Ron’s Market

"Great store with European food. There is a wide range of products and they are always fresh."

"Life gets so busy that we forget to value the good as much as we should. As an Armenian I try to go to Armenian stores as much as I can, firstly because I really miss home and it helps me feel closer to my childhood and our motherland, secondly because I want to support Armenian businesses, especially at these difficult times that our people went through and are going through ethnic cleaning and a second genocide. I was treated horribly at another (different one, not this one) Armenian store yesterday and I felt devastated that my own people can treat me that way, but I remembered that majority of my people, just like the owners of Ron’s market have a heart of GOLD. Ron’s market is always clean, fresh and has everything you can imagine if you are into Eastern European or Middle Eastern food. Customer service here is top notch and the owners are the sweetest people ever. Thank you guys for being so wonderful. ❤️"

"This is a great grocery store that had exotic options like jams, teas, treats, cheeses, and drinks from Armenia, Greece, and Russia, to have a few. They have a great meat selection with lamb. They have fresh produce as well, and a selection of interesting ingredients including pomegranate, rosehips, and dates. This is a place you can easily spend 20 minutes in without realizing it just by looking at everything."

"My grandparents came to the US from Poland in the 1920s. Visiting Ron's Market Eastern European Meat & Deli reminded me of my trips to a Chicago market just like this one back in the 1960s. I loved the exotic offerings then and appreciate them even more now. Shopping in this market was a trip down memory lane. The narrow aisles bursting with offerings in languages I can't read. The tempting wide variety of exotic cheeses. So many varieties of olives. And the chops. It reminded me of our trips to the Chicago Stockyards, may they rest in peace. My grandmother has been gone 50 years, so many of the offerings in the market are now foreign to me. I can tell there are traditional Russian sweets. I am going to buy the jelly just to take home the Kachina-like doll they reside in. The family that owns the store makes fresh bread, dips, kabobs and ethnic dishes that I am clueless about. But the crowd at the store knew exactly what they wanted. So what do you put hawthorn in, exactly? There are tables outside so you can tuck in if you can't wait until you get home. I think it's fun that the owners put up enticing photos of their exotic offerings on the windows outside the store. How could you not be curious? The Las Vegas Strip creates the illusion of being somewhere else. Ron's does the same. Mange!"