This place is 24/7 and has multiple variations of everything you can need, including produce. It's…read moreat a great location, on the way home from the subway. The people who work here are always super friendly. I can always count on Orange Blossom!

A 24/7 neighborhood grocery store that has everything you need including after midnight munchies…read morefix. We usually stopped here after a late movie or whenever we are in the area to pick up a cool smoothie, juice or a bite to eat including my favorite egg whites on a bagel or turkey hero .Good variety of goodies for a Astoria convience store and the guys behind the counter are always joking around with regular customers like cuz and I. My favorite neighborhood grocery shop in Astoria.4.5 stars on my yelp meter.

Solid options and conveniently located! Open late and decent…read moreprices. They package the wine so that it doesn't break after you buy it.

Won't be coming here anymore. I'd rather travel to Manhattan for better service. Went to exchange a…read morefaulty product and the clerk gave me a hard time complaining about losing money. Meanwhile, I was entitled to an exchange or SOMETHING. All these foreign mom n pop businesses don't know what they're doing and stink.

On The Luck is one of the many convenience stores in the Downtown Flushing area. Open very late,…read moreI've stopped by here many times on the way home to grab a light snack or beer, or to buy the occasional lottery ticket when the jackpot balloons. Rest assured, when I become a bajillionaire from my winnings, I will not forget my Yelp friends. On the outside, you will notice a sign like that of many convenience stores in plain big letters spelling "Lotto Beer Soda Coffee" because obviously lotto, beer, soda, and coffee go so well together. This convenience store is no-nonsense like all convenience stores ought to be and the store keepers are quick. There is one particular store keeper here that always has a smile for you and even knows a bit of Spanish. On any given night, you will find three or four lonely Chinese bachelors standing around satiating their gambling addiction with scratch-offs, probably because they did not have the time or money to hop on the gamble bus to go to Foxwoods that night. And you never know, that next one or twenty-five scratch-offs could be your winning ticket to all your dreams come true. Many a nights I've walked into this store feeling like I've walked into a furnace. In my own head I've said to the store keepers many times, look, just because you're from India doesn't mean you have to keep the temperature in here like India. Well tonight I walked in and I was only slightly hot, and I heard a familiar friendly buzzing that signals relief in the summertime. It's an AC unit! They have an AC unit above the door! And it's on! Why in the Nine Hells do they not turn it on more often? Yes that was a rhetorical question - I know they're probably trying to save money in this craptastic economy.

This Mi Tierra redefines the concept of "cozy." Every corner was stuffed with items, making it feel…read morelike an intense game of Tetris where the goal is to fit as much as possible without toppling over. The walking spaces were so narrow that I think I might have accidentally performed some advanced yoga poses just trying to get through the aisles. They do have a wide variety of items, which is great. However, it seems like some of the signs haven't seen a calendar in a while. My sister got excited about a soda deal marked at 4/$5. After some enthusiastic grabbing, we realized that the sign was a relic from 2023. Apparently, it's now a museum piece because it was never taken down. Price-wise, Mi Tierra is pretty typical, but definitely on the pricier side. I suppose you're paying for the thrill of navigating a labyrinth of goods and the nostalgic charm of outdated deals.

This grocery store has the basics. I only need the basics in a local grocery store. The prices are…read morebetter than my other local grocery store. The store clerks are very nice to help me reach items on the top shelf. There are imported coffees here too that I like. I've never had a problem finding things I need at this store. The aisles do feel very cramped and tight. Products are crammed in every nook and cranny.

Good prices, most staff friendly except a Hispanic worker who just watches tv or stuck in his phone…read moreand doesn't greet or thank you, I usually go somewhere else if he is working

Two extra wide bowling alley lanes containing many varieties of wine, liquor & spirits. Straight…read moreand long were the north and south lanes showcasing many varieties of wines in the magnum and up size. Italy, Greece and Californians seemed to dominate this sector, single standard bottles were populated by the above mentioned as well as French and South American. A quick peer over to the left told me enough to know that Shop & Go had hundreds of options of the stronger stuff, mainly all encased in top shelf bottles. So I'm at the register, reslady too pay when the current customer, a lady in her late fifties looking kinda sketchy insisted she gave the clerk a twenty and it was he who gave less change than she was due in error. The courteous staffer kinda knew it wasn't the case, but didn't create a rift, smiled and wished her well.

I have a couple of friends who love getting wine as gifts and since I was in the neighborhood, I…read moreended up at Broadway Wine & Liquor. They are conveniently located next to the 74th Street subway stop in Elmhurst. The store isn't very large, but it appears to have a good inventory of alcohol. Every square inch of the store, from floor to ceiling, is stacked with liquor bottles. I went in with a picture of two wine bottles that my friend has mentioned they would love to get. I showed it to the guy behind the counter and he immediately was able to show me where they were located. I was very impressed! If I ever need to buy alcohol again, I'll most likely come back here.

While shopping in the Elmhurst section of queens , I remembered that some of my boys are…read morearistocrats and want wine with wings , hot dogs and other grub while watching Thursday nite football and Broadway wine and liquor looks like a place that has plenty .Place is not big but it's wall to wall , section to section , aisle to aisle stacked neatly and organized with every type of booze with decent displayed prices . I was able to roam and browse freely and found exactly what the boys wanted in wine and one bottle of champagne to celebrate my cuz getting a big promotion at work . Overall a very good booze shop that has it all or close to it and just by looking from outside you will notice that as well.4 stars on my yelp meter.

This market is located in the same area as the subway, and is similar to a deli. The space itself…read moreis rather large, with aisles of snacks and dry food options. Their fridge hold an wide assortment of drinks from milk, sodas, teas, to alcoholic beverages. I enjoy their chip selection located all the way in the back and is one of my go to places to grab them. I frequent here often whenever I get my subways or pizza from the nearby shops and need a beverage. TIP: I remember they only took cash the last time I was here so keep cash on you. You wont need to much because everything is pretty cheap. They also have deli items such as cheeses that they sell as well.

Super friendly great items to choose from very convenient and good pricing for the city. Highly…read morerecommend

Despite it's name, it's just a typical convenience store for you to grab your munchies from. The…read moreworkers are pretty much voiceless automatons that point you in the direction of what you're looking for with no verbal clues. Accidentally try to pay for your water at the lotto counter and you'll get the finger point to the cashier. Ask for directions and they'll also frantically shake their finger in a direction. Maybe they just employ mutes? I'm all for equal opportunity!