Highly delicious and original selection of foods from Eastern Europe and a bit from Western Europe and the USA. The store has upgraded itself a lot in the past few years. The shopping experience is smooth, there is an eatery on the side of the store with occasional live music in the evenings, serving mostly cool Slavic influence foods. Their twin store Kalinka is on the same plaza and offers a smaller cozy alternative, while Matreshka is brighter and more spacious , with a greater variety, and with other restaurants and stores on the same plaza (Latin, Asian, Jewish, Georgian...) one can find a spot for every mood. Focused on Russian goods in the past, Matroshka currently features additional prominent "collections" from Ukraine, Poland, Belarus, Turkiye, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Latvia, Luthvinia, Estonia, Finland, and even some preserves and candies from Germany. The culture is focused on the countries of the post-Soviet European stage. Most speak Russian, but English speaking customers are understood and accommodated with no problem. The same in their "cousin" store European Delights (about 5 min drive away from them on another plaza), that strikes the balance in size between a larger store Matroshka and a more cozy store Kalinka, and additionally offers an opulent selection of authentic caviars: we saw both English and Spanish customers coming for it, and somebody would always step out for an easy communication