Casa Iberica Deli

Deli · Fitzroy

Casa Iberica Deli

Deli · Fitzroy

25 Johnston St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia

Highlights

Casa Iberica is a vibrant haven for hard-to-find Spanish and Latin American delicacies, bursting with unique treats but requiring a careful eye for quality.

25 Johnston St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia Get directions

casaibericadeli.com.au

A$1–20

@onthegrid

"Since its humble beginnings in 1975, Casa Iberica has become synonymous with Fitzroy's Latin community. With an exterior decorated with Spanish-inspired street art, this deli specialises in products from Spain, Portugal, Central America and South America. Fresh smallgoods are made in Melbourne and each shelf, fridge and freezer is packed with authentic speciality items from abroad. The care and service is exactly what you'd expect from a family-run business for over 40 years." - Vertigo

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"Casa Iberica, Fitzroy by Vertigo. Since its humble beginnings in 1975, Casa Iberica has become synonymous with Fitzroy's Latin community. With an exterior decorated with Spanish-inspired street art, this deli specialises in products from Spain, Portugal, Central America and South America. Fresh smallgoods are made in Melbourne and each shelf, fridge and freezer is packed with authentic speciality items from abroad. The care and service is exactly what you'd expect from a family-run business for over 40 years."

Melbourne

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Sasha Gillies-Lekakis

Google

*Moth-eaten food and poor service* Very unfortunate and unprofessional experience at Casa Iberica. Went yesterday to purchase a tin of biscuits. Though the price on the box was $11 we were told at check-out that the price had been increased to $15 - no signage anywhere indicated this, so I can only assume it was a spur-of-the-moment decision from the staff. Extremely unprofessional thing to do raising the price ad hoc like that. Even worse, when we opened the biscuit tin at home it was moth-eaten, with moths and moth larvae in the tin. Photos attached show the moth-eaten biscuits and chocolates, droppings and insect webbing. Check the quality of the food at Casa Iberica before you purchase, as clearly there are some major oversights and quality problems at this store.

Pepe Perez Perez

Google

I would like to put a good review but this is the second time I have bought chorizos (among other things) and they give you a sample to try and sell me another one that has nothing to do with it. The first time I let it pass but The second time it was no longer a coincidence, it was a deception and it was not about the money (It's not cheap at all) it was the lack of honesty in Australia which is quite common.

Thomas Liontis

Google

Lots and lots of Latin American products, easily the most you can find in Melbourne, can be expensive but if you're looking for hard to find things it's worth it.

Kristine Subagiyo

Google

Such a lovely shop, I bought chamoy and tajin from this shop. To be honest, it was my first time visited Spanish/Mexican grocery shop, and I was so excited to visit this shop, since there are lots of things I’ve never seen anywhere else before including some unique Mexican potato chips, I was interested to try those but I have to change my mind coz the price was a bit too dear 😅 anyway they have lots of fresh Spanish/Mexican pastries and sweets too, might come back to try their pastries in the near future.

Te A

Google

I like this place because you can get things that other places don't stock, but you have to be very careful that what you pick up hasn't expired. Especially the Christmas stock (when I went in recently, they had Christmas stuff expiring 11/24 so obviously last year's import).

Piggy Eatalot

Google

This place is so amazing- a huge variety of Spanish and South American food - there is even a section of salted fish! The service was warm but unobtrusive, love love love this place

ani jay

Google

Great food range if you’re looking for specific Latin cuisine 4/5 However please be aware that their warm empanadas are essentially inedible - we bought 2 each which we had to throw away - tasted stale - at essentially $6 each - maybe consider another option 1/5

MannyD and his chilli tree VD

Google

My, I'm lucky that i kept to my budget, Because one can get in serious trouble here. They give you a taste of everything, and then you're in trouble. I bought 4 kgs of fresh chorizo to take back home, and also a $50 mini jamon on a stand. All well worth it. Good luck and may temptation not send you broke!.

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Melbourne

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Sasha Gillies-Lekakis

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Pepe Perez Perez

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Thomas Liontis

Google

Lots and lots of Latin American products, easily the most you can find in Melbourne, can be expensive but if you're looking for hard to find things it's worth it.

Kristine Subagiyo

Google

Te A

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Piggy Eatalot

Google

This place is so amazing- a huge variety of Spanish and South American food - there is even a section of salted fish! The service was warm but unobtrusive, love love love this place

ani jay

Google

MannyD and his chilli tree VD

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