Amana Food Market

Amana Food Market offer a true taste of the Mediterranean and sits right between Cairo Bakery and Greenland Restaurant. The shelves are full of sodas, dates cookies, crackers, teas, hair products, honeys and beautiful housewares. Housewares include copper kitchen items and hand crafted pottery mugs and cooking items. The meat section offers packaged Halal chicken, beef and lamb. A window offers a look into an area of the butcher with huge pieces of aging meat on the bone. They offer a variety of basil seed drinks, and other imported sodas, including a Palestine brand made and imported from Sweden They offer zaatar bread, cheese bread and a variety of flatbreads fresh from local bakeries. Everyone offers the Dubai chocolate craze made with pistachios and they have taken this chocolate to the next level with strawberry Dubai chocolate. I must admit it is awesome! LAITH is the young man who helped me The fresh produce section is small but robust in quality. They have fresh figs, peaches and many kinds of dates. I found a beautiful copper piece, and finally decided on one of the many honeys with a black seed honey. 🍯. I passed on some hair care products today Accessible entry. Free van accessible parking in front lot shared with other venues

Terrible place. Very ghetto vibes. Not sanitary. Furniture was in bad condition. Got a cup of roll ice cream, flavors were bland, the rolls themselves were hard and difficult to eat with a spoon, and took a long time for the worker just to get set up. Tasted like sweetly flavored chemicals mixed in milk and rolled up. Don’t go here (especially with a family) expecting a regular modern restaurant experience. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.

Not bad. Large variety of imported items. Pleasant cashier. Cola imported all the way from Poland!

There’s a hidden gem in this store! Actually 3 hidden gems! The fresh bakery that’s serving fresh pitas and meat and zaatar pies. A small counter restaurant that serves Arabic food! We tried their salads (hummus and baba ganoush) and it was spectacular! They also serve Icecream but we didn’t get any. There’s a Yemeni restaurant next door that serves extremely cheap yet exceptional chicken Mandi!

It's quite the welcoming place kind friendly clerks and kid friendly