Prestige Market & Deli

So happy to have discovered this gem! Amazing food market and deli with Eastern European delights! So much selection and so clean and well organized! Very friendly staff and service! The cafe/coffee shop side is so elegant with really comfortable seating area. Great menu selection and amazing European desserts! I tried their beet soup and Olivier potato salad and both were delicious! Haven’t tried their coffee yet but will the next time I visit!

I don’t claim to be familiar with the Slavic cuisine but was eager to explore what’s on offer. This review is for the cafe where the service was good however the food tasted bland, almost everything we tasted had low to no salt or sweetness and lacked adequate flavors. The atmosphere makes for a nice and cozy insta worthy coffee shop.

Beautiful design and interior of the store. Very cozy and calm atmosphere. Food to dine in or have lunch is delicious and beautifully served. Love the real dishes and silverware, water available as it should be for coffee drinkers to cleanse the palate. Variety is great and tempting to try the whole store…check them out!

Highly recommend this Cafè! great customer service with both English and Russian speaking employee’s. Great assortment of foods, both hot and cold, great salads and desserts. The coffee is actually really really good! Amazing atmosphere and design. I can’t wait for more folks to know about this place and give it a try.

This is my new happy place. When you are looking for something unique and delicious, for now or later, stop in at Prestige. We started with coffees (which I recommend) because this family-owned business has put a lot of time into curating a fantastic collection of groceries from all over Europe. It was so fun to shop that we spent half an hour looking around. We got a Roma torte to bring to Thanksgiving this year and some traditional treats -- krakuska, Baltic Herring, and rye bread drinks (I'm told they're like root beer) 4-Hour families with mixed European ancestry and fond memories of traditional foods. The kids are going to assemble and decorate a Ukrainian veselka cake and will enjoy some mega marshmallows while they work. My husband also found Polish dills and some crisps with unique