Max Market

Rude girl at checkout; short, unattractive, black hair, accent… didn’t get her name.
Doesn’t let you pick your own fruit that’s displayed by the register. They insist on doing it, and that way they can grab unripe and slightly rotten pieces to ensure they sell the whole shipment. There was a sanitary glove available used to pick up the fruit, I didn’t have to use my «dirty hands», if that was the issue. Really rude about the whole thing, when 4 days before that she let me pick each and every piece I wanted.
Strange.
Go to Jones Market (Jones & Spring Mtn), better prices there as well.

This has become my grocery store of choice. It’s a delightful neighborhood market nestled near the beautiful lakes area with a wide range of eastern European and Armenian items. I particularly enjoy their produce, breads, and cold cuts. The employees are helpful and inviting. The prices are reasonable and the quality of everything I’ve purchased is extraordinary.

Love to shop there. Great Mediterranean food choices. Fruit and veggies are always fresh. Owners are very nice and friendly.

This place is close to my house so it takes care of my needs but because they do not buy a lot of inventory, it’s rather over priced. Prepackaged smoked meat items can be old and moldy at times so please check well before buying.
Often they have champagne grapes and sweet cherries for a steal and buying fresh herbs at markets like this one is more cost effective than at regular grocery stores.
If you’re into fruit preserves and jams, buy them at these markets (like International Market, Jones Market, Euro Market and Deli) because they are prepared with a lot less sugar and processing so you lol be getting great quality for a good price. Max has a pretty decent selection.
They have a a decent selection of kefirs including kosher kind and they are priced well. They have other Kosher items, which is perfect.
If you like making hummus, your best bet is to buy Tahini at a Middle Eastern/​Eastern Euro grocery like Max because they are super cheap. I saw some at Whole Foods for $ 15 — get the f out of here.
I still do most of my European grocery shopping at Jones but for the quick immediate buys I’ll go to Max market just to save me the drive.

It’s a good market for simple stuff you need. The staff isn’t very attentive and didn’t greet me or talk to me at all until I needed to check out, but their selection and their prices are good!

I love this small family owned specialty grocery store! I always come here for my deli meats, breads and cheese.

Very polite and helpful. Decent selection of eastern European and middle eastern chocolates and food items as well as a deli.

I love max Market I been shopping there for years the owners are very nice since I don’t understand many of the labels they are always ready to translate.
They also cook some delicious stuff there like the eggplant caviar yummy.
Very convenient little grocery store.
P.s …I almost forget to mention the cokes and bread. Love it

Here is today story. Today just about couple hours ago i went to max market, as i am a long time and returning customer, i was just at dr office pretty sick and went to do shopping there to cook some soup, in the refrigerator for fruits and vegetable i was taking some sweet lemons and some other stuff i had my phone which is iphone 5s on top of plastic bags which was lemons since i was trying to get other stuff, by mistake i was grabbing plastic bag without paying attention to my phone so my phone dropped inside the fridge, i Asked the owner for help, he first looked at fridge and respond no its not here even with ought trying to remove the Shelf, then he was what is your phone number he wanted to make sure i don’t lie, and called to my phone as i told him its on vibrate and off course the fridge has big noise so you cant hear the sound of vibrating so he told me no your phone is not here, i told him i am sure and told him story still he was like no if it was under shelve i could move it but it drop to other place i cant and he left with ought helping, i tried to push my hand to get to my phone i am a 26 years old girl and im so tinny, so he came again in front of other customer yield at me with no respect as i am and whole my family are every day customer day, with load voice that you have to forgot your phone cant do anything, even if i ask some one to come to open it it will cost 400 $, you better to go and buy new phone, i was shocked, this is not professional and customer service, not educated, i know how to open the shelf i ask some one who works there for help but his english weren’t good so by that time my sister came to store, i told to owner can u just lift up shelf he was yelling and just mumbling that this young people every time texting and bla bla, and this is 2015 and other stuff and he told me it cant be there i was like please as i bought the phone just one month ago and full price, so he was just lift up shelf which wasn’t even a pound, i had respect didn’t want to move the fruit inside fridge, so as soon as he lift up he was shocked because he wanted to see no phone but my phone was there, he should have insurance on store from the time customer walks in, he should at least call customer service for fridge and ask for guid, but that was easy fact i did know how to get to my phone but the owner didn’t want to try, even yelling on customer special a woman who try to be nice?! I could call 311 and they would come there for him but still i had respect as long time customer, i wish i could attach a photo of my hand, still could leave with ought shop there but as respect i bought my stuff and thanked him, he should be shame of his manner! Even he didn’t apologize while i was thanking him, As god exist !

I am a lover of beer so I went here to try something new. I used my debit card to pay amd I was told that I would be charged 0.79 to pay with debit. I thought that is a high and odd amount, but okay. When I looked at my receipt the «debit charge» was rung up as produce! You ripped me off and was untruthful! I will tell all my beer loving friends not to go to this place that blatantly steals from people!

A very small store but filled with many Eastern European & Mediterranean goodies. Conveniently located just steps from my house I sometimes walk to it & I love finding things from my childhood like candy from Poland.
They have a wonderful deli section & farmer veggies that are fresh & taste so much better than your typically grocery food veggies. They also have a wide variety of fresh herbs & spices.
There are so many imported treasures like pickles from Poland & Russia to fresh baklava & poppyseed cakes. It always reminds me of my grandmother & mom :)

My wife, Tatiana is Russia Violinist and loves Max Market. Good selection of foods and as an American, I have my favorites there too. Prices are reasonable and owner and staff always friendly. We moved further away from store but still make it a point to shop a couple times a month there. Wish they stayed open to 9pm! Great neighborhood market. Try their Armenian Cognac, it is the best!

