I've been to this store over 50 times since it opened and for years have frequented the OG Lincoln…read moreMarket at (33 Lincoln Road) so I feel ready to write a very complete and thorough review. This store is spacious with a (mostly) very easy to navigate layout. I've only been 2 or 3 times when it's pretty packed and even then it was still not difficult to get around. The store is usually well stocked and has great variety but randomly will be out of pretty basic poultry like ground turkey or chicken thighs. That's the good. Now my issues: the cashiers can't bag for crap and often just won't. I'm not asking for Trader Joe's level of packing organization, but multiple times a cashier has put milk or soda cans ON TOP OF EGGS!!! WHAT?! Or put heavy cans on delicate produce. They'll pack bags with no consideration for weight or thought about how the customer is supposed to get these bags home. I'm happy to pay for extra bags, and there's no reason I should have one precariously packed 60 pound bag or two bags one 50 pounds the other 3 pounds. There's no logic going into it. And that's if you buy bags. If you bring your own bag, oh you're packing everything yourself. Even if you bought $200 worth of groceries it's your job to put them all on the conveyor belt pay and then run over and hurriedly pack the bags as they shove your items to the end of the scanner belt all willy nilly. And then frown at you for being in the way when there's another customer behind you. And look, I don't really blame them. I don't think they were trained how to do anything but scan. And I desperately think leadership needs to rethink that practice to improve overall customer experience. Even worse than the bagging, I've been racially profiled here. I was using self checkout for like 5 items and a woman ran over to me and said, "I saw you! You didn't scan that as organic! That's organic!" I replied, "it's not organic. And showed her the sticker." She pushed me out of the way and rescanned it and then was like, "Fine." She didn't say sorry or my mistake she just aggressively accused me of stealing and then went about her day. Terrible customer service from security. I've never had these issues at the 33 Lincoln Road Lincoln Market, which although smaller, is such a well-run store. I'm hoping this grocery store steps it up, but for now it's just fine. Spacious. Clean. Pricey. Troubling Customer Service.

This market is absolutely wonderful! There's plenty of variety in all aspects/categories such as…read morefruits, vegetables, beverages, hot food, etc. You can come in here and easily spend hundreds of dollars if you have no self control. I stopped by twice already and purchased a turkey sandwich, sushi, fruits, vegetables, etc. This market is considered local for me. I will definitely come here as much as I can when I need to pick up a few things. The market is huge, clean, and the staff that I've encountered here are nice. I wish this market participated in some sort of rewards or points program. Nevertheless, it's a fantastic addition to the neighborhood and I will be coming here instead of the Key Food market that's around the corner.

My son and I visit Junior's several times a year. We have a terrific house swapping arrangement…read morewith a family in Park Slope just on the other side of the same block as Junior's. This is the place we come for milk, sodas, ice cream, and other little things we need during our stay. You can also get sandwiches, bagels, etc. as well as an impressive number of grocery items. Imagine my surprise this weekend when we visited for the first time in a year, and the owner remembered us and told us how glad he was that we were back. Even though maybe the most I've ever spent in one visit is $10, he treated us like valued customers. My son loves to go here (he's 11, and of course stores are not always happy to see kids, even when they're well-behaved). I recommend Junior's for basic, every day needs, recognizable brands of household necessities, and a terrific selection of snacks. What makes it for us, every time, is the friendly service that makes us feel like family. Love this place.

I've gone here for almost 40 years. The store is clean, well organized and stocked…read more The owner and his wonderful family have watched my hair go gray and have become more helpful as needed. Stop by and see the essence of Park Slope and why patronizing Junior's is "all in the family."

So thankful to have a proper market in close proximity. Lots of fresh items and necessities. Large…read morerange of items and healthy options. Staff could use some training and attention on customer service. But they are new and it's a pandemic so I'm not docking stars on small businesses trying to get by. Welcome to the neighborhood! We are happy you are here.

Jo el is the best, owner and serious entrepreneur. Food selections are fresh and staff are very…read moreknowledgeable.

This place reopened and is so much cleaner and nicer than before. They're definitely going…read moreupmarket. Got a decent prosciutto sandwich that was definitely not standard bodega fare.

