im syrian and queer & so im SO happy that there's a lebanese and queer owned that's walkable to me! like what are the chances lol. the grocery selection is great and i love that they carry items and arab brands that i like to cook with (especially having molokia, dried limes, freekeh, labne, and markouk bread). they have bonjus too which is such a childhood throwback lol the food is great too, i reccomend trying their maanouche and lahm b ajin - delicious and authentic flavored. all the mezze pre-prepared foods in the fridge is 10/10. so happy they are LGBT friendly as well with pride flags everywhere. its a comfortable spot with nice outdoor seats on a quiet block to enjoy your food. indoor seating is also comfy and the decor is cute. also all the staff is very friendly :) read more

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I came here to grab some things for take out to have for dinner. My favorite thing was the cuscus salad. The chicken shawarma was also really good. The prices were good and the staff was really nice. Very cute place and not too busy, feels like it's already part of the neighborhood. read more

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Cute little Lebanese semi grocery store with lots of grab and go treat like grilled shrimp. The pumpkin hummus was so weird like eating the inside of a pumpkin pie. It's in Greenpoint and they allow dogs! The line wasn't long so I grabbed the shrimp and they are spicy and tasty! read more

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Came here for a pop-up with Diaspora Co and they had this incredible pita-dilla, which featured the spice blend that made for tangy and warm flavors. The portions were enormous and it was so well-cooked. Pastries are delightful. The honey biscuit with everything seasoning on top is delicate and pillowy soft on the inside, crusty on the outside. The Pride month special (biscuit au chocolat) is similarly soft and melt-in-your-mouth worthy. There is a wide selection of spices, Lebanese groceries, merchandise (it's real cute!), and food/coffee options. Highly recommend if you're looking to cook anything that requires spices like shawarma or kebabs. They sell spices and olive oil in jars that you can bring back for a refill at a discounted price. The inside is small and cozy but so well arranged and decorated. It can comfortably seat 9 people inside, with some outdoor seating as well. read more

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Finally stopped by Edy's Grocer after hearing some great things about it. Everything was quite tasty and I had a lovely weekend day moment here. The cookies were delicious and freshly baked, and I stopped by over the summer to get one of their pride cookies so the proceeds went to supporting the LGBTQ+ community which is great. I forget the name of the dish but the picture is below - that breakfast bread with bread and middle eastern spices decorating it with an over easy egg was a nice way to start the day, not too heavy, and quite delicious. Greenpoint definitely needs more places like this, and FYI you can buy a variety of lebanese groceries as well. The staff were super nice, too, and Edy seems to be a nice guy as well though I didn't get to talk to him. Come check this place out! read more

A new favorite Greenpoint spot! I visited in person once and ordered delivery once (got the same thing both times) and everything was super delicious. The shawarma chicken lavash wrap is fantastic, and the pistachio baklava is perfect. Love that they give you two pieces for $3.50. Just note that if you're ordering the wrap online, the "small" is a half sandwich and the "large" is the full sandwich. read more

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What a cute place!!! I'd met the owner when he was on his cookbook tour so I was excited to see his place in person. It's quite small but is packed with all kinds of yummy things to eat. The refrigerator case is stocked with spreads and munchies to take home. There are shelves of canned, boxed and bottled items. And they have a menu of delicious things to eat on site. We had the lunch special ($16) which allowed you to pick two things from the menu. We also grabbed a couple of dips to try. The Chicken Shawarma wrap was outstanding and the Tahini Caesar was excellent. They delivered delicious little round breads that were fresh out of the oven to go with the dips. The Baba Ghanoush was nice and chunky with smoky bits of eggplant. But the Muhammara was our favorite. It's is made with roasted red bell peppers and spices, and we ate every bit of it. We brought a local Brooklynite with us and she can't wait to come back. Kudos Edy!!! read more

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We had an incredible experience working with Edy to cater our 150-person wedding. From day one, he was exceptionally detail-oriented and organized--honestly going above and beyond what you'd expect from a caterer. He felt like part caterer, part wedding planner in the best way. After just a few bites at our tasting, we knew we were in amazing hands. The food is not only absolutely delicious, but also beautiful, unique, and crowd-pleasing. We're still hearing rave reviews from guests weeks later about everything--from the brown paper board to the mains to the signature cocktails and martinis. A family member who watched him set up described him as an artist - individually placing every cucumber, grape tomato, etc. to create the most beautiful, edible canvas. We held our wedding at a private residence, so there were many, many logistics to deal with and lots of rentals to bring in. Edy was a dream to work with throughout the process--super communicative, responsive, and flexible with last-minute tweaks. His team made menu collaboration easy, and he even took care of printing, which made things seamless. On the day of, everything was executed flawlessly, and his team was warm, professional, and efficient. We couldn't recommend Edy and his catering services more highly--we'll definitely be lifelong customers! read more

