Wow, what a cool market. They have everything under the sun in the way of foods you want to eat at…read morea saturday morning farmers market. The pastries and bakery items from nearly every hut are out of this world! They even had a tent selling authentic taiwanese pineapple cakes and moon cakes. So good! We really enjoyed little baggel too, great spot for market bagels. So many great stalls, carve out some time to spend here.

I have two basic bones to pick with this famers' market. The first they can't really do a lot…read moreabout--the geography. Situated along narrow and cobblestone streets on the blocks around Ft. Greene Park, it is frustratingly crowded and sometimes just not easy to walk around and navigate. I realize they probably don't have other options, but it nonetheless discourages attendance or makes me rush through to get out of dodge as quickly as possible. The other nuisance I feel like they could have some control over, and that is how short the hours are/how early the market closes. I swing by around 12-1pm and most of the stands are closed or closing up. I lived for years near the two park slope/prospect heights markets and felt like you could still stroll in at 2-3 to a still-thriving scene (and more comfortably stroll!). There are a lot of great vendors and quality produce here for you once you wade through the crowds--lots of fresh fruit and veggies of course, but also cheesemongers, shops selling meat, charcuterie, bread, mushrooms... quite she smorgasbord. it ultimately feels a bit petty and silly to complain at all about having a nice farmers' market nearby.--I am ultimately grateful this spot is within walking distance of my home. But it feels like it could be a much better experience for shoppers--like it's just slapped together without much care for visitors' experience, particularly when compared to other city farmers' markets I have experienced.

Brooklyn Terminal Market is a mall.. multiple stores with individual ownership. I visited Visconti…read morefor plants/flowers about 2 week ago, and it was glorious! Prices are very good on average. Spectacular in some events, average in others. Variety is exceptional, but not very unique. The important thing is they treat their plants the way they should be treated so you go home with really healthy well treated plants. This is a very delicate time of year, And they do it well. A lot of sellers don't care, Will mistreat you're plants because of poor inventory Control and weather fluctuations . you bring home a beautiful plant that drops it leaves 7 days later because someone left a tropical outside on a night less than 40 degrees. These guys are NOT doing that. They have specimin level cactus inside and hardy succulents outside, fabulous selection of season appropriate plants allocated properly so nothing will come home and drop leaves. Gorgeous Big blooming Reiger begonias that were hardened properly outdoors, havent dropped a single bloom at my home in the last week... they have beautiful bloom pending quart perennials like salvia at 1/2 Home Depot price. Isnide the bromilead selection is incredible. Indoor tropicals were coming out their ears, (but not the doors bc it's too cold) monsteras, zz plants, sanseveria(aka snake plant/mother-in-law) and I think they had banana tress- that or giant bird of paradise, either way, I can't afford them so I ran away Before they unwrapped them, broke my heart and my credit limit.. if $ is not an issue, these are your guys. I met the A. and the Son In A.visconti and sons, everyone was so helpful, not just the bosses. They seem to be as excited about spring as I was. I'm a very experienced indoor and outdoor gardener and every tip they gave me was on the money, even if it discouraged me from buying... they clearly want happy informed returning customers more than a spring fever impulse sale. I couldn't have enjoyed it more

Went shopping here after church with my Parents (Gitto Farmers Market) This is Terminal Market…read moreplenty of stores to shop in close/near by "Canarsie Plaza Shopping Mall" ,Pretty cool Groceries store , There have some large portion of Etheric background food and American Groceries , I was standing online to check out at the Cash register in this lady skipped the line to go to the OTC line which was very un professional, And when i got to cash register the Sales Associate was getting an Attitude because the OTC cash register line was getting long and we was asking about prices check at the cash register ( well if some of you're products had prices label , we wouldn't have ask you the price) , Well that's not my fault the line getting long , tell you're Manager/Supervisor to put more people in the OTC cash register to run the OTC line , Well big corporate stores like : Family Dollar & Western Beef or Walmart , C.V.S , Walgreens take O.T.C i don't see them having separate cash register line to take O.T.C card members :( , any how i ask a sales associate for price check while shopping the aisle he told me go to the cash register and find out the price , that wasn't really helpful at all oh by the way the lady at the entrance was really nice, she had a smile on her face when we walk in ! Very convenient by the MTA Transportation: Bus: B47,B17, etc Bus

