Gourmet Island

Zurab Beltadze 2 months ago

Worst grocery store I’ve ever been to. The food is not fresh. I’ve bought fruits and vegetables here more than once, and they were already going bad. The prepared food doesn’t look fresh either. You shouldn’t have to check every single item before buying it. The employees are rude and disrespectful. They act like customers are bothering them. Every time you ask a question, they answer with an attitude or just don’t care. I’ve never seen such bad customer service. I asked to speak with the manager, but that was a waste of time. The manager couldn’t solve anything and didn’t even seem to care. Just excuses and no real help. I will never come back to this store again. There are plenty of better places to shop. Save your money and go somewhere else.

Aneesha Aggarwal 2 months ago

Nicole made us a beautiful bouquet for my sister’s engagement party. She took her time and we loved our center piece! It was very well priced as well. Thanks for the great service!

Jimmy LTR 3 months ago

Great store, very clean. They have great prices, seeded watermelons, and a lot of Organic Valley products. I definitely will be back! 😀👍🇺🇲

63 hajime Edited 3 months ago

The peonies have been here for a week already, and they still look fresh. These peonies are just amazing in size. The young woman who works there—she is rather petite—did an absolutely superb job. She is very welcoming and is always ready to help and offer advice. I highly recommend that EVERYONE visit this shop, which boasts a wide assortment of both groceries and flowers—all of which are well worth the price!

Taras Pustovit 8 months ago

Gourmet Island is a true gem for anyone who appreciates authentic Soviet and Eastern European food culture. From the moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by an impressive abundance of food, with shelves and counters packed full of options. The variety is outstanding—whether you’re looking for traditional pantry staples, imported specialties, or comforting classics, there’s always something new to discover. It feels less like a quick grocery stop and more like a cultural experience. The deli and fresh food sections are especially memorable. The meat and deli counter offers high-quality cuts and prepared meats that clearly reflect care and tradition, while the fruits are fresh, vibrant, and well stocked. One of the highlights was the bread section: a wide selection of loaves that were clearly just baked, filling the store with a warm, inviting aroma. The freshness and quality of the food make it easy to trust what you’re buying. What truly elevates Gourmet Island, though, is the people. Every worker I interacted with spoke Russian and was incredibly friendly, patient, and genuinely happy to help. Their warmth made the shopping experience feel personal and welcoming, as if you were