I love farmers markets! Grand Army Plaza has everything! The vibe is very chill. There's a lot of…read morefoot traffic, but it flows nicely. Prepared food vendors include a couple of Mexican fruit stands and King David Tacos. I recommend the fish tacos. There are at least three or four vendors selling high quality produce, a couple of meat vendors including duck, and farm fresh eggs. There are a couple of bakeries and blended honey from Remsburger's. I've been obsessed with their cranberry honey! They give out samples and even have little pixie stix for the kiddies that are only a quarter. A surefire way to keep eager and excited that kids occupied while you make the rounds, lol. One of the farmers has tons of apples. Surprise , its New York state- but they also have apple cider and cider donuts which you can get plain or sugared. It's best if you go to them when the market first opens. That's when they're actually close to warm and tasty. Otherwise it's just dry and no amount of apple cider is going to help. For entertainment, there's usually a couple of bus game musicians. The last time I went there was a saxophonist and what sounded like a Appalachian fiddling group. Another time they had a marimba player and they were really really good. Check out the video!

Wonderful flower/plant vendors, variety of food vendors and produce. Vibrant and lively…read moreneighborhood. There was also outdoor entertainment . Vendors were friendly and good energy.

I shop here because they have a wide variety of fruits/vegetable I cannot get at other Asian…read moremarkets. Only thing is the pricing and various limitations they have without notice. They have a weekly circular and it does not state any limits on produce. When you get to the actual store front, there is a limitation. There was an avocado limit at one point. If you didn't purchase a certain amount, you could not buy the avocados at the sale price. But it's not written in every language and even the English was not understandable. This week is 3 for $2.00 oranges. But your only allowed 3. Doesn't mention it anywhere so if you even had an extra bag of oranges, they will take it back. I work in a school, and have done bulk orders for festive events. They gave us less than the amount ordered but were able to fix it. That situation was stressful only because it involved kids. And since it was a mistake of the store, they needed to cater to our timing for the event which they almost weren't able to. They did fix the problem but with much hassle. Overall, the store is decent. Workers are alright. Certain things could be better.

very sad to say i use to shop at Three Guys every week , not anymore ! Their prices are through the…read moreroof ,, every time I go the sales person says the same thing ,, prices are high all over ! well I shop in local vegetable stores , super markets and smaller stores . No one has prices like Three Guys . Lines use to be big and packed with customers . No more , no one is in there . Eventually they will close ! I think they changed owners ,, way way tooo expensive !

First time visiting. It's literally been at this spot for years. There is a mini fish monger as…read morewell. This afternoon the placed smelled fishy. I'm hoping maybe it was I visited late afternoon? Either way, it's a strike one in my book. Next came the market itself. Considering the area theres really no other place that sells these type roots vegetables. They definitely had the community in mind. I imagine you can find pretty much a little bit everything from the "old country". If you know what I mean. It a narrow fit, tight lines. I'm sure the earlier you go the better. Strike two and three! Don't think I'll be back, but if you need to pick up veg for Epis or green seasonings or djon djon mushroom or haitian Lalo or Maggi seasonings this is your place! Or you can just visit your local Korean vegetable fruit stand.

On this particular day the grapes were $1.99 and the cashier didn't believe me . I had to go snap…read morea picture and show her. She kept making snide remarks. I will not be back

Very fresh food. Good quality. Tomatoes the size of nearly a cantalope…read more Different kinds of squash. I just wish there was a dairy and bakery vendor.

Still loving the market this year. The seafood is gone. Word from the manager is that there isn' t…read moreenough demand for a protein stand. The honey guy had chicken eggs couple of weeks ago but wasn't there at all today. Got some nice cantaloupe and eggplants.

This is the best place to get fruit and vegetables in the neighborhood…read more I've been living here for 12 years and although I no longer live as close to Mr. Greens as I used to, I keep coming back here. Every time I try buying my produce elsewhere, I am consistently disappointed. The quality and freshness of the produce here is incomparable. When I buy from here, the stuff lasts in my fridge (stored correctly) for a good two weeks (sometimes longer) without any noticeable decrease in quality. For me, that alone justifies the slightly higher prices. The staff are friendly and helpful and are always happy to cut a piece of watermelon or cut up a heavy squash in the back of the store - you just have to ask.

Walked in with the expectation that it'd be like the other Mr. (Fruit) stores, but it wasn't at…read moreall. It was dark in the store, except for a couple lights shining on the produce. Produce is super expensive, so I walked out without a second look. No juice bar or pre-made food. Kinda sad there's no Mr. (Fruit) stores in Crown Heights.

Some parts of ShopRite feel a little dated, but they've upgraded a lot of their inventory, so it's…read moredefinitely worth the stroll. Their weekly sales are great, just note they switch over at midnight at the end of the week and count toward the next circular. Being open 24/7 is convenient and most of the staff I've encountered have been friendly, helpful, and efficient. The dairy and ice cream deals are especially good, with plenty of variety from brands like Ben & Jerry's and Häagen-Dazs. I also like their Wholesome Pantry Organic line, and it's easy to find fresh produce, meats, snacks, and fun speciality items like truffle burrata, salami slices, and ketchup chips. things to know: - carts have to be unlocked by staff before you can roll them outside - Parking is free, though the lot can be a little tight and hectic. there's also parking downstairs, which helps - Digital coupons need to be clipped in the app and linked to your membership card since they don't apply automatically - you'll need to show ID for items like energy drinks - they carry Krispy Kreme donuts and fresh sushi here (have not tried*)

ShopRite of Avenue I -…read more Is a good grocery store if you live in NYC., and need a reasonable grocery store. Love their deli department. The deli prices are the best in all of NYC. Recently had eggs on sale for 3 days only for $2.99 The produce section is very good, including the prices of organic produce. Love the Shoprite application with digital coupons, definitely a lot of great stuff on sale. This atmosphere is very busy. I arrived around 1:45pm on 04/03/25 Tip: Go early in the morning, less crowds.

Not the most stands but they have you covered and everything is excellent, love the fish guy and…read morethe goat stand!

This market is nice. There is parking as well which I wasn't aware of. I would have visited more if…read moreI had known. Local NY vendors with fruit, vegetables, meats, fish and baked goods. All seasonal.

Yummy food. Quick service. They have all the yummy Italian foods and more. Parking is available on…read morethe street but it's not too easy to bring your groceries to the car. Service is great and helpful.

I agree with the other reviewers who wrote that this is a wonderful local Italian supermarket. And…read moreas an added bonus, it's one of the few supermarkets at which I am able to buy fresh baked 18th Avenue Bakery coal fired brick oven bread, bread crumbs and rolls when I can't get to the bakery which is located in Bensonhurst.