EuroMax Foods The Good Food Store

Very good produkts in market

Very nice place with good variety of goods! Service was great as well

Surprisingly, good place. Great cold cuts particularly ham at good prices.

Best European foods.

I'm not Polish or European, but they have some very interesting food and snacks here. Quite affordable as well.

Fresh, high-quality products and delicious food. An ideal place for everyday shopping.

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My father-in-law and I were looking for a store open during Thanksgiving that sold deli items, and we came across this place — we decided to give it a try, and we’re so glad we did! The food quality is unbeatable, everything was fresh and delicious. A special shout-out to the cashier who helped us during checkout — they were extremely polite and friendly, and even recommended the Portuguese tarts. They were absolutely delicious! Thank you for the great service and amazing food. Keep up the great work!

Quaint, busy location. Tight corners with plenty to look at. Great deli. Try the fruit crepes yummy! Thank you Agnes at the cash who deserves 20 stars 🌟 . Super service and very helpful. Enjoy!

Well presented store with plenty of options for polish groceries…but l found this place to be very overpriced and not much variety on polish deli products … not recommended!

The food is good ,and employees had good customer service .

The staff is unfriendly, and the atmosphere feels depressing.

One day I had a huge craving for Morcillas and picked up half a dozen Kaszanki. It was a revelation. Polish sausages and mustard are so good that all the problems of the world past and present instantly become dust you can sweep under the rug.

Purchased chicken schnitzel, don't mind paying for something that's good. There was absolutely no flavor just tasted like bland breaded chicken

Got pushed at the door by a man. Staff saw the argument and did nothing.

I got physically shoved at the entrance by a man who stormed in from behind, slammed the door open into me, and bumped my bad and walked through me. No apology, no acknowledgment—just blatant rudeness. When I confronted him, he yelled “You didn’t open the door fast enough.” Seriously?

He then walked straight to the back kitchen without hesitation, chatting and laughing with the staff like he knew them well. He even requested something specific from them, which makes it clear he’s a regular and familiar face to the employees.

The worst part? A female Euromax employee stood right there and watched the whole thing without saying a word. No “Are you okay?”, no support. Just silence.

This isn’t just about rude customers—it’s about a store that clearly doesn’t care when someone gets treated like garbage. As someone who’s not Polish, the message felt loud and clear: you’re not welcome here.

I will never go back.

The products are good but some of the younger employers are arrogant . Please asking them to speaking in English first...not all of us are polish.