Awers

I bought a can of red caviar in the Farmers Market, Doraville, GA. It was called «Ostrova», grained salmon caviar. It was distributed by Awers Inc. On this can there wasn’t written a place where this caviar was made. I checked the Russian server, and googled this name «Ostrova», and I didn’t find any other can which looked like this one. The caviar’s quality was very poor. I was wondering why does Awers Inc. distribute a product which is so iffy? And this happens after all those articles and reports about the illegal production of caviar in Russia! Strange…

That is where I am going to shop for caviar and smoked fish from now on. I grew up in Europe and used to live in Brooklyn and I used to this kind of food there. For the last few years I was buying my caviar in Seattle where I paid twice as much as this guys charge. This place is closed on weekends, but the trip on a weekday ça valait le coup (it was worth it). Among other things, I purchased 2 tins of sturgeon caviar and saved few hundred dollars already. The caviar was fresh and delicious. The smoked fish was different from what you buy in regular store. I tried hot smoked mackerel and was really impressed with it. The staff was very knowledgeable and helpful. I also purchased some frozen sockeye fillets and king crab legs for at least 40% less than I buy it from my local stores in Ballard. I recommend this stores to those people who interested to try something new.

The best caviar shop! Helpful staff, great variety, great prices and it tastes amazing! Very fun experience.

I have been ordering from them for a few years. The customer service is exceptional. If you email them the answer will come within 24 hours, the most. The quality of caviar is outstanding. Thank you!

Don’t let the location and the staff fool you. While your customer experience will be uneventful, you will find yourself in caviar heaven when you stop by: all kinds of red and black caviar, in all shapes and sizes… Simply put: this is Seattle’s best hidden secret if you are into caviar.
My Russian heritage comes with a love of caviar — red and black — and Awers is the only place where caviar meets my standard. It’s fresh, absolutely delicious, and, surprisingly, cheaper than in most other places where it’s sold.
They do have funny business hours, so you have to stop by during work day business hours but they also have a website where you can order from: it comes in a really cool box for perishables — though shipping is expensive unless you buy a lot.