This place was GREAT!! Got the 2lb lobster! Uni and the…read morescallops!! SOO YUMMY! the service was friendly all around! I told my brother about it, so when he visited NY, he went and LOVED it also!

Ordered the New England Clam Chowder and the shrimp katsu sandwich. Both were kind of okay. Clam…read morechowder was salty and the shrimp katsu felt a bit bland. Felt like it was lacking seasoning both salt and other flavors. Cashier was friendly and gave great suggestions to the people in front of me. Service felt a bit slow for a bowl of chowder and a Katsu Sandwich. Took nearly half an hour to get my food.

Been going here for yrs once a month. Great prices, extra fish fresh and nice. I travel from Queens…read morealways get salmon & shrimp

If you're going for seafood, don't let the short old guy with a cap pick anything for you. If you…read moretake his advice or the crabs he chooses, you're guaranteed to wind up paying the most for the lowest quality ones. I went to buy in-shell scallops and he said to "pick the heaviest ones, they have more meat" but what he really means is they're packed with sand. Funny enough, he didn't try giving me this advice the next time I went to buy and looked in the crack to see if they're full of sand. Also went to buy female blue crabs and he wanted to choose them, he spent like 5 minutes digging through the bucket and 5/6 of the crabs were totally empty inside (you can feel if they're hefty when picking). No idea why customers aren't allowed to pick their own crabs but he can dig and dig and throw them around. I'm familiar with picking seafood and gave him the benefit of the doubt two separate times before I realized he's trying to sell off the worst products and that benefit of the doubt is undeserved. He got an attitude real quick when I told him I'd like to grab my own blue crabs so I left. Spend your money elsewhere.

Everything they do for me is perfection. I call. I order and they deliver…read more Only get my meat from them

expensive but worth the money for prime quality meats. cleanliness needs attention . staff pays…read moreattention to the customers requests when filling orders.

A most delicious unique must visit market. Loved the chef prepared foods to go. Great for meal prep…read moreto go with you to the office, on flights or home for tv nite. Meatballs, cauliflower rice, lasagna, caprese, roasted vegetables. They also had a fresh pasta section & raviolis. So many good things here and a great butcher section. Nice desert selection too, I need to go back for the tiramisu. I must have lost my mind not getting one. I got the delicious pork Rojas off the hot bar. So good. I love that they have ice tea too. I'll be eating here regularly.

Citarella Gourmet market in the West Village has one of the better grocery market bakeries in NYC…read more Their cakes are consistently good and their fruit tart (in season) is one of the best in the city. This week I tried the strawberry shortcake and white meringue cake. The strawberry topper was a little old but the rest of the cake was moist and fresh. They really load it with a generous amount of whipped cream. I wish there was more cake and less filling. A minor issue though. This cake is way better than those offered by other large chain grocery stores. Very dependable. Love the elegant box and delicate orange ribbon - very nice touch.

The seafood is fresh prices are good service is top notch. I highly recommend aqua best seafood…read more Been going ti aqua best seafood for years .

First Impressions: typical Chinatown seafood market... but a lot less of the typical seafood smells…read moreI've come to associate with these types of markets. This spot came as a recommendation by a friend and has become my go-to for caviar The Noms: I always get 30-100g of their ossetra caviar depending on the occasion and how large my party is. Most often I get the 30g as a treat for one. Last occasion was for the Stranger Things season 5 finale on New Year's Eve. A steak and some mini potatoes made for the perfect girl dinner. In Conclusion: I've been going here since my friend recommended it in 2024. Love it for the quality and the price. I've been gate keeping it but now feel like it would be wrong not to share this awesome spot. Also, service is quick and polite and they took the time to answer all my Qs on my first few visits.

I went here for restaurant week and it didn't disappoint! Loved all the flavors! The portions felt…read morea little big, so it can definitely be shared between two people. Get the lobster roll hot to get all the flavors just right. The banana pudding was my favorite dessert option since it was nice and creamy. The Panna Cotta was also really delicious and a light sweet ending to the heavy meals. Service was amazing. Very attentive and friendly! It got busy around half past noon, and a bit loud, but it was a overall very nice comfortable spot. Would definitely get my seafood fix here again!

