We were looking for someplace, anyplace, not far from I 87 that sold tacos. While I was passing by…read moreNewburgh I literally put tacos in the GPS and found this place. I was thrilled that they were open, as well as taking proper social distancing measures. Everyone was wearing masks, and gloves, and there was no mixing of food and money handlers. We had a bunch of tacos - chorizo, tongue, campechano, and chicken. They were delicious. The value was also perfect. I would make this an actual destination if I'm passing near the area again.

The tacos are delicious and affordable as well. The staff are friendly and they prepare everything…read morequickly.

We went over to Pick up a dim sum Breakfast, making certain we're there before opening…read more Over the weekend the owners go to Chinatown and pick up dim sum, fresh Asian vegetables, that you won't find in the local supermarket. I was looking at the prices for the dim sum, it seemed expensive. But, then I looked online for some of the places we used to go in Chinatown, New York, oriental grocers charged a little less than a lot of the places we used to patronize. When you consider they're doing all the work it's really a bargain! It was one thing when we would take the D train down to Grand Street and walk a couple blocks and load up; now it's major operation. I'm so glad they are still around. The owners are always very accommodating and helpful.

It's open today, when we can pick up our dim sum. They go to Chinatown in the city. Pick up dim sum…read moreand sell it at their store. They have Peking duck. Shrimp rolls( my favorite). Shumai, and other items. I get my seaweed salad here, and going shopping to pick up other items. You can also order ahead. Give them your order and pick up , they will hold those items for you. We get there at opening, so we are able to find wha, unfortunately if you arrive late you might not find any dim sum. They do have items.

We decided to check it out ... I the chicken tacos. Very yummy and fresh…read more Especially loved the black beans that came with it. Better price and quality then some of the other local options.

This place has the worst pupusa I have ever eaten or tried to eat in my life. We stopped by here…read moreand they had a good assortment of food for sale but I am only giving it one star because we bought what they called pupusa and had to throw it in the garbage. My husband is from El Salvador and he knows pupusa and this was not pupusa. This was twice as thick as a normal pupusa and the filling was awful. I ordered pupusa con queso y loroco and my husband ordered pupusa con chicaron. The loroco was not real loroco and there was too much of it and hardly any cheese.

A generous four stars. 3 1/2 is more how I felt. I hadn't shopped at Frankies for a while and was…read morelooking forward to a "fresh "free range turkey. I was less than $150 away from my free turkey at ShopRite but really wanted to buy local and upgrade my turkey. FRANKIES has had a very strong reputation as a fantastic butcher for decades, and when I lived in Fishkill I'd frequented the shop. Unfortunately, I was extremely disappointed with the turkey which was prepackaged with "6% retained liquids". Basically, I could've bought a better one at the supermarket with a pre-order. At $2.19 per pound, my 18 pound turkey was about $40. I also pre-ordered bread. The parking lot was jam packed Wednesday, Thanksgiving eve. That's what earned them the extra half star. It was nice to have a local shop to get provisions from. I picked up four containers of brussels sprouts, four large yams, a large rutabaga, the turkey at $40, and was supposed to pick up reserved bread: two seeded Bastones and six club rolls. There was a sale on Tutoroso canned tomatoes. At $.99 I bought a case. Very good value. Why the loss of stars? Simple. The turkey was prepackaged, not what I expected at all from a butcher. It was "natural "not organic. And my bread order was short two club rolls so I had to opt in for Kaiser rolls which was not my plan. It seems nitpicky, but when you make a reservation and are given a reservation number, you expect your order to be prepared correctly. My bill was over $100 which is very steep considering the turkey was not really fresh from the farm. Overall, the shop is very clean and I would shop there again for specialty butcher cuts of meat, but not for my turkey again in the future. TIP: It is very difficult to make a left turn out of their parking lot so patience is needed. Advice: by your provisions at FRANKIES but pick up your bread just adjacent at Mario's where they make it fresh every day. That's what I did. Went to Mario's and purchased additional loaves of real Italian bread.

They have sanitizer when you enter, keep social distances, and have plastic barriers between the…read morecashier and the customers at the check out. They have quality foods and prepared foods. There is a deli; for sandwiches and cold cuts. It's a little more expensive than a major supermarket chain; that's to be expected. But, they have a real butcher and selections you rarely find in a chain market. The staff can answer questions.

