It's a typical neighborhood supermarket. They sell food and household stuff. Sometimes expensive…read moresometimes cheap. Usually good, occasionally mediocre. Staff are usually nice, sometimes make you upset. Prices are usually right, occasionally marked wrong. Its cold in the summer and cold in the winter. Meets expectations which are moderate to begin with.

The posted prices are wrong on about 2/3rds of the items. At first I thought it was an accident,…read morebut it's obviously planned. Should be investigated. I got tired of waiting for the cashier to confirm I'm right and stopped going. There's no reason a supermarket in such a nice area should be a throwback to the 1970s.

This grocery store is overpriced and their machines outside for recycling plastic bottles and cans…read moreare usually broken (and really dirty). There's a wide selection of products inside the store though, which is a plus. I found some hard-to-find beverage items here. Produce is always super overpriced so I do not recommend buying fruits or vegetables here. Service is hit or miss. The people stocking the shelves are always friendly but the cashiers are sometimes rude or inexperienced. There's also the problem where they don't honor promos. I noticed this when items were rung up and pointed out the promotions, but they said they don't know but it must be over then (but the signs for promos are still up).

Key Food in Rego Park (92-02, 63rd dr) selling old products from bread, dairy to even fruits…read more Please avoid watermelons front of the store with the note: "no returns" - the note was made after I tried to return 2 of them I bought there since there were not eatable. Please do not waste your money there!!!

A sound of distress was in the air, coming from my left as I picked out and packed baby eggplants…read more The task of rolling out boxes of fruit n veggie must have dulled, so two tiny workers shrink wrapped another to a parking meter. Now that's funny! But the mini eggplants were decrepit and turning fast, I bought some deep purple bigger ones for counter balance. One never knows the schedule of incoming, so outside shopping can be hit or miss. Yesterday was a miss, today likely will be a hit although I'm packed to the rafters at home now. Cauliflower, pears, carrots, celery, peppers, strung beans all for under a dollar and a half per pound, the market fluctuates as the product diminishes, giving itself back to nature in death and decay but you'll never encounter that stage on display. The smoked fish display is always my favorite stop, Chubs are $4.99 a pound and they last a goodly while in the fridge, so I bought my usual three. I LOVE that they're perched upon the top of the counter, not displayed behind the glass of a case. I feel more inclined to buy in this scenario, I see they're orange brown eyes and I wonder about their lives prior to landing here. Anyway, I accidentally parked illegally and no ticket was given making this Sunday shopping excursion a total success, minus the baby eggplant.

The rudest place to shop - ever! It's not the workers - the CUSTOMERS a bunch of people who think…read moreit's the Grand Shuk. And, the language if u dare counter one of these beasts -- AMAZING And, ALL SHOPPING ON FOOD STAMPS Shout out to kosher people - the store is FILLED WITH CHAMETZ - people putting that stuff in their carts along with Passover items

It's an expensive supermarket but it has a wide selection of products, including hard to find…read moreitems. I always get Van Leeuwen ice cream pints from here! They have a lot of specialty food items (vegan, gluten-free, etc.). There's some produce but I wouldn't recommend getting produce here. I saw that they have a deli and they make sushi as well but I haven't tried their prepared food; will update my review if I try it ! Service is no frills - the cashiers are not friendly but they're efficient. The person who works in their flowers section outside is super friendly though!

I've been there a couple of times and I liked the variety of goods and the prices…read more I think I'll visit often

I LOVE our Trader Joe's and try to shop there once a week. It's far enough from home to make my…read moreround trip walk almost 10,000 steps + their selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, meats, flowers, plants, and Trader Joe's skincare and beauty products keeps me coming back. Even when the check out line is long, it moves quickly and interacting with the staff is always a pleasure. The store is clean and rarely crowded. GO!

This is my favorite Trader Joe's in queens. The only issue is the parking is extremely difficult…read more However, this location is always fully stocked and has so much variety. Although their lines tend to get long, the wait is never really that long since they have staff organizing the line and the cashiers worked quick and efficiently.

This grocery/fruit store has been here for a long time. There's a big sign that says they are 24…read morehours but I don't think they are all. They stay open pretty late though. They have a great fruit selection at good prices. Usually whatever is in season, they'll have. The seasonal fruit is usually outside. Inside is your basic but good selection of vegetables and basic stuff like snacks, cereals, drinks, etc. I want to say they are family owned and the family takes turns behind the counter. They are all very nice and helpful in case you need help. They take credit cards as well.

This place is such a great supermarket! They always have great produce - veggies and fruits and a…read moreselection of beers, ice creams, dried goods and necessities. I'm the type of person to plan my meals for the week, so I love coming here beginning of the week and grabbing on sale items! This week I got 4 brown tomatoes to try for less than $1 (I FaceTimed my mom and she told me it's $3 at her local supermarket!) Got 8 lemons for $1 (sometimes it's 3 for $1) Their produce always lasts longer than the bigger supermarkets I go to. Friendly staff and workers! There's a cute guy who works the cashier sometimes too haha

Wanted to check out this supermarket and went there today and picked up a pistachio cake that's…read moremade there. It was a jam packed supermarket with a pre-made foods a, pickles, olives, sausages, everything you can think of. Will come back for sure. We enjoyed our cake. Wasn't overly sweet and the pistachio cream was fresh.

A very packed market. The selection is impressive, and the bakery section is very good.read more

This is one of my favorite Chinese supermarkets in the area because of the parking upstairs (need…read moreto get validation at checkout for free parking). It's generally empty midday during the week. The fruits and vegetables are plentiful and sales change weekly. The butchers and fishmongers are friendly. The aisles are spacious. The only negative for me is the temperature- it's always so cold in the store (all year long).

This is my family's go to Asian supermarket. Prices may be a tad bit pricier than supermarkets in…read moreFlushing (Main St area) but worth it given the ample (and free!) parking on the roof and not as crowded when doing your actual shopping. Produce wise, they have an abundance of veggies and herbs. Fruit selection is not as varied as you would find in Flushing and I find berries are always pricier here - but if you're in a pinch, it'll do. I love their seafood section - we always get their branzino or sea bass and they do a great job deboning and cleaning it out for us so it's prepped and ready for cooking when we get home. Their freezer sections has your classic American frozen foods and also a myriad of Asian ice creams (like melons, mochi ice cream), frozen dim sums and baos, thinly sliced hot pot/bbq meat, and frozen Thai spring roll wrappers if you choose to make your own spring rolls. The refrigerated section have ready to cook Korean noodle dishes, ramen, and even seitan (for all the vegetarians out there!). After paying for your goods, don't forget to give your parking ticket to the cashier to get free parking!