Went to visit my friend for her birthday in Greenpoint and she chose this as her lunch spot. Edy's Grocer is more of a to-go spot, with minimal tables and chairs set up both inside and out (even in December). Still, it's pretty cute inside, service was fast and friendly and we didn't feel pressure to eat and leave to give up our table as most people here were grabbing things to go. I really couldn't pass up their midweek lunch special, where you can grab two items off their lunch menu (half portions) for just $16. This seemed like the move since trying more stuff is always better, plus I was feeling super indecisive that day. I went with the lahm bi ajin which was a flatbread topped with ground meat, nuts and pomegranate which was incredible. Well seasoned, the right balance of savory and tangy, would recommend trying this for sure. The falafel I had was just alright. We tried their marinated feta dip as well which was delicious, with fresh pita right out of the oven. Definitely recommend this place for lunch if you're in the area and craving something cheap and healthy-ish. read more

I hosted a private dinner for friends and family here for my birthday, and while my expectations were admittedly high, Edy and his team still blew me away. The food was crafted with so much love, filled with Lebanese flavor but so modern and unique. Edy and Rachel were so kind and warm, and went above and beyond on several occasions. From the atmosphere to the food to the space & decor, there's really nowhere better to host a special event! read more

We came for dinner at Edy's last night and had a fantastic time. The space is cute, love the pink decor and lemon theme. It's not large however so I would suggest booking and definitely call ahead if you are a large party. The build your own Mezze Board is generously portioned with lots of options. We also had the Lahm Bi Ajin which was very light and tasty. The Chicken Shawarma was on the smaller side, but it was very tender and I really loved the Harissa/Tahini dipping sauce it came with. The cookie plate was a great way to round off our dinner and I had a fantastic glass of Lebanese red wine, very smooth with a rich cherry taste. Our second version was very sweet and attentive and the prices are good especially considering the quality of the food which is simple but well executed. We will definitely stop by again for cakes and coffee and lunch, and we plan on picking up some of their custom spice blends and Lebanese ingredients to use at home. Overall a great experience! read more

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This place had been on my list for awhile but I finally stopped in today and was amazed! They have such a great selection of mezze in the fridge, I could've spent all day deciding. I landed on babaganoush and pita which made for the perfect afternoon snack! I'll definitely be back soon to try the rest (and their 5 for $35 mezze -- such a good deal!) read more

Very cute Lebanese grocery stores that sells some dips, tabbouleh, couscous, unique drinks with a vintage 70-80s vibe. Kinda of pricey but definitely into supporting small businesses! They also have a mini cafe counter which they sell breakfast goods and drinks as well. Definitely coming back! read more

This is a really fun shop with a great assortment of dry goods and refrigerated prepared food. I will get an assorment of snacks if I'm having people over, and it's always a hit. The baked goods are solid. From the cafe I've had the Za'atar with veggie Man'oushe it was also great. read more

The food is good, but as others have said, sheesh it's pricey!! I got a chicken shawarma wrap advertised as $9. She asked if I wanted a whole or a half so I assumed a whole was $9 but after leaving and doing the math (I bought a few more things) I realized it's $18! Wow, what a sneaky way to overcharge. This is the size of the $9 sandwich. Nice cute store otherwise. read more

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This place is SO yum!!!! My gf and I were hungry after a pool day nearby and she suggested we walk around to some of her fav local spots, as she is a Williamsburg native (I'm a west village gal). I wanted to try some new spots and she mentioned this Lebanese dining place, and when we walked by I was like meh (looked like a grab and go grocer) but friend said they also make food. I said let's keep looking however I decided to come back and say let's try this place looks fine. I ordered a lebanese quesadilla pita thing (had a cute name) as I love quesadiLLas (Napoleon dynamite) and got one of those probiotic canned bevs with it (lol). They had both inside and outside seating, we decided to go outside since it was a nice day. The food was prepped pretty quickly and it was SO good, I ate all of it and I was still hungry (my appetite was charged from such nummy food, tbh). The crispy and cheesy (haloumi?) cheese was very meaty and substantial. I was super happy with the choice and also it was very price friendly! I told the gal working that it was so good and that Persians have similar things too (like the turkish sweets etc). I would have never known if my gf didn't have us stop here and I would come back for sure - they have plenty of grab and go things like fresh tabouli, hummus, wraps etc -- would def be here weekly if in the hood! YA HABIBI. read more

I went here a couple of days ago for the first time, decor is really nice, lots of pots and crockery and a huge selection of middle eastern food for sale herbs, breads and all manner of good things. My wife and I had the metes plate v good lots of fresh vegetables and dips etc, we then had two mains that we split, a lamb dish with lamb in a puff pastry and we also had a shawarma both were delicious, the server was really great explained everything and had a very nice demeanor. We will be back thankyou for a great meal read more

