Best pistaccchioso latte I've ever had. If I could take them…read morewith me back to LA I would. The cannolo was excellent as well. NY you are lucky!

I have been popping in for a morning cappuccino, and they are fantastic. Such a pleasant way to…read morestart the day. And the store is so beautiful.

A new store in Sunset Park! They just opened, so I hope they will offer more variety of drinks and…read morenot only the corporate choices. They have a good selection of produce and a small refrigerated section in the back. In an area with few fresh food options without walking to 5th Avenue, this is a welcome addition!

I stopped by this spacious warehouse turn into a produce market. Got a papaya, a couple of…read moreplantains, purple corn la Mixteca brand tortillas, tomatoes, avocados and, plums , oranges & bananas . Prices are good, lots of space to social distance , it resembles the interior of a costco produce room without the aggravation of too many people. Off third ave in the heart of Sunset Park. There was no line and it was a rainy day, it was empty and we avoided the crowds on 4th ave supermarkets. I will be back anytime I am in Sunset Park. The cashier was very nice and quick.

Eastern District is a really fun little store for shopping and browsing and the people who work…read morethere are really cool and helpful. This place is definitely one of my go-tos for cheese if I'm in the area - and they will let you taste/sample cheeses that you're curious about. They also often have samples of one or cheeses, as well as samples of other foods, on a display table near where you enter the store. There's also a good selection of crackers, Jams and preserves, beer,non-alcholic beverages. They sell breads from She Wolf Bakery and they often have cookies from The Good Batch. This is a great place to stop in if you're already in the area but if you're not it's worth making a special trip over just to check it out! Chances are you'll find something that you like (and a lot that you're tempted by)

Every time I visit friends in Park Slope, I make a mandatory stop here to gather everything one…read morecould possibly need for a delicious charcuterie board. This place is my personal treasure chest of cheeses, meats, and little delights I didn't know I needed until I saw them. The staff is truly wonderful: warm, patient, and impressively knowledgeable. I always arrive puzzled by the sheer number of incredible options, and they always guide me to the perfect picks. Honestly, they know more about cheese than anyone I've ever met, and thanks to them, I walk out with bags of greatness and the promise of an amazing night ahead. And whatever you do, don't sleep on their sandwiches. They're crafted with the same magic touch. A gem in Park Slope, through and through.

Cheese Plate Park Slope - Review Location: Park Slope,…read moreBrooklyn Vibe: Pretentious deli meets confused schedule Let's get the obvious out of the way: they open late. Like, we-think-you-don't-have-a-day-job kind of late. Noon-ish. On a Tuesday. I don't know who their target demographic is, but it's not anyone with a functioning calendar. When you do manage to show up during their elusive open hours, you're greeted by... well, "greeted" is generous. The staff makes you feel like you interrupted their private cheese cult meeting. Don't expect warm conversation -- unless you're the cheddar. There are free samples, which I respect. If you're feeling broke and brave, you could turn it into a little snack crawl. And the cheese? It's fine. Not bad. Not transcendent. Just... cheese. Maybe you'll find something aged and interesting, or maybe you'll walk out wondering if Trader Joe's would've hit the same for less. Verdict: Free samples Absurd hours Staffed by dairy gatekeepers Cheese that says "eh," not "ooh"

On the one hand, they have nice cheeses, but the children that work there really don't care…read morewhether this business makes money or doesn't make money. I went in there to buy something that I knew was overpriced but when I asked about it, the guy behind the counter said oh I just put it away in the back, Like I just put it away and I don't wanna be bothered with having to get it back out. So I left. And this isn't the first time I've encountered this kind of experience with the employees who I guess the owners feels It's more important that the employees are happy than the customers are happy. i'll take my business to Whole Foods.

