I have been going here for 6+ years and love it Never…read morethought about writing a review but saw there hasn't been a review in a few years This is my go to for fruit and veggies. Produce tends to stay fresher and is cheaper than when I buy the same from union market right across the street. They also have great selection of nuts and snacks to make my own trail mix I can usually find everything I need for a recipe here especially Asian veggies which is soooo nice

Cobble Hill is lucky in that we have access to great grocery stores like Trader Joe's and Union…read moreMarket, but I still find myself coming to K&Y all the time because they have such a great selection of products, and always very fresh produce. One of my favorite things about K&Y is that they have lots of produce (especially Asian ones) that you can't find at TJoe's: for example, gailan (Chinese broccoli), baby bok choy, whole artichokes, broccoli rabe, butternut squash, Thai basil, serrano peppers, just to name a few. Their roma tomatoes are so much riper than TJoe's as well. In addition to produce, they have lots Asian goods that you can pick up without going to Chinatown such as sesame oil, curries, rice noodles, etc etc. This is a family owned place that also runs Atlantic Fruit & Vegetable. Can read more about this business here: http://southbrooklynpost.com/2010/01/k-y-veggies/. Highly recommend this place for fresh produce at very reasonable prices.

Where can you buy Campari tomatoes for just $1.00? Mr. Beet…read more Where can you stockpile Shishito Peppers that'll cost anywhere from $1.00 - $1.99? Mr. Beet Enjoy grapes? You can find sweet (pun intended) varieties of Cotton Candy, Moon Drops and Muscadet. At Mr.Beet. The front of store deep discounted produce is always changing and is a great invitation to check them out. Eye catching prices that will force you to stop and shop. What I continue to love about Mr.Beet is the uniqueness of the produce strategically arranged at the entrance of the store. Once you enter, additional fruit and veggies available inside as well as beverages, shelved merchandise (some gourmet), frozen goods and more, all at regular prices. They used to have a fresh juice counter, but it's been eliminated and replaced with fresh cut flowers section. Their squeezed juice was one of the best at remarkable prices. Mr. Beet continues to thrive 5 years later in Boerum Hill. There are other similar stores Mr. Lime, Mr. Kiwi, etc.) by the same business owner. Such a clever concept. Great store.

The price, selection and quality of produce and service were excellent. There are a Z complaints.read more

One of the better supermarkets in the neighborhood-- blows nearby Key Foods away. Their produce…read moreselection is fresh and varied and they seem to carry a little bit of everything. This is the place I run over to when I need to quickly grab something I missed for a recipe. I really like that they offer "locked in deals" that last longer than a weekly special would. Prices are reasonable for the most part and they are well-stocked in most items. PS- Bring a cardigan in the summer-- I call this place the freezer bc the A/C is super strong.

A comprehensive selection with many great products, but what is going on with these prices?! Many…read moreaverage things that they sell here cost less someplace else...but it was a very nice store so I'd still recommend

This Greenmarket is a regular on Sundays in Carroll Gardens. As my previous review mentioned, they…read moredon't have many stands and they close too darn early compared to others. Their produce is fresh albeit pricey but farm to table and pesticide free is always the draw at these greenmarkets. From a bread stand and a variety of veggies to fruit, eggs and a fresh turkey stand, there's a good selection. I'm still a fan.

Oh, how times have changed since 2011. Actually, they haven't changed that much,* but they've…read morechanged enough that I couldn't let you go on without an update. (Because I care about you, dear reader.) This farmer's market is still a pretty good one. Unfortunately, we've lost Grazin' Angus (although, I'm told I should eat less red meat) and Divine Pickles (I miss those wasabi pickles), but there's still plenty of produce for you. All the tomatoes, greens, beans, nuts, mushrooms, cheese, eggs, flowers and other plants you'd ever want are here for the buying. You can also still grab: Tasty turkey sausage/burgers (and other items) from DiPaolo's. Crusty ciabatta (and other items) from Bread Alone. Whole chickens, primed for roasting. Duck bacon and/or rillettes. Burpless cucumbers. Overall, I've been happy with just about every purchase I've made here over the past few years. There was that one time that I bought an heirloom tomato that got crushed in the bag under other, heavier stuff, and leaked juice all over everything...I was sad about that. Then my cat decided to attack the other, $3 tomato as it sat in our fruit bowl. That was also disappointing, but he's a known asshole and we should've expected it. Anyway, what hasn't changed in the past half decade or so is that I think you should come here and buy delicious items from the vendors. Because the more you support the market, the more awesome vendors will show up. Therefore, by spending money here, you will really be increasing my quality of life. Sure, it'll be good for the whole neighborhood and the food industry in general, but let's be honest: I'm the one that really matters. ____________ *On the Carroll Gardens Greenmarket front. Lots of other things have changed, but this doesn't seem like the proper place to get into it.

