The Good Food Market

A local supermarket with fair prices (Checked and compared with other s/​m around the neighborhood). You will find an assortment of Greek products: original Greek Feta and other cheeses, Fylo dough, spanakopita, different kinds of pasta, coffee just to mention some.
Their bakery department is not that strong and I don’t know about their meat and deli department.
Don’t expect lines and the service is very friendly.
The parking lot is a little crammed during rush hour.

Beware — check your prices at checkout. Went here to buy marinated artichoke hearts, thinking it would be cheaper than a chain grocery store. I found one I was interested in that was listed on the shelf for $ 1.89. When I took it to the register, the cashier rung it up for something like $ 2.99. When I told her that was the wrong price, we went back to look at it and she said the product I had was incorrectly labeled and the price was for an artichoke product next to it. I then switched out for the cheaper one and when she rung me up again, it was $ 1.99 instead of the listed price for $ 1.89. When I again pointed out the discrepancy, she went to the back again and then came back to the register. Thinking she was going to now ring it up for the right price, she rang it up for $ 2.99! When I asked about it, she said that the price listed was again for the wrong product and that she had planned to give it to me for $ 1.99 but her manager said to ring it up for $ 2.99. She had no idea what I was talking about when I said the store is false advertising. Needless to say, never going to buy anything from that store!

Young man was my cashier. Didn’t do a good job bagging my items — he could’ve fit more items in the bags, I bought over $ 100 worth of items as I always do every time I shop here. The remainder of the items that he couldn’t fit properly into the bags he just left out on the table and just LEFT. Didn’t even ask if I wanted to buy more bags or anything. He just left and went to go talk to a female coworker. No thank you or friendly service.
I’ll take my business someplace else.

The new owner Vahan is very rude and unprofessional. Many instances of expired food, unprofessional and rude feedback when you explain the issue and expect a solution. Just do not spend your money here.

Fresh produce, international goods, great service and best of all… specials every week! Love Good Food!

Number one choice deli, fresh produce daily, great service, nice friendly employee and the most important unbeatable prices.

A big variety packed into a little space! I found a rose drink, Austrian banana chocolate, and even Quality Street, which is very hard to find in LA!

The baklavas here are very bland. They seem to have very little or no cinnamon in them.

I love this place, not only prices are great, they have pretty much anything I want in one place. Friendly owner, will definetly keep shopping here. Look for their Facebook ads!

Small place with some good Mediterranean products. However, the fruits and vegetables where really bad and old. It’s not that hard to bring in fresh and good looking fruits. I’ll keep on going to farmers market in glendale which has the best products, fresh meat and FRESH FRUIT/​VEGETABLES.

I just love this little market. They have so much good stuff there! The price is very reasonable, the produce is fresh, service is friendly. A few weeks ago I purchased a couple of bars of soap «Ghar» and this is the best soap ever for my skin condition. I would recommend this place to any one who likes to try new things. Who loves middle eastern foods and breads. This is the place!

I love this place. It’s an Armenian market, which means products from all over the Middle East and Europe. They have an excellent selection of canned and preserved items, fresh produce, and cheese. The place is small, but they carry a good variety of items.
Today I bought dandelion greens, mandarin oranges, broccoli, brined baby okra, a pomegranate, a quince, and canned sardines in olive oil from Portugal. I’ve bought cheese from there before, and it was excellent. They also have a good selection of yogurt, yogurt products and other dairy as well as olive oils.

Since they changed their management this summer i’ve been experiencing many cases of expired products (esp. on sale) and bad customer service (no manners esp. from the owner). Today i noticed how on Nov 7 i bought yogurt which had expired on Oct 19– i was very angry. Bad luck– i cannot find my receipt! Last week (Nov 3 – 7) they had a «special” — on Nov7 they were still selling wafers which expired on Nov 9– 2 boxes for $ 3 (their usual price is around $ 2) — how insightful!!! All this will be a «chip on my shoulder” — from now on i’ll check each and single thing i purchase from there and i guess i’ll be visiting this place less frequently and only for their vegetables and fruits.

