Slovak/Czech market?
Is there a mostly Czech and Slovak market within a 100 miles of NYC?
Joe MacBu
Aug 20, 2007 09:40PM
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In Riverhead NY there's a market on Old Country Road that I read or was told has eastern european products,I know there is a significant Polish community in Riverhead and they may carrie some imported products I was told also Ridgewood/Glendale NY has various citizens from Poland, Romania ,Albania so maybe. There are local newspapers as well as the Village Voice (the Daily News,Times etc with neighborhood profiles
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http://www.zlatapraha.cc/main.htm http://www.slovczechvar.sk/ I just found this the second site maybe down
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The place on Rte 58 Riverhead is called European Market, it's in the front of the WalMart Shopping Center near the main road. It's not really Polish, it's more Russian/Eastern European, you could probably call them and ask exactly what's in stock.
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Milans is a Slovak restaurant close to Greenwood Cemetary in Brooklyn. They have a small market offering Slovak food items check out their website for a list of what they carry.
www.milanrestaurantny.com
Down the street from Milans is Eagle Provisions, they usually carry Slovakian beer.
There are small Slovak communities in Passaic NJ, Yonkers NY, and Bridgeport CT.
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There is a small market in Norwalk, CT on Route 1, just north of Stew Leonard's, sort of across from Post Office. Name is Taste of Europe. Mom and Pop-type couple just took it over 3 months ago. They have a small, but good selection of deli meats and sausages, as well as breads, candies, sauce mixes, etc. They appear to cover Polish, German and possibly Hungarian foods. I don't know about Czech. Worth a shot. Otherwise, there is a Polish market in Stratford, and one in Bridgeport...I've been to both, if you need more information on them.
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