They have good fresh meat. If you do not see the meat cut you want. You can ask the butcher to cut…read moreit. They have also a variety of products.

OMG! The place is filthy. Bags of sugar like bricks, food baskets filled with dirt, past dated food…read moreitems, surly unhelpful staff who say "it's not my department,"everything is over priced. Why hadn't the dept of health closed them down!! No matter how much you complain they just shrug their shoulders. What a drag.

Typical Aldi experience. Plenty of store brand items. Fruit section was picked over but it was…read morelater at night. Line was long and the cashiers were in the zone. Best to go to the stores earlier in the day so the isles are cleaner. You'll have a better experience. Can't beat the prices though!

Constantly out of Simms pepperoni but not the more expensive brand that is not as good as Simms.read more

I don't understand why is the name farms still posted above the front of the store?it's misleading…read morePost the correct sign above the store (Foodtown)so everyone knows what store their shopping in either way the employees and the managers are kind,helpful and respectful it feels good to shop in a positive atmosphere that's why I keep going back....

Not a fan. It looks good on the outside and plenty of parking in the rear of the store. They have a…read morewide variety of items that you just don't find everywhere. Not everything seemed fresh. Prices were okay. The fish section smells like fish. If it smells like fish don't eat it. Service was okay at least for check-out. All in all I'm not a fan, so New Rochelle Farms goes on my one and done list.

Lidl finally opened in Bronx Terminal Market!…read more For those unfamiliar with the German Lidl chain, the world's 3rd largest food retailer, it's a cross between Aldi and Trader Joe's. The bulk of what it sells are its own private label items, yet it also has certain name brands complementing the selection. This Lidl BTM location is so much better than the Fredrick Douglass Boulevard store in Morningside (Harlem). For example, it's on one level, has adult size shopping carts that don't make you reach down to the floor, wider aisles, and what appears to be a larger selection - including items promoted at the FDB store but never in stock. They use digital price tags, plus it may be also that some items are sold there for lower every day prices than FDB. While you can find some items with better prices at BJ's in the same complex, (e.g., 3 lbs bags of Little Potato,) you don't have to be a member to shop at Lidl. In general, Lidl offers a selection that's worth checking out, especially if you load up on carbs or if you enjoy imported items. The fresh store-baked breads, pastries and pretzels as you enter are flavorful. They have nice packaged Cookes and an exceptional candy selection, with tasty imports. Highly recommend their ice creams, including yummy gelatos. [Note - Although some Lidl items are marked as organic, other foods may not be manufactured to the same standard's as Trader Joe's, i.e., no artificial flavors, artificial preservatives, MSG, genetically modified ingredients, partially hydrogenated fats, etc.] Then there's the treasure hunt experience of Lidl's Limited-time offering which can be divided into 2 groups: imported regional-themed gourmet foods, both shelf-stable and frozen, and non-food assortment. The foods are gourmet and well-priced. Located in this store's deemed "The Midl of the Lidl," the non-food limited time selection can be a super value item but will leave you scratching your head. I've found at their FDB location great buys on enamel-coated cast iron cookware and rubber boots, but not sure why they brought in specific-size metal brackets and 1990s-style computer keyboards. (Chainsaws were another odd item Lidl sold at the Manhattan store.) This BTM location seems to have more space allocated for this non-food Limited-time assortment. Keep in mind, I've found sometimes certain promoted fresh meats & seafood and other items in extremely limited supplies, including on occasion from the get-go "not in stock." (For example, the single whole Branzino on shelf at this Lidl.) Also, Lidl stores annoyingly don't price match their own nearby stores. Get the Lidl app, too, because you'll access solid deals via their loyalty program. Lidl is not a one-stop shop. Some really basic things you'll not find there, like light bulbs. That being said, there's Target upstairs, Home Depot downstairs, and BJ's plus Food Bazaar on the other side of the parking garage. It is however worth a visit to see for yourself.

Great prices and customer service. Will definitely be going back there. Spent less money than…read moreexpected.

I have to take off a star. I went to get my fresh multi-grain croissants and they don't sell them…read moreanymore. So sad.

Worst supermarket ever! They laugh at people' misfortune. Employees gossip about customers'…read moreunfortunate situations. If you interrupt them to ask a simple question they give your extreme attitudes, yell at you and get defensive when you return the same message back. They don't allow to time to speak because they're speaking over you. Management is scarce and the manager onsite enables the behavior. Customer service is non existent at this place. It does not even deserve a star. It could improve by getting more customer friendly staff.

I'm impressed with all of Modern's available fresh fruit and vegetables- plus the scent....oh my…read moreGosh...it smells wonderful. I've noticed this place for a while before heading to work and glad they open practically at zero dark thirty (not really- but it's February, almost 7 in the a.m. and seems like nighttime). There are other markets further down in Throggs Neck but for the same $1.49 size bottle of water I bought here, the other guys want 50¢ more. I can judge a market by a lot of things- but if it has quality and fresh produce, then I'm in- and that's how I felt about Modern. I was only there for a few minutes- but even so, I noticed how organized, fully-stocked shelves are. Since I was here already, I double-dipped and went ahead and bought some vine tomatoes to avoid buying them after work. Service from both the young lady and the gentleman- who was elbow deep in stocking more of the shelves was friendly. Price- (specifically those vine tomatoes) was a bit outlandish but I think I'll likely end up falling hard especially since the quality of the fruits and veggies are off-the-charts.

I ordered a sympathy fruit basket over the phone for a friend who suffered a loss. The basket was…read morereasonably priced, delived the same day, and my friend said it was the nicest basket she had received. The basket included a Grandma's Coffee Cake and other treats besides fruit. This may not be the first place you think of for a sympathy gift but I had a difficult finding a florist in the area who would make a fruit basket.

This wonderful store not only delivered groceries during early COVID, it delivered delicious cooked…read moredishes for Shabbos when I had long COVID and simply could not bake or cook. This despite the fact that they have had to cope with the supply chain and staffing issues everyone faced. I am a fan.

I've been buying food online from this store throughout the pandemic but I've never actually been…read moreto the store. They are a one stop shopping store: they have prepared foods, meat and chicken, cleaning supplies, drinks, snacks, fresh vegetables and baked goods. The vegetables aren't amazing (3.5 stars ) but they're fine for staples --bananas, carrots, onions, and potatoes. They have an app so very easy to order and they deliver to Manhattan almost daily.

One of the nicest, cleanest, freshest delis around. Their…read moreselection of fruit and vegetables is WONDERFUL--fresh fresh fresh. They even have some organic items. And if you have ever wallked by here, you know their flowers are GORGEOUS Whether you are looking for fresh produce or quality pasta, rice, or a roll of toilet paper--this is the place. I probably sound like an employee--I am not, but do shop here every day and can't imagine the neighborhood without them.

spanish worker at register is v rude ... this neighborhood needs nice, polite people.. every time…read morewe shop there she has a bad attitude ..