sorry for the captions of the food…read more oxtail 4/5 def worth getting everytime chicken with skin grilled 3.8/5 it's like not super flavour ful but it's cooked really well. it's super juicy and you can add sauce from other things to flavour it up fried chicken 3.5/5 they know how to cook chicken. the seasoning isn't there for me beans 3.5/5 greens 3/5 rice and beans 2.8/5 Beef patty 3/5 i also got some currys and it's solid ni pic though it's def worth checking out if you're thinking about Jamaican food. I will try more entrees. place overall is a high 3 low 4

Food, there's a variety. The drinks choice and the pricing makes it a go to choice for many in the…read morearea

Perfect day of eating and drinking. Loved getting a fresh coconut, they even cut it open for you…read morewhen you're done drinking to eat the jelly if you want. I also got some really good sugar cane from the same spot that had the coconut. This my second time coming and the empeñadas are always so good, I always get the churros as well. Tried mother's milk for the first time, it's vodka and coconut water if I'm remembering correctly, It was very refreshing. Wish they had more shaded areas to sit because it gets soooo overwhelming hot. Customer service is always great with all the vendors. Pricey but that's to be expected.

Smorgasburg has changed a lot over the years. With rotating vendors and trends, it's gotten more…read moreexpensive. Good variety if you come with a sizable group of friends to share everything, but it gets so busy and hard to weave through the crowds. Also really long lines for a lot of stands.

They create a sense of belonging. I like how the decor enhances without dominating. Both the…read moreculinary skill and service approach stand out. This restaurant delivers obviously superior meals. My next visit to the area includes this place.

Baseball is boring, I came here to eat:…read more I've been hearing about the Solber Pupusa truck for a few years now, ever since I think they won a Vendy Award. It was perfect then that I happened to be going for a run in Red Hook when I stumbled upon the row of food trucks right by the baseball field. Remembering the name, I sought out the Solber truck, but it was actually the El Olomega truck right next to it that looked like the right choice, as it had a huge line compared to the pretty empty Solber truck. Therefore, I had no choice but to try both. I started with the Chicken & Cheese Pupusa ($6) at Solber. Though the little Hispanic women working the truck felt the need to laugh at me and make jokes apparently at my expense the entire time I waited, I didn't mind since the food was so good. I kinda wish they talked a little slower and I remembered my AP Spanish from high school a little bit, but I couldn't really make out anything they were saying. After that immensely satisfying mini-meal, I headed over to the long line at El Olomega to try some more of this delicious authentic cuisine. Wisely realizing how heavy that one was that I just had with all that cheese, I opted for the Chicharron Pupusa at this truck (just pork, no cheese) ($5). Not so wisely after a productive run here, I also chose to get the Tostadas, the freshly fried plantain chips ($2). The Pupusa was amazing as I expected - piping hot and very fresh as it was literally just made, but the Tostadas were really incredible. They were so crunchy and delicious, as opposed to the limp, bland plantain chips I typically experience at some much more expensive restaurants. There are a bunch of folding chairs lining the sidewalk near these trucks, as well as a number of picnic tables right inside the park for you to share with others digging in to these delicious plates of goodness. Oh yeah, and did you notice how insanely cheap everything is at both of these trucks? The price of all that stuff I got was roughly the same price as some silly artisanal farm-to-table taco made by some hipster white kid from Michigan in Brooklyn or the Lower East Side somewhere. So forget baseball and Ikea - these cheap little food trucks are the real (or only) reason to come to Red Hook (ok, and Baked has some really good brownies too).

