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    The Meadow - Interior

    The Meadow

    4.5(119 reviews)
    0.7 miNolita
    $$$

    The Meadow is a gem of a shop in NoLita (as well as super-close to SoHo). the cozy store houses…read morecurated artisan salts, bitters, and chocolates from across the country--and around the globe. it's surprising how many variety of salts, bitters, and chocolates are available in this small space, but at the same time the store feels uncluttered, clean, and warm. while the store is a tight squeeze if several people are inside...the interior has a friendly cute vibe to it. tbh, if you are culinary-centric person...you could probably spend an our or two perusing the salts and bitters while also taking in the variety of dark, milk, and white chocolates bars available here plus there are smaller chocolate items and sweets at the register. the service is top-notch because the staff are both knowledgeable and affable about the items in the store especially the chocolate. there are several walls of chocolate bars...while it's curated...it's still a lot to take in. got some assistance from Eva and Miguel as i was looking to pick up an assortment of chocolates to be used as a part of a gift. they were helpful in both suggestions but also speaking to the chocolate, itself, as well as the origin/makers of the chocolate. color me impressed. landed on several bars as well as bundle of super tiny bars. everything was bagged up neatly to go. can't recommend any of the particular chocolates i got bc i never tried them as they were part of a gift, BUT the recipient of these chocolates said they were excellent and thoroughly enjoyed them. definitely worth a visit if you're in NoLita or looking for gastronomic spots (that aren't restaurants) for your salts, bitters, and chocolate needs and wants. FYI: prices do range on the high side because items here are artisan and not mass-produced...4 chocolates bars items totaled up to about $50ish...again this aren't any old chocolates and this ain't any old shop!

    Friendly staff, quaint shop in NYC for bitters, liqueur, chocolate, flowers, Himalayan salt…read morecrystals and blocks as well. My friend much appreciated the Yuzu bitters that we got for him as he is an avid mixologist!

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    Small chocolates and other sweets

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    Book shelves filled with specialty chocolates

    Great China Enterprise - Store front

    Great China Enterprise

    4.0(2 reviews)
    0.3 miLittle Italy, Chinatown

    It's a great place if you're looking for herbs & other nicknacks. Family run which is cute.read more

    My search for certain Chinese medicinal fruits & herbs led me here. There are quite a few herbal…read moremedicine stores around this block but many of them seem to be selling them openly, letting in all the germs and the dust from the streets. That seems counter productive doesn't it? Well these guys have some stuff that are in the open, but most are either inside or packed and sealed in a bag if outside. The store inside is clean as well. The products I was looking for were hong zao (jujube aka Chinese dates) and gouqi (goji berries or wolf berries) in order to make black chicken soup. Both were properly packed and looked clean. I was happy with their products and so when my wife wanted chuan bei mu (Fritillaria extract) for a Chinese pear recipe, I went back to them for it. Sure enough they had them inside, sealed tightly in a glass jar. However, they were of the smaller kind. Buying herbs can be a daunting task for a non Chinese speaker... I mean the sheer thought of going home and cooking for my wife with the wrong herbs is enough to give me nightmares ... but they actually understood my Google Translate Chinese and helped me out big time. They seem a little more expensive than some of the other ones but surely the cleanliness is worth an extra few cents. What? Don't call you Shirley? Dude you need some Chinese herbs.

    Porto Rico Importing Company

    Porto Rico Importing Company

    4.5(550 reviews)
    1.1 miGreenwich Village
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    In NYC, especially the West Village, where there's a coffee shop within a stone's throw in every…read moredirection -- Porto Rico stands out. No, there are no crazy long lines going around the block waiting for fru fru coffee, but the PR will always satisfy you. From the inviting benches outside to the waft of chocolatey coffee smell as you open the front door, the PR will always be here! Counter service is pro and friendly. Whether its a dash and walk, or you linger and shop for coffee beans and teas, Porto Rico is one of those local institutions and treasures that we need to support in lieu of giving our money to coffee shops where hedge fund managers want to cash in on our daily coffee habit. The only limitation would be their hours with weekends opening later on Sat and Sun, but give them workers a break and make everyone happy.

    Walked into Porto Rico Coffee in Greenwich Village and suddenly felt underqualified to drink…read morecoffee. This place has been around since 1907. Meanwhile, I still need GPS to find my car in a parking lot. Over 130 coffees from around the world, shelves packed with teas, spices, and enough coffee beans to keep New York awake until 2126. Also the ambiance is what a coffee shop should look like. I came in for a cup of coffee and left feeling like I just completed a history lesson, a world tour, and a caffeine-fueled life upgrade. Some guys collect watches. Some collect sneakers. Today, I collected coffee and good decisions.

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    Wing Fung Asian Herbs and Foods - Ginseng products

    Wing Fung Asian Herbs and Foods

    3.7(3 reviews)
    0.1 miChinatown

    Deaf-owned Chinese mini-grocery store. That's already a one-of-a-kind. Friendly and helpful staff…read morewilling to explain what some things are used for. Lots of option here for dried seafood, herbs & spices. Also have a lot of products with ginseng and lingzhi. The store seems to do a bulk of their business through shipping.

    I ordered delivery through Mercato and was very pleased with the service…read more I ordered the steak, a 15lb bag of Kokohu rice and a 5lb box of frozen shrimp. Delivery in the Financial District was on time and accurate. Rice was absolutely fresh. My wife is Japanese and would not tolerate bad rice. This bag of rice was excellent. The 16 oz steak was fresh and high quality. The shrimp was also good quality, and arrived frozen solid, which is a good thing. I appreciate getting delivery during this terrible time of pandemic and I'm glad they are open. I realize how difficult it is for all Chinatown businesses at this time. I miss going to Chinatown almost every day to shop and eat. My favorite restaurant, Xing Wong, is closed. Wing Fung Hong is almost directly across the street from where my daughter attends (attended?) school at the Yung Wing School. I hope I can shop at Wing Fung Hong soon after the lockdown is over. * I'm sorry that I have to amend this review on May 9, 2020. I carefully wore mask, gloves and took all precautions, and went to buy food in Chinatown with my son. One of the first places I visited was Wing Fung Hong. I attempted to enter the store, but a man who was in his 50's or so blocked the door and said to me very rudely "What do you want?" and refused to let me enter the store. I am a white guy, my son is half-Asian. The store was full of Asian shoppers. I told him I didn't know what I wanted yet, I wanted to look to see what he had. He refused to let me enter the store. I'll chalk this up to fear and the stress of the COVID lockdown, but it left a bad taste in my mouth. (no pun intended)

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    Wing Fung Asian Herbs and Foods - Pretty clean and well organized

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    Pretty clean and well organized

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