Bacon Egg and Cheese with Pepper Jack Cheese always my go to sandwich. They are fast and quickread more

I needed eggs for banana bread and milk for my tea, and realized I had my own version of a bodega…read morein my neighborhood. Walked down a few blocks and found exactly what I needed plus lunch (sub sandwich for just $8.99, chips and diet coke). Found out that they make breakfast sandwiches and only $3.55 for egg, cheese and bacon on a roll. Add to it the owner is great! It only makes me want to go there more often. Just nice I don't have to hop into my car or use an on-line shopping service for a couple of items.

Definitely seen better days when you walk into this shell of a local market. Most items had no…read moreactual prices displayed, empty shelves, dusty and dirty, generally looking like it's falling apart. Plus don't know why it advertises its deli when there literally no menu to really speak of. I got some empanadas and found it funny they all in a bag frozen in a freezer across the store and thrown in a beyond past its prime deep fryer. Pretty subpar taste and quality to be sure. If you need something quick better off at gas station or go the few miles to hannafords

Middle of the road. Shelved like an old 7-11 but it does have all your fishing, boating, hiking,…read moreclimb, running and grilling supplies. Prices not marked! Rebel review: 3

fresh nopals, epazote, handmade tortillas, things you can't find in big grocery storesread more

Cute little Mexican grocery/convenience store in Rhinebeck…read more They have a small deli and a few shelves carrying Mexican goods like tostadas, horchata concentrate, spices, hot chocolate, and Jarritos sodas. I was impressed with their large selection of Mexican chiles. A lot of the food seemed to originate from Oaxaca, so I'm guessing that the owners are from there and that the shop tailors to a select few Oaxacan immigrant families in Rhinebeck. It's a great place to get ingredients for cooking Mexican food without having to go all the way to Kingston, Poughkeepsie or even Albany, and the prices are very cheap. It was only around 11.95 for two sodas, two bulbs of garlic, 25 tostadas, and some snacks. It is a little messy but that is characteristic of family-owned businesses like this, so it really isn't that much of a problem. Definitely coming back again.

Some of the basics in a easy in/out location not far from VanWyck Middle School on route 376…read more It's a small shop witha friendly associate mannerng the register. If you have somethingin particularin mind, you may be disappointed, but keep an open mind and you may find a surprise or two. I heard that they have Burek ( a savory, cheese-stuffed Filo pastry) so I was on a mission. First impression: clean, well organized, small, I didn't smell any hot Burek- hopes, dashed. I asked and was politely guided to a reach-in freezer stocked with a few frozen versions. They were very commercially produced, but I was on a burek mission so I selected two versions: cheese, and Spinach, both contained preservatives. ($18 each -serves 4-5 as an entree or 8-10 as an appetizer/side dish. I make this dish at home, but it is time consuming and the ingredients can be costly so $18 is about right. SCORED ON Bulgarian yogurt and feta cheese! The small fridge is well stocked. Other finds included Rose jam, Turkish Delight jellies, and a fabulous pepper and eggplant paste ( shelf stable in a glass jar. ($12) Use it on bread, or get creative- I mixed a couple of tablespoons into my homemade pasta sauce. They have a good mix of Eastern European condiments, and staples. My little shopping haul added up quickly. About $100. Ideas for the owner; add some homemade items: bread, Burek. Will I return? Not for the Burek, but yes to the pepper and eggplant spread and rise jam.

A family owned small business, in a larger mall. Suite 8. Plenty of parking in front of the store…read more The proprietors are friendly more than happy to explain what they have for sale. Some of it self-explanatory; a coffee pot, baseball caps or keychains. It's like being in a foreign country, in a market there, just looking around. Then there are imported products, on the shelves, that are in an Eastern European language, that I can't read. Good thing there's a translator on the phone. It'll give you a clue, at least. Somethings are easy enough to figure out from the picture on the box or look through the glass bottle. Others not exactly. There are fresh vegetables, canned and bottled pantry staples, cookies, wafers, phyllo dough, refrigerated foods and frozen foods in the cases