They have SO much stuff to choose from in here. It really does live up to the Gourmet name…read more I didn't find what I was looking for in here, and I don't shop here usually (I usually go to the Stop & Shop down the block lol), but I appreciated the variety of items in-store and the cleanliness also. They also have a dining area outside.

Great store with a lot of international products!…read more However, I've noticed a change lately in the cheese department. The store seems to be focusing more on expensive organic products, but unfortunately the quality control on some of the cheeses has gone down. I've purchased several cheeses here recently that tasted over-aged and strongly ammoniated. Properly aged European cheeses should have complex, nutty, earthy flavors -- not a harsh ammonia taste or smell. This has happened multiple times now. One of the biggest issues is that everything is prepackaged in plastic, so you cannot properly smell or assess the cheese before buying it. You only discover the problem once you get home and open the package. A good cheese counter should allow customers to smell or sample cheeses, especially imported and aged varieties.

Amazing parve deli! It's the best. This establishment is a great asset to the Riverdale community.read more

Good customer service, great selection, reasonable prices, clean- healthy and tasty prepared food…read moreoptions and groceries and necessities in Riverdale I stopped in when visiting the bank across the street to grab lunch to have while working and got some salad and light tuna salad (the difference between their regular and light is added vegetables which contributed a nice texture). They had a selection of premade sandwiches if you are in a hurry as well as so many different prepared foods, salads, dips, etc,

So this Chinese supermarket specializing in Asian items and also Central-American items ----…read morebecause a lot of their customers are Central-American immigrants ---- is 100% Chinese: all the staff are Chinese. They're not going to chit-chat with you about the latest news story in the New York Post. It's pure business: you walk in, if you want seafood that's still swimming in the tank, or, if you want fresh vegetables which aren't sold at Key Food, then, this place will pretty much have it. Other than that there's lots of Instant Ramen ---- from Japan, Korea, China, Malaysia, Vietnam ---- and lots of spices from both Asia and the Caribbean. And a "Goya" section too. Oh, Kimichi, did I mention Kimchi in glass jars? And yes, they do have basics ---- milk, eggs, cheese, meat, cat food. A great little addition to the Bronx, well worth a visit. A lot more interesting to wander through and see some interesting imported items you might want to buy; more fun than Key Food. Well worth a visit.

Sorry this place sucks, went to buy a 2.29 bag of chips and they wouldn't accept my payment method…read moreand would only take cash, demanding 5 dollars for a 2.29 bag of chips, and the lady spoke to me like I was stupid, how about you fix your system first. The place was pretty underwhelming too like a run down warehouse, Hmart is better.

I have been going to this meat market for many years and their employees have always been helpful…read moreand respectful . I recommend this meat market to every and any one. Only thing missing is delivery

I have been shopping in this store since I was a child with my mother and had continue to do so as…read morean adult. I trust this store to buy my meat than any other meat market. The staff and owner are very friendly and respectful. Their meats are always red, fresh and cut at your desire.

Shopfront is deceptively small. But DON'T let that fool you! Like a beautiful peacock... what they…read moreseem to lack out front, they make up for out back. They have beasts of all shapes and sizes somewhere out there. Very possibly peacocks too? Friendly butcher, I think John is his name. Loves his sport (managing to even stay loyal to the Jets- a true sports fan). And certainly knows his meat. Brings the right cut from out back. Comes, chops ands prepares it for you out front. The full service. And the meat was great FYI! So stoked to have now found our own local butcher! Only drawback... it's CASH ONLY

Best place in the world...this should be the only place you go too for real service and meats. Not…read moremany family run markets like this anymore.

Their food truck is a travelling Texas Style Wood Burning BBQ rig that cranks out Kosher Barbecue…read more The truck is cleverly named the Wandering Que and as it travels it creates pop-up restaurants across the metropolitan tri-state area, down toward Philadelphia, and up into New England. Today, we caught up with the Que it as it wandered toward the Crown Market in West Hartford, CT and popped up in Crown's parking lot. We bought two items - a Texas Hold-Em sandwich ($20) with Kosher Pulled Brisket and Kosher smoked sausage and a container of Smoked Egg Drop Soup ($5). The sandwich came in a Styrofoam container with a scoop of red cabbage and carrot slaw, a few pickle slices, and a nice roll on one side and a big pile of those meats on the other side. The sandwich was unassembled so the roll wouldn't get soggy. The Egg Drop Soup tasted more like beef broth than egg drop soup, but it was pretty darned good and had quite a few shreds of beef in there. I thought the brisket and the sausage were pretty good and the portion of meat (plus the fact that they were Kosher) helped justify the $20 cost. On the down side, I have to say the administration of the whole pop-up was a mess. We had to wait more or less at four different stations to walk away with our food: 1) wait on a line before you approached the food truck's ordering window, 2) when given the go ahead, approach the window and place your order, 3) get on another line to pay, and 4) wait more until your food order was ready. All of this took roughly an hour today, no lie. I've been to a lot of food trucks over the years, and I've never seen such a drawn out, convoluted and super slow process as this. And I was very disappointed from a food safety/public health point of view to see that one of their gents used the same less than mint condition gloved hands to count the money and process the credit cards as he did to scoop up some sliced scallions into my soup container.

BEWARE - Do not place an order with this business (Wandering Que/Hakodesh BBQ/Gemstone Caterers and…read morewhatever other DBA or aliases it may have). On June 7, after speaking with Ari White, I placed an order through PayPal (containing instructions) for a Kosher Carnivore package to be delivered on June 17th. Later that same day, I phoned Ari and receiving no response, followed up with an email to confirm that everything was received. I never heard back. I continued to phone and send emails (both through direct email and through the Wandering Que website) through June 18, and never heard back. Needless to say, the package was never delivered, and I filed a claim with PayPal.

Muy buena carne de calidad el servicio ni se diga , lo ame. Lo recomiendo al , para cualquier…read moreeventos , son al 100 la carne es fresca y el sabor es super rico .

Probably the best Butcher shop in the bronx. They are great in variety and prices not to mention…read morehelpful. Always at least 7 to 10 butchers on deck to assist you so you never have to worry about being there for a Long time. Being going there for 7 years now and I live in Westchester.

Absolutely amazing , vibrant, and delicious food! Such an amazing meat market to try!!!read more

Super small grocery* (the true meaning of the word and not a standard city deli) has everything you…read moreneed to make authentic Mexican fare. Dried chills, a highlight for me, are stored in the front of the store (Pasilla, chipotle, ancho, guajillo). Produce is here as well and the ladies manning the counter work opposite of it. Feel free to ask questions, and don't be shy if you don't know Spanish - English is spoken here, too. There IS a meat counter here, but I would advise against it. Not too many interesting cuts, anyways. You'll be surprised at just HOW many goods this store packs in: the back is fully stocked with all of your dry goods... Harina de maiz, abuelita, canned beans and hominy, true canela (cinnamon), tortillas. Dairy too! A good selection of cheeses, eggs, milk and crema. Pro tip: all the avocados are ready to eat. No annoying "let it sit and hope for the best" nonsense here. *although I do wish they sold takis and pan de nuñez here, too