Popped in here while in the area and so glad I did!! The server we had was super friendly and helpful in advising what to order. We also had the ricotta and fig jam bread that was bomb it was so flavorful every single bite was loaded and just delicious. It came out hot and we got it to go but couldn't wait and ended up eating on the walk. We also got the everything honey biscuit and that was amazing, my bf thought we should wait and add some butter at home but I couldn't wait it was too good. Would be back for truly anything on the menu and would love to try the marinated olives and other refrigerated items. read more

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An absolute delight and gem in this neighborhood. It's simply adorable inside- filled with lovely decor,warmth, and delicious flavors, and foods. If you're in the area it's a must! The menu is one of the best i've seen- something for everyone- Cannot wait to try everything on the menu! read more

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I became a fan of Edy's Grocer from attending a Pride event there last year and have always wished I lived closer to be able to eat there regularly! Instead I've treasured the delicious pantry staples I've stocked from them, my favorite being Edy's Everything. I already love everything seasoning, but the aleppo pepper in Edy's takes it up a notch and makes it my favorite thing in my pantry. This past weekend, I got the opportunity to order catering from Edy's for my birthday party. It was hard to even choose what to get from the elaborate menu but I was so happy with my choices -- mezze with crudite, pita, and delicious dips like chili crisp labneh, pomegranate grape leaves, baked falafel bites, a fresh minty couscous salad, and a tahini caesar with spicy breadcrumbs. Edy's food is so fresh and high quality, and so many of the dishes have an extra zesty or crunchy flair that makes them feel both creative and authentic. The food was a huge hit and all the party guests raved about it! Even though we'd ordered plenty, there was nothing left. I highly recommend Edy's catering for your next event. read more

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Like many people, I came here because they were referenced in the New Yorker. But it will certainly not be the last time we go here. Wow. We had liver patte, which hit the spot perfectly. We also had a red sauce with vegetables, which was what we needed. The winter squash and chickpea salad was delightful. The rice was also a hit at home. We will definitely be back, as finding out about Edy's Grocer was well-worth the price of subscribing to the New Yorker. read more

Love it go get you a skewer and a few sweets you'll enjoy yourself in the cute shop. Service is also fantastic, it is a bit small but that just adds to the charm read more

As a Lebanese person who moved here a few years ago, I was really excited to try Edy's. I was massively disappointed. The storefront is cute with a good selection of Lebanese products. The food was another story. We wanted to sample a few things. We went with the Shawarma Lavash, the Fatteh, and the egg and cheese breakfast empanada. The food was embarassingly overpriced with tiny portions. Everything we tried was not edible. We literally took a few bites of each and threw everything out. There was nothing Lebanese about everything we ate. Bland, flavorless, not fresh/cold. Whatever we ate was definitely not remotely Lebanese in any sense. The shawarma was a lazily crafted chicken salad sandwich, and the Fatteh tasted like cold canned chickpeas. The empanada was dry/bland on the outside and cold on the inside. I really want to like this place. I support Lebanese businesses and I hope they figure out the direction they take the menu and put a little more effort in the future. read more

No notes. All food is great, lunch dea is unbeatable, staff is the best. Weird note but the overnight oats are SO good if you're into that. Can't wait to try everything!! read more

As a Lebanese gal, I have high expectations for my Lebanese meals. We ordered the spinach pies and veggie/za'atar flatbread (manousheh). Despite their tiny size, the spinach pies were full of yummy flavor! The flatbread was also good; however, I make that at my apartment so it felt a little less special. I was bummed because a few of the dishes I wanted to try were breakfast only (and we were there around 12) so I look forward to coming back to try those breakfast items. read more

Came here and it was fairly busy with lunch and many items were already sold out for lunch. The portions are small for $7 a chicken sandwich, about 1/2 the size of a typical NYC deli roll sandwich. The food is presented well and tasty... One would expect even in a NYC that it would be gourmet at this price point. Its a unique concept for a deli....., with above average ingredients on simple Lebanese food , but not so unique to justify the price point and portion size. If your charitable go spend your money here. I wonder how much these items would cost in a similar deli Lebanese neighborhood/hood in the USA. Its novel but prices are extreme..service is a little rude, and snotty. Drop your pricing ego, and you will be around long term and be able to sell the business. I was hoping to become a regular but.. "Your prices are INSANE!" Reference to "Crazy Eddie electronics store commercial from 1980's" read more

