I live in North Brooklyn and work in midtown and just have to say - thank you Natural Corner Food…read morefor providing healthy, vegan meals at an affordable price point (bonus points that it's Kosher!). Getting lunch in the city or a quick dinner is so expensive now and natural korner is a lifesaver. Love the buckwheat soba, the pad thai, the kale and chickpea salad, it's all been great. You have a very loyal customer.

The products from this company have a letter K on them , to signify they are kosher, but I would…read morelike to know who is the kosher certifying rabbi or organization (if any). Anyone have this information?

Good middle eastern (Sirian) grocery. They carry staples and…read moreprepared food. Purchased hummus and babaganoush as well as pita bread. Their sambuseks (baked cheese pastries) were very good.

It's hard to get someone on the phone and when you do, it's even more difficult to place an order…read more The website is not user friendly. It's a good business, they need to fix the communication problems.

As always service was excellent, price are reasonable. My go to place for halal food . They even…read moretakes your advice on which products to bring in for the needs of other customers.

My favorite thing is, certain days they have produce on sale. In front right behind doors. Its…read morereally convenient. You just have to use produce fast so it doesn't spoil. They are a real help to the community.

Are you making an Indian recipe, or two or 10? Do you need tasty Indian snacks? Advice on what to…read moreuse for a particular recipe? Well, this is the place. Great stuff for freezer and they have so many Indian chutneys and spices. It's small, friendly and packed with so much deliciousness. The prices are reasonable. I love this place!

I came here looking for some ingredients for an Indian dish I'm trying to recreate that I loved in…read moreLondon. They had everything I was looking for and more! I am also planning to make some Ethiopian dishes and they had the spices on my list for those as well. Prices are super reasonable and we were left to our own devices and wasn't bothered (just the way I like it) to figure out what ingredients I needed.

Mannan is a small chain supermarket with other stores in Queens and the Bronx. This one opened…read moreseveral months ago, but I finally checked it out today. The exciting thing about this shop is that there's a Halal butcher right there in the back of the store--with a bone saw and everything--behind a counter (but not plexiglass). They have bones for sale, and even though the guy thought I was a crazy white lady, I am delighted to report that for $1.06 that beef bone kept my rambunctious pup occupied for 2.5 hours. This is definitely a good place to check out for bags of rice or beans and South Asian spices. Another solid purchase were the frozen spicy Punjabi samosas. I was hoping they'd have these frozen dosas that I've purchased elsewhere--they make a nice lunch option--but I didn't see any. The produce prices seemed about average and there are lots of sweets and grains available too. Will definitely be back to try other things.

I was really happy to have this place move into my area. It's great to have such a big grocery…read morestore with unique ingredients. I love how convenient it is. The prices are also very reasonable and I love having fresh ground meat. Here's where it could be better. The milk in the front of the display is always expired. You have to dig in the back to find good milk. They have plenty of bad vegetables too that are visibly rotten or moldy. I've heard stories of rotten meat too. This is a personal annoyance, but the men who run the store are always standing in some part of the store planning something, but they seem to have no regard for letting their customers get around them. They also misrepresent their prices a lot. This may seem trivial, but I'll buy pears for 1.99 a pound and they ring up at 2.50. That can add up! They may offer 2 for 5 dollars of something and not honor the deal unless you call them out. One time I bought mustard oil with 9.99 written on the bottle and it rang up as 50 dollars. I now have to take pictures of the prices on the shelves to make sure they are charging me what's advertised.

They have free private parking in their own lot across the street. You don't even have to take your…read morecart back but leave it in the parking lot. They have everything and are well stocked but prices are a bit steeper than other groceries. They are open late, even on Fridays which is great for last minute people. Their potato kugel and zucchini kugel are well worth the trip in for. They even have a Mikva for your dishes right outside free of charge. One annoying thing is that there are people outside 'waiting for you to come out' with your shopping and they ask for charity which make me feel uncomfortable. They could stand a bit further away from the door so that you don't have to walk past them should you not wish to.

I make my lot of times my deliveries from landau's it's fresh and the employees are always niceread more

Tastiest and Freshest fish and dips around. Thank you…read moreTuvia, for going out of your way.

My MIL came here to pick us up some eats and the quality of the prepared food was fantastic. The…read moresmoked salmon nor sable were overly salty and it was all so good eating it with fresh bagels. Not pictured but they also offer 3.5 oz of their spreads which is great for tastings. My MIL said service was good and she'd go back and hopes to show me when I come back for a visit.

Siyob Bazar recently opened in my neighborhood next door to Korns (overpriced and not so friendly)…read moreKosher Bakery so I stopped in to have a look. They offer fresh halal meats, all kids of cheeses including Finlandia, Uzbeki cakes and fresh fruits. The place is well lit, clean and nicely laid out. The people setting up the store were all very friendly. They are a nice addition to the neighborhood now that Met Foods has closed down!

His place is awesome because it has a lot of things I've been looking for for health/skin-care…read moreneeds and their super cheap. I'm talking about stuff like $.99 aloe leaves and cactus leaves. They also have fruits and veggies that are less familiar in grocery stores. Haven't really indulged in their baked goods or meat but they get the thumbs up from me