Ed Hyder's Mediterranean Marketplace

Ellen Benson 2 months ago

Always love my experience here, always find what I want and more. Feel lucky to have this walkable. The team is amazing, happy to guide you on whatever market journey you are looking for... dont skip on the cookies. Its magic how they get the texture and flavor so perfect! Spices shouldnt be missed, fresh and perfectly packaged to stock your home. Plenty of ready to go items too... we often stop here headed to the beach or bbq.

Danielle Ray 2 months ago

This place is such a gem!! Their signature hummus and yogurt & cucumber dip are out of this world and there are so many fantastic options in the store as far as in-house made pastries, both savory and sweet, along with desserts, salad, and so much more. Two big thumbs up!!

Ahna Wowk-Aposhian 4 months ago

A bona fide delicatessen and proper old school market! Everything was perfect. They have genuine Armenian cheeses, excellent wines, and their bakers use caraway seeds as expertly as the Arax. This is the only place I want to get my groceries from ever again.

lor 5 months ago

this is an amazing little market! so aesthetically pleasing and they have some great products. the baked goods & the pita chips are incredible.

Tomcat TomMA 6 months ago

I and my friends have been eating Armenian, Lebanese and other Middle Eastern food most of our lives. Prices are right up there at this place. Some of the food is worth it. Very good free parking. Very good customer service. But $5. for a small bag of garlic pita chips is unacceptable. Price gouging IMO. Those chips are cheaper elsewhere in Worcester. They have tabbouleh (which they spell: tabooley) with mint which is a rare find in this town however it was pretty bad with coarse, tough parsley and swimming in tomato juice. I guess that's how you can tell it was (poorly) home made. I can't even taste the mint. I've had better from the supermarket. The baked kibbe or kibbeh was priced right only because it includes pine nuts, another rare find, and was very good. The baba ganoush (made from roasted eggplant) was boring and had a slightly chemical? taste to it. Will not buy again. The spinach pie was attractive but that's all. It was way too salty. Bring lots of cash. No credit card transaction fee. Went Saturday about 10:30 not crowded. Only place around that has Bulgar wheat, small, medium and large grain. Very clean place.