Welcome to Shiraz Market
Shiraz Market, located in Vienna, VA, is a vibrant hub for lovers of Middle Eastern cuisine and international groceries. Founded with a passion for authentic flavors, this market brings the essence of Persian culture to the community. Its inviting atmosphere encourages friendly interactions with staff, embodying the warmth of Iranian hospitality. Highlights include marinated kabobs and savory sides like Kashk-O-Bademjan, each dish seasoned to perfection. The market's bakery offers delightful treats, enhancing the shopping experience. From fresh ingredients to unique Persian teas, Shiraz Market is not just a shop; it's a culinary journey inviting everyone to savor new flavors.
- 8486 Tyco Rd g, Vienna, VA 22182 Hotline: (703) 992-9566
Welcome to Shiraz Market, a vibrant hub nestled in the heart of Vienna, VA, at 8486 Tyco Rd. A delightful blend of an international grocery, bakery, and deli, Shiraz Market offers a unique culinary experience that brings the rich flavors of Middle Eastern cuisine right to your table. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by the warmth of the staff, including the friendly owner whose passion for his business shines through every interaction.
At Shiraz Market, the aromas of freshly prepared dishes beckon you to explore their savory menu. The highlights include:
- Sandwiches: Savor the Chicken Kabob, marinated chicken breast skewered with house seasoning for just $6.99, or indulge in the Koobideh Kabob, a flavorful ground beef skewer for $5.99.
- Kabobs: For a hearty meal, try the Barg Kabob, featuring marinated filet mignon served with your choice of rice, bread, or salad at $12.99. Alternatively, the Kabob Koobideh offers a satisfying ground beef experience for $8.99.
- Sides: Complement your meal with delightful sides such as Mast Khiar ($2.99), Kashk-O-Bademjan ($3.99), or the refreshing Masto Museer ($3.99).
Customer reviews attest to the inviting atmosphere and quality of the offerings at Shiraz Market. A patron named Nichole A. praised the owner's exceptional customer service, stating, "Talking to him about his business felt like I was just talking to my father." Such personal connections enhance the dining experience, making each visit special. Meanwhile, Kevin C. highlights the Friday special of lamb shanks served over a bed of rice, showcasing the market's commitment to authentic flavors and satisfying dishes.
While the restaurant side of Shiraz Market may sometimes have its ups and downs, the overall experience remains refreshing. It’s a place where you can find not just a meal, but an assortment of authentic ingredients for your kitchen, including saffron, herbal teas, and even traditional rock candy for sweetening your tea.
Despite a few critiques on the freshness of the bread, the market compensates with its extensive selection of packaged goods and its stunning bakery items. Shiraz Market is not just a grocery store; it's a celebration of cultural heritage through food. So, whether you're looking to indulge in a delicious kabob or stock up on unique ingredients, this market is worth a visit. Discover the flavors of Persia and immerse yourself in a culinary journey you won't forget!

The owner who was at the cash register was absolutely fantastic. Usually when I go into Middle Eastern places I get the creepy sleazy salesman vibe. However, talking to him about his business and the increasing sale prices felt like I was just talking to my father. I love this place

Great market with just about anything you'd need. The owner is very friendly and the staff is kind. The bakery is amazing! The restaurant part of the market is a 3.5 out of 5. The food is often over cooked but technically this is not a restaurant so I just want to manage your expectations.

When I come in to Shiraz on Fridays I get the Friday special which is lamb shanks on a bed of rice with the drippings served on the side. It's very good I like it. And I also buy Mint Ayran with it. I also buy saffron and Persian Tea from here. I also buy herbal tea Like Borage tea I use this to help me sleep At night. they have tea bags and loose borage. Borage also helps you sweat so If you have a fever it is a useful herbal tea. This is the only Iranian grocery store I can think of in this area the other one close down that was known is Iran Sara. That one close down sometime ago. I hope people find this review helpful. You can get what you need. You can also buy the rock candy for putting in your tea. The rock candy wands that you can stir into tea. They have saffron flavored rock candy wands. You can get a Lotta good stuff there.

Good place and lots of authentic choices to enjoy. Wish the bread was fresh but there are a lot of packages choices. Worth trying!