Borderless European Market (BEM)

"Listen guys, you really pester everyone when you involve politics in business. You come to the store to buy groceries, and you see political posters, slogans. It's just indecent and tactless. P.S. If you stand with a country that has been killing its own citizens for many years in a row just for a different opinion, then you just don't have a heart."

"There is a lot of stuff for us Europians, in somma a great place, nice staff members a little bit pricy but maybe because they have to bring in all items from Europe or most items and they have to pay tax for it. You can find there smoked meat products, European farmer cheese, Kefir, types of soup noodles, pickled red beets,cucumbers pickled in the European way, types of sweet stuff and chocolates, frozen European food ect...."

"Update: Lowering the stars because some vanilla wafers we got here after we returned for another visit were almost a WHOLE YEAR expired! I used to be a cashier at a grocery store. Although I was only a cashier, and 17 years old, I took pride in my aisle being clean and tidy, and that the candy was not expired. We were responsible for doing this check whenever business was slow. We were even supposed to venture to aisles nearby and turn all the cans around to face the front if it was really slow. This store seems to have plenty of downtime as a specialty store. There should not be anything so beyond its sell by date. It's like, a basic ask I ask of a food store. Original review: Everything is imported from what seems like Eastern Europe, so that's pretty cool! I saw this fermented bread soda that a Ukrainian friend introduced us to there. I didn't end up buying it because I wasn't totally sure it was the same drink. We got some Italian pasta and sauce we're looking forward to cooking. I expected to find some more snacks that I would have recognized from my 6 weeks stay in Portugal, but didn't find anything specific. The wafers are close! I love European wafers. I also bought an herbal tea because I feel like any country in Europe probably makes tea 10x better than America does. We might try some of their frozen dumplings next time! They had veal dumplings, which looked good!"

"Definitely check expiration dates, especially on items that are on sale. They are most likely expired like this box of chocolates. Now it's obvious that expiration dates are arbitrary and it doesn't always mean that something is spoiled, especially a piece of candy like this and especially just a month or two pass it's expiration date but you definitely have to watch out for anything with meat or dairy in it. The prices are also up there."

"Great place for Eastern Europeans and Europeans to grab some quality products from back home. For locals it's a good place to try some new things. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable so if in doubt feel comfortable to ask questions. The place is clean and well maintained. The product selection is varied however it will grow as business goes on. Happy with the place and very glad it's available. Enjoy your shopping experience!"