This is my second Hashi market visit at this location. It is very spacious with lots of great…read moreitems to choose from, both prepared food and grocery items. They also have a vast amount of goodies, specifically chips, cookies and candy from Japan, Korea and China. There is also a section with stationary items and toys for all ages. The market has a small seating area which is great for grabbing a quick bite or soft serve ice cream, in my case, near the ice cream station. I love black sesame ice cream and put my colleague on to it, and she loved it as well. It was a nice treat on a hot 80 degree day in NYC. This space is in a great location in Cobble Hill, not far from transit and shops. The best part is it's clean and well lit. Will return to try some of their prepared foods and packaged salty items.

What a nice addition to the neighborhood! There aren't many Japanese (or even Asian in general)…read morestore around and the few are tiny. Hashi feels like an actual grocery store with aisles of Asian goods. While it's still a bit pricey, it's the next best thing without traveling to Chinatown. My favorite part of their ready to eat hot foods/sushi section. I decided to get a Sashimi/Sushi Combo ($23), which I also got to enjoy right away. They have a dining area for you as well. Plus, you get 50% off at Fujissa located inside with $10+ purchase at Hashi Market (just show your receipt when you order). And don't miss out on the 50% off discount after 7pm for the hot foods/sushi, which is an hour earlier than Ten Ichi Mart.

It's actually about frustration in signing up for online shopping; I have tried randomly over a…read moreperiod of months to get a functioning account and have never succeeded. Nor can I get anyone who "does" the online service management or get relevant answers from the Contact Us link. Last night I got to the checkout, and then the site kept asking me for the order number. ??? That ended the order going through. Mohammed tried to help by doing it verbally over the phone but there were too many items to deal with. It had been a go-to-shop for me since it opened, but after an accident I can't easily go in-person and now apparently I can't shop there at all or find anyone who is responsible/helpful for the site's customer functionality.

This has been my (very) local grocery store for over a decade, and unfortunately it has taken a…read moresteep turn downhill. What was once a family-owned, excellent grocery store run by wonderful people who cared is now a Key Food with a different name. I mean that literally; they were bought by Key Food during the pandemic, and they laid off all the employees (that we loved), brought in more self-checkout, and the quality of the produce has fallen off a cliff, while the prices have climbed to extortionist levels. For the most part, the replacement staff is quite nice and usually helpful (there are a couple bad apples that seem upset you need assistance). The guys behind the prepared food counter will do a solid job on your sandwich, and the cashiers are usually pleasant and almost always efficient. They still have a rewards program where if you spend around $250 and you get like $10 credit. (Hey, it's better than nothing.) The expansion of the store a few years back means they truly have just about everything, and the beer and ice cream selections are actually phenomenal (but overpriced). However, produce we buy is occasionally going bad already, and the prices are wildly out of control. I paid $7 for two onions last week. It becomes harder and harder to justify shopping here when it's more expensive than Fresh Direct, and vastly more pricey than the fruit and vegetable spots a few blocks away. I don't risk the meat and fish any longer (not with Paisanos and Fish Tales in the hood), although Bell & Evans chicken is quite reliable. Basically, Brooklyn Fare went from an incredible market to have across street to a last-resort for items I forgot to purchase elsewhere in the neighborhood, at reasonable prices. They know we're coming in when we need something, and we're going to pay for it. Despite these shortcomings, it's still great to have a corner store that has just about everything. I can still run out and grab some milk for my wife's cookies when I've finished the last drop and she looks particularly stabby. But it's going to cost $7 for half a gallon.

Absolutely love the food and groceries here. They curate the best from the Middle East and around…read morethe world!

Spice heaven -yes. Good selection of world spices. Specialty goods and ingredients. Bulk cofee,…read morecandy, nuts cheese ,olives and more. Lots of prepared foods too and grocery items. The store is spacious and not overwhelming. Shelves ate neatly organized. Workers are helpful and willing to locate products for you. Great place for ingredients if you're interested in preparing foods from other countries and cuisines.

My first few encounters here were related to the Too Good to Go app where they sold big bags of…read morebaked goods for a very cheap price. They were always doughnuts and muffins. Lately, we've come for their lunch sandwiches. Most of them are named after streets in BK Heights, which I thought was cute. They're better than the other fast food subs around the neighborhood. I've had the Brooklyn Heights with hot lean roast beef with lettuce and tomatoes on hero and the dumont with hot roast beef with melted cheese and onions on a hero. The employees behind the counter are usually very nice and make sure that you're being helped. As I wait for the sandwiches, I'm usually browsing all the other baked good options ranging from cakes to cookies to cupcakes. I did succumb once and paid over 20 dollars per lb for Christmas cookies. They were alright, but very pricey.

