Euro Deli Mart

Another little hidden gem for foodies in the Greensboro area, especially if you like cured meats or preparing some European dishes yourself at home. I’ve been searching for a European market ever since we moved here a few months ago. Stopped in at a few Asian markets, some of which are fantastic for Asian cuisine of course, but nothing that hit that European foodie itch. Well here we are. The place is small and cozy, but that doesn’t deter from the amazing selection of items, both sweet and savory, that the place offers. The cured meats are outstanding. We had a try of many cuts which the owner offered without asking. The owner is unbelievably friendly and informative. You want to know about anything in store just ask away. Give it a try if you’re in the mood for some European food.

I can’t say enough good things about this place - there’s an amazing amount of quality products packed into a seemingly small space. But don’t let it fool you - this shop is packed with high quality European deli meats, polish sausages, smoked ham and much more. Plus a variety of jams, preserves and butters and crackers, cookies, wafers, and frozen foods - too much to list. The best part are the owners/employees - wonderful, helpful folks who will let you sample items and offer to order something if you don’t see what you’re looking for. This place is a winner!

Great little deli with Polish goodies. We stopped in for pierogi and Polish sausage (raw, not Kielbasa type-think Maxwell Street Polish, Chicago). Ended up buying 2 of the 4 types of smoked Kielbasa they had, amazing. Owner gave us a taste test, very sweet lady. Found meat and kraut pierogi that you can't get at a chain grocer. Love this little place. Got three coils of Polish sausage and can't wait to grill em.

My wife and I just got back from Chicago and got our Eastern European food on. We “found” this place right down the road and what an experience. The owner and all staff provided us with a gracious experience. The pierogi are 1st! Then the cold cuts tommorow!

I recently went back here and I gotta say she needs to not put old Ukrainian bread in the frezzer for too long. Charging that much money for old bread is ridiculous. Otherwise I think it's an ok store.