Ron’s Market Eastern European Meat & Deli

I love to go to Rons Market, they have the best quality products and the best service. I highly recommend everyone to go there and see for yourself. They’re the bast.

I live this place. Reminds me of home! Fresh deli meats, and the vegetables are tasty and fresh too.
I love their pickles. Old fashioned European pickles. Yummmmmmmm!

The food is great ! Come with salad and hummus. It was $ 7.95 but since owner change become $ 8.95. $ 1 more but good size ! Takes 20 – 25 min so better you call the restaurant and pick up the food.

Thank you all staff ! Serving fresh meat.
Fresh produce and deli .
Appreciated new management.

Wow! I love this store… I stopped here on a whim and ended up buying lots of things I never had before including Bulgarian Wine. Not bad!
The fresh meat selection looks great, even some already marinated… super excited they had lamb and it looked fresh and the prices seem reasonable. Next time I’ll get some lamb… This time I got a few different deli meats… included lots of things I’ve never had before. So many eating and shopping adventures to be had here!

Love this market, though the one’s on Johns and Sahara are good too. Staff is always so cheering, helpful and nice. They have everything I need: buckwheat, cottage cheese, cheeses you can not in American stores, some Russian traditional sweets and salads, ryazhenka. I even buy only Georgian and Armenian vines there, just no comparison with any Californian. They even have some Arabic products, which are so familiar to me, because I was living in Emirates for several years.
Thank you!

I was impressed with the variety and quality of fresh foods. They have a lot of meats and cheeses that are difficult to find. The staff is very friendly and the store is very clean.

I love this place. It’s your go-​to market for all sorts of ethnic delicacies you can’t find anywhere else. I personally love the Bulgarian cheeses, Polish sauerkraut, Russian fruit syrups, and the Tatar pickled vegetables — that’s just to name a few. In addition to the commodities, the individuals who work there are an absolute gem. Stefan the butcher, Nastya, Zara, and Ron himself are extremely warm, friendly people.
The best part is the shish kebabs. You can order them inside the store and wait only ten minutes or so. Out comes a box of succulent shish kebabs with perfect grill marks, a bed of fresh rice, a juicy, grilled tomato and pepper, as well as a bread-​like thing (I don’t know the name but it’s delectable) with a side of hummus.
I. Love. This. Place.
Oh and it’s also a bonus that the market is big enough to avoid crowding like at the Jones Market. It’s nice to not bump into other individuals left and right.

I love Ron’s market. They have a huge variety of Middle Eastern and foreign foods. The quality is great the people are very nice and the selection is very abundant. The store is also very clean and in a very convenient shopping location. I will definitely recommend it to all of my friends.

Bought up some fresh meats for the fourth of July! Great pricing and a huge selection of items.
The staff was friendly. Some of the labels were foreign and they kindly helped me pick out some interesting desserts.
Thanks guys! Good lunch break.

I’ve been to almost every independent or «ethnic» grocery in town, and this one is by far one of the cleanest. I like their lamb specials in the butcher area, and can appreciate that they offer six different brands of canned garbanzo beans. But I wouldn’t drive out of my way to come here over another market.
Staff were present but did not offer any help. Register has a tip jar for cashiers, which I find tacky. Look for the half-​off clearance cart by the front door. Most cans are labeled with stickers, which assures me that they don’t jack the prices up and down frequently. Minimal produce area. Both fresh and frozen (?) caviar available, red and black at the deli counter.

We ordered about 12lbs of cooked shish kabobs (lamb, chicken and beef) for a party for our friends. The guy at the deli counter was so helpful taking our order, helping us estimate how much we should get so no one at the party would go hungry and offered suggestions for what else we could get for the party. We picked up the food a few days later before our party and it was hot and smelled absolutely delicious. Everyone at the party agreed the food was great and asked where we got it. Anytime we are hosing a party we will be coming back to Ron’s Market for their deliciously seasoned meats. The dolma was also fresh and a great side dish for the kabobs. The market itself is also stocked with lots of great items. I am so glad we found this place and that it’s so close to where we live.

We love to buy the pre marinade chicken, beef, and lamb shanks and throw them on the grill at home. Every single time we have a BBQ party everyone gives us compliments on the meat. The only credit we take is using a charcoal grill.

Ordered a chicken breast kabob plate for lunch… just as good and $ 5 cheaper than the middle eastern restaurant in the same shopping plaza. The owner is friendly and they make the food fresh. Next time I will call and order ahead, but I will definately be going back. Great place!!!

If I could give them –1 start, I would!
I bought there some caviar, and went straight home after that, when I open the can it smelled terrible and even had some bubbles on it. I came right back to the store so I can refund that defective product, and the owner refused to take it back, telling me that it’s my fault! He was very rude, disrespectful, arguing with me in front of other customers with no shame! So embarrassing!!! I got it less then an hour ago, how can you even think of refusing your responsibility for the product you sell??? What if I would get poisoned??? He offered me to call manufactory that makes that caviar and complain over there! This is ridiculous!!! Never EVER buying from this place again, this is not how you treat your customers!!!

Great middle eastern/​Eastern European grocery in the southwest part of town. I have been shopping here for nearly three years and have always been greeted by smiling and friendly staff. This family owned shop makes amazing fresh breads, dips, kabobs, and lahmejun (Armenian meat flatbread). Was recently inspired to write a review from this giant green salad I got along with some of my baked items. It was huge and fresh. The meats are great to take home for some BBQ or just have them grill the meat for only $ 1 more a pound. They also have a great selection of European beers and wine you won’t find anywhere else. Some of my favorites here are the beef salamis and spicy sojouk, olives, cheeses (especially blue), carrot salad at the deli and sardines. Yum!

Land of Fresh Lahmacoun and kabobs. Love this place.

Yay! Another Eastern European market, but now closer and more convenient for me! If you’ve been to Jones Market in Chinatown, this is basically the same, except these workers here are way nicer! We got some Moscow ham and the lady asked us how thick we wanted the slices. After we told her thin, she did one slice and showed us and asked if it was ok. Not only that, instead of packing the meat in a plastic bag as most places do, she put it on a foam tray and wrapped it for us, even though we just got a measly half pound.
They also have a nice assortment of olives. :) There’s also cheeses, sausages, caviar, even marinated meats and kabobs. There is a small produce section, and a lot of canned and jarred items from various countries. I was glad to find labne here. Not so hard to find in CA but didn’t find any in Vegas. Also they have Dadu ice cream! I usually don’t eat sweets, so I love these, not too sweet like American ice cream.
A few things are more pricey than Jones, like the pickled turnips, but overall prices here are very good. It’s right around the corner from Wet N Wild, so we’ll be stopping by after visiting there every time now!

Impressive supply of many yummy things, including breads, lavosh, pastries, fresh produce, armenian meats and cheeses, special spirits/​liquors, tempting pelmenis, and wow — their prices on spices is incredible. I picked up some Aleppo pepper for a steal. Wish I new about this place two years ago when it opened!

Nice to have a variety of «other» (non-​Asian) ethic markets popping up. They seem to be offering mostly Eastern European foods which I’m not as familiar with as say German or Dutch food which is our familys culture. The one plus is the deli has some sausages and cheeses you won’t find at any other grocer.
It’s far from me, but if I’m in the area, I’ll definitely grab from the deli. I also saw they have European style mayo in a tube. My MIL has been looking for that and funny, but I think it would make a great stocking stuffer for her.