Blue Danube

A small market and deli that also offers made to order sandwiches, homemade pastries and more. The workers are very friendly and are good at offering suggestions when needed. The market offers a small array of various European items such as pasta, sauces, fresh meats and cheeses, candy, drinks, etc. They do require you to spend $ 10 or more if you wish to use a debit or credit card, so keep that in mind if you are there for your lunch break.

This little deli had such a friendly staff. My daughter and I split the Transylvania (taziki sauce was so good) on the butter croissant (made fresh this morning). We also got a mini Cannoli to share but my daughter snarled it down so I wish I got the big on bc I only got a small bite. There were many fun European products in the market area that I would have liked to take home but I ended up buying another croissant to enjoy for breakfast tomorrow. We also got backlava which was just ok and the market area needs a little tlc. Oh and all told one sandwich two desserts and a treat for breakfast was 10 dollars!

This is a cute little store with sweets and jams, honey, wine, and many European meats and cheeses (fresh and frozen). There is french bread and cookies and in the case up front is meats and cheeses specifically for sandwiches. They also have freshly made soups and they make pastries (sweet and savory) fresh daily. I was going to order a sandwich but they just finished baking some pastries with ground beef and I got that. I saw fresh croissants too. I also purchased some cheese and cannoli. Stop by – you’ll find food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Very sweet employees/​owners.

Fabulous food, fabulous people, and a fabulous find. While there, I was offered to try about 5 different things, and all were delicious! Please try the sandwiches — they’re superb, and they’re very cheap.

This place is a hidden gem. I have lived nearby for a few years and just now stumbled in. The two ladies that helped us were incredibly nice and even offered us samples. We got 2 sandwiches (the Transylvania) & a baklava/​cannoli. Everything was delicious. Not to mention the entire bill for 2 sandwiches and 2 desserts was only $ 10 and change! Will definitely be back for more!

Terrific little European deli/​market just north of 116^th on Allisonville. I planned to pop into Mark Pi’s next door for noodles but saw Blue Danube here… had assumed (for whatever reason) it was further south on Allisonville and thought I would give it a shot.
I was greeted warmly by Tatiana (who is one of the co-​owners and is Bulgarian) and I told her I had bookmarked Unilocal some time ago and was here for something to eat! She pointed out the sandwiches along with several savory items that had just come out of the oven… she gave me a sample of a very good savory pastry and told me a bit about it’s origin.
The store has a wide variety of Eastern European fare, canned or otherwise. Really a unique selection of goods. Various noodles, vegetables, and a lot of stuff with labels I cannot read.
For lunch I decided to go with a Dracula sandwich (she sort of snickered at the name since it was her business partner’s idea… who is Romanian. get it?) and it was a very tasty combo of Romanian salami, Italian bologna, and a spicy Hungarian ketchup served on a baguette.
Sandwiches are sold by the pound (I think it was $ 6.89#) so my kick ass sandwich was under $ 5. Take that Subway! I also had a warm apple rose which was a flaky and sweet miniature apple pie that was fresh from the oven. Delicious.
I loved the place so much that I walked out with a stick of European salami, a loaf of fresh bread, and a bottle of Bulgarian wine. So $ 30 later is where I ended up all said and done.
But so worth it. Great customer service and terrific ethnic food will bring me here again.

What a delightful find in a strip mall in fishers! I just happened to be driving by, noticed the sign, and needed to grab something for lunch, so thought I’d stop in.
What greeted me upon entering was a smaller version of Trader Joe’s, but with a European slant — Refrigerated cases filled with a plethora of sausages, desserts, cheeses; shelves filled with noodles, cookies, sauces, jams, honeys, and other hard to find Bavarian, Italian, Greek, and even Russian treats, fresh pastries, cookies, and breads; and a deli case with meats, cheeses, olives, desserts, and a choice of several sandwiches to eat in or take home.
One of the ladies was baking Russian cookies in the back room and gave me a sample to try. It was delicious!
I walked away with a bag of spaetzle noodles, a delicious ham, turkey, and swiss, sandwich with tzatziki sauce on a French baguette (my choice of bread, from among four or five choices), and a bottle of Coke, all for $ 10 and change.
I’ll definitely be back, soon! Please save me a piece of that delicious looking tiramisu and some of those wonderful cookies!

Interesting little joint. Break away from the traditional sub shops and give this a whirl. Deli and a small European market all in one. No menu, make your own sandwich or get the sandwich of the day. 2 sandwiches and 2 drinks were $ 14. Homemade desserts and soups also available.
The market ranged from cheeses, to pasta, to jellies, to beer and wine.

Terrific! Wonderful selection and such great personal service. We will be back often. We were able to try several things and promptly went home to have more. Really lovely experience. Tatiana was very helpful. I highly recommend you check it out.

Love this place, always come in for one thing and leave with a basketful!
They’ve changed the floor a bit but still great

I want to love this place but I think it needs some changes. It is basically a European grocery store that is also a deli. They serve sandwiches but the menu is 2 sandwiches. I would love to see them develop a full menu of sandwiches for more variety other than just a turkey sandwich. This place could be a good lunch spot but I think they need to develop their menu if they really want to serve people lunch. The owners are very friendly though I will say that.