Twenty-five years of groceries, bread, halal meat, and tea, on a corner of Rolling Road in Springfield, Virginia.
The name means ‘Friday Market’ in Farsi, one of the languages of Afghanistan. On Fridays, normally an off day, a large public market would open to the people. Everyone’s household and grocery needs were met under one long row of stalls, with tea on every counter.
We are happy to continue that tradition every day of the week. We’ve been a staple of the local community for over twenty-five years, serving guests with their grocery needs while carrying specialty products that may be hard to find elsewhere.
In Farsi, the day everyone gathers. The day the kettle never stops.
Afghan culture is intimately tied to hospitality and the importance we place on the well-being of our guests.
As a guest of Jummah Bazaar we are motivated to ensure you not only find what you are looking for, but that you feel at home with us. Pull up a stool at the counter, ask about the saffron, ask about anything. Tea is always brewing.
A working list of what you’ll find when you walk through the door.
Relationships with vendors around the world, plus local bakers for fresh daily bread. Ask about our house basmati and saffron.
Goat, lamb, chicken, beef. Local vendors, expert butchers, plus pre-seasoned kababs ready for the grill.
We bake our own. Sweets, pastries, warm bread, and catering trays for your next event.
Our family also makes Jummah Foods, a small line of premium Afghan frozen comfort food. Hand-folded Mantu (beef dumplings) and Aushak (herb dumplings), available right here at the bazaar.
Visit Jummah Foods ,Free parking out front. Tea on the house. Saffron, if you ask.
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