In the store
Imported Groceries
Rows of imported pantry goods from Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Lithuania and Georgia — the brands people grew up with, kept in stock year-round.
This is the part of the store people drive across the county for. Jars of dill pickles and marinated vegetables stacked by the case, buckwheat and kasha by the kilo, condensed milk, halva, sprats, adjika and horseradish that actually tastes like horseradish.
New shipments land through the week, so the shelf changes. If something you want isn't out, ask at the counter — there's a good chance it's in the back or on the next truck.
Good to know
- Pickles and preserves sold by the jar or by the case.
- New shipments arrive through the week — selection changes.
- Don't see it? Ask at the counter before you leave.
