This place makes my Eastern and Central European heart very happy. In addition to the Russian imports, it has a wide range of items from German, Ukrainian, Polish, Turkish, and other suppliers. I try to stop by there as often as I can.

As a Wisconsin native who has spent not nearly enough time all over Eastern Europe THIS IS THE BEST PLACE TO FEED YOUR WANDERLUST SOUL‍‍

Hidden in a small shopping strip, this small Russian store has a little bit of everything, and a great candy isle! We got the dumplings, which were delicious and some candy. The real star of the show was their smoked salmon! Holy moly, was it fresh and perfectly fatty. If I am ever in the area again I will definitely come back for the salmon! Service was friendly and helpful. Thanks Gastronom for helping me get a little taste of Russia.

I am in Russian food heaven! This place has been on my list to try since I have lived near by and I'm so glad I finally got to go!! They have every Russian staple I've been craving and more! From pelmenui to caviar to chebureki So many good staples. I'll be back for sure! Be sure to practice your russian before stopping in!

Absolutely amazing European Market. I found many staples from my childhood and new things to try. The ladies behind the counter were extremely friendly as well. We can't wait to try more things in the future! Perfect neighborhood store for imported treats.

We love this store especially their bread and meat offerings. But you can find any European foods here, always well stocked!

Svetlana & Andrew are always to assist with an amazing customer service!!! Thank you for keeping up with the most picky buyers ever ( us ). You have made every experience the Best!!! The selections are great and plenty of food always!!!

After living in Far East Russia for the last six years, we were delighted to find this market to help ease 'homesickness pangs' upon our return to the US. Upon entry, we felt immediately at home and were happy to hear and use our Russian with other customers and the staff. Upon the shelves we have found our favorite tea, fresh smetana, handmade pelmeni, rye flour, oat biscuits, familiar sweets and chocolates, even Uncle Vanya brand pickles! The prices seem very reasonable and it is clear that to me that much time is spent on curating stock. And, yes, you may need to step past an open box during stocking and it can be tight quarters but the warmth we have experienced on our shopping trips there counters out those minor inconveniences. I am headed there again today to see what surprises await me on the shelves!

I was very pleasantly surprised with this store. Usually Eastern European/Russian stores are pretty tiny but Gastronom has a wonderful space packed with all the delicious goodies! Their deli section does seem a bit smaller than I am used to seeing at other Russian stores but they do have a different selection of fish, sweets, and marinated goods that I haven't seen anywhere else. Everyone was very friendly and helpful as well! I wish the store was closer to me so I would visit it more often as it does have some items that you can't find at other Russian stores. I definitely recommend checking it out - if you are not sure what to get, just ask for help or go with sweets :)