anywhere in particular, but I just wanted to give you some encouragement. Look for an ethnic grocer on the old downtown mainstreet and work from there.

You’re right, my question is a bit broad and answering can be like any grocery list, depending upon what you eat. However, my experiences have often included visiting a busy, wonderful ethnic grocer, for example, and I get...

: Zoma (Ethiopian) 5. Russian/Ukrainian? 6. Sushi/Other Japanese? Ideas: Yakitori Taisho, Ushi Wakama 7. Other "ethnic" food not to be missed? 8. Vegetarian or Vegan (something a bit out of the ordinary)? Ideas: Angelica Kitchen,...

After 15 years in Michigan we are moving to our new home in the Central City/Blackhawk area next week. Although I’ve spent a lot time in Denver and surrounding areas I’m not familiar with all the shopping areas. Any...

Pineapple quince is readily available, but has anyone seen any other types of quince around Toronto? (Perhaps in one of the ethnic grocers?) I was disappointed that even Harvest Wagon carries only the pineapple quince. Thanks!

Just happened on this site called EthnicGrocer.com, While browsing the Japanese items, what to my wondering eyes should appear but Ponzu Sauce. Eleven ounces for 4.19, no tax, no shipping. Ohmygod! pat

Try www.querico.com. It’s the Latin American arm of EthnicGrocer.com.

there are ethnic grocers east of me, but I would prefer not to drive. I happened to be in Bethlehem, PA over the weekend and found a place, but it was cut up neck and shoulder that didn’t really fit the recipe. Any ideas...

Try online at the ethnic grocer. Link: http://www.ethnicgrocer.com/eg/landing/countries/japan.asp

The various Russian/Armenian oriented ethnic grocers (Jon’s, SuperKing) have an assortment of smoked fishes of varying quality, almost all at rock-bottom prices.

We are getting beautiful poblanos all winter in Northern Ca...I suppose from Chile or New Zealand. Maybe even Mexico. I would think any metropolian area would have them...check ethnic grocers.

this on the web? I already checked EthnicGrocer.com and could not find it How about East Coast cities? Richmond? DC? NYC? Philly?

I would give Whole Paycheck a call. They have a lot of things not available elsewhere. The better idea would be to order on line from some of the ethnic grocers. Most anything you might crave can be easily found. Another suggestion...

that are more high-end and pricey. We also have a good sized International District with ethnic grocers that charge far less than any of the grocery stores in the Midwest. Many of the grocery stores here post their weekly ad...

Hi, Im in town for a few days and staying in Lakeview. I am looking for great things within walking distance. Especially bakeries, grocers, and cheap ethnic snacks. Any ideas? Thanks, Patrick