Best International Food Markets in West Palm Beach (2026 Local Guide)

One of my favorite ways to “travel” without leaving West Palm Beach is by exploring our international food markets.

Step inside one of these family-owned markets and you’ll discover shelves filled with ingredients you’ve never seen before, freshly baked breads, homemade pastries, imported cheeses, handcrafted pasta, and prepared foods that transport you around the world—one bite at a time.

Whether you’re searching for authentic ingredients, planning an international dinner at home, putting together a unique foodie gift basket, or simply love discovering hidden gems, these specialty markets deserve a place on your West Palm Beach bucket list.

Where can I find international grocery stores in West Palm Beach?

West Palm Beach is home to several excellent international food markets specializing in Italian, British, Mediterranean, Eastern European, and Indian foods. Many are family-owned businesses offering imported groceries, fresh breads, prepared meals, specialty ingredients, and unique gifts you won’t find in a traditional supermarket.

Amici Market

155 North County Road, Palm Beach
Amici Market is an Italian specialty market with everything from gourmet Italian ingredients like truffles to grab & go pastas & pizzas. Catering, wine cellar and gift baskets available too! Plan to spend a while browsing this beautiful market that you’ll want to return to again and again.

Mama Gizzi’s Gourmet Pasta

2212 North Dixie Highway, Lake Worth
I was recently introduced to Mama Gizzi’s Gourmet Pasta, and now I’m spoiled! I’ll never go back to store bought pasta again! From the moment you place your order over the phone with Leah (a.k.a Mama Gizzi), you know you’re in for a treat. She’s full of life, and her fresh pasta is full of flavor! I’ll let you in on a little secret…the finest restaurants in town get their pastas at Mama Gizzi’s because “those who know, know mama.”

British Depot

2402 North Dixie Highway, Lake Worth
Just a block away from Mama Gizzi’s, you’ll find British Depot filled with meat pies, bangers, marmalades and the most wonderful assortment of British candies. A must-visit for Easter and Christmas with the largest selection of Cadbury you can ever imagine. Of course, any time of the year, you’ll find their candy section hard to pass up.

Mediterranean Market & Deli

327 5th Street, West Palm Beach
The aroma will welcome you in, and you’ll instantly be jealous of those who live in downtown West Palm Beach and can walk here every day! If you want to create a mezze-spread to impress, this is your place. Pop-in during your lunch hour, and they have a huge selection of prepared foods at very reasonable prices. PS – no visit is complete without their fresh baked pita bread.

Mama Bella Gourmet Market & Cafe

518 S. Dixie, West Palm Beach
Another great find in Downtown West Palm Beach…Mama Bella Gourmet Market & Cafe will remind you of a European market with many Eastern European delicacies as well as an extensive section of prepared foods. Must try food? The blinz which is a thin pancake wrapped around fillings like meat, cabbage, potato, mushroom, cheese or fruit..similar to a French Crepe.

India Bazaar

4780 Okeechobee Boulevard, West Palm Beach
Travel host and producer, David Hoffmann, introduced me to this Indian Market and said it’s the largest in South Florida! During the pandemic, I learned to cook several Indian dishes, and this is the place to go for all the exotic ingredients. If you’re not well-versed in Indian foods, don’t worry they’ll steer you in the right direction or just opt for the most delicious samosas from their deli counter!

Taste the World Without Leaving West Palm Beach

One of the best parts of traveling is discovering new flavors, and these international markets make it easy to do exactly that. Whether you’re shopping for homemade pasta, authentic Indian spices, warm pita bread, British treats, or ingredients you’ve never cooked with before, each market offers a chance to experience another culture through food.

So grab a reusable shopping bag, bring your curiosity, and spend an afternoon exploring. You might come home with a new favorite recipe—or at the very least, something delicious for dinner.

updated:  8/5/26