J F.
8/23/2025
They are such a unique and fun store. They have every kind of tea under the sun, all kinds of gourmet coffee, like blueberry, maple pecan, German chocolate, that kind of thing. All different kinds...
World Foods Market
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106 E 2nd St
Bloomington, IN 47401
World Foods Market, nestled in the vibrant town of Bloomington, IN, offers a delightful array of global treasures for culinary enthusiasts. From the aromatic spices of India to the savory delights of Europe and the Middle East, this unique grocery store is a haven for those seeking exotic flavors. Explore aisles brimming with a diverse selection of international foods, including specialty items from China, Thailand, Japan, Latin America, and Africa.
Step into a world of culinary exploration as you browse through shelves stocked with everything from locally raised meats and Halal options to decadent chocolates, fragrant coffee beans, and a tantalizing assortment of cheeses. Indulge in the rich flavors of baklava, sip on fragrant teas, and discover an enticing selection of frozen delicacies and freshly baked goods. Whether you're in search of rare spices, artisanal products, or unique ingredients to elevate your cooking, World Foods Market is a treasure trove waiting to be explored.
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4.05 reviews
F. L.
7/20/2025
This is a bit of a jack-of-all-trades store. On the surface it seems like a Middle Eastern market, with bulk nuts, a large baklava selection, and frozen halal goat meat. But on the other hand,...
Tom H.
4/25/2024
Yes, once this was Sahara Mart and had interesting stuff, but suffered from outdated merchandise and mercurial stock. On the surface, it would appear little has changed, but indeed there has...
Madeline F.
8/28/2024
Great place to shop! You can get a lot of middle eastern foods that are hard to find in Bloomington. And a MASSIVE selection of incense! Definitely check those expiration dates, though! And...
L G.
5/28/2023
Not much has changed since this business was Sahara Mart, except at checkout, there was a small goldfish bowl with murky water and four small fish swimming around in it. When I asked the cashier...
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