Very happy going to Foodtown in Bayside! It's just the right size store. It's not too big or small…read more Everything you would need is there and lines are minimal. Staff is friendly. Prices are competitive. Going at off times would be good as parking is either right in front or on the adjacent street. My go to grocery store!

Its a really nice place. They are really friendly and take well care of their customers. And…read morealways fresh food. I tried a sandwich and it was amazing!

We food shop at Walfood all the time including today. Smaller but acceptable size and variety of…read morefood items as compared to other Asian supermarkets. I always find the food fresh. The employees are fairly although not overly friendly. The aisles are narrow, sometimes language can be a problem, and I wish they had a loyalty program. It's a supermarket and it serves its purpose. Overall, I'd give it 3 1/2 stars.

Convenient asian supermarket, competitive pricing, good selection, clean, and organized. Worth…read morecoming here more often!

On behalf of The Center for the Women of New York, I want to extend a sincere thank you to Bayside…read moreMilk Farms for their generous donation to our Taste of the World at Fort Totten gala. As a valued local market, they provided hearty veggies and homestyle meatballs. The vegetables were prepared in a rich, savory sauce that gave them a comforting, slow-cooked flavor, and the meatballs were tender and well-seasoned. Our guests appreciated the classic, home-style preparation. It is because of supportive local businesses like Bayside Milk Farms that we are able to raise important funds for our mission of supporting women in the New York community. Their willingness to contribute to a local cause shows their deep care for the neighborhood, and it is exactly why I make a point to support community-minded businesses like theirs. We highly recommend Bayside Milk Farms for their generosity and commitment to the community. Thank you for being a wonderful partner and for helping us make a difference.

Your typical deli fare with some elevated ingredients - the chicken salad and tuna salad were…read moresatisfactory - didn't like their rolls so much so I'll stick to their other breads next time. Delivery driver super courtesy and pleasant. If you're looking for a nice lunch, this place is a solid pick.

Food here is delicious especially #33!! They take credit cards!! Service is quick! Ambiance is…read morenice! Plenty of tables to sit indoors & outdoors to eat!! They do have a self serve water machine as well!

Storytime: I bought pastries from Paris Baguette and some food from the market inside H-Mart. I sit…read morein the food court seating OUTSIDE which was empty, to EAT, minding my business, when a lady walks up and says, "Only restaurant customers can sit here." Mind you -- I'm holding a bunch of H-Mart food with PAID sticker on top. I guess my money wasn't good enough for that table. The whole thing felt rude and honestly discriminatory. I just wanted lunch, not a reminder that common sense isn't always common.

I love this supermarket! Bluefin Tuna Day was amazing --…read moresuper fresh and beautifully displayed. The cashier was incredibly nice this time, which made the experience even better. I also love how clean, organized, and well-maintained the store is. Everything is easy to find, and the quality really shows. Definitely one of my favorite places to shop!

I am updating my original review because Food Bazaar has now made it unmistakably clear that…read morenothing was actually fixed after my first complaint. After my original review, Merci D. (management) posted a polished public response suggesting that the issue had been taken seriously and addressed. That response now looks like pure corporate theater. I returned to the store and ran into the same ridiculous problem all over again: I asked a simple question about where to find Greek yogurt, and once again encountered employees who either spoke little to no English or were unable to provide even the most basic assistance. That alone would be bad enough, but the dysfunction did not stop there. The lines were absurdly long, and at exactly the worst possible time, several self-checkout kiosks were closed simultaneously. In other words, when the store most needed efficiency, it managed to manufacture delay instead. The attached photo speaks for itself. Shutting down multiple self-checkout stations while customers are stuck waiting in long lines is not just poor judgment; it is operational stupidity. This is not a minor inconvenience. It is a pattern. Customers should not have to wander the store like unpaid investigators because staff cannot answer a basic question, and they certainly should not then be rewarded for their trouble with needless delays at checkout because management cannot keep enough kiosks open to handle traffic. What makes this especially irritating is that Merci D. (management) had already publicly acknowledged the earlier problem and implied that corrective action had been taken. Clearly, it had not. Her response now reads less like genuine customer service and more like a performative block of text written to contain public embarrassment while leaving the actual dysfunction intact. At this point, the problem is bigger than rude service or inconvenience. This store appears to be poorly run at a basic operational level. If Food Bazaar cannot ensure that employees can communicate well enough in English to help customers locate ordinary items, and cannot keep sufficient checkout capacity open during busy periods, then it is failing at the most elementary responsibilities of a retail business. Food Bazaar had an opportunity to correct this after my first review. Instead, it seems to have chosen the cheaper and lazier option: issue a hollow public reply, pretend the problem was addressed, and continue subjecting customers to the same chaos. That is not professionalism. That is incompetence with a public relations filter slapped on top of it. Food Bazaar did not fix the problem. It dressed it up, lied about addressing it, and carried on with the same incompetence. At this point, Merci D.'s response looks less like accountability and more like a written receipt for empty promises.

