Global Foods: Imported Foods & Spices

Kind of a hole in the wall, but a decent ethnic grocery nonetheless. Perfect for when you need some spices you can’t find at the supermarket or other hard-​to-​find goods.
I came in looking for some berbere and they had exactly what I needed. The clerk was prompt at helping me out so I didn’t have to search the entire store (which is tiny). The also sell perfumes and other nicknacks here. Note that it does feel a bit grubby inside, like the floors and shelves could all use a good scrubbing. The uneven, gravely parking lot that greats you outside doesn’t exactly help.
Oh, but they receive huge bonus points from me for selling Vimto aka the most delicious soda known to man. Now I don’t have to drive to southwest Omaha to get my Vimto fix!

We stopped here hoping to find a little bit of everything, being that the name of the shop is «Global Foods.» Most of the stock looked to be Indian, Middle Eastern and Mexican, but the place was filthy and we left without buying anything.
Containers and packages of food were haphazardly shelved and dusty. The floors had not been cleaned in a while. There was a freezer case with a giant fish inside that looked like it had been there for twenty years, it was so encased in frost.
Very disappointing!