Was in the area and looking for a quick sandwich option…read more Came into Albemarle and they seemed like they had a variety of options (breakfast sandwiches, rolls/hero's etc). I chose to go with the JJ Sandwich (breaded chicken, mozzarella, jalapeños etc). I get to the cash register and a woman rings me up and mumbles something in another language to the man who's preparing the food she then proceeds to add a dollar onto my order and doesn't tell me why. Upon opening the sandwich, the chicken cutlet is soggy and seems like it was made days ago. Not sure if there other sandwiches are better but this sandwich for $13.50 was extremely underwhelming. I could've gotten a lunch special at a Thai restaurant down the street for cheaper and better food.

Local neighborhood bodega or Modega as it's called is always reliable and a community staple. The…read morefamily who works here are always so so friendly too. I will get the occasional breakfast sandwich (like an egg and cheese or bec), or a turkey/cheese sandwich for lunch or dinner. Otherwise, they have a pretty good menu of other types of sandwiches. Depending on who is making the sandwich, it will vary. Definitely a safe bet either way. They also have your usual snacks like potato chips, sodas, beers, and what not. I've been here a number of times because I'll be in the neighborhood. This is definitely one of my favorite bodegas around. My favorite part being how personable and friendly the family who runs it. They've now become a familiar face. Overall, a recommend for if you happen to be passing by. It's conveniently located by the F/G subway stop, so it's hard to miss.

Best, and cheapest bacon egg and cheese in the area. Also makes the best salami and provolone…read moresandwich I've ever had. Super fast delivery too.

Best place to get a breakfast sandwich or lunch plate/sandwich for miles. Clean, well stocked, well…read morepriced and busy. Smart attentive staff. They do stuff the old fashioned way. I have always left satisfied every time I went here

Great local bodega! Nice selection of food and Bev offerings, clean, and th e staff are lovely…read more Hard pressed to go in there when at least 2-4 76 precinct cops are not in there chowing down and gossiping! Also open late- typically till 1am or so, and during the season, you can always expect to see the Yankee game on their big screen tv! Beer, snacks, drinks, sandwiches, cigs, candy, etc.

I have been getting my morning coffee here for years, and was excited to learn that they recently…read moreadded smoothies and juices. I tried the green juice as well as strawberry banana smoothie - both were awesome! This is a great addition to the neighborhood!

Best market in the neighborhood. Clean and orderly, fresh produce, expansive deli, agave in the…read moresmoothies, yum. All the employees are super nice. The manager has a fantastic sense of humor. Shop here.

Great customer service. Well organized, they carry…read moreeverything u need . I moved here new , this place is my permanent spot dor all my daily ne

I really have a love-hate relationship with Ed & Ron's because not only is it so convenient to my…read morehouse, they really do make a great breakfast sandwich. Their coffee is also really great, but my issue is with whoever makes my cold cut heroes. If you get the Mexican guy, he is SUPER cheap on the amount of cold cut meat he gives you on your hero, that you're mostly eating bread. One time, I even told him, "hey man, you can be a little more generous with the ham." He gave me ONE extra slice. Seriously? I'm paying for it - charge me for the extra meat then! The white guy, who is the owner, HE makes the better of the two sandwiches, always. You don't have to keep telling him what to put on your sandwich either; once is enough. The Mexican guy, he usually forgets a topping or two, and leaves something to be desired. If you can, ask for who is making your sandwich. They are my emergency deli, and sadly, if they can honestly make a sandwich the way I WANT it, then I would change the review.

This is my corner store, I love them they have enough food so u can cook and all the essentials…read more It gets pretty crowded but hey that's life. The owners and workers are very nice. And they have craft beer YaY

We were in the neighborhood and decided to stop by with our kids for some Uncle Louie G ice cream…read more My first impression of the place is how clean and organized everything is. We didn't walk around but from what I could see, the little store is well kept. There are a ton of homemade goods, homemade cotton candy with many flavors, popcorn that's made fresh every day, ice cream, protein shakes, smoothies and Italian ices. We ordered a waffle bowl (vanilla and cookies and cream scoops with rainbow sprinkles), a vanilla waffle cone, a cookies and cream waffle cone and a small mango madness smoothie. My husband is picky with vanilla flavored ice cream and says his waffle cone was pretty good. My kids also finished their ice cream (my younger one rarely finishes his, by the way). I really appreciated the pretty lady who took our order because she gave me a sample of the smoothie to see if I wanted to add anything. She also offered us some popcorn on the house and I thought it was so sweet! My son asked for one cherry in his waffle bowl and she kindly added another one for us. Service is top notch and we can't wait to come back and try more things from the deli next time. I'd come back for the service alone.