Very delicious and nutritious meal. I came for dentist appointments and saw this restaurant next…read moredoor and I am very impressed with the quality. Exceeded my expectations and I will be returning! I love the Caribbean roots in the food.

After finishing my workout at the gym, I was looking for something quick to eat on my way to my…read morenext destination. While walking through Canarsie, I stumbled upon Twisted Roots, a relatively quiet juice and café bar. The place was almost closing, but I decided to give it a try since there weren't many people around. I learned that Twisted Roots is Haitian-owned, which I appreciated for its cultural diversity. The staff shared that they've been in business for eight years and were the first juice bar in Canarsie. If that's true, it's impressive considering how many healthier options have popped up in the area since. Being pioneers in this kind of business is no small feat. I ordered an açaí bowl, which took around 10 minutes to prepare, even though I was the only customer. It's hard to say why--maybe they were prepping or taking their time to get it right. When it finally arrived, I could see the effort they put into it. The bowl was loaded with toppings--bananas, strawberries, blueberries, pineapple, pears, shredded coconut, Nutella, and honey. It was a very generous serving and probably weighed close to a pound. The taste was fresh and fruity, like eating a refreshing fruit salad. That said, I do prefer my açaí bowls with a frozen base. This one was more on the watery side, which made it less satisfying in terms of texture. But for $11, it's hard to complain about the value--it was definitely packed with fresh fruits, unlike some places that charge more for a lot less. The setting of the café is functional but unusual. There aren't many places to sit, aside from a few stools and chairs. It feels more like a grab-and-go spot than somewhere you'd sit and relax. If you're planning to eat there, you might end up outside by the bus stop, especially during the warmer months. I think the establishment would benefit from a redesign to make the space more welcoming and improve the overall vibe. As for the customer service, it was friendly and attentive. Even before I mentioned that I was a Yelp reviewer, the staff encouraged me to leave a review and follow them on social media. It's clear they care about customer feedback, which is always a good sign--they're conscious of how they can improve and create a better experience for their patrons. I'd come back for another visit, especially since I live nearby. I'd love to see them refine their offerings and maybe enhance the space, but I enjoyed my experience and appreciate what they're trying to do.

Really good food. Not much of an ambiance but good seating for a meal. Do not do catering. That's…read morewhere they drop the ball. The food is great but the operational side is a disaster. They don't have a formal menu either so you never know what you're paying. But again, the food amazing and a must try.

The food here really lacks in flavor - it's like they are afraid of seasoning. I came here bc Bake…read more& Things was closed. This place does have customer seating.

The Bushwick Farmer's Market is definitely worth checking out. It's small, but growing. You can…read morepurchase many farmer's market staples here, but the selection is by no means extensive. The fact that there is a farmer's market in Bushwick is quite exciting in itself- local organic produce has even crept into the hood! Just in case you missed this detail- there are two location: Wednesdays @ Broadway & Linden, Saturdays @ Maria Hernandez Park. They've recently added a live cooking demo & food tasting series to the saturday market. Definitely swing by for this at some point. Today I got to taste a delicious portabello ropa vieja. Yum. I didn't linger on the cooking demos too long, but one can certainly gain some knowledge on cooking all those fresh tasty vegetables. I'll stop through again sometime soon. There is a CSA called NEXTDOORGANICS stationed at the Bushwick Farmer's Market that I'll probably be joining. This CSA is unique in that you don't pay upfront for the whole harvest season, you can go week by week. Also, fresh cut flowers are included in your weekly pickups. Aside from veggies, Bushwick Farmer's Market also has local honey, cheese and milk, brewklyn grind coffee and artisanal bread. I look forward to seeing this farmer's market grow in the future. What they are doing is wonderful.

Awesome traveling market that changes sizes due to the space. There is one on Grove and Myrtle that…read moreI went to today. I bought something I never heard or ate before: Ground Tomatoes. They are akin to the tomatillo but the size of a cherry tomato. Just pop them in your mouth they are delicious! Oh and pretty decent prices