Euro Market

Excellent choices! Great customer service with a smile. Where else you can walk away with free chocolate?
The only problem is that you buy way more then you intended to. All the chocolate choices, meat, jam, soups,… Even Kraš Express!
Oh, I love it!

Honestly I’m amazed at the selection here. I only came in to get chocolates because I love anything kinder. You can tell that most if not all the customers were regulars. Everything was neat and prices were visible on the rack. When it came to my turn to be rung up the owner was very friendly.
On my way out he yelled for me to come back and handed me a bar of chocolate. Seriously, how sweet is that? Well, I totally ate the chocolate on my way to the car and it was delicious. The picture included inside was of a campybara which I found intersting and awesome. I’m going to have to head back there some time soon.
There were a bunch of meats that I was very tempted to get, but since I was on my lunch break I had to resist buying perishables. I’ll have to update once I buy other items but as far as chocolate, friendliness and customer service this place is 5 stars all around.

Sweet owners, and a lot of good stuff anyone from the Balkans will be happy to buy! :)

Want to meet a super friendly Bosnian man?
Then head right on in!
I found the owner to be really friendly, knowledgeable, and pleasant.
The store itself was quite large and had an extensive collection of European goods. I found all sorts of goodies and did my best to stock up!
I really wish I lived closer to the store and could visit more often. As I am not, I entrust you, my dear Cali friends, to visit for me every once in a while!

These little gems can be hard to find so we get excited when we find one.
They carry one of our favorite Hungarian sausages so we totally stocked up! Also picked up some Kinder chocolates and other sweets, a few European sauce mixes, some jam, and some authentic German bread.
The service is really good, even if you don’t speak the language. The shop owner was so nice, it made us even happier to hand over the credit card.
Go in and check it out! We love getting to buy little reminders of our heritage and it’s fun to explore all of the items from around Europe.

Good place for cavapi

Great food, great service — made me feel at home!

Best Place to have Cevapcici and have original Bosnian-​Croatian Food

This is the SPOT right here** I get all my food with tha goodies here from my home place of Croatia. it is just amazing how they are able to bring literally everything from diary products &fine chocolate to dry n Raw meats. It’s really more like you have teleported yourself back to Eastern Europe and you just have everything at your finger tips. PRICELESS! ! ! ! It’s also so much nostalgia here that I will be visiting back home soon. BUT if you really wanna try some of our classic cuisine head next door to Euro Grill and get some cevapi combo. hmm with sour cream and extra onions** soo deliciously Good!!! YEAH!!!

I got few other things from the store since I was there already (looking for eastern european wines– no alcoholic beverages in the store). At the end my (printed) bill was $ 29.40 or something like this. The dude asked first «$ 31»!. Then said «$ 30». I give him $ 30, no change. Meh

Seems kind of funny to me that they close the store whenever. The aisles are small, but they have a lot of imported goods. Good for all your Balkanese needs. To keep the customers coming back the owner gives away free stuff like chocolates. Friendly Euro market. Recommended to all Bosnians and alike who are near Santa Clara.

Excellent store for Eastern European food, if you are from the region you will find almost everything you need to make traditional dishes.
Owner is super nice, he helped me to take my purchase to car because even tough I tld him I can handle it. I’ve been to other stores in the bay area but definatelly this is the best with huge selection.

If you’re from anywhere Balkans (former Yugoslavia) this place is for you. While there are one or two other stores in the Bay Area that carry ‘our’ food, Euro Market is by far the best. The selection is awesome: cevapi, somun, ABC sir, cokolino, kajmak, Kroki Kroket… you name it. I come here every time when I am in the South Bay and the service is beyond excellent. If you don’t speak Croatian/​Bosnian/​Serbian the communication might be a bit difficult but Nele will make sure to hook you up so you get the feel what Bosnian hospitality is all about.
Euro Market is almost as good as the Old Country and not to be missed! Do yourself a favor and stop by here… and I guarantee you will return for more.

Love it! They have a lot of things I miss from Europe. They aren’t really cheap, but I know that’s the price of import. Too bad they are a bit far to visit and buy stuff every week. But then again, that’s kind of the point, otherwise I’d have too much good at once. :) Another great thing… I can actually use my mother tongue to communicate here. Priceless. :)

The moment I walked in the owner in his best English told me if I needed any help ask him. I was having withdraws and need some Kras chocolate. I was missing my relatives from Croatia and found this place on Unilocal.I bought ajvar and chocolate… I tried to tell the man that I just came back from Croatia from visiting my relatives he barely understood me. But he gave me some free chocolate because Croatian traditions is all about giving gifts whether it be big or small. He apologized for his bad English but that didn’t bother me at all…

Okay, i’m going to give this place five stars for the following five reasons.
1. it’s like a hidden secret (I almost don’t even want to post this review)
2. the owner hardly speaks english, that’s how authentic the items in this store is
3. it’s all imported from Euro — hard to find items
4. Chocolate!
5. super friendly service even though there were a bit of translation issues

I came here because a Serbian friend was celebrating 20 years in America and we wanted to get him some of his nostalgic faves from back home. It is deep in the heart of Santa Clara but a great little place. The owner doesn’t speak the best English but he is very accommodating and helped me pick popular Serbian items. I only wish he had Serbian beer.

Great little store and the owner is so incredibly nice. On the day I came there wasn’t that many goods on offer as they were expecting their latest shipment however the owner was able to tell me what they would normally have in stock and color me impressed! I was looking over some of the European chocolates (
) trying to decide if I should get some and the owner then offered both me and my Husband a small bar. free of charge! (
) I tried handing over some cash but he just wouldn’t take it. The bar probably cost no more than 10c but still I was a little gob smacked at the gesture.
They also have a small restaurant /​café next door (
) where you can get authentic Balkan dishes.

Great little market for finding those hard to find Balkan foods. I’m of Croatian descent and needed some chocolates and candies for my kid’s class (they were on an imaginary around the world trip.) I drove here and wasn’t disappointed. I even posted an online picture of their selection and my cousins in Zagreb said the selection here was better than they had in Croatia! Not bad.
The guys that work there are very friendly. If you speak the language, they’re happy to converse like you’re in the old country.
I will definitely come back and I look forward to trying their sister grill for lunch, right next door.

What you can buy there:
— various pates
— smoked meats, sausages from the fridge
— the fridge also had hidden treasures — heads of sour cabbage on the bottom shelf; they are hard to get to cook Sarma (cabbage rolls).
— various herbal teas, I don’t even know some herbs! The good ones are: mother of thyme, cat mint, linden, rosehip.
— Grits (package saying «Gris, Instant Pšenična Krupica» — ground? wheat to make fast porriage) — good for breakfast, and Instant Palenta
— good source to buy Vegeta in bags of 2kg or smaller; it’s a good seasoning for any type of food and can be used instead of broth
— Napolitanke wafers, lots of chocolate
Cons:
— last time I visited they didn’t have kajmak, instead there were standard local dairy products. Was it a problem certifying it or something?
— I got a big piece of speck (Špek, salty pork fat) for cooking, it got moldy after about a month in the fridge, while this stuff should be fine forever (for a reference, Bacalhau Grill in San Jose sells good speck)
— last time we came, the wine section was gone (although we didn’t care)
The owner is always very nice and offers you gifts such as chocolates, water etc.
Note: I’m Eastern European and my husband is, in particular, Croatian.
I take out one star because I’ve seen better European stores in Canada, with fresh foods. But in the Bay area, there might be a problem sourcing fresh foods locally.