I was really looking forward to our visit after all of the hype, but learned that's truly all it was. The food was nothing special and SO overpriced. The haloumi cheese skewers were $12 for two. Simply outrageous. Each skewer had 3 bite size pieces of Haloumi cheese and was warmed up in the microwave. Not even edible. The vegetarian cabbage roll was bland and cost a hefty $7 for one! Took 2 bites and threw it in the trash. Same for the zucchini pancake, which was just full of salt. I was really looking forward to being a regular, but the combination of awful food and insane pricing, we certainly will not be back. read more

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I was here in November so this is a super belated review, but I had to write because I'm seeing some pretty negative takes on Edy's Grocer. Yes, it's pricey. Yes, the portions are on the smaller side. But is it worth it? I think so! The rotating seasonal dishes (we had squash in the fall, fig grilled cheese, and this super cinnamon-y rice dish that my friends said they've only ever had when their moms prepare it) are so yummy AND unlike anything else that can be found in the city. And the standbys like the cheese man'oushe are delicious also. The spot is self described "modern Lebanese," and I think this is such a cool way to present new foods to the area. And the grocery store itself has a great selection of otherwise tough-to-find ingredients! read more

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Friendly staff, cute store, perfect morning walk stop for a small breakfast/coffee! We love walking our dog here as part of our walking route. They did a pride themed foods last weekend supporting various LGBTQ+ organizations and the They have 2 small tables and a bench set up outside too if you want to eat outside. read more

Food was decent. Ordered the falafel harvest box. Portion was tiny for 15$, and they did not include the pita or sauce. Kind of a disappointment. I will need a second lunch after this "main". If you remember this place as Maria's, it's kind of a bit sad to see it replaced by this joint. Edy's seems to cater to a rich and hip crowd, and might exclude many neighbors who could come in, if prices matched the portions. It seems Edy's went full out with publicity and got themselves lots of media placements; I understand you'd want media clout fame and money for successful restaurant/market, but 15 for three pinna falafel medallions and a scoop of rice may be the wrong road to success? Knowing what I do now about portions and prices here, I'm hesitant to return and try anything else just yet. read more

Great food, friendly servers and a beautiful store. We got the breakfast burrito and the za'atar baked egg for brunch, it was delicious. Nice selection of Lebanese grocery items as well. Will definitely come back! read more

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My daughter has been raving about Edy's as her favorite grocery for hummus tahini and babaganoush etc. met the owner this one time we went. He baked a casserole with chicken and pasta which will be on his menu in May. Looks delicious for sure read more

The tomato jam grilled cheese was perfectly gooey and the feta is a nice twist from a traditional grilled cheese. The zucchini pancake with the harissa sour cream was delicious but is served cold. The rosewater cake is light and a great dessert to end the meal. read more

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I'm so happy this place is open! The food is really good and feels "homemade" which is a huge plus. The staff is nice and helpful. I'm happy they started wearing masks and not only face shields as that was not sanitary and safe. Great place to go and amazing value! read more

My fiancée likes coming here because they carry Aly's banana bread. The shop smells wonderful so we decided to order some food too. They have three tables outside that you can use with self service. I had the winter squash fatteh. It's a mix of squashes with chickpeas. The squash was soft and tender yet not mushy. The seasoning was very flavorful. read more

I was really excited to try this place! Everything looks so delicious from their Instagram and I have been waiting for the right time to order it. Got delivery for lunch today and was sadly disappointed. 1.) the portion sizes :( $10 for half of a pitadilla and $10 for a small cup of salad is not fun 2.) the salad was so soggy. I'm kind of forcing myself to eat what would otherwise be a delicious salad. 3.) the prices just don't seem to match with the portion sizes. I understand maybe that's what they are going for, but it was disappointing as a customer who was so excited to try! read more

Cutest little shop in Greenpoint. They have many wonderful options - breakfast, sweets, lunch & mezze. Coffee is cheap but many other things are a bit expensive. One of the best chicken soups I've ever had! Would highly recommend a trip- I'll be back to try to try the shakshuka. If you're looking for a wide variety of grocery items, stop inside! read more

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Great spot! My girl friend lives a block away and we always come in for their coffee, veggie manoush, the pudding, etc. it's all delicious. Their Rose ice tea drink with pine nuts is amazing too! Def check this place out folks! read more

So thrilled more Lebanese have come to Greenpoint! Such a cute place. The coffee is SO GOOD and SO CHEAP. The staff was so kind and helpful - I felt the smiles through the masks. I ordered a cheese manoushe and it was cold - I guess because they thought I was taking it to go. Be sure to ask them to heat it up if you are expecting it warm! Definitely coming back. Very cute seating outdoors on a quiet corner. read more

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Line to get in. Food was just ok. I'm Lebanese and this food is nothing special. And maybe the guy at the counter was having a bad day, but he was ultra rude and snotty. No need to return. read more