This was some of the best food I've ever tasted. And the owner is adorable and makes every plate…read morewith love. 10/10 must try if you are in Brooklyn!! The sobrasada was absolutely incredible and there is a new off menu Escalavada egg plant roasted peppers goat cheese sandwich was one of the best things I have ever tasted. Try the beer on tap it is so balanced and delicious.

Love this place ! Spain vacation in the neighborhood. Sweet woman making amazing sandwiches…read moredeserves a shout out.

Always came for bagels and bagel sandwiches and never been disappointed. Yes we know that. But I…read morewanted to drop a special review for their Pastrami on Rye. It is masterfully crafted, season, layered to perfection. I want to make sure it is not over looked as I think this is a must have at least once.

At the end of a short stay in Manhattan, we took the boys across the bridge to try Shelsky's of…read moreBrooklyn. We wanted to try something different after having explored so many of the typical places in Manhattan and Shelsky's came highly recommended While I was expecting a long wait on a Saturday mid-morning, I was pleasantly surprised to find the establishment with only a few in line before us. Now, I was desperately seeking a very simple belly lox with schmear, but much to my dismay, they didn't have any more belly lox. I was heartbroken and had to figure out a plan B While I pondered, the family quickly ordered a Peter Shelsky, a Great Gatsby, and a Fancy Pants. I crumbled in my panic and jumped in with another Peter Shelsky. We also tried a small amount of whitefish salad and a beet/thyme salad The service was quick and we were able to grab two of the three small tables at the front to enjoy our fare. Soon we were digging in and from the immediate silence, I could tell everyone was enjoying their choices. The bagels were on the smaller side, denser with a firm crust. We did enjoy the bagels, but I could see how someone not familiar with this style may find them too "cardboard-y" I have to say, the pickled herring on the Peter Shelsky was fantastic, but was way too overpowering for the nova and sable. I actually regretted my choice and would order something more sunken next time. (Or get to the store earlier to beat the rush for the darn belly lox!) The beet salad was quite a nice balance to for the bagels adding a bit of brightness. The whitefish salad was solid - a hint of smoke and a creamy puree. Some who prefer a chunkier whitefish salad might find this less than satisfactory, but the flavors were great A cure store, friendly and patient staff, a great first exposure to Brooklyn for the boys. We'll be back (and we want belly lox!!)

This is not really a full on farmers market but it's cute and they have lots of apples and ciders!!…read more They only have 4 or 5 vendors and not much besides a few baked goods but TONS of apples of every kind that grow in NY! Also so many types of ciders unfortunately without alcohol lol

During the. spring & summer months the vendors have great vegetables The service I've encountered…read morehas always been positive, and the ambiance gets better as the season changes.

This bodega is exactly what one should be. It has a little bit of everything, is clean, and the…read morestaff are friendly. Deli Meat / Cold Beer (including 25 oz Busch) / Fruit / Flowers / Paper Products / Spices - imagine it, and it's probably there in some capacity. They are also reliable - open daily until 10 PM. The only downside is that there's no bodega cat for me to obsess over, but I guess this doesn't take away from the store's good qualities.

I bought a Dr.Pepper from this store and I noticed the seal was broken once I went home. I opened…read morethe bottle and an odd smell came out. The label was also off center. Guessing they are rebottling some of the products or have a sketchy distributor.

I came across this little shop when I had a craving for some Turkish delights (lokum). Their…read morehomemade pistachio lokum is delicious and the best I've had (including compared to lokum I had in Turkey), so I make the trip from Manhattan just for these treats! Gary, the sweet shop owner, makes it himself. Everyone who works here is incredibly friendly and it's nice to support a small mom and pop shop that opens the doors and allows us New Yorkers to have a connection to Middle Eastern culture and foods. Such a gem of a shop we have with Oriental Pastry & Grocery! See you soon, Gary and team!

I think another person's review fits some of my thoughts: Terrific selection of spices and goods…read morebut "On the other hand, it seems to have been decorated by a hoarder." Very tiny spot with a friendly cat with not so good desserts. The ma'moul was dry and the baklava and bird's nest was somehow dry even though there was a lot of honey on it. The kunafeh was also just wasn't good either . Oddly the Turkish delight was quite tasty and fresh but I am unsure if it was homemade as it was just that much better. The inside of the ashta dessert wasn't dry (as it was well cream) but the filo wasn't good either. I've had their desserts several times and I've had this issue way too many times that it doesn't seem like a rare occurrence. Sure the prices are lower than Sahadi's but there's other better choices on the block for pastries (namely Damascus or Karkanni.) 3 for the spice/nut selection.