Welcome to Jazeera Halal Market
At Jazeera Halal Market, nestled in the heart of Alameda, a rich tapestry of flavors awaits. This family-owned gem shines with its commitment to quality, offering a diverse selection of Middle Eastern and international foods, including freshly baked pita bread, halal meats, and a myriad of spices. Customers rave about the warm, welcoming atmosphere, where the knowledgeable staff go above and beyond to assist each visitor. From rare delicacies like Iraqi date molasses to traditional Turkish coffee, every item is curated with care. Jazeera Halal Market is not just a store; it’s a beloved community hub where culinary exploration thrives.
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1525 Webster St, Alameda, CA 94501 Hotline: (510) 263-9058
Welcome to Jazeera Halal Market, a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Alameda, California, at 1525 Webster St. This family-owned haven offers a remarkable selection of fresh produce, halal meats, and a plethora of Middle Eastern and international delicacies that will tantalize your taste buds.
From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with warmth and genuine hospitality. Customers rave about the store's exceptional service, highlighting the helpfulness of the staff. As one shopper, Helen D., noted, “They offer the freshest and tastiest pita bread I have been able to find anywhere.” It’s no wonder that this market quickly becomes a daily destination for many locals.
The variety of products available at Jazeera is impressive. You'll discover:
- Freshly cut meats tailored to your cooking preferences
- A wide array of spices that can elevate any dish
- Exotic coffees and local favorites, including Turkish delights and baklava
- Specialty items like Iraqi date molasses and Lebanese olive paste
- Freshly baked Afghan bread that customers can’t stop raving about
Andrea F. perfectly encapsulates the charm of this market, stating it’s a place “that always seems to have the one random thing I forgot at the grocery store.” The welcoming atmosphere is reinforced by the community-centric approach of the owners, making shoppers feel like part of the family. This is a place where you can build connections while shopping for ingredients to create authentic meals.
The layout of Jazeera Halal Market is clean and organized, making it easy to find what you need. Patrons like Victoria E. appreciate the extensive variety, ranging from Middle Eastern staples to unique imported goodies that cater to diverse culinary interests. Judith N.'s heartwarming experience with the staff's kindness—especially towards her elderly father—further emphasizes the community spirit that defines this establishment.
Jazeera Halal Market is not just a grocery store; it’s a cultural hub that brings together the flavors of the world. As Casey S. suggests, it’s the perfect stop after visiting local attractions like the Pacific Pinball Museum, offering a unique opportunity to explore new tastes and ingredients.
For anyone seeking high-quality halal products, exceptional service, and a dash of international flavor, Jazeera Halal Market awaits with its doors wide open. Don't miss the chance to experience the magic of this local treasure in Alameda!
Whether you’re preparing a traditional dish or experimenting with new flavors, Jazeera Halal Market is here to inspire your culinary adventures.
They offer the freshest and tastiest pita bread I have been able to find anywhere. I look forward to trying some of their other foods too. They are always extremely pleasant and helpful. This store is a neighborhood gem!
This is a great neighborhood store!! They always seem to have the one random thing I forgot at the grocery store. They also have a great selection of spices and if you need pita, this is the place!! the employees are also always very nice and helpful too!
Jazeera is a place we visit daily , with fresh meat cut and served to my cooking preferences , A family owned store filled with so much Love !!! This is the place to shop , stop by it's right across from the framers market , proud to shop local with such an amazing establishment!!! spices, henna , incense , gifts dontnobernlooks this hidden goodies close to the drinks and behind the counter !!! also they accept ebt !!! nothing but good to come ... may the god be with you !!!
My go-to place for fresh goat meat. They keep spices too. It's a small shop with nice helpful people
Always a positive experience here! Such helpful and kind people. I'll never forget their kindness extended to my elderly father who needed a motorized scooter for safe mobility! He was reticent about entering their store in his scooter but they focused on his needs!
Jazeera Market's fantastic - they're close to Fireside and the Pacific Pinball Museum, so this is just the place to pick up something super unique to bring inside. They've also got a number of exotic coffees and delicacies, which I can appreciate. The friendly service just seals the deal.
Love the great variety of spices and prepared foods! I also really appreciated the advice I got from the proprietor who lessened my concerns about buying and trying a brand of Halvah I had never had before. So glad this is in Alameda!
This is a great place for a lot of international food. It's predominantly focused on Middle Eastern ones, but there are things from Eastern Europe as well. Customer service is good and it's a local family operated business. So it definitely feels like great supporting them :)
Turkish coffee pot and coffee with cardamon flavor. Make your own from now on. Great deal of weird stuff like German sauces. Iraqi date molasses, lebanese honey, freshly baked Afghan bread, Iraqi dried dates, lebanese olive paste, brazilian corned beef, lebanese spam, and Indian rice. Find Turkish delights. Lamb shank and lamb legs, or fresh ground lamb, cheese spread, rice puddling package. Fresh baklava. Light on Moroccan. Sort of absent really. German candies and biscuits. Loose tea. Different kinds of grain (aside from rice). Well organized shelves and lighting. Very clean and selection is abundant. Odd location because I don't see Alameda as an ethnic town, but this saves me a trip to Telegraph Ave if I really want to get serious with Lebanese cooking. The immediate save is Turkish coffee. I make them now at home. Pretty certain it's close to Istanbul. Ah... I do miss Turkey so.
According to the friendly owner of this business, Al-Jazeera is Arabic for "The Island". This market is definitely a great improvement of the previous business. The market is very clean, brightly lit and the aisles are wide. They sell a variety of Middle Eastern products, fresh produce and fruits, breads, baklavas, halal meats, etc. Since I didn't have a lot of cash on hand, and I didn't see a scanner for debit/credit card purchases, the only thing I bought was three lemons for $1.00. I will return to purchase the chicken in the meat refrigerated case, the breads and other items.