"Being able to go to Sahadi's at 3PM to get my labne and in-house made za'atar pita chips provides a type of joy that reaffirms most of the decisions I've made about my career." - Mary HK Choi, author Read more
An NYC staple for goods from the areas surrounding the Mediterranean sea. Beautiful oils and spices. A large assortments of nuts, seeds, olives and cheeses. Take a trip there and be transported.
I'm obsessed! Amazing authentichummus, devine spanikopita and delicious handmade chocolates, all affordable too! They have a great selection of bulk items and hard to find spices. The best!!!
Bins and jars and barrels hold everything from nuts, dried fruit, olives, and pickledvegetables to cheeses, chocolate, candy, those intoxicating coffees, and all manner of spices. Read more
Destination Middle Eastern market for spices, olives, coffee, yogurt, cheese, prepared foods, and more. Be prepared to get lost in the aisles; bring a big shopping bag.
Best humus in NYC! Sahadis even have basic ingredients such as milk and bread too, but whatever you choose, be prepared to try something a bit different. Read more
Yea, I know it's 'middle eastern' but they have some of the best retail prices on spices, grains, nuts, etc. So, just go & those guys that work the main ingredient area, they are smarter than you.
Smoked almonds. Hummus. All the olives your heart desires. Don't get pita here... Go a couple of doors down to Damascus (whose babaganoush is superior).
The Mediterranean import store everyone needs in their neighborhood, except this one is particularly good. Their hummus is probably the best thing to get here.
Come here to buy all of your spices! If you aren't buying spices at Sahadi's you are probably paying 10x more than you should and getting worse quality to boot.
Sahadi's is a family-run middle eastern emporium that sells everything the local shops also sell (cheese, nuts, dried fruit, fairtrade coffee) but for about half the price. - Elizabeth, TheFABlife.com
Stock up for dinner parties here. Delicious homemade hummus. Great selection of dried foods and fruits: nuts, yogurtpretzels, dried mango and pineapple!
Get a week's worth of lunches from the prepared foods section in back. Just make sure to know what you want before getting in line -- the counter ladies are fast and will make quick work of you!
A wide variety of dried goods, spices, and nuts to choose from, although the tougher choice is deciding whether this place is Mediterranean or Middle Eastern.
Try the Potato Flatbread-potatoes are pan-fried with thyme, cilantro, and onions that have a sweet, caramelized sheen, and the whole thing on flatbread is topped w/ a flurry of crunchy scallions
Get the spanakopita, hummus, fried cauliflower, lamb meatballs. smart locals shop here & Key & the farmer's market, not TJ's. Saturdays are not as bad as they once were & you're supporting a great guy
Great Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and European imports for extremely cheap prices. An extensive selection of olives, grains, and cheeses. $3.50 for half of a cheese wheel that'd normally be $12-15!
The best selection of Middle Eastern/Far East goods in Brooklyn.Love the Turkish apricots,fresh figs and dates,olives, and hummus! So much fun to wander around.
Especially when the place is mobbed on Saturdays, it's a bit confusing -- take a number for olives, candy, coffee, feta OR get in line in back for deli goodies like baba ganoush or hummus.