Top G place. The food here is amazing, reminds me of my childhood. A nice little European market and bakery to stop by if you're interested in trying international cuisine (I recommend the shashlik or the plov, my top fav ) and European snacks, candys, and drinks (kvas is where its at). I come around some Saturdays and the food is served fairly quickly. Always nice seeing small family businesses.

The new management of this store use to run Farzana Uzbek at the Yard. Now they have an awesome setup here still serving up their great good, usually on Sunday (get there early their food goes pretty fast). The Plov is absolutely amazing, the kabobs are wonderful as well. The store also carries freshly baked bread and a huge selection of meats and cheese at the deli counter. I've seen them carry honey-cake that's made locally and the candy and ice cream options are great as well. The people are so nice and helpful every time I've been in.

Yaa .. go in there. Delightful cakes, and desserts. Grocery items from around Europe. Fresh deli meats, sausages. Tea, coffee, halva, noodles. Everything good.

Great place to take a homesick European if you know one. You can find many things here you cannot anywhere else and , they can help you find what you are looking for. And, fresh baked European bread, but it goes fast. Warm and freindly people.

Best store ever! We love the salmon ikra, fresh baked bread, candies, herring, and kvas. Prices are fair. Service is always awesome.

Privet is my favorite deli in town. Aside from the wonderful assortment of meats and cheeses from all over Europe, they also offer countless fresh, canned, pickled, and packaged food items too. If sweets are more up your alley their assortment of chocolates, cookies, and desserts are plentiful. I frequently swing by, and always make a point of doing so when hosting friends or family. If you haven't yet stopped at Privet it can be easy to miss (though you've probably driven by it a million times). It's in the small upper strip mall lot on the east side, off the corner of Commercial Street and Royvonne Avenue. The driveway is off Royvonne, though the store sits above Commercial Street. Swing by sometime - and definitely before your next party. Not only will you be glad that you did, you'll be supporting a locally owned family business.

Every time I come here it never disappoints. The owners are some of the hardest working individuals I have ever met. 10-10pm every day just to run their business. They have top of the line cakes, artisan meats and cheeses along with a variety of fresh baked bread and goods. I absolutely love this bakery!!!

Stepped into Privet last night to see if there was any Italian coffee.(They have been out of it for a while.) Irina (the nice pretty Russian woman/owner) asked me which kind it was so she could order it. I couldn't remember the name...all I remembered was the photo! So she whipped out the catalog, and we poured through all of the coffee pages until I could identify the right one. She then made a note and said she would place an order ASAP. Now THAT is customer service!! I did manage to come home with more Salami, some new German cookies and Russian sunflower seeds. I am really taking a liking to these different European foods...and it's always a fun adventure to try them out! I will be back.