SCORE! Hot tamales. This time there were 3 different kinds, so I got one of each- mole, cheese,…read morechicken. Hot and fresh from the little cooler by the register There was a nice customer chatting with the owner, and I was saying how the owner is so nice. The customer said it's because she loves what she does and is very happy. I also bought some cheeses. She offered some sample tastes. Again, I chose a little of all 3. As soon as I got home I ate 2.5 tamales. And right now I'm having the other half- cold! Still great. She has great prices for produce outside. Inside you'll find Mexican specialties, and other basic pantry items. In the back there's a butcher. I'm brushing up on my Spanish skills on each trip there lol

Excellent, just opened, excellent quality meats, very reasonably priced, place is clean spotless,…read moreno smell. Good produce, best butcher in the area at 2/3 of the price. You gotta check it out

For my taste, I am big on sauce and texture. The rolls for me are too soft and squishy, and they…read moredid not give enough sauce. Fortunately enough, I had brought my own. I got a dried shrimp and egg, it was OVERALL OK, nothing special. With the added sauce, made everything better. Price wise, this place was the most affordable and you can choose between small and large. A small would have been just fine for me.

Great rice rolls. Good portion for the price. Only takes cash. To go only. Wait about 10 mins as…read morethey make it fresh.

Can't say enough positive things about this new little market. My wife and I spend a month each…read moresummer in Spain, and we are excited to see some of our favorite products on the shelves. We went in for some tapas with our one-year-old daughter, and the customer service was incredible. Everyone there working was super kind and even gave us little toys to keep our daughter occupied while we ate some delicious bocadillos and gambas al ajillo. They even have a cute little reading nook. Everyone there was so nice, and we can't wait to go back regula

An eclectic selection. Pintxos, pickle snacks and sandwiches. Clean, new and you can get some…read morespecialty shopping done.

Incredibly delightful spot--an excellent choice whether you are stopping in the storefront portion…read moreup front for provisions, an excellent coffee, or some of the best, wonderfully curated cheeses you can find, or if you are venturing to the back for a certainly delicious, most likely cheese-forward meal. I have eaten in here twice in quick succession. Stopped in for a quick meal before a nearby event and had a kale salad, which is simply sublime--the mix of savory (kale, farro, walnuts), a touch of sweet (dried cranberries) and the rich tang of manchego--and we're not talking a drizzle, we are talking honking large chunks of high end manchego dusting your salad like a snowstorm... one of the best things I've eaten in some time. I know what you might be thinking, just a salad? But an incredibly filling, satiating salad, and with the added frisson of feeling somewhat healthy... it was hard to avoid ordering on my next visit! But try other things I did upon dining here with my fiancée, to great success! For appetizers, we shared several plates, which were also quite enjoyable, with highlights being the Artichoke Crostini (featuring parmesan and Manchego) and the Butternut Squash Soup topped with roasted pepitas was delightful (actually featuring zero cheese!). The spring pear salad (arugula, goat cheese, zucchini, pear, pomegranate, walnuts) was quite solid--zucchini perhaps a tad overwhelming the other ingredients, but still enjoyable, and of course we had to try a cheese plate--as I indicated above, their cheese selection is amazing--I doubt you can go wrong, but their Manchego is truly amazing, and the Barely Buzzed--with ground espresso crust--are stunners. We had an excellent blue cheese as well. Drinks were fine--not my favorite part of the experience, but good enough. Wine was ok too--did have a "dry" white that I didn't feel met the description--but the beer list is quite interesting. They do offer good happy hour drink deals as well--though they didn't include some of the more adventurous cocktail options... perhaps I should come back later and try those. The back is charming--calling it a speakeasy or "hidden" cocktail bar is a bit of a stretch, but it is nicely portioned off from the store, and there is a cool outdoor area as well. Staff is super helpful, particularly in the restaurant portion. The provisions/cheese slicing up front can be a little slow moving but again, damn if that cheese isn't worth any kind of wait!

This place has quickly become my new favorite lunch and coffee spot. I recently started working in…read morethe area. I randomly walked in one day and ordered a chicken pesto panini sandwich. It comes with a mixed green salad and a house made dressing that is to die for. The service is also superb. They also make a really great latte. The restaurant has several menu options, indoor and outdoor dining, as well as board games to keep you entertained. They also sell cheeses by the ounce or pound and everything you need for your charcuterie, including the wine. Definitely check this place out if you're in the Cobble Hill area of Brooklyn.