.

This place used to be called something else (just two different letters). It was fantastic. It's still good though... just a little pricey at times. I love their stuffed cabbage, bread, sausage, and salads. Its worth the drive if you're looking for a polish deli, as its the best one around that I've found.

Excellent kielbasa and friendly service. It's always busy, a good sign it is well liked I would recommend it.

The people there are always respectful and always help with a smile. Makes me feel at home whenever I go to buy

A highlight of this deli is the wonderful smoked sausages and liverwurst and the fresh baked rolls. They have a nice selection of Polish grocery items such as fried red beets, tinned fish, delicious mustards, and a variety of wafer cookies and marzipan candy. A small frozen section features a variety of frozen pierogis made with cheese and potatoes, mushrooms, kraut and fruit. Everything we tried was delicious.Everyone was friendly and helpful, providing samples of deli meats so we could decide which to buy. They're busy at lunchtime even though they don't have a dine in area. The small store's narrow aisles and overly tall sidewalk curb can be difficult to navigate, so the location is definitely not accessible to wheelchairs, walkers, etc.

Unfriendly, rude costumer service. Foods are uncovered on top of the countertop.Never go back to this store. They arent worthy to spend any money.