About - Everest Indian Grocery Store
Welcome to Everest Indian Grocery Store, where you'll find a taste of India in the heart of Wilmington, Delaware. Our family-owned store is passionate about bringing you the finest Indian groceries and delicious home-cooked meals. We take pride in our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, ensuring that every visit is a memorable one. Our story began with a love for Indian cuisine and a desire to share it with our community. We believe that food has the power to bring people together, and that's why we work hard to source the freshest ingredients and cook with love. Our Indian restaurant offers a range of authentic dishes, from classic curries to flavorful biryanis. We're proud to be a part of the local community, and we look forward to serving you soon. Call us at (302) 475-4475 or visit us at 54 Carpenter Station Rd, Wilmington, DE 19810 to experience the Everest difference.
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Offerings
- Food
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Everest and kuteer are great. Cheap and best food!
Everest was a great find for Indian food options. I was a bit disappointed when I could not find loose Turmeric Tea. In addition to take out they also have booths where you can eat in the grocery store. Very affordable and authentic Indian food.
Nice enough place. People are a bit less friendly but no matter, kinda. I shopped and had no less than $60 un my cart. I grabbed a box that was laying around to hold my soon to be purchased food and planned on putting that in the back of my pickup. I do this at Aldis and most placers I go for shopping. I was told that I cannot use the box and that I MUST by bags. I'm a bit older than most and I am well traveled. I absolutely remember that before plastic bags were invented and then eventually banned, paper bags were the norm. They were free (or at least absorbed by the other profits. I do not being charged for any storage or carrying bags in any other country in the world. This establishment wanted .25 per bag and it looked like I would need two. I asked if they simply had an old box bc I know thew bags are .03. I do not mind paying for a bag when the price is reasonable. So I posed the question to the person at the register that if she had any boxes or alternative means for me together my $60 of food, it would be much appreciated. She said they did not. So, they get to keep their bags. I get to keep my $.50, and they get to put the food they had, up to this point, essentially sold back on the shelves where it was found. It seems that if they raised every price in the store by .01, they would cover the bags and customers would not feel so screwed when forced to buy bags at over 8x the initial costs. I got everything I needed at Trader Joes and it was only $28. The bag was free. And the dinner was quite good.