still awesome! got my pelmeni (dumplings), sour cream, couple kinds of frozen filled crepes (cheese/cherry), a jar of borscht, a loaf of Cinderella's dark rye, wafer cookies, and halva. Store worker was helpful, pleasant, and present, but not hovering - perfect! Euromix is a precious gem.

Euromix Delicatessen is clustered with a few eateries in a corner commercial building. Signage isn't clear on outside. No decor inside, just shelves, fridge, freezers packed with edible/drinkable goods: Eastern European products Ice cream, jams, jellies, candies, cookies, pastries, dairy products, pickled veggies, sausages, deli meats, condiment, sauces, teas, beers, wines, soups. Salads, refrigerated/frozen edibles. Self service goods desired. Bring to front counter to check out. Sips: double bock beer, 10.5% abv. 16.09 oz (5.99) -boozy, smooth, czech import. Citrus black tea (9.99) 200 grams -sri lanka import heavy black tea brew with lemon & lemongrass notes. Quick, courteous check out. Meter parking only.

I used to go to this place for more than 10 years! It feels like home already. Always great friendly customer service and big variety of food I can't find just here. Also, recently I've been offered to leave my books there for sale. Now it's the only place where people can find my book in its original (Russian) language.

My friend & I came here to find some pickled herring. The guys there were super kind & helpful! We were recommended a beer with the herring that was delicious. We will be back when we are in the area :)

Love love love this place! The people who work here are so friendly and helpful. And everything I've purchased has been positively scrumptious. So glad that they're here!

I came in while waiting for a ride and am so glad I did - they have a range of Armenian, Georgian, Turkish, Russian and other European foods. The employees were friendly but let me browse. I hoped to find dried sorrel but did not - instead we left with the most incredible jarred soups, Armenian mixed pickles, dark bread, and a small handful of free candies for my kids. It's a small but well curated collection - I can't wait to go back for another incredible grocery haul.

I came here to get ajvar and pelmenis, and to try other imported goods I've never seen before. This place has a pretty good selection of Balkan items. Recently, the owner gave me and the other lady customers a chocolate bar each for international women's day. The expiration date wasn't for a long time too! I'm not of European background but he made me feel like I'm part of a community. His kindness compelled me to write a review.

I rarely rate anything on Yelp but I had such a positive experience at Euromix yesterday that I felt compelled to share about it. I was trying to put some jars of sauce into my shopping cart and one of them started to fall. I tried to catch it in time but it ended up still bouncing off my foot and landing on the floor with a 'crack' and a 'splat'. The red saucy mess was all over the floor. I apologized to the shop owner who quickly assured me not to worry. At the checkout counter, I again asked to please pay for the broken jar and he insisted that it was not my fault. Then he gave me two free chocolates. I was reminded of the power of amazing customer service. Instead of making me feel bad for my accident, he made me feel taken care of and at ease. Not only are the groceries here such delights, but the owner is a gem.

A fun little shop to venture in for snacks, food, items not commonly found. The haul: Poppyseed bread rings: a nice alternative snack if you don't want to go for salty pretzels; it has a subtle/light sweetness Condensed milk ice cream: there was caramel in the center so it tasted very caramely and delicious. Rosehip, hibiscus, herb tea: personally didn't like because it looked and tasted like cough medicine to me. They also have things that aren't European that are cat cocoons, pants, etc. just fun to come in and try a bunch of stuff.