Nice, clean store with a good variety of things. I like their cut flowers…read more Open 24 hours.

Beer is way too expensive here, but I guess it goes with the Court St rent. Their snack selection…read moreis pretty damn good though.

My love affair with kosher grocery stores continues. I know, I know, I fetishize. I can't help it…read more In an effort to get to know my neighbors and support our hood, I've been trying to give my business to (places other than Project Parlor? Good guess!) stores that obviously benefit the immediate community, instead of places like the Associated and Pioneer (scary). In all honesty, for as as much of a affection for my Jewish neighbors as I have (see also: I am a creepy/curious lurker in the non-hipster part of Bedford Ave), I can't claim to know the extent of what keeping kosher actually entails. I do know, however, that I love foreign products, products I've never seen or heard of before that are used exclusively by certain communities of people, and new (to me) cultural experiences. So, I really like Green Fresh Kosher Supermarket. I love how neat and orderly everything is in this store. I showed up right before 8pm (apologies!!) and the workers were mopping the floor. It smelled awesome, btw, like Pinesol or something similar, which reminds me of when I was little and my mom would mop and banish us to one room as she mopped another. I felt like kind of an ass for showing up so late, but I noticed a woman in one of the other aisles, and the cashier called out to me in a friendly tone to watch my step, so I decided it was okay to grab the few things I needed to bake a cake for my coworker's going away party. Everything was really easy to find, which was nice, because I didn't want to take too long, as it was almost closing time. I was particularly excited about the kosher cocoa I bought because the box was gorgeous (it's the small things in life, people, really). This place is inexpensive! I know the cocoa was over eight dollars, and with all of the other ingredients I bought to make a cake and frosting from scratch, I only spent seventeen dollars. I was shocked. I'm quite sure Compare Foods down the street would have been much more expensive, and their cocoa would not have been half as awesome (suck it Hershey's!). Oh and, I was very happy that the cashier (not sure if he's the owner?) was so very sweet and pleasant with me. I was actually so happy that we got to have a short convo that I nearly got run over by turning traffic as I crossed Dekalb in a state of euphoria. Nearly. ;)

I was super excited when I realized this was one of the imported imported snack stores that have…read morebeen popping up across the city. It looked bright,, fun and inviting. That's where the hospitality ended. Upon entering I knew it was definitely 1 that was following the hype. I noticed there was very little information about where the snacks were from or the actual flavor of some. Snacks and drinks bore exorbitant prices, stuck on the bottom/back of the product. $20 snacks and $10 drinks.... the other side of the store is all smoke shop paraphernalia.... it makes sense. You have to be completely zooted to buy from these guys. The worst part of the visit was how the one employee was rude to the folks attempting to patronize the shop. Talking loudly into his cell, his lack of desire to help customers.

Person behind the counter was friendly and helpful. Walked out with some insane Oreos.read more

Visited Malaysia beef jerky and got 2 pounds of jerky. The storefront is small and only fits about…read more3-4 people standing space inside. I got a half pound of spicy pork jerky, half pound of regular pork jerky, half pound of spicy beef, jerky, and half pound of regular beef jerky, along with some coconut pastries, and puffs. They have a lot of biscuits on the shelves behind the counter service was good. There was only one person in front of me when I came on a Saturday morning and my total came out to about $60 with two types of biscuits + 2 lbs of jerky.

If you love jerky, they got a lot of flavors. Good quality and not overly dry…read more Costs here went up a lot recently so expect $30 a pound.

This was some of the best food I've ever tasted. And the owner is adorable and makes every plate…read morewith love. 10/10 must try if you are in Brooklyn!! The sobrasada was absolutely incredible and there is a new off menu Escalavada egg plant roasted peppers goat cheese sandwich was one of the best things I have ever tasted. Try the beer on tap it is so balanced and delicious.

Love this place ! Spain vacation in the neighborhood. Sweet woman making amazing sandwiches…read moredeserves a shout out.

Grand Tea and Imports is a fantastic place to find special teas from China. They have several…read morepu-erh teas from young to vintage aged; black teas, some of which I cannot get enough of; green teas I usually do not drink, because I over steep them; and Oolong teas which fit nicely between the black and green teas and one I cannot get enough of. There is so much more than tea available in this crowded shop. I only avail myself of the tea, but the family proprietors have always been most helpful, engaging and educational regarding the teas and even the cultural events, such as the Chinese New Year. It's a challenge in a shop that can be very busy at times and crowded in the narrow aisles with product nearby and patrons trying to squeeze by each other without knocking anything over. Somehow, I don't mind all this and it adds charm to the shop. Some of the teas are rare finds and especially with the vintage Pu-erh teas. I still have one Pu-erh tea from 1993! It's drinking so smoothly and no sugar or honey is required. I have been there several times over the past seven years or so and they remember me now. The tea does not come cheaply, but this is quality tea, vintage tea, and unique teas you will not find everywhere, sourced by the family from China through their own acquisitions. Authentic, and you will not forget the experience and taste. 4.3 stars!

You can't go anymore old school CTOWN than this store. Was a cold day but grandma was out in the…read morefront of the store beckoning customers to come in and try some oolong tea. I walked in and was greeted by the over abundance of Chinese products packed on every shelf. I had a flashback in the 80s at a Filene's Basement with a dizzying array of STUFF. Folks here spoke toisanese but understood my Cantonese and I'm sure can speak English. I honed in at the many different big jars of teas and winded up asking one of the owners where the bik lo chun was. I had him weigh two ounces for me to take home and try. $20 later (loose leaf and none of that chopped/grinded up tea crap from Twinings or Bigelow -- i excited and grandma waited outside to comp me a lil bag of oolong for my journey. Service with a smile and a warm heart. We need to support more of these lil mom and pop before they go.

Can't say enough positive things about this new little market. My wife and I spend a month each…read moresummer in Spain, and we are excited to see some of our favorite products on the shelves. We went in for some tapas with our one-year-old daughter, and the customer