One of my favorite places to shop. The staff is really nice. The fruits and vegetables are very…read morefresh and good. And you can open an account there and just charge your items to it that way you don't need cash on hand. Great prices also.

Nice place to go to for produce. An old time fixture of Crown Heights's original source of fruits…read moreand vegetables

This place has been around for a long time. I have lived in this neighborhood for over 20 years and…read moreK&L Fruit has been a great place to find natural and healthy items. I go there to items to make recaito and make Asian food ingredients. The owners are humble and great people they are always willing to help in finding what need when you visit and quick to apologize if they don't have it. They are a blessing to have in the neighborhood.

Man what a pleasant surprise it was to find this place. I work at the nearby hospital and I came…read morehere about a month ago. I've been going almost daily after work since. Their fruits and veggies are by far the most fresh I've bought in the area. Their watermelons and pineapple are my favorite. The kids back home love them, which is a shock since its a struggle to get them to eat healthy! The husband and wife owners are so nice... its great to see good customer service in Bronx area for a change. The prices are pretty low and their stuff is cheaper than the nearby supermarket. Overall, I couldnt be happier with my source of fruits and veggies!

Initially i am going to be contrasting it with the ghost of Angie's Market, the prior business…read more ​I remember Angie's Market prior to C-Towns arrival. It was a sour hole of a place, run by a man whose soul had been pickled in vinegar and unneeded grudges. You'd walk in for a loaf of bread, and he'd look at you like you were a thief who'd just crawled out of Rikers. He hated the world, and he hated his customers even more, counting out pennies with fingers that wanted to choke you. There was no grace there, just the cold, heavy weight of a man who'd forgotten how to be human. It was a miserable monument to the smallness of the neighborhood. ​But bad things eventually fade into the ether, and sometimes they leave for something better. ​The new crowd took over, and they called it the C-Town Farmers Market. I am a multiple time per week visor and walked by the other day with the sun hitting the concrete and the beautiful flags fluttering happily. There was some feeling of pride to be American out there in the lot, and Italian too. This section of Metropolitan Avenue had a pulse again. ​This week, they are having a "Customer Appreciation Day". Now, usually, the word "appreciation" from a business makes me concerned. It's usually just a fancy word for another way to bring in the masses to spend, spend, spend. But these people actually carecabout their customers and I believe they're going to put out some food, have some giveaways. I can see it now, in my mind and just for a moment. I envision people, getting a little something back for a change, chewing on free bites in the open air, maybe feeling, just for an quarter of an hour, like they weren't entirely forgotten by our local businesses. ​Inside, the shelves are loaded with .99 cent chicken quarters, meats and some fresh flowers and pumpkins, all in an effort trying to make their section of the world look less like gloomy. It's got a strong working-class hustle to it and a noticeable decency in the air that Angie's never had. These new owners seem to understand that the people who buy their bread and beverages are the ones keeping the roof over their heads, and the lights on. They're willing to say thanks to us. ​It's just a grocery store, sure, but in a city where everybody's trying to take what's left in your wallet.

Our family loves this supermarket. Every time we come to visit, someone asks if we need help, we…read moreget smiles and welcomes from the deli and bakery - the cashiers....everyone is professional, kind and helpful. Sometimes the prices are quite high and this is difficult to see. For example, pineapples at $8.99 is a lot in comparison to some other grocery stores. With that said, they do have some great sales and promotions. Just wanted to note this here. We do not purchase meat here but the pies and all of the bakery section items are fresh and lovely. We have read some scary reviews about the meat and I am hoping it is not true. We did see proof in the video though. I absolutely recommend going to this supermarket and choosing here instead of Trader Joes or Shop and Stop for dairy and other food. It is nice to support our local businesses.

I grew up with this market. Threw the fire. Threw the renovations. It's ur neighborhood fruit,…read moreflowers and ever last minute pick ups. Not to mention those late night runs that ur momma sends for. It's open 24 seven year round.

A fruits and veggies spot in queens village that's open 24/7 with overflowing stuff inside and out…read moreis worth the visit .Wall to wall with every different types of fruits , veggies , international stuff , flowers and other things you can use in under one roof. It's also a supermarket so you most likely can find here what your local supermarket has and prices overall are reasonable. Place is well organized and items are displayed in plain view so basically everything is easy to find . Thanks cuz for bringing me here and for 80 bucks I got plenty of goodies .4.5 stars on my yelp meter.

Truly my go to spot, They are the only deli on the avenue that has it all. I can quickly run in…read morethere grab a sandwich or coffee be out quick. Really appreciate the service and that they serve the community offering various sandwiches, fruits, yogurt, coffees, tea, juices or soda and snacks. Don't know how I would get on without them.

Great place to find seasonal fruits and vegetables, along with dairy products, honey, and more…read more There are farms from Long Island and the Hudson Valley selling their products here. It takes place every Sunday from 8am-2pm. The vendors are set up next to MacDonald Park off Queens Blvd, and part of the service road and 70th Ave are closed to cars which makes it nice to stroll through. The greenmarket is open year-round, so even in the winter you can still find items like squash, apples, leafy greens, herbs, eggs, and milk.

Cool little farmers market near the post office in Forest Hills,…read more Lots of vendors with seasonal produce and few food trucks and food vendors. Plus the usual suspects in terms of crafts etc. Near subway stops and for me had a cloth donation kiosk which made it much easier for me at least to donate my late sisters clothes

Right next to the Bay Parkway subway station, this tiny little grocery store sells only fruits and…read morevegetables. Competing with the nearby large Chinese supermarkets, it holds its own pretty well. A lot of it probably has to do with the lazy convenience of the shoppers and the alluring deals on the luscious, ripe fruits and vegetables right outside the store. They offer fantastic deals on fruit that you generally have to eat right away; it's not that the fruit is rotten (after all, you'll see a lot of less perishable fruits when you go inside), but I usually fall prey to the fruit outside right as I'm about to enter into the subway station. I pause, think about it as I continue striding into the station, and return later at night to get some fruit. They've had incredibly sweet, perfectly ripe pineapples and pints of round, indigo blueberries for $1, almost-bursting persimmons and large, fragrant papayas; everything is always seasonal and fantastically-priced. H & T gets a star docked for store appearance; I love hole-in-the-walls for restaurants (since it means that the prices are for food, not ambiance). I think the same goes for H & T, but it's a little more disconcerting when the store has a slightly seedy look. I trust all the fruits and vegetables, and checkout is fast (no lines, ever), but the general feeling is to get your produce and leave, ASAP. I have no desire to linger the way that I do at Whole Food's or Trader Joe's. It's not really a bad thing because I hate the lines there, but ... right, I digress. Overall, H & T is fantastic. Do take advantage of it if you live nearby!

Nice little grocery store. Not great variety. But the fried meat with tostones is awesome. Owners…read moreare nice.