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Moscow Deli
Welcome to Moscow Deli, a hidden gem located in Costa Mesa, CA. This deli offers a unique experience with a variety of Eastern European products and homemade dishes that will transport you to the streets of Moscow. From cabbage rolls to borscht, the food here is not only delicious but also authentic.
Customers rave about the friendly and helpful staff, with many mentioning the sweet ladies who work there. The mom and pop atmosphere adds to the charm of the place, making it a must-visit for anyone craving a taste of Eastern Europe.
With options for takeout, delivery, and even catering, Moscow Deli is a convenient choice for those looking to explore new flavors. Whether you're a fan of vegan options or hearty meat dishes, this deli has something for everyone.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to try the sausage and meat section, as well as the delicious borscht and cabbage rolls that customers can't stop raving about. And if you're lucky, you might even get some candies for your little ones while shopping.
Overall, Moscow Deli is a must-visit spot for those seeking an authentic taste of Eastern Europe with a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. So, next time you're in the area, be sure to stop by and experience the flavors of Moscow at Moscow Deli.
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“ I love this place!! They have the best variety and the sweetest ladies working. So happy to find such a quaint eastern european market :) ”
“ You can have lunch right there at the store, they have two tables inside. Cabbage rolls and other things. They have some nice, mostly Eastern European products. We mostly enjoyed the sausage and meat section. ”
“ I love this little store and deli. The food is delicious and the ladies working there are so helpful and kind. I had my baby with me, and one of the ladies working there offered to help me carry my bag of groceries to the car, which I thought was really sweet. I highly recommend their borscht and cabbage rolls. I'm so glad I found this place. ”
“ I love Moscow Deli! They're always so helpful and the food is great. Highly recommend! ”
“ All of my visits to Moscow deli have always been very good. They have everything an Eastern European mama, like myself, needs. I don't just want it, I need it. The service here is good, and the ladies that work here are so kind. They gave my little daughter some candies while we were shopping, and got a big kick when she spoke some Russian. This place has a nice mom and pop atmosphere. I like it a lot, and I will be back for more of the good stuff soon. Spasiba! ”
“ I love it the store and I missed to food my home in Ukraine that where I am getting my favor the foods there. ”
“ Moscow Deli is the only Russian Deli near me, and I love that place The market sell borscht and cheese blintzes and meat stuffed cabbage roll that tasted really good and is very comforting to crave. The service is good. There are bunch of East European foods you could choose in a small cozy deli. Me and my family enjoy going there many many times. ”
“ Quaint shop, friendly service, and lots of delicious items to choose from. The deli section has not only Russian favorites but romanian as well. There's homemade desserts and savory crepes, salads, and soup as well. A must try if you're in the area. ”
“ Decent Eastern European themed deli, although it's pretty small on the inside - their deli selections and premade salads and desserts have a decent selection. I end up coming here right in late December at least once a year like clockwork to indulge in various New Years traditions and festivities. Great place for traditional black bread, salmon roe (although it's pricey), smoked fish, and salads like shuba, vinegret, and olivye. Their Napoleon Cake is one of my favorites. So if you love a good Napoleon; come here (but call ahead) and grab a few slices. ”
“ Today I tried 2 different pork based dumplings (Pelmini)... The Stolichniye (Sonia's Kitchen) brand beef and pork mixed dumplings were pretty good. They were less doughy and the meat was slightly fibrous. The Grandma's Perogies (Siberian) brand pork and beef mixed dumplings were also pretty good. They were more doughy and the meat was not fibrous. I think I prefer these, but it was a close call. Next time I need to compare against their bulk (unbranded) dumplings. ”
