Euro Indo Market

The lady at the counter is very friendly. It’s an international food market/​take out kitchen. Inside towards the back they sell Gyros; all meat served is Halal (Zabeha)

Amazing and inexpensive. I really wish I had found this place earlier. I plan to come back often

I enjoy stopping in for a quick meal or snack. Interesting selection of specialized groceries in a convenience store sized place. You can purchase freshly prepared items or the makings for your own gyros or other Mediterranean foods at home. Bread, meat and cucumber sauce are all available in the grocery. Very friendly and helpful people here. The prices are very reasonable.

Good portions and flavors, incredibly cheap food and incredibly friendly staff.
You can see everything going on around the grill as they make your food, it is kind of shabby looking but clean.
I always get the falafel gyro and the boyfriend gets the lamb and beef shawarma, both are amazing! I personally think the lamb and beef combo is the best one. The samosas, baklava, and hummus are really good too!
We always load up on our order and end up STUFFED with leftovers for less than $ 7 each, uncluding the bag of pita bread we buy when we get our food.
They have a table inside and a couple of picnic tables outside the door but it’s got more of a takeout vibe than anything.
I don’t know how they serve such good food for so cheap and so quickly, I’m just happy to have discovered this place and I hope more people do the same so this nice family business will stay afloat in this economy.

This shop has pretty much everything you need, and they also cook for you, which is awesome when you’re feeling lazy.
The guy behind the counter was SUPER nice and appreciated every little sale he got from us. Sometimes just being appreciated will make you come back, even if it’s not the biggest selection in the world.

My husband is a big, big fan of this place. When the EurIndo employee noticed how frequently he goes, he asked him to spread the word ‘cuz this place is never busy. Aaand by spreading the word, Frank asked me to Unilocal about it for him. So here we are!
Lots of cool stuff inside! Variety of oils, spices, etc. But we frequent this place for the hot food. You can get gyros for under $ 5 (the flatbread is closer to the tortilla variety rather than the pita bread; just a friendly FYI). They also sell spicy potato samosas at 60 cents a pop. The food is kept in steam trays and there’s never a wait.
This place closes at 8PM. It’s on my list of quick, cheap dinner options after work (JUST SAY NO TO FAST FOOD). Its right up there along with Melis.

This place is pretty well hidden, I mean it is right around the corner from my home and I never knew it was there! Good selection of grocery items and spices at decent prices. I was driving a long ways before to another ethnic grocery, but this has pretty much everything I need so I think I will end up making the switch. I tried dried figs for the first time from here — tasty! The woman behind the counter was very nice, and exceptionally patient with all of our questions. There is also a little takeout place inside called «Tony’s Takeout» that has Halal and vegetarian food (falafel, spinach pies, veggie samosas). I have not gotten to try it yet, but will report back with my findings…
*The baklava was phenomenal, the falafel was good, but not the best I’ve had, not even the best in the area, and they were out of everything else I wanted to try. Still a good shop with a nice selection, and I’ll swing by for more baklava!