Good Mexican market tied to hugely loved Cafe Olla next door. Many of their prepared foods are…read moreshared. Good selection of classic items and particularly like their tlacoyos and snacks. Friendly service.

They've been opened since Sept but this is my first time visiting. This store specializes in…read moreMexican products but you can also find fruits, veggies, a small selection of meats (some marinated and ready to cook), cheeses, snacks, and candies. They also have a variety of decorations such as textiles, sugar skulls, pinatas, candles, and religious figurines. I really enjoyed perusing inside and ended up picking some random things like a bag of fried pork skins, Mexican candies and some Paletas in various flavors. I've already made a mental note to go back and to check out their selection of textiles as possible gifts for the holidays. And maybe try some of their pre-marinated meats for some easy dinner options. Overall a great little market and a welcome addition to this neighborhood.

Entering this store was my first trip. The store seems well lit and it's easy finding groceries…read more I walked in searching 1 thing and wind up purchasing more items. The clerk treated me with respect who greeted me with kindness. My new go-to store. Thanks so much.

I absolutely LOVE this Eastern European and Mediterranean Market! I've been coming to Parrot for…read moremany years. There are multiple locations in Queens: 2 in Sunnyside, 1 in Ridgewood, and 1 in Astoria. I wish they'd open a store in Long Island! Friendly and welcoming service; very reasonable prices! A true Gem! Parrot is packed with so many offerings! I can't even begin to name everything they offer but some items are: - Fresh pastries and desserts - Fresh Cheeses & Meats - Butcher Shop with specialty meats - Refrigerated & Frozen Foods: Manti dumplings, sausages, Pierogies, Yogurts, Soups, etc. - Olives Galore - Fresh Coffees, Teas & Spices - International Snacks - Fresh Baked Goods - Nuts, Candies, Cookies, Spreads, Dried Fruits - And MUCH MUCH MORE!! Each aisle is full of surprises, and it's fun just to walk down each and every aisle to see all their items. You just never know what you'll find! But be warned: your basket will be filled very quickly! My two fave items from this market are their Turkish Pide Bread and their ELITE Instant Turkish Coffee. (If you know, you know!). And don't snooze on their butcher section! Highly recommended! I've introduced this market to SOOOO many friends and family! You can thank me later!

This is now Bonao Grocery, I took pics to prove it...I'm freaking tired of editing addresses,…read moretrying to help out, and no one at YelpHQ matching my effort... But I must soldier on...take a few pics for proof and write the same honest reviews! POWWWWWW So anyway, I was in here for a total of seventy seconds. I met my barber in here, hehe...solidifying it's 'Top Dominican Bodega in the Neighbourhood' status. I got some salted cashews for a buck, and paid, and stepped out. But in my short time there, I noted great super-bright lighting a large selection of stuff. It looked like a miniature supermarket...there's also a deli case...a tv, I'm pretty sure I saw some seats.

The Bonao Grocery IS on Astoria Boulevard and it's great. A nice little Dominican owned…read moredeli...Their prices for juice, milk, bread are lower then most other bodegas in the area. I enjoy going there and interacting with the friendly staff. Keep doing a good job guys!

This market is amazing - we had to take a train to another borough to get here, but it was well…read moreworth the trip. My bf is Turkish, so he was so excited to check it out because there aren't really any markets here in the city that have Turkish goods. Instantly when I stepped inside, I felt so intrigued with the different options of Turkish goods here. Since I don't know too much about Turkish food, I just held the shopping basket and let my bf do all the shopping. I must say, everything he put in that basket looked DELICIOUS. I just wish we had this market closer to where we live! I'm writing this review weeks after my trip, and I can conclude that everything that we had purchased in the photo was amazing and I will be definitely coming back very soon to restock!

Always great customer service, and we always find what we need. Prices are good and always able to…read morebuy our European snacks! They have different types of frozen Burek. Granted fresh ones always taste way better but this is the second best thing when you get that crave.

The supermarket has a little bit of everything including some produce…read more They also have a great variety of baking needs, I would say a lot more than most local supermarkets. They have many Greek delicacies here and they also have a bakery section with some divine sweet and savory items for purchase . Around the holiday season, you'll find the infamous coin cake available . It's very close walking distance from Ditmars Boulevard and they also have a small parking lot in front which is nice if you have a quick run to make or you purchase a cart full.

Love their products and prices and service Reaching out to…read morereport a problem A serious filth fly infestation over by the Cheese/Fish/Meats Counter. This was noted in the midst of a cold winter. Can only imagine how bad in summer. Serious health concern These flies lay eggs in food and emerge from filth/feces and spread disease. Needs to be cured ASAP

This little grocery store is owned by a Dominican guy named Roberto, & he employs local people to…read morerun his business all year long. So where do I start?!? They make 2 different kinds of soup daily, (chicken & tripe soup or whatever) 3 plates of different food (ox tail, steak, pork cops stewed/fried) which are always delicious. I have lived on 14th street for 50 years now & he is located right across the street & they even deliver in the mornings. They stock bathroom stuff, macaroni, sauces, candy, cigarettes, toothpaste etc.. This company is certified "For The People" when it comes to doing the right thing. A few years ago a bunch of morons went in there & thought it was going to an easy place to knock off. It was all caught on video, but I cannot find it anymore, I can only find the article that was written up. Two (2) guys walked in & announced "THIS IS A ROBBERY", then proceeded to put two (2) customers on the floor & told them not to move. The guy with the gun walked up to the guy behind the counter (Danny / no longer works there) & put a gun to his head. Danny didn't like the idea & pushed the gun to the side away from his face. The robber wasn't too smart because he did it again. This time Danny grabbed the gun & started to fight with him. He hit Danny in the face & his accomplice broke a bottle over Danny's face & then it was a few for all. All the customers both standing & laying down started to pound the gunman & they took away his gun but not before he could fire it into the wall during the struggle. Here's the link & maybe if you can do a better job researching, you'll find the video as well. Go to Lantigua & tell them Mikey "pitbull" sent you. =) ~

This is like a little bodega / mom n' pop grocery that's two blocks from my house. This great…read morelittle place saved me the hassle of walking out to 21st street and broadway to hit up the big supermarkets so I was very pleased with them. All in all, given their size they really do carry the essentials that you might need at reasonable prices. I think they're a great neighborhood grocery and people should know about them so here we are. I was having some family members over for dinner in honor of my cousin's last day in the city and I needed olive oil, italian bread, and stuffing. This place had all three plus I noticed they carried Boar's head deli meat, different types of soups and cereals, dinner meats like chicken and pork chops, and cleaning supplies plus *some* fresh produce. If you live in the area this should be your go-to place if you need a little something to make yourself dinner and can't be bothered to go out to the main drag by Broadway. Give the place a tray! It worked really well for my needs.

I must have walked by this place 100 times and never thought about going in. I was on a hunt to…read morefind lotte xylitol "lime mint" gum and my sister brought me here to see if they had it. When I walked in I was really surprised that this was a fully stocked Japanese store. The person behind the counter was just so nice and friendly. This store had a bit of everything. It's a small store, but I was truly amazed how everything was organized so neatly. They had so many Japanese snacks, grocery items, frozen item, plus more. If I had more time I would have stayed longer to really look around. I really was so happy to find what I was looking for and their prices are so reasonable. They only accept cash and this is really one of my new favorite store.

The original Asian market in Astoria. Wonderful, kind Japanese staff who can help you find items…read morefrom an array of Asian cuisines. Strong selection of grocery items in packed aisles. Standard BentOn selection of onigiri and prepared meals daily, albeit small. Fresh sandwiches like tuna and egg salad arrive daily, with the exception of Tuesdays and Thursdays. Great to spend your money here to support one of the longer standing markets that's been open over a decade, long before newer trendy markets.

I love the hot bar/boxed food at this supermarket!! The servers are fast and generous. It's such a…read moregood deal for the amount of food they give you. The boxed meal set comes with a choice of soda or soup - definitely try the bone broth soup, it's so good! There is a seating area in the grocery store near the doors if you opt to eat in.

Convenient Asian super market with one of the best lunch deals in the area!…read more In general the store has the basic stuff you need (Asian condiments, rice, ramen, snacks). There's also home goods stuff downstairs. Not a lot of produce, sometimes doesn't even have some of the basics (green onions). Prices are a bit higher than they should be but still reasonable for the area. Coffee/bakery shop inside called Progreso, although it was closed when I went the other day. Boxed lunch where you can pick a carb (chow mein, rice noodles, rice) + 2 or 3 sides. Most of the same dishes everyday but some do change. They really pack the box! Build your own dry pot (price based on weight). 30% off sushi after 7pm