What a cute local addition, Lucky 7 is a super fresh, delicious deli w/ fresh food + smoothies…read more(fruity and dessert ones (espresso! cappuccino!). Their coffee drinks are very popular here. Omar the owner is super kind and so is his staff. It's nice going into a deli that offers a full salad bar along with home made foods from their culture. I had a meat pie (made by Omar's mom!), along with a side of Greek salad. Can't go wrong. I would highly recommend.

A neighborhood institution. The grocery side of the operation features a small produce section,…read morerefrigerated/frozen goods, and a selection of meats and poultry. There are also plenty of canned goods, a healthy assortment of snacks, and of course, beer. The deli side is where it's at. When I don't feel like making breakfast, I'll come through for a bacon egg and cheese on a roll ($3.50), which they quickly make to order. The other food delicacies they offer seem to be a hit; there's often a lunch crowd ordering food. Prices are reasonable for this part of Brooklyn. The business feels honest, unlike the deli across the street. I enjoy shopping at President and I wish them all the best.

Definitely not your average bodega/corner store...they have more groceries than most. I've come…read morehere many times to get things that I can't find at other bodegas/corner stores and don't want to trek to Key Foods for. They have a pretty good selection of meat and chicken...no ground beef though which I'd like to be able to get. Produce sometimes looks kind of old, but other times it looks fine. Sandwiches have always been good - their hero bread is better than other spots in the area. Prices are on point with other stores. My only complaint is their hours..they close so early and it can be inconvenient.

All I have to say, "does anybody supervise staff" in this store? You would be surprised at the…read moreskill sets of those working in this place, especially those that have to face customers. If you ask someone in the butcher shop for special cut or are they just going to put out plain sausage the answer is, "sorry I am going home", or "what we cut/we put out is available to you". You're also lucky to get an answerer when you interrupt them while on the phone or having a conversation with stock guys. Now let's talk of the cashiers -some are rude, don't know how to count and don't bag. (or feign they don't bag though the store policy is too bag). I look for the old timers when I go and I am avoiding shopping on the weekends as the most inexperienced unsupervised are manning the registers. The young managers are the worse. They are too busy talking about their last adventure, online interests, gossiping, talking about customers or general gripping. They don't monitor the cashiers and act offended when you complain about the service. Some of the new cashiers look away and ignore customers to avoid work. Recently when I approached the counter of a cashier doing nothing with her back to customers, and asked if she was opened, the answer was curt, and annoyed as" why do I dare ask". A simple yes would have sufficed. Oh, I forget, god forbid you give them $20.25 if the bill l is $10.25. They look at the quarter like it just landed from the moon on the latest meteorite. Oh, and don't give them a quarter after they post the $20 to the register. Somehow, they can't add the $9.75 and .25 to give you $10 back.

I shopped here earlier today to buy some fresh corn. The supermarket is impressive. They have a…read morebakery inside where they making pizza, calmness, and focaccia. They also have a deli section with meat, cheese and ready to eat food. The employees are friendly and helpful. It was my first time there. The produce looked fresh and good. I bought some nectarines, corn on the corn, green grapes and beets. The nectarines were crisp, juicy and sweet. Some stores let you take the husk off the corn but they didn't let me at this place. One of the employees told me that someone fell on the husk that was on the floor and complained to the store so now they don't let you do it in the store. The corn looked good and fresh so I bought anyways. I became a club card member to get the discounts in this store. 6 corn for $2. The aisles were wide enough for me to maneuver my stroller through them. It was hard by the registers but customers were understanding when I had to switch planes to get out. I wouldn't mind visiting this place again.