Breakfast Menu "Plenty Food and Deli" Happy Valley

Nice little Euro market, varieties of deli offerings and pantry goods. Some very delicious looking desserts and candies. I ordered a Ruben sandwich and it was delicious, could have benefited from a little more sauce on it. Will definitely go back again.

Used to go here 3x per week, but for the last 2 months the pastries that they're selling taste stale, not the same quality they used to have. They taste like the discount pastries they used to put in the basket, but for full price. The people are nice.

Great location and great choices for Eastern European food. Love their Deli and baking goods. Got a box of merengue with apricot jam on a pastry for an office party there.

Kind of out of place near Walmart, this European Deli is delicious. So many good foods to choose from, and they're happy to let you sample. We took home some of their Greek-style pasta salad and coconut chicken curry, both of which I couldn't stop eating. It also has a small grocery section with mostly imported eastern European foods. The owners are Ukrainian so most of it is from there. There's a small produce section and foreign drinks cooler as well. They will soon also be a coffee shop in addition to their current offerings. Definitely worth stopping in and trying a few things.

Update: 11/2021 - their smoked turkey made on demand is a top notch! Seriously. 10 ot of 10. Big thanks to your chefs. Fresh deli every day. Chill place to have coffee with croissant or pirozhki or chebureki while you decide on what you would like to taste first from a long lost of unique foods they offer. Is it chicken-mushroom casserole or maybe lamb shanks cooked to its perfection or one of those fresh healthy salads?

My wife had the presence of mind to ask about the origin of a pastry that she encountered at a Clackamas tea shop, and was directed to Plenty. Luckily for me, she decided to include me when making her first visit. Though it is a fairly small space (by comparison with most of the big boxes on 82nd, at least), the grocery part of Plenty has a delightfully large selection. Like any good Russian market, a fair amount of the inventory is not labeled in English, but the pictures tell a good story. The deli counter has a nice selection of the usual suspects in coffee offerings, spectacular looking pastries, and a variety of sandwiches. The names of the sandwiches tend to be common ones that you'll find at most any place that serves lunch. But, our Cuban and Reuben offerings each had their own spin. First, neither was grilled - instead the roll for the Cuban and the Rye for the Reuben were lightly toasted. The contents of both were plentiful, with an especially zingy slaw in the Reuben. Despite being fairly big eaters, half of each of our sandwiches came home to be enjoyed at a later time. The only unusual thing we noticed about the deli counter was that the breads on display were from Grand Central (makers of exquisite bread) instead of a European bakery. I adore Grand Central's products, but in such an authentic environment, I was expecting something more exotic. It is entirely possible that the breads used for their sandwiches are not from Grand Central - if they make a rye like the one on my Reuben, I've never seen it before. FYI - the Plenty website indicates that they are closed on Sundays, so plan accordingly.

Just recently discovered…wonderful! Clean, great selection, nice people, terrific coffee and treats. Just a delightful place.

Visited today for the first time and fell in love with this store! Local smoked meats, baked goodies, coffee, eastern European delicacies and so much more! I'll definitely be back again!