Cute family owned business. Clean and fresh products, many imported from Greece. I can't find these items anywhere else - it's a great little store. Love it!

Great little grocery store to get all the Greek home essentials. Friendly customer focused experience. Check them out. It's Greek to me!

This is where the Greeks shop. Great food, selection and service. .....................................................

One of the joys (for me) of living in Chicago (or any big city and I've lived in a raft of them!) is having access to a preponderance of ethnic supermarkets. Within 20 minutes of me, I can partake of markets dedicated to Italian food, Indian, Asian, Polish, Ukrainian, Spanish, Middle Eastern, and Greek. It's that last one that I visited most recently, Spartan Brothers Grocery, in the outer reaches of Chicago, but prior to the burbs. They've been around for fifty years, and have a wide variety of Greek staples, canned and boxed good, as well as frozen entrees from large manufacturers and made in-house. Through a back window in the shop, you can see hanging carcasses of goat and lambs, so they get busy here, making entrees and sausages, It's sausages that I have come for. I first ran into Loukaniko (there are apparently different spellings) sausage at a Greek fest in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles maybe thirty years ago. It's a lamb sausage that is mildly spiced, but an unusual feature is that it commonly has citrus zest as an ingredient, which makes it have a taste that I can only describe as "bright." If you order it in a Greek restaurant (and Chicago has dozens and dozens), it'll come on a platter with lemon slices usually, which further amplifies the citrus flavoring. I like it a lot. Spartan Brothers sell theirs at around $4 a pound, the ones I bought were out of the freezer in a two-pound pack. They make them in-house. A refrigerated deli counter has imported cheese, olives and other goodies.

Chicago , Illinois ( far north west side ) I go to this store on a regular basis now that I know they sell the Greek Flaming Cheese ,Saganaki. I love that cheese, goat cheese I believe. Two brothers own the store and both are very friendly and helpful. It is sold in a pre-cut vacuum package, ready to set to Saganaki pan. I usually make this flaming cheese to accompany a salad or a dinner. It has a somewhat salty taste but nevertheless it is delicious. Hmmm Opaaa !

5 stars....and not cause I am greek. (Although th is review is a week late due to issues) I been in here a few times over the past years, spaced out be a few months here and there. And the service has not changed at all. Before my lent started I got me a big freshly cooked leg of lamb and bread so My mom and I had a good dinner Staff as always friendly. First time I got lamb cooked here and i swear i think when i put the fork down I had consumed a good portion. And of course them being nice to my mom is always a win. Good stuff my souvlaki loving friends.