Beryozka European Market

Great little store, their prices are actually much better than similar stores in the Bay Area. Great variety of candy and all the other imported goods that make an European immigrant’s heart smile. Appealing deli offerings, from fried pirogues, meatballs, bintzy, to homemade cakes. The staff is friendly and professional, I think many of the upset customers in the low tiring reviews don’t realize that you have to ask for help, and nobody is going to attend to you without you asking, they leave you alone to shop in peace. The boxes in the already small isles are annoying, but understandable with the abundance and variety they offer in small shop.

Great unique Russian grocery spot. Purchased their freshly baked bread and candies and highly pleased with the selection and pricing. Plaza parking lot, cashless payment available.

this cool place has lots of stuff that reminds me my childhood, СССР 💪☝️

In my family's opinion the best Russian store in Sacramento. Good prices, sanitary, no expired products, very good customer service. Fresh food, good imports, carefully chosen selection of products. Small store, but very efficient and effective at what it does! God bless you all, keep it up!

Over all good food....be careful of the fish. Was not fresh few times already I bought. Also pay attention to your receipts, if paying with EBT they charge for the bags as food item. Count your items and you'll know how much they charged for bags. They charged me .50 per bag. This is not the first time I noticed this that's why decided to leave review this time.

This store is the perfect place for those who miss Russian products and a traditional atmosphere. You can find everything here: fresh bread, sausages, cheese, kefir, condensed milk, buckwheat, dumplings, and even homemade pastries. The selection is truly impressive, including rare items that are hard to find in regular supermarkets. It's always clean and well-organized, and the staff speaks Russian and is happy to help with recommendations. Russian music often plays in the background, adding to the cozy atmosphere. Besides groceries, there's a small section with newspapers, souvenirs, and household items-great for finding something useful or nostalgic. The parking is convenient, with plenty of spaces available. There are also a few cafés nearby where you can grab a coffee or a snack. The prices are reasonable, and the quality of the products is consistently high. If you love Russian cuisine or just want to try something new, this place is definitely worth a visit

Very bad and dissapointing experience. I waited patiently in line, but someone cut in front of me and the cashier said the line started elsewhere. Then they let another person who had just walked in go ahead too. It felt disorganized and unfair. A disappointing experience.