Everyone is kind and nice. The food is decent. Lots of good fruits and veggies. Good potato salad…read moreand macaroni salad. Just so convenient

Bayside Farm Market is our neighborhood's go-to place to shop for all our basic groceries. They…read morehave all the basics and esp. have lots of vegetarian options! The produce is fresh from the farms (not refrigerated). Any items that are slightly beyond fresh are sold at a huge discount. We love this store, and they're open around the clock.

Staff extremely helpful. Shelves always stocked. Very clean and they have a great selection of…read moredifferent items. Love this store!

This should be an ideal supermarket, and instead its an absolute disaster. How can this be? Its…read morein an ideal location, they have the real estate, and the neighborhood is pretty good, and yet this is such an absolute disaster of a store. Yet, from the prices they charge, you'd think this was a Whole Foods. This is made worse by the fact that the staff seems to not care about their store or the shoppers, and can be openly hostile when inconvenienced. You can see from the reviews how they are with returns, and its true. We had an issue with a single bottle of milk that wasn't sealed properly. First they tried to deny a return based on the 24 hour return window (stated nowhere) had been exceeded. It hadn't even been 12 hours, but nobody bothered to look at the date and time. After having to argue what should have been a non-issue, and getting store management involved, the store then proceeded to claim that the clearly unopened bottle was not leaking (why would we return it, if it was fine) and that it has been swapped out with something else (again, why). After having to argue it for some time, they offered to take it back and swap it, but they would do it for us - because they would not allow us to get our own replacement bottle. After all of the fighting for a $3 half gallon of milk, it was pretty clear they were going to just walk away and come back with the same bottle. We said we couldn't trust they would not give us the same bottle, and they said they were concerned we would just get a bottle with a later date. SO PETTY. Finally they relented and allowed us to get a bottle with the same sell by date, clearly foiling our dastardly plan to get an extra day of milk, because taking the time to bring an unopened milk back and fighting the staff is worth one more sell by date day. I've been living in the area for over 20 years, and this is the third iteration of this supermarket that I'm aware of. It was Waldbaums, then Food Universe, and now Key Food. Every one of these has been awful, and this is very much the worst version of the three.

Living in Bayside without a car makes grocery shopping difficult. If I don't want to pay $2 for…read morethe bus that runs up Bell I can either walk 30 minutes each way to Waldbaum's at Bay Terrace (good for everything but far away), walk almost as far and across two highways to get to the Waldbaum's on Francis Lewis (again, has everything, but isn't as good as the Bay Terrace one), walk 15 minutes to Grande Mela market (more of a bodega), walk 5 minutes to Bell Farm (good for produce, pricey, no meat selections, basic grocery), or walk 10 minutes to C-Town. I usually just try to borrow my roommate's car to go to Waldbaum's and order FreshDirect otherwise, but if I'm in desperate need of groceries other than produce I head down to C-Town. C-Town is good for basics and has a good meat selection (unlike anywhere else within 15 minutes of my apartment), but their produce is often a little sketchy. I usually have a hard time finding un-bruised, fresh-looking fruits and veggies. Prices are decent, and there's an extensive frozen foods and dairy section, but for anything fresh I'd either go to Bell Farm or Waldbaum's (though neither of those can touch Whole Foods or the Greenmarket).

We went here to buy some basic baking goods. I decided to get coffee as there were beans and a…read moregrinder. The grinder made a lot of noise and the coffee came out extremely course with some whole beans in the mix. Clearly the grinder was broken. I shrugged and moved on. I was a couple of aisles away when a manager approached me with the coffee bag in his hand and an expression on his face like he was smelling rotten onions. He was clearly irritated and wanted to know what my problem was that I ground and left the coffee. Feeling no guilt, I calmly informed him that the grinder was broken and showed him the coarseness of the grind as evidence. He asked me to join him at the coffee grinder as he was intent on giving me a lesson on how to operate the thing. Why I went along with him? Not sure. Usually I am not so patient and yielding. The setting was clearly on the line between auto-drip and fine. Undeterred, he thought to run the coffee through again. The noise was even louder than when I tried it. This time the grinder produced not only more partially ground coffee but also a shard of broken blade. Some more dramatic than myself might refer to this as, um, shrapnel. He sort of apologized. Not enough.

Recently moved near the area and can confidently say that this is one of the best grocery stores…read more Items, especially the produce and meats, are super fresh -- and the bread! Decent options and they give us the most recently sliced bread they have. It sometimes gets more busy during the day than I expect, but I've determined it's usually retired/older individuals or people WFH. Only reason I gave four stars: it's a bit pricy for certain items (e.g. small spinach bundles for $5 each). I could get 2-3x bigger organic bundles at Whole Foods for half the price.

North Shore Farms is the perfect supermarket. Especially their meat department which is oftentimes…read morewell-stocked with prime rated meats. They have an exceptional sprawling seafood section offering a wide range of wild-caught domestic and imported seafood. Did I mention their curated but plentiful selection of cheeses? Entering the store makes me feel as though I'm in a farmer's market. A wide variety of greens, fruits and veggies engulfs shoppers. About a third of their produce department is dedicated to organics. I typically visit the Beachurst/Whitestone store when I'm in town. Plenty of parking in the plaza along with several other stores that I patronize. May I suggest that this supermarket is worth the trip, even if you're coming from further away.