International Food Market Inc

Great Russian grocery store! The associates are very nice and friendly. The store is quite small, but has a lot to offer. Great variety, and prices are very moderate.

Wonderful assortment of culinary delights. Chicken kebobs and beet salad are awesome. Hearty breads, dairy items, and vegetables. Very different that what you'd find in a typical grocery store. Chocolates and cakes, rugelah that are simply delightful. When your tired of the same old food this is a place you should try.They know how to spice foods properly.

Great selection and variety of Eastern European items. Great service! Highly recommend this store!

My wife is from Russia. When she walks into this market, she is filled with happiness. They offer a wide variety of Russian foods including fresh, frozen, and canned.

This market will be intimidating to most Americans. If you are looking for American foods, this is not the place to be. That being said, it does offer the Russian experience in both service and food selection.

As a non-Russian speaker, I have always been asked if I needed assistance and treated kindly. I simply point to my wife and they realize that I am "her American".

As a culture note to Americans that may be reading this: In Russia, It is considered bad customer service to be "friendly" by American standards. They will be polite and answer your business related questions, but are unlikely to chat.

I would like to recognize the young girl that slices and prepares the bread. She is especially helpful and kind to us non-Russians.

Wife says the food is fresh and prices are low compared to similar markets.

Really nice place! Clean and spacious with an interesting selection - including an assortment of fresh-baked breads along with the baker who made them, right there ready to slice loaves, on request! I am a beginning Russian speaker and the store staff were not only helpful with merchandise, but also with my attempts at using my new skills! I will definitely go again!

Cheapest and most selection within 100 miles.
We are driving over an hour to come to this store for the past 10 years consistently, especially at Easter.
Owner always on premises , they have hard to find items, cook their own bread and if you want to see what a store looks like, smells like and feels like in Eastern Europe, go here and just smile.

Traditional food & culture at a fair price & good service. This is an *authentic* Eastern European grocery store - that includes food and culture. The negative reviews about service are a misunderstanding in cultural norms, people here are very friendly and they work hard to provide quick service.

There's fresh fruits and veggies and packaged goods from all over Europe, but the real draw is the deli counter. As soon as you walk in, you'll smell that the staff has been cooking all kinds of Russian specialties. I speak no Russian and have no idea what a lot of the stuff is, but I try different things every time I'm here and I haven't been disappointed yet. There's SO.MANY.KINDS.OF.SAUSAGES!!! And smoked fish. And amazing, freshly baked bread. And it's cheap. You'll get provolone or mozzarella for $3-4 per lb. The selection of European chocolates and sweets is extensive. Only place I've ever been able to find Kinder Sopresa. You'll hear a lot of Russian spoken here. The staff can be a bit indifferent or rude at times but that may be because I have no idea what anything is and spend way too long looking up products. Just pay them a visit, it's worth it.

Oh the deli is delicious. Don’t be afraid of coming here because of not knowing what to do with the ingredients. Everything is great and miming works to get the food you want.

My favorite Russian store!

This is my favorite mid-size store around Baltimore. I can find several favorite kinds of Russian food there. The borscht and kvass are gorgeous, so are the sausages, especially the smoky tenderloin sausage (Sorry that I don't know its actual name.).

Almost all East Europe food store I visited in this region provide high-quality food and service, but this one is at the most convenient location for me. BTW, the wine store next to it has lots of exotic East Europe drinks.

My favorite Russian and European store in the area! Doesn't compare to any other ones even in DC. Amazing deli with fresh out of oven pies, homemade meals, great selection in frozen section. The only place I could find fresh homemade farmers cheese! I don't leave without a cart full of goodies every time!

Very nice grocery store. If you are looking for foreign delicacies, Russian in particular but also some others, that's the place to be. If you are a Jew, be forewarned: most of the food is not kosher.

The food is great. Cooked fresh everyday! Good prices and a great variety of traditional Russian delicacies. Not a kosher market but an experience worthy of my week.

I went on a culinary adventure! I normally buy all of my fruits and vegetables from any nearby international market, so since I was in the area I stopped by here. It isn't exactly "international", it's primarily Eastern European but I was able to find some unique (to me) teas and preserves. I wanted to try something from the prepared food section, so I asked the woman behind the counter what her favorites were. She didn't understand my question so she asked a customer to translate. I got what the customer suggested as well as a few things the woman behind the counter suggested once she understood what I wanted. I also purchased some fresh fruits and vegetables and, of course, Turkish Delight! This isn't a large market but they have a huge selection of items packed into a relatively small space.

This is a very interesting place with lots of delicious choices, from deli meats to dessert creations. It has a deli, a prepared food section, a bakery (bread), as well as a small selection of pastries. We go for the deli, and for the smoked fish. There is a language barrier, but everyone is polite and helpful.

Not a big place, but has lots of Ukrainian and russian food. Olivie salad was tasty. And they had great cherry dumplings!

The place is packed with stuff - traditional food, deli, caviar, cakes in dozens, restaurant-quality freshly cooked take-out. The new owner is pleasant.

Great store, carries lots of authentic Eastern European foods. Prices are reasonable and deli is fresh. It has very limited selection of fruits & veggies.

Found what I have been looking for, for over 2 years and some great cakes and great service IT was a pleasure to shop there and find a lot of other things I was not expecting THANK YOU.