Pacific Food Mart

i go there everyday buy fresh bread and freash meat, some fruits and fresh vegitables like that place. there employes are so nice people.

Interesting how all 1 star reviews been filtered to not display on here… well they have a very valid point! Customer service in the store has gone down the hill past two years and I’ve been shopping here since 2010… they workers are straight out rude and life less. Cakes and cookies are OLD and are bring sold for regular price (sometimes they will sell like a few day old cake for less but I’ve had old pastries for the same price). My main reason for updating my review is because the cashiers tried to scam me 3 times! First time I checked the receipt at home to find out I was charge for extra produce. So I swallowed it since it was my fault for not checking. Second time around I got charged double for something else and I checked the receipt right afterward and addressed the issue to which they just gave me a look and «refunded» without a «sorry». Third time one of the cashiers charged me triple right in front of my eyes and she was caught because she thought I’m getting my wallet and I glanced at the register and I almost raised hell. So sad that a lot of Armenian stores try to make money off of their own people!

Honestly, do yourself a favor and stay away from this place! Customer service is everything and they lack it by a gazillion! The whole business needs a restart! You feel like you walk into the zombie land when you enter this store; no one talks to you, no one greets you and you feel like you owe every employee an apology. The parking. oh God, their parking is hell! I wanted to find a good reason for the one star I had to give. that one star goes to their fresh bread!

The worst employees on the planet. It doesn’t matter what nationality you are they are the most disrespectful disgusting people. The employees behave like they’re above you when they are workers and customers pay your pay check geniuses.
We went to buy deli meats and get bread from the bakery and besides being unorganized they are rude telling me «listen to me are you listening go to the bakery» well let me tell you listen to me these employees deserve to lose their jobs to learn how to treat people. The deli has 1 person working who barely functions and the rest of the employees look like they haven’t been notified that at work you need to look alive and not dead.
The person who owns this store should truely consider hiring new staff that are professional. The image of the business is the employees you hire.

This place has a variety of fresh bread and extremely good kabob and Armenian bbq to go and I beleave they charge you the meat price that they have In the market.

Rude workers attract rude customers.
That’s how it works here, I work up the street so when I don’t have time to drive somewhere to get a quick bite to eat I have to walk over here and act JUST as rude as them to get what I came for and get out fast (I really don’t have time for people to roll their eyes at me and I’m not going to waste being nice to workers that don’t care about their customers)
The workers act like they own the place and they’re too good to serve you in the bakery. The workers inside don’t even talk to you, they don’t even talk English.
Nobody wants to help you here and they don’t want to be there either.
Parking= oh my god. It’s a s*** show honestly. People don’t care, they reverse when they want, they drive when they want… thank god I don’t drive here because I see accidents happen here, allll the time.

Ok market, little small. I like the fresh bread and deli meats. Rest is just ok. Parking is what really kills me about this place.

Love this place. Great selection of Mediterranean products at some of the best prices in LA.

Not my favorite little market to shop at, mostly due to some truly bad experiences with the people working there. They do seem to have everything you might need in terms of cooking and other general goods, and the place did get dolled up a bit, but it’s still obnoxious -.-

This place is terrible. My grandma lives up the street so I often go. The most ignorant people in glendale shop here. Rude, obnoxious self intitled A holes. My friend and I were actually threatened by an ape like «man» when we were picking up kabob. Why you ask? Because we were smart enough to call ahead to order and this peanut head was confused why he had to wait in line.

I live really close by and always see a line. That usually tells me it’s good. I’ve gotten bread here and it’s fresh. Likely the reason for the lines. I finally decided to order some sandwiches. I tried to order 3 different kinds of sandwiches (lulu, beef kabob and chicken) they didn’t have any! Then I asked for fries … They were also out! I’m disappointed.

Middle Eastern food galore — in parts too small and impossible to navigate. They actually have a sloped section where if you let go of your cart, it happily wheels all the way down and smashes through towers of canned food on the floor and whatever else stands in its way!
I love their Canadian bacon, and the cream filled pirashki (ponchik) is among the most delicious I have ever had.
As with a lot of similar places their customer service is by default on the «couldn’t care less» setting, but try not to take it too personally!

A clean & pretty large Armenian Middle Eastern marked in Glendale. I walked in here looking for eggplant and tomato dip to pair with pita bread. Deli had it. Turns out that this is also a bakery & liquor store. The gals are not very smiley looking, or have much people skills. All good, I just need what I needed. Produce is a bit pricey. If you are looking for any Armenian Tons of parking. Total plus.

I went here to grab a quick coffee and snack after visiting the doctor next door.
The customer service was AWEFUL. I asked the girl in the bakery the coffee prices because they weren’t listed and she rolled her eyes and told me with exasperation. Then I went to pour the coffee and it was empty. I said «you’re out of coffee» to a different girl behind the counter and she just shrugged and asked me what she could do about it. At this point I just gave up and grabbed a small bag of nuts and headed to check out. The cashier did not say a word to me or even look at me!
If you care about customer service avoid this place!
Also it’s a hot mess with everything scattered all over the store in little to no order.

My girlfriend and I come in looking for the root of tumeric. The store is all over the place. But ok, it’s a international store that’s fine. But no one can really help me here. No one speaks English. Not a great store when ur looking for something. Very upsetting because I love international places.

its an awful place to shop. this is my opinion and you have yours
If i had shop i would not let a 15 years old boy run the management.
i agree with Tenny

Small Middle Eastern Market, Deli, Bakery, Liquor Store
The deli items are well priced and the produce is a great value though i do not think any of it is organic. The alcohol selection is vast and very well stocked for the size of this place. my favorite thing they carry here is their imported ice cream so good they also carry Mashti Malone’s ice cream.

I always come here when I need to restock my home with Gata (Armenian sweet bread), which I absolutely love! One of my friends introduced me to this place while we were both doing our internship in Glendale. I love the Gata and eggplant caviar (but not together now). I think the pricing seemed fair and acceptable (but then again, I don’t know any better since this is the only Armenian market I shop at). The market is kind of on the small side, but it’s easy for me to find the food items I want here.
Now I see there are some other Unilocalers complaining about the lack of customer service or rude service (especially if you do not speak Armenia)… well I have never ever had rude service. And if you don’t speak English in a place that is so cultural influenced, you should know that it’s expected that the service won’t be quite as friendly as an American place you may be so used to. (I go to Chinese speaking only places from time to time and I don’t speak the best Chinese but never had a problem and have come accustomed to the type of service I receive… so just suck it up and get over it)
The parking lot is pretty small, but I’ve always found parking whenever I come (but I usually come by here in the late afternoon or late morning).
Overall, love coming here and actually do make a special trip to come out here.

I really like what Paradise Café owner did in converting this place. Used to be run down and dated, but now way better. I love the addition of the bakery in the parking lot. The girls that work here are so sweet. I really feel like this is the one stop shop for an Armenian/​Persian household. All the authentic stuff and all the American essentials.
I don’t get my Kabob from here though.
on Glenaoks and Western for that.

My coworker brought Lamejun from the place this morning. It is a thin crusted Armenian Pizza with ground beef, jalapeño and green onion. It is pretty tasty, must be super good when it is fresh from the oven.