A lot of their meats are rotten I purchased ground beef, beef, liver, and chicken tenders all raw…read moremeat, which I feed to my dogs and after about two days, the meat is rotten. I recently purchased ground beef. It's pink on the outside and brown in the inside.

What does it take to attain fresh strawberries that are not rotten?…read moreWhat does it also take to attain one bottle of vitamin water? MEH! Basics of simple requests, yet so difficult to nonexistent at this Keyfood. Albeit, this Keyfood does have a good bread aisle than other Keyfoods. With looming doom frustration, I left without either items but with Cacao Wafers at $1.50 as it is a cheap eat. The atmospheric conditions appear rather dirty dark and dingy. Most of the food items this Key Food carry are ethnic targeting the local Indian community rather than American classics of mac and cheese, or much options for prepared packaged frozen meals.

This Food Emporium stands out for its take-out stations. I've purchased their ready-to-eat sushi,…read morepoke bowls, snack kits, salad bowls, and even their seafood dinners multiple times, and I can confidently say everything has consistently been fresh, tasty, and reasonably priced. It's such a reliable option when you want something quick without sacrificing quality. Their artisan breads are baked daily, and the bakery section is impressive offering whole cakes, cheesecakes, and a variety of desserts and pastries. I also love browsing their coffee bean section. There's a wide variety to choose from, which makes it fun to try something new. If you're coming strictly for groceries, just keep in mind that some items can be on the pricier side. That said, they do run occasional specials, so it's worth keeping an eye out.

They are the rudest staff possible the customer service desk worker purposely walked aimlessly…read morearound the store instead of helping for 20 minutes just to come back and say they cannot help me with a smile on their face. Will never give this place my business again.

Seems like an ordinary grocery store, but inside they're selling two things of particular interest:…read morebig homemade samosas for $1 each, and homemade (Indian? Pakistani?) desserts by the pound, very cheap. The samosas typically have potato, onion, some kind of fibrous vegetable, and heat in 'em. The sweets are yogurt-based, and taste a bit like marzipan. I don't really know what I'm talking about here, but I definitely felt like I ate well, for very little money. Recommend!

So it never fails, every time I visit little Guyana in Queens, New York I always always visit this…read moreparticular grocery store. For the main reason of their friendly staff along with their amazing fresh and delicious blackeye cake cakes, or also known as Chinese cake or black bean cake. Hands down, they have the best blackeye cake I have ever had. The pastry is extremely thin. You will not find a thick piece of dough anywhere on this little pastry. The interior is packed, about 2 inches thick of black eye bean mixture/purée. Which is the main ingredient in this pastry. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping in just to try these. They are delicious and you too will fall in love with them!! they're usually packed in quantities of six, and one container is $6, so a dollar per cake is not a bad deal considering how full these are and not doughy. A lot of other places in the area makes the same pastry, but others are more dough than filling, so stop in to try these!

I imagined a bigger place prior to arriving after seeing some pics of this place on Yelp..Was…read moresurprised to find a small grocery like store on the corner. But even though small, they have everything you need if you're seeking vegetables like bora, okra, peppers..or old school guyanese lemonade and cream soda. They sell these individually or by the carton. They even had the HOT guyanese pepper sauce in the jars! Had to grab one of those! Good customer service and friendly staff! No complaints.

The guy that work on the register needs to learn customer service skills. And most of the stuff…read morethey're selling are overprice, the meat and fish are too overprice. I bought a 5pound chicken for $ 23 dollars and 3 1/2 pound of lamb for $45. This is why most of these Guyanese stores are closing on Liberty ave overpriced and bad customer service.

A nice place in the Richmond Hill section along the A line to get fresh fish. Lots of West Indian…read moregoodies to be had here and the counter staff are affable enough. I only purchased my standard fare here but one of these days, I'll take the plunge and finally ask them for some Guyanese fish recommendations. In the meantime, if you are at the last stop of the A train on Lefferts Blvd and need some fresh fish, these are your people.

So this is a market that's relatively new in the area. They opened up around Winter 2020 and have…read morebeen seemingly thriving since. They have great deals on produce and other select products. Like other markets in the area, they carry lots of Guyanese products alongside other ethnic grocery products. They have a meat area and a seafood area. I've not tried either yet but I see people constantly there buying so it must be good. There are deals to be had here. If you're looking for Five Roses flour in bulk, they have it. If you're looking for Guyanese rice, as well as other bulk rice packages, they have it. The staff is customer friendly enough. Some of the cashiers are quite nice and take the time to say hello to my kid and that always scores points with me. I've shopped here maybe 4 times since they've opened and it's a good market. It's as good as any of the other ethnic markets in the neighborhood but with that added bonus that it's super close to home. Normally, if I want to buy lots of fruit, I have to go down to Lefferts and Liberty - but not anymore. Definitely give these people a try. The service will be practically the same as the service you receive at all the other markets. You'll have good with the bad, but that's normal. So far, it's been good. Check them out.

My go to spot for flowers! I brought the below bouquet of flowers for $30. This location is very…read moregreat with stocking up their flowers. This location can also get packed very quick, I often have to squeeze by people to get to a different aisle. I usually am in and out pretty quickly, not a fan of taking my time here. They move their lines pretty quickly here, since they have plenty of cashiers here. Will continue to come for quick shopping.

Trader Joe's Rego Park is my favorite Trader Joe's in NYC!…read more Upon entering the market everything is very organized, staff greet customers warmly, very helpful. I always go in saying, just picking up a couple of items, and those couple of items turn into two bags or more of grocery. Definitely get ADD when I visit Trader Joe's! This location always has my favorites in stock, no crazy traffic jams with 40 minute wait check out lines. Could not believe they had the lowest price I have ever seen on Boursin which is a French ingredient secret to my mashed potatoes that make my garlic whipped mashed potatoes taste the same as the ones served at The Wynn Hotel Las Vegas. Unbelievable... this ingredient has risen to $3 higher in price due to tariffs. Tonight I will make lemon butter salmon with capers, garlic whipped mashed potatoes with sautéed asparagus! Atmosphere is upbeat, helpful, super friendly!

This Food Bazaar is amazing! It is huge but I'm not surprised because it used to be a movie…read moretheater. This is my first time visiting since they've opened for business. It is clean throughout the entire store. There are security guards posted in the front of the store and who walked around the store as well. I enjoyed my visit and will continue to shop there in the future.

From the owner: We devote aisles of space to international and mainstream groceries, a wide variety of fresh fruits…read moreand vegetables, dairy/frozen items and a custom meat-cutting department. In most of our stores we also offer a deli, bakery and a full-service fish market. Our stores are located in many different neighborhoods, each filled with numerous vibrant ethnicities and nationalities and their corresponding cultures and flavors which we cater to.