Sasha's European Market — Attraction in San Antonio

I have been shopping at Sacha's European Market for several years. You can find a great amount of authentic Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, German, Romanian and other European countries' products. The business is robust, and the products go very quickly. They might be there one day, and the next day they are gone. This speaks volumes about the popularity of this store. Bakery, unique bread of incredible quality, drinks that are pure and authentic, such as Kvac, and rare finds like Georgian Wines with whimsical and sophisticated packaging, and all kinds of souvenirs from Europe are available and popular with customers. Sausages of unique quality and taste, imported cheeses, products that are hard to find like ham and salo are in great demand and flying off the shelves. Candies and chocolate are another rarity you will never find anywhere other than travelling to their place of origin. All kinds of ready made meals like Pelmeni, Blinchiki, Golubzi are there within grasp! Additionally, the assortment of frozen berries is incredible: wild Cranberries, Cherries, Cowberries, rare Sea buckthorn berries! Who can pass up a wide selection of mushrooms such as frozen, dried and canned Porcini, Chanterelles, marinated Oysters and White Mushrooms? I can not live a single day without these products. The girls who work there, Vicka and Lera, are amazing, helpful and knowledgeable. If you have a request or are nostalgic about something, and if it is possible, they will find it for you. This store is...

This store is great! It is a great representation of Russian, Ukranian and Polish foods. The prices are good and the customer service is excellent. All the items are fresh. They have a great variety of smoked meats and sausages and all traditional foods. The quality is always 5 stars! The stuff is very nice and helpful. I am a frequent visitor and a loyal customer. I have never had a quality issue and never bought a bad product from Sasha's. They stand by the quality of the products they carry in the store. I see a comment about the expired foods but its a misunderstanding as in Europe the date goes: Day, month and year. Also, very often it is the date when the product was manufactured. In any case, the staff is very friendly and helpful. Just ask if you have any questions. Thank you, Sasha's for being here in...

I advise you to always carefully check the shelf life of the goods and the integrity of the packaging in this store. It's not the first time when I buy fish and other products there, where the packaging was damaged or the goods expired. For example, I bought dried fish, when I opened the package, the fish was wet, I decided to check how fresh this product was, but that's what I saw. It is not clearly visible on the packaging, but it is noticeable that the packaging date and expiration date have been erased (I do not know by the store's seller or supplier) and the date is printed on top, I do not know what the date is, but the product is actually overdue. If sellers see this review, check the integrity of the product packaging and expiration date before putting the product...