I went and ordered a sandwich at the counter and the register guy literally gave me a death stare…read morefor five seconds before saying "order with him (sandwich guy). It's too confusing when you order with me". Then when I asked if he had cups with ice he just said "yes..." and stared at me again with a creepy , agro look. When I asked him where they were he pointed behind the counter (of course I didn't know where they were !) As I was paying he said to the sandwich guy "man I know I'm dumb but some people are really stupid". I've grown up in this city and seen some things in my day but this was next level! I can tolerate a little grumpy or rude , but this was just creepy. Of the owner is reading this he had tattoos and a beard. Good lord

The service is excellent but whoever is telling the workers to make up prices doesn't deserve to…read morehave a deli in Brooklyn. One day I bought a LARGE smoothie for $10 but last week it was $7?? And then the next morning my cousin pays $12?? 2 sandwiches will cost you like $20 even if it's something simple like a bacon egg and cheese Their chicken ceaser wraps were $17 for no chicken and just mad lettuce and no sauce at all The fruits here are very moldy and I caught good poising by eating some cherries. Everything here is only expensive because they make up prices as they go it's supper bad and I really wouldn't recommend this deli especially if you're a tourist because they will exploit your wallet.m They act like since it's close to the city they're allowed to charge ppl $40 for 3 items it's really sad and i genuinely believe this store doesn't deserve buissness

I found this deli / market while walking back from Lucky 13 Saloon to the subway at the Barclays…read moreCenter. After a night out listening to great heavy metal bands and enjoying some beers I was pretty hungry and needed a quick bite. it was nice to see they offer all day breakfast and I scored a delish egg wrap to eat during my walk. Open 24/7 which is terrific nowadays.

Foodway is a large gourmet supermarket located in Georgetowne Plaza in the Flatlands section of…read moreBrooklyn. It used to be part of the Fairway family, but was sold to Key Food during bankruptcy. The produce department is so big it puts Farmer's markets to shame. They have a wide selection of tropical items, including multiple varieties of avocados, mangoes, figs, and root vegetables. Persimmon, jicama, and star fruit are always in stock. A large selection of cut fruit is available as well - even dragon fruit. Beyond the produce is the impressive cheese section carrying both domestic and international options. And if they don't have something you can ask the part-time cheesemongers to order it for you. The seafood and butcher staff are some of the most knowledgeable and patient people I've ever spoken with period! They look like they genuinely enjoy what they do and it shows. Live lobsters are available (which is not my thing since I'm allergic to shellfish) and I've noticed them going for $11 a pound lately. Lamb, duck, and goat are regularly available. And the largest turkey legs I've ever seen! Check the pictures. They're huge! Fresh squeezed juices, smoothies, and tonics are available at the juicery. This is also where they keep the kombucha, probiotics, and immunity shots. The prepared foods and Deli are my favorite sections. They offer custom salads to order, pizzas, and stromboli. The hot foods bar is a must - offering a rotating selection of high quality entrees and sides. Two soups and a handful of salads are also on offer not to mention multiple grab and go items. They're not known for sales, but their prices are pretty competitive for the area. There are after all 3 other markets on the same street including a recently expanded Key Food. Go figure!

Foodway has been the main place we shop, and the fruit, Vegetables Meats and Seafood have always…read morebeen top shelf! The service has been excellent and despite today's encounter with a cashier who obviously thinks bagging groceries is beyond their job description- after a few nasty responses it was necessary to alert management; they apologized and told me enough to bypass that individual next time..if there will be a next time.... But it's a great place overall; a worthy successor to the previous establishment.

3.5 I'm not a…read moreregular since I don't live in the area. However, I occasionally shopped at this location when it was C-Town/Steve's in the past. A recent pit stop showed some changes. There was a small Seafood section, with fishmongers, and the poultry /other meat section was reduced in size as far as display was concerned. Still, the layout was attractive with an abundance of food, produce, cheese, fill in the blank, similar to past markets here. Spacious and clean came.to mind. The locals would be able to share more in depth reviews. I agree on the inflated prices.

So happy with our new supermarket, K-Slope Marketplace. The neighborhood was really despondent when…read morewe were told C-Town would be closing. That changed to cautious optimism when we were told it would be a Key Food privately owned supermarket. K-Slope has exceeded expectations. They actually have amazing sushi, a great on site fish market, on site butcher who will cut to order, plus regular Key Food sales and in store sales as well. Sure, some things are oddly priced, like 3 for $5 scallions (!) when one could easily get the same for half that price in Mr. Lime, but most things are well-priced and fresh. Also very happy to see some of the staff from C-Town have returned under the new management. Grateful to have K-Slope in the neighborhood. We will be regulars.

Great chocolate chip pancakes. Three pancakes came with the order. Kids loved it. Would order again.read more

A great go-to deli. They got it all. Hot and cold sandwiches, small and large groceries, all the…read morebeverages. The hot food options are great! I love the variety throughout the week, and the salads are always fresh. They even have cash/credit prices displayed on just about everything. Clean and organized. Quick staff. If you need a deli, this is your place.