Smaller than Jones market with just as much variety, if not more! Max Market is likely to be my new ethnic shop of choice for Russian goodies. Their prices on most items are also lower, which is awesome.
Store contains a deli towards the back with meats, cheeses, and premade items (they also brew fresh coffee), a small produce section, lots of breads and sweets that are both imported and locally-​made, bulk-​purchase nuts section, canned and jarred goodies from eastern Europe, and tons of beverages– liquor and alcohol is behind the register and on display.
You can get a ton of goodies here for $ 20– but my favorite purchase are the cheese burekas, packed 2/​$ 2, and stuffed with feta cheese. They’re phenomenal, and the best I’ve found in this city– I believe they’re made in-​house, too.

Great place to get some Eastern European products! I have a major weak spot for Bulgarian Feta cheese and this is where I get my fix! Max Market carries an array of items. Too many things to list… Shop was clean, staff is friendly, and the quality of products are good. I’ll be back… tomorrow actually!

This is a great market to go to for a variety of items from Romania, Lebanon, and more. The selection is not as much as other similar type of markets, but if you need something quick, it is convenient and has the basics. I recently bought parsley, red onions, cilantro, Persian cucumbers, and mint. The mint was very fresh and a generous portion. When I go to Trader Joe’s I get ¼ the amount for 2 times the price. I also like their parsley it was very fresh and the same for Persian cucumbers. Anytime I buy Persian cucumbers from Glazier’s, Trader Joe’s, or Fresh and Easy they go bad within the next day or two. These cucumbers were perfect. I don’t know what they do to them or where they get it, but they were good. If I need something quick and easy, this is the place to go.
The few times I got deli items they seemed old. I ended up throwing away the beet salad and grape leaves. I am not sure when those were made.

I was truly disappointed after the last 2 resent visits, I’ve known this place for years but never really like the prices/​freshness of it all…
Owners changed then it got a bit better but stopped going because of the long drive instead I went to Jon’s market…
Move back closer to MaxM. So I went back and was at the deli./older Armenian lady
Ordered the Garlic Mortadella but the Lady was trying to convince me to take the pre-​pack 1 from some other customer… I looked at it and it was way to dark and old, refused the offer and she kept insisting and became a bit rude…
I felt totally uncomfortable and she started asking me where I was from (nationality) obviously she noticed I wasn’t Armenian because I didn’t speak Russian or Armenian…
But! When I mentioned my Husband is Armenian her Attitude 100% changed…
She became a kind and helpful lady she even gave me some recommendations! Total BS! Lol! What a total Racist!
NOT COOL !!!
My husband was outside waiting for me I told him the incident and he was furious but I laughed it out, perhaps he was furious because he felt bad for me and embarrassed over the Race/​mentality but it’s rare to find them, unfortunately they do still exist.
The pastry looks Good but be careful because it’s always Old…

Ordinarily I have been a content shopper at Max Market. I like to shop there for various hard to find spices and food items. The last time I was there I purchased a 3 liter bottle of Romeo Extra Virgin Olive Oil for $ 19.99.
As fate would have it, I had to pick up some items for a gift basket to take to a friend to meet at lunch that day. I waited and waited. Two other customers were also in the parking lot waiting. I waited for 25 minutes and no one came to open up the store.
You have to chalk that up to things just happen sometimes. But for that particular day, it’s a one star.

Great place to get some Eastern European goodies! I was floored by the cheap olives: $ 2.99/pound and $ 3.99/pound (Whole Foods, you should be ashamed of yourself!). The quality of said olives is very good — hooray! I also bought stuffed grape leaves (3 for $ 1) on my maiden visit and they’re yummy as well. Max Market carries a whole array of grocery items: deli products, breads, snacks, produce. Too many things to see and taste at once… so I’ll go again soon. Shop was clean, staff is friendly enough, and the quality of products enticing. I’ll be back!

On Unilocal,I usually review places that already have a lot of reviews. This is one place that I want to spread the hype on myself, because it’s not a typical place people will shop.
Not that I have anything against grilling the normal fare like steaks, hot dogs, burgers, but sometimes I crave kebob from overseas. But the issue with this is where to buy the meat, especially if you want it already marinaded. I called a bunch of my friends in Vegas asking for a place that sells good marinated meat for kebobing/​grilling. I gave up on this search myself because I went to a bunch of middle russian/​middle eastern stores. They didn’t even have meat, or the selection was awful. Finally someone tipped me off to a relatively new store called Max Market.
I am so happy I found this place. The store is clean, and the owners are very very cool. The meat selection is amazing, and there marinade is great, reminds me of the Los Angeles stores we used to go to.
Anyway, even if it’s a drive, I highly recommend people to shop here. Whether it’s for their meat (highlight) or produce or random stuff you are craving (foreign beer, spices, etc.) So happy I found this place!!!

Another great store that caters to people who appreciate Russian food. Max Market is quite a bit smaller than Jones, but they still carry a lot of the same foods. Their deli section is pretty respectable, and their produce prices are a lot better than chain American grocers. Another little plus is the fact that they sell some nice, and affordable kitchen supplies. Pots, pans, tea, and coffee sets.
Give this store a shot if you’re in the area. There are lots of unique snacks (candy, ice cream cookies, pastries etc), if you’re in the mood for something new.