Mayi B.
7/19/2025
I used to visit this spot back when it was called Pisco Sour to pick up South American goods. The selection wasn't huge, but they always had the essentials. Now it's been rebranded as Aroma, and...
Pisco Sour Market
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19239 Roscoe Blvd
Northridge, CA 91324
Pisco Sour Market is a specialty store located in Northridge, CA, offering a wide range of authentic Latin American products. With a focus on Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and Colombia, they provide a diverse selection of condiments, cookies, snacks, sweets, baking ingredients, dry goods, and beverages, including mate tea and turron. Their mission is to bring the flavors and tastes of home to those who are far away, ensuring that customers can find the seasonings and treats they grew up with.
At Pisco Sour Market, customers can browse through a variety of products from different Latin American countries, including popular items like dulce de leche, pao de queijo mix, and bocadillo extrafino. Whether you're looking for traditional ingredients for your favorite recipes or simply craving a taste of nostalgia, this market is dedicated to providing a convenient and reliable source for Latin American culinary delights.
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Nadine T.
9/9/2023
Thanks to Pisco Sour Market, I no longer need to wait a week for AMZ to deliver my Peruvian peppers....plus they are cheaper here ($4.99 vs. $7.99 at AMZ)! They have lots of unique items as well...
Henry P.
10/20/2024
Servicio excelente y muy buena variedad de comidas y productos Argentinos. Si quieren carne les recomiendo llamar antes para ver si están disponibles porque a veces agotan
Bill D.
9/12/2024
This is a terrific little market that sells a lot of items from Peru and other South America countries. Everything is of a high quality and very reasonable prices. Great service.
Barbara I.
2/12/2022
We went way out of our way to come here, and I am glad we did. They are a market full of Peruvian products (they also have some Brazilian ones). They had a way bigger selection of Peruvian...
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