If you love Turkish food or love trying new food look no further than Avrasya Market. While it looks quaint from the outside this family owned market it is PACKED with great food. The market has a variety of choices from snacks, spices, meats, cheeses, pastries, honey, sweets, tea and more. If you’re looking to try something new I recommend starting with halloumi, knafeh, simit, and/or pizza (the small snack, not American pizza). If you’re debating if you should try something at the market the answers always yes, I’ve never had anything bad there.
Nice, clean, and cozy market with a good variety of Turkish food. From my last shopping, I really enjoyed the frozen pistachio baklava—it turned out way better than I expected once thawed. The bulgur was great too.
The only thing I’d recommend is adding more price labels on the food items—some were missing, which made it a bit hard to shop.
The staff (owner?) was very friendly. If you like sweets, they have a wide variety of Turkish chocolate and other snacks, coffee and assorted food items. The staff recommended Karam Gurume. It was very rich and delicious! Will definitely stop by again.
Great selection of Turkish foods and treats! I brought some Turkish delight, cheese (pretty mild), and snack sausage to a party and they were a big hit! My favorite was probably the dark chocolate covered pistachios, though.
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Robert Prescott
a year agoIf you love Turkish food or love trying new food look no further than Avrasya Market. While it looks quaint from the outside this family owned market it is PACKED with great food. The market has a variety of choices from snacks, spices, meats, cheeses, pastries, honey, sweets, tea and more. If you’re looking to try something new I recommend starting with halloumi, knafeh, simit, and/or pizza (the small snack, not American pizza). If you’re debating if you should try something at the market the answers always yes, I’ve never had anything bad there.
Salih Tosun
a year agoNice, clean, and cozy market with a good variety of Turkish food. From my last shopping, I really enjoyed the frozen pistachio baklava—it turned out way better than I expected once thawed. The bulgur was great too. The only thing I’d recommend is adding more price labels on the food items—some were missing, which made it a bit hard to shop.
Joas Alfajardo
a year agoThe staff (owner?) was very friendly. If you like sweets, they have a wide variety of Turkish chocolate and other snacks, coffee and assorted food items. The staff recommended Karam Gurume. It was very rich and delicious! Will definitely stop by again.
Stephen Kingsland
2 years agoGreat selection of Turkish foods and treats! I brought some Turkish delight, cheese (pretty mild), and snack sausage to a party and they were a big hit! My favorite was probably the dark chocolate covered pistachios, though.
Rosemarie Spuhler
4 months agoWonderful little gem that I stumbled upon going to the metro. The owner took her time to show me her favorite Turkish delight!