Yummy food. Quick service. They have all the yummy Italian foods and more. Parking is available on…read morethe street but it's not too easy to bring your groceries to the car. Service is great and helpful.

I agree with the other reviewers who wrote that this is a wonderful local Italian supermarket. And…read moreas an added bonus, it's one of the few supermarkets at which I am able to buy fresh baked 18th Avenue Bakery coal fired brick oven bread, bread crumbs and rolls when I can't get to the bakery which is located in Bensonhurst.

A great variety of goods all over, worth the trip away from my local market. Great staff and even…read morebetter cashier service!

Friendly and well stocked. I prefer doing groceries here than at Key Foods on 5th Avenue. They've…read morebeen in neighborhood forever, support local businesses.

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.

very sad to say i use to shop at Three Guys every week , not anymore ! Their prices are through the…read moreroof ,, every time I go the sales person says the same thing ,, prices are high all over ! well I shop in local vegetable stores , super markets and smaller stores . No one has prices like Three Guys . Lines use to be big and packed with customers . No more , no one is in there . Eventually they will close ! I think they changed owners ,, way way tooo expensive !

Key Food on Sand Lane is a very nice store. When I couldn't find what I needed and asked for a rain…read morecheck, the manager went back to the meat department and got them to cut me a piece of meat. I was so happy not to be inconvenienced and very pleased with their friendly service. I think they may have new management because the store is cleaner and better stocked than it was a few years ago. It's actually very nice now and provides a good shopping experience.

A solid supermarket…read more Relatively snug grocery in the Midland beach area (across from the Fountain of Dolphins/Sand Lane) providing lots of produce and other common grocer goods (i.e. dairy products, eggs, meats, snacks, desserts, etc.). This store provides some produce that was a bit harder to find in the other supermarkets (i.e. Shoprite) such as daikon (white carrot), taro root, Napa cabbage, Bok Choy, and certain spices/seasonings (hot Jamaican curry). The store has parking lot which leads to another, inner parking lot (parking lot's also a bit snug too, but not bad). Some of the produce should be dumped/taken care of more often - one basket of taro roots had mold, while the other basket next to it was okay. Certain items, such as the Yogurts (Stonyfield), had a "best-by date" of December 31 2021, but was still being sold middle of January 2022. I actually (accidentally) bought one of those Yogurts and ate it. Nothing bad happened though, so it is what it is. Other than that, this store is pretty decent everything else considered.

News flash: The long closed Key Food our neighborhood supermarket growing up is reborn as an…read moreAssociated Market. My mom mourned the closing of Key Food once upon a time long ago. This opening is pretty epic in this part of Brooklyn and it was packed Saturday. It's lovely but aisles are a bit cramped, still welcome to my old 'hood.

food is a little pricey. employees are very nice and helpful. they need to update their web site…read more no phone # listed and no specials on their web site

In honor of my mother's 100th birthday we picked up some Russian goodies for her lunch celebration…read more She ate the whole thing, Borscht, herring, blintzes, black bread, stuffed cabbage, kasha, chicken and some nice salad. The lady behind the counter was very patient and helpful. Good parking. Huge selection of everything. We also picked up some house made pastrami for later that night. Mmmmm good!

Cherry Hill Gourmet feels like what you would get with if Whole Foods was mixed with some of the…read moreethnic grocery stores in the neighborhood such as Tashkent or Netcost Market. They have an interesting selection of European chocolates, pastries, gourmet products, meats, etc. A lot of these products are fairly unique and I haven't seen elsewhere in the neighborhood or in New York in general. The space is fairly big and it kind of looks like a space such as a church that was converted to a super market.

Pomegranate, in Boro Park creates & sells top quality food-stuffs. Every gift I buy from the…read moreon-line store, pleases the recipients highly. This past Chanukah I ordered among other things, pastrami stuffed potato latkes, which my friends report were remarkably tasty. I like buying from Pomegranate, along with being Kosher, the store carries super fine quality products, for example high end European chocolate. Your fruit selection offers unusual but tip-top quality goods. Also, thanks for providing meat to Columbia Hillel, during the years my son attended the University in 2012-2016 years. Delivery prices are up there, a bit scary. One day, I hope to experience your products (we're from Newton Center, Massachusetts), yet thank you for bringing such happiness to our Boro Park friends and for sustaining our son during his University years .

5 star service and taste Very helpful staff. Great variety…read moreof kosher products one of the biggest in the kosher market. The cheese selection wow / every possible cut of meat! Prepared food / excellent variety! Valet parking in Brooklyn / awesome!

Very spacious Asian supermarket with a wide variety of options. The store is consistently busy, and…read moreparking can be difficult since the lot fills up quickly. That said, the owners would benefit from paying close attention to customer feedback. One major issue that makes this location less welcoming is the level of customer service. In particular, a staff member in the meat section (an uncle who wears glasses) has been consistently unfriendly and comes across as hostile toward customers. I'm not sure what the reason is, but interactions like this are a big reason I've chosen to return to Forum, another Asian supermarket in the area. Jmart truly excels in product selection but falls short in the customer service department. With better staff training and a stronger focus on customer experience, this store could easily become a standout. As it stands, I'll likely continue taking my business to places like Forum.

We stopped by this grocery store last night to pick up a few items. It wasn't crowded which was…read morefine by me. We bought an 11oz blueberries container (the berries were sweet). We also bought purple sweet potatoes, garlic, and 2 cans of dace. They had a nice selection of seasonal produce.