My experience: Im a…read morebig believer of transparency. When I looked online, certain dish items were offered as part of restaurant week for $45. Those dishes were the reason I went to the restaurant. When I got the restaurant, some of those dishes I wanted were taken off the restaurant week menu. Talk about bait and switch for a seafood restaurant! I asked the server if they ran out of those dishes, he said no. So not coming back! Edited review: So why didnt the server know? if the restaurant makes changes, the restaurant should update both the server and their website as well as accomodate the customer for dropping the ball. So confused on how the server doesnt know what he's serving?

Even if that "grocery hookup" trope is both mythical and creepy, purely as an academic exercise you…read moremight find someone good in the single-serve Red Jacket cider section here. Picking up a bottle is a sign of 1) living alone 2) appreciating fine New York State beverages and 3) sufficient wealth to pay more than Whole Foods prices. There are few bargains here so the best strategy is focusing on items that are expensive everywhere like cherries. I was briefly cheered up by the potato chip section and picked up Nantucket Crisps, Cisco Beach BBQ. But the dealbreaker was the 100% self-scan setup with moodier than usual machines. Was it really necessary to identify the container type for the tomato? (a bag in case you're wondering).

I thought the West Village was the last place I would find some S-tier grocery store rotisserie…read morechicken. Gourmet Garage had a small but vocal minority of people saying their bird could contend with the heavyweights. I laughed it off. On a humid unassuming summer day, I hopped on a citi bike and came over here on my lunch break. I was thinking I just needed to check this one off the list. However, I felt a chill down my spine when I saw the text on the box that read "Latin Seasoned Rotisserie Chicken." LATIN SEASONED!?! That may as well be my bat signal. A whole bird ran $7.99, and I sat down at one of the tables right in front of this Gourmet Garage to consume. There was no time to find a park, I had to get back to my 9-5. Upon first bite I knew, this was one of them ones. A title contender bird. The iconic latin seasoning was pronounced in every bite. Flavor everywhere. It ended up landing at a 9.3/10 and currently ranks #3 out of 82 grocery store tissis I've tried. A true underdog story. You can't judge a book by its cover, and you certainly can't judge a rotisserie chicken by its location. Once again I am shown that the more I see in this big beautiful world, the less I know. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

All of the vendors are helpful and generally want the best for it. Be ware this is a stomping…read moreground for the lululemon white wealthy middle aged women who reside in the west village which results in the organic food being much more expensive than it could be- but it is locally sourced which is a plus I just wish the prices were more friendly toward not the 1%. But products and quality of food is top par.

I love this small farmers market ! I come here almost every Saturday to get fresh apples,…read morestrawberries, breads, or anything else that looks good ! It's only a block away from my apartment so I love walking over first thing when I wake up ! The area doesn't have the best grocery stores within comfortable walking distance (i try to avoid those near union square) so this market is my favorite neighborhood find !! It is a bit small, and when you pass the location on days other than Saturday (the only day of the market) you would never have thought it could fit !

Tashkent has become a place we visit every time we are in New York. The variety of food there is…read morecrazy, and the quality and freshness are some of the best I have seen in supermarkets. The efficiency of the staff is amazing too. You see those lines for the cashiers and think you are going to be there forever, but it really only takes a couple of minutes. Try their croissants. I do not want to give them any ideas about pricing lol, but you would literally expect them to cost three times as much. I promise you! The second thing you try is syrniki with nutella! Also, the shawarma there is an 8.4 out of 10. Highly recommend. This is actually my second highest score for shawarma in the US, by the way..

This supermarket is a very busy, neighborhood gem! It's 100 % Halal…read more What I appreciate the most about TashKent is they sell hard to find imports from the Balkans, Russia, and Eastern European regional items. I primarily love the kefirs, kombucha's, and specialty bakery. The hot bar buffet is insane! Filled with every kind of food with over 200 items. They even had morkovcha (carrot kimchi), various dumplings, and I they have hand carved shawarma for those that like meat. The prices are fair, typical to any other grocery store location in Manhattan. The service is great. It is one of my favorite specialty markets. Tip: The store gets very crowded during peak times, especially after work hours.