I love this store! I make the trek even though it’s a bit far for me because they carry so many hard to find, imported products.
Their selection of feta cheese… Greek, Bulgarian, French in a variety of brands — truly impressive. The service is always great. When I went up to pay, the cashier recommended a better option for Manaesh, It was delicious and I was so grateful for the recommendation.
They also carry a huge line of ZerGut products including Lutentica.
I hope they stick around for a very long time.

They have such an awesome selection here. I often get my floral waters, teas, and cookies from this place. I am also thinking of trying the soaps they sell.
This place is well stocked, there is always someone who can help you find something, and the location is convenient as it’s right next to the bus stop. It’s great!

I went here because of the previous Unilocal reviews, and I must say I plan on going back. Ethnic food? yes. several types of cous cous. A ton of spices. High quality produce, and a sample friendly deli. Prices are reasonable, I bought cherries $ 1.99 and Bulgarian Feta 3.99.
They have at least three types of Feta and you can buy the exact amount you want. Parking is easy, there’s a lot and street parking. I’ll be back!

Really great, small ethnic market. I was looking for grape leaves and found them here. I also picked up raw cashews and quinoa all at a very good price.
They have their own lot. Service was prompt and friendly here.
I would definitely come back here.

I came in with a Groupon Deal. I did not care about produce, and had no idea what I was going to get or find. I was pleasantly surprised that it was full of imports. Imports from countries that I have never been or have no idea about: Turkey, Lithuania, Lebanon, Egypt, Russia, Cyprus, and Greece. I really enjoyed the exploring and trying out goods that I am not very familiar.
At the end, I settled for: Rose petal Jam from Turkey, Sesame Pretzel lookalike from Lebanon (actually called Kaak Extra Fingers), Halloumi cheese from Cyprus, Mediterranean yogurt (which taste like Spanish yogurt), Turkish Delight from Turkey of course (which I discovered that I’ve had before and don’t like), and a small slab of Hungarian Bacon. Had to grab it because I love bacon, and it reminded me of the time when I was in Hungary. I loved Hungarian Goulash (the paprika, onions, and beef chunks.)
Other things that I wanted to try were products from Greece, but I couldn’t read Greek. Some crackers from Russia, and bagel and crackers from Lithuania. They had other interesting stuff such as condensed cacao milk… I think that is what it was. They also had some cookies, crackers and chocolate from Italy, Austria/​Germany.
Just go to explore and try stuff from unfamiliar culture and countries.

The name «The Good Food Market» had me thinking. Does this market sell healthy food? Organic produce? What is «good»??? Is their food even good??? I had to go see for myself.
This Middle Eastern food selection is all pretty new to me, but boy was I excited! I headed straight to the bakery section and saw a decent sized selection of lavash, pita, pastries. I was in heaven. There were tons of yogurts and something called Labne. There is a deli in the back with a large selection of meats, cheeses, and OLIVES!!! I didn’t touch the produce in the store though, but it seemed to be a good seller.
The employees really know their products too. I ended up walking out with 1 lb of Lavash ($ 3) (I was told that the Café Paradise brand was the best), Byblos Lebani ($ 1.99), Jumbo Kamata Olives ($ 5.99/lb) (from deli), Large Kamata Olives ($ 3.99/lb) (Yes, large and jumbo taste different but I prefer Jumbo), Big Bean Salad, Lavash Chips ($ 3.49) (Sesame? It’s party THYME!).
I was extremely happy with my purchase. Everything tasted so good and fresh. The Lavash chips are excellent when dipped in the Lebani as recommended by the cashier That was a big hit in my household.

I stopped here on a Thursday afternoon. The Good Food Market is a small ethnic market that shares parking lot with Starbucks.
There was fresh produce, olive oils, grapeseed oils, and a variety of cheese that I haven’t seen in commercial grocery stores.
Prices were very reasonable. I bought spaghetti for 99 cents. Unsalted butter was on sale for $ 1.99.