Three Guys now has a parking lot kiddie corner from their store. For those unfamiliar with the…read moreterm, it means diagonally across the street intersection. It used to be a gas station, and still has some of the hardware. I haven't used their rewards system since the first rewards FOB dried up and broke off my keychain 8 or 9 years ago. I am not sure what the deals are that you get with the scanning of the rewards card, but I know you sign up online before going there. it's kinda outdated. I should get a new one. This is a great 24 hour produce store. Circus Fruits is nearby, but generally these types of all night local grocers are rare finds.

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.

Amazing and juicy nectarines! I love their fruit. They good selection most of the time. You have…read moreto go there when they first set up so you get the good stuff. And they have good prices.

Went there once and bought some fruit and never buy from them again. They let you pick but will…read moreswap them out with the worst quality if you weren't paying attention. End up tossing everything.

The food is fresh, and service is the best.You can find here every product you wish for and from…read moredifferent cultures.

I am a bit disappointed here. I will give it one more chance. It's under new management. I'm…read moreconfused as the meat is separate from the store. You can't pay together and it's cash only. The quality of some items look bad. They didn't have any of my previous favorites.

This is my favorite produce shop by far. Their fruits and veggies are fresh and fabulous. The…read moreprices are inCREDibly cheap. Bananas, blueberries, eggs, nectarines, juice....you get the point - more than we could carry home - under 20 bucks. Every time they ring us up, I am always surprised at how inexpensive it is. Fruitastic.

This is a good place but there are some caveats. You need to select things carefully. Good points…read moreare that prices are excellent. They have amazing soups. Excellent nuts at good prices. Canned goods are cheap and generic. Potatoes, yams, garlic, onions, well....hard to mess up. But I have wondered at times if they are getting borderline/reject produce. For example, some of the fruit is disappointing. I bought a bag of very cheap tangerines which went bad in a few days. Or apples which seemed to have low sugar content. Carrots which were orange fiber, seemingly no sugar content. And plenty of produce at the end of its life. But definitely worth the visit. They also have a program for which you can sign up which entitles you to a nice credit after a while.

Very good selection of fruits and vegetables. They are kind…read moreand helpful if you have an issue they are there to help course it gets crowded. Worth going out of the way for.

Literally the best grocery store of all time. It's a local landmark. You'll find stuff here you…read moredidn't even know existed!

I attended a holiday potluck with some of my favorite coworkers in Brooklyn last week and decided…read moreto swing by Moore Street Market to grab some goodies. Moore Street Market is an incredible Puerto Rican market in the heart of Brooklyn. They have anything and everything you can think of.. and that includes my all-time favorite boriqua delicacy.. pastelles! I picked up a dozen (half chicken, half pork) for only $22. They come frozen & bundled in twos and are the perfect size, which make them easy for boiling. If you've never had a pastele before, they are sort of similar to a tamale.. except made with masa de yuca instead of corn flour. They are filled with meat, pimento, olives and more, all mixed together with delicious achiote seed oil, spices and herbs. If you ae Puerto Rican or just so happen to make pasteles each year for friends and family, and don't quite feel up to the task this year, rest assured that Moore Street Market as got you covered!

The spot is convenient and the staff is genuinely nice. Staff treated customers with special care…read more The food is well-prepared, costs remain reasonable and service excels. The taste quality justifies their pricing. This restaurant creates good meals!

Very cool fruit and vegetable stand it's pretty big, I love the Atmosphere and I'm a smoothie freak…read moreso I love picking my fruits and vegetables, It couple blocks away from Rite Aid pharmacy on Church Avenue & Albany Avenue and Family Dollar stores on Church Avenue and East 43 street. Definitely recommended you to shop !!!! P.S. the Korean And the Mexican workers are pretty friendly !!!! very convient by the mta transporation: bus: B35

This store has the best selection of ginger tea ever, and the prices are pretty decent for them as…read morewell. But that's where the good deals slow down there. Some items like the coconut water are out of control at $4! The veggies are a little higher than other places and but they look fresh. I will stick to the teas.

I found this extremely tiny gem of a farmers market just last week taking a new walking route to…read morework. I didn't think there were ANY farmers markets in Borough Park. Let alone one of the Greenmarkets. It's on 14th Avenue between 49th and 50th street. They take credit/debit cards and EBT, just like all of the other Greenmarkets. There's only about 4-5 vendors there on any given Thursday. Thursday is the only day they are open. It gets VERY crowded there. Even in the very early morning. Selection is limited since there are so few vendors. You have Acevedo's Farm, John D Madura Farm, Suka-Di Farms and Toigo Orchards. Get there bright and early to get the freshest picks. Acevedo's Farm is where to go. Fresh ears of corn for 50 cents each. Well worth it because they are the largest, plumpest ears of corn I've ever seen! They also had HUGE fresh green beans. The orange mini zucchini were also a delight. All at decent prices too. Toigo Orchards has the best apples. Not much of a selection. Basically just Gala and Granny Smith. So incredibly delicious though. Suka-Di Farms are crazy expensive. None of the orchard fruits they sell are under $3.00 a pound. They also have a vendor selling honey in various forms. Overall, it's not a bad market to hit up if you are in the area. Nothing to go out of your way for but if you're passing by, make a stop!