We were craving some sweets and found this bakery/deli on yelp. We only ordered a large chocolate…read morechip cookie and a brownie. Both were amazing and not too sweet. The bread looked good but we had already eaten lunch. The bakery section has some good options for cookies and such.

Got their focaccia at a pop up in Chelsea, literally the best focaccia I have ever had 10/10…read morehighly recommend, it looks like they do a lot of pop ups etc so I would follow them on insta if you want to get it at a popup!

From the owner: Get your fluffy focaccia fix every Saturday at Smorgsburg Williamsburg. Offered in a variety of…read moresavory and sweet flavors with vegan options available.

One of the better supermarkets in the neighborhood-- blows nearby Key Foods away. Their produce…read moreselection is fresh and varied and they seem to carry a little bit of everything. This is the place I run over to when I need to quickly grab something I missed for a recipe. I really like that they offer "locked in deals" that last longer than a weekly special would. Prices are reasonable for the most part and they are well-stocked in most items. PS- Bring a cardigan in the summer-- I call this place the freezer bc the A/C is super strong.

A comprehensive selection with many great products, but what is going on with these prices?! Many…read moreaverage things that they sell here cost less someplace else...but it was a very nice store so I'd still recommend

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

Best catering in Brooklyn!!! Definitely the freshest most yummy sandwiches delivered early and…read moreneatly. Assorted and varied sampling for everyone's palate- with choices in mind for the most finicky customer! Served with chips, sodas and giant cookies, everyone had their favorite choice with no complaints from 20 attendees! Included condiments, cups, ice, plates, knives & napkins. Everything perfectly presented. I'm very happy and plan on catering again. Perfect for the holiday season. Al you are the best! Thank you!

Botte is a whole vibe. Got the calamari and a fish dish --…read moreboth hit. Fresh, flavorful, no notes. Walking distance from my hotel, low-key spot, very Brooklyn energy. Simple. Solid. Cool without trying.

This is a very nice rustic Italian restaurant. Italian restaurant. It's brightly lit up with…read moreexposed brick walls. The food is very good. We had the kale salad and another salad which were both excellent. The pizzas are delicious and the wine is nicely priced they have a happy hour where you can get a glass of wine for eight dollars. The service was good but a little slow however they didn't have a large white staff. We will definitely make this one of our go to places. This is a great place for casual dinner with wonderful food.

I usually stop by when I am at Dekalb Market but it's been awhile - luckily, I had time to kill…read more The menu is a bit different- it used to be on the wall but now they actually have it printed out and place on the counter. The cellar is counter service w/an employee behind it and high tops to sit of you wanted sip & sit. Pretty chill spot. I got the agave wine margarita ($12) - soooo magically delicious! It has a mellow & sweet as compared to a regular Margarita that's on the tart side

Stopped by the market downstairs for dinner and grabbed the frozen of the month which was wild…read moreberry. Tasty (a tad bit on the tangy side) and a good price! The woman working there was helpful and inviting. They do have a few bar seats available.

Eastern District is a really fun little store for shopping and browsing and the people who work…read morethere are really cool and helpful. This place is definitely one of my go-tos for cheese if I'm in the area - and they will let you taste/sample cheeses that you're curious about. They also often have samples of one or cheeses, as well as samples of other foods, on a display table near where you enter the store. There's also a good selection of crackers, Jams and preserves, beer,non-alcholic beverages. They sell breads from She Wolf Bakery and they often have cookies from The Good Batch. This is a great place to stop in if you're already in the area but if you're not it's worth making a special trip over just to check it out! Chances are you'll find something that you like (and a lot that you're tempted by)

Every time I visit friends in Park Slope, I make a mandatory stop here to gather everything one…read morecould possibly need for a delicious charcuterie board. This place is my personal treasure chest of cheeses, meats, and little delights I didn't know I needed until I saw them. The staff is truly wonderful: warm, patient, and impressively knowledgeable. I always arrive puzzled by the sheer number of incredible options, and they always guide me to the perfect picks. Honestly, they know more about cheese than anyone I've ever met, and thanks to them, I walk out with bags of greatness and the promise of an amazing night ahead. And whatever you do, don't sleep on their sandwiches. They're crafted with the same magic touch. A gem in Park Slope, through and through.