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1537, Webster Street, 94501, Alameda, Alameda County, US United States
contactos teléfono: +1 510-337-9831
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 37.774783, Longitude: -122.2768869
Jason Biggs
::I had a pretty messed up experience here today. My daughter came in for an ice cream, and we usually get a kid's scoop, which is $2.50. My daughter wanted to mix two flavors, so I asked the lady at the counter if that's still kid's scoop price, and she said yes. When she rang up the register, it was for $5.50, the price of a double scoop! I asked the lady if she made a mistake, she said no, because she meant two kid's scoops. I was livid, because that was completely dishonest. After coming to Aria for years, I told her I'll never come back again if she went through with the transaction, which she did. Dishonest and thieving lady! We went again, asking for kid scoops ($3) and didn't notice until later they charged single scoop price ($4). I wish I could just enjoy ice cream with my kids without feeling nickel-and-dimed each time.
Rhys Cheung
::Wonderful to stumble upon this European market while walking to the Farmer's Market on Webster Street. It just moved across the street into the old Alameda Lighting space. The groceries are in the back of the store, almost like a secret annex behind the Mitchell's ice cream shop. The owner is from the former Yugoslavia (Bosnia), so many brands from the Balkan states. Canned sprats, German Appel zarte herring, Hungarian goulash, Turkish hamsi fried anchovies, Podravka pâté, Bosnian burek pie, Milka chocolate, Vegeta Mediterranean seasoning. As someone with an Asian background, I see so many things I wanted to buy! I will definitely make this a destination when I find myself in near Downtown Oakland and Alameda.
Gwen Cooper
::Wow - such a hidden gem of an Eastern European market and beyond (Bosnia, Croatia, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Armenia). I had no idea until I walked by one day and saw someone drinking what I thought was Turkish coffee - it was Bosnian, like the owner. Lots of folks come for the amazing Mitchell’s ice cream. My husband and I are fans of wines/beers in the region, and the selection doesn’t disappoint.
Nadè Bozhinova
::I don’t know how this slipped through my typing fingers to not have given them 5 stars yet ! I absolutely love this store! They have products from the Balkan! Macedonia, Serbia , Bosnia . The blend of all good flavors in traditions ! You can find from milk to the cooking supplies . And the people are always so nice and friendly ! It’s lovely experience every time I shop here! I will give them 10 stars if I could !
Antonio Gutierrez
::Came here on a Sunday morning because I saw a sign outside that reads "fresh smoothies". The Owners are super nice and bring good vibes. The smoothie has all fresh fruits, nothing frozen. they have a great looking ice cream parlor and then grocery store looks organized and very appealing. I'm coming in to try the ice cream next!