Saeed's International Market

OMG!!! This place is great! Clean, deli, desserts, a shop and more! Hard to find, but worth it for sure!

great little family shop, well stocked and great prices.

First time there and can't wait to go again, the food was so flavorful, the falafel pita was amazing and the owners were pleasant and helpful, the market had some great items as well.

I used to really enjoy shopping here but for a while now they have been selling expired products. I bought an item and when I got home I realized it had expired over one year ago. I will not be returning.

Clean, good variety, tasty prepared food,

Good deli

Good place

Saeeds is a NL staple.

If you're of mediterranean descent and you need items to make Family recipes this is the place to go! To pick up items that you can't find at a regular grocery store.

This place is an absurdity. On the rare occasion that you can catch them while they're open, they're still only open from 11-5, meaning they open well after the workday begins for most of us, and close right when people get out. To me it appears how someone would run a business if they were trying to go out of business. The place is a morgue. No music going. The rare occasion I did catch them for taboulleh salad, it was not finely chopped and there were huge chunks of veggies. The flavor itself was good. The masked woman whom I see there every time informs me that the owners have been in Europe for 5 weeks. Good for them! Apparently they have enough money to not really have to care about whether or not their business sinks or swims and it shows! I'm a middle easterner trying to support and enjoy my heritage, but I'm about to give up on you Saeed's. You don't care, so I don't either!

I am very fortunate to live right around the corner from this place. They have the very best classic gyros in the area. They sell an assortment of Mediterranean options. Housemaid hummus and pita chips. Their falafel is great as well. They have filling stations for olive oil, balsamic vinegar and some other stuff. Go green and reuse your bottle! They have pastry and confection section with many different kinds of baklava, as well as a selection of halva and gelato. They do sell alcoholic beverages as well as an assortment of other beverages, many of which you won't see anywhere else in the area. They are truly an international market and you will find many products you would not find anywhere else nearby. Masks are required for entry. There is parking in the rear. They close at 5:00 p.m. everyday.

This place is an absurdity. On the rare occasion that you can catch them while they're open, they're still only open from 11-5, meaning they open well after the workday begins for most of us, and close right when people get out. To me it appears how someone would run a business if they were trying to go out of business. The place is a morgue. No music going. The rare occasion I did catch them for taboulleh salad, it was not finely chopped and there were huge chunks of veggies. The flavor itself was good. The masked woman whom I see there every time informs me that the owners have been in Europe for 5 weeks. Good for them! Apparently they have enough money to not really have to care about whether or not their business sinks or swims and it shows! I'm a middle easterner trying to support and enjoy my heritage, but I'm about to give up on you Saeed's. You don't care, so I don't either!

Best in New London

This place is an absurdity. On the rare occasion that you can catch them while they're open, they're still only open from 11-5, meaning they open well after the workday begins for most of us, and close right when people get out. To me it appears how someone would run a business if they were trying to go out of business. The place is a morgue. No music going. The rare occasion I did catch them for taboulleh salad, it was not finely chopped and there were huge chunks of veggies. The flavor itself was good. The masked woman whom I see there every time informs me that the owners have been in Europe for 5 weeks. Good for them! Apparently they have enough money to not really have to care about whether or not their business sinks or swims and it shows! I'm a middle easterner trying to support and enjoy my heritage, but I'm about to give up on you Saeed's. You don't care, so I don't either!

They have an amazing deli where you can get things like falafel wraps with tsadziki (sp?) sauce. There is also a large variety of middle eastern grocery items. Definately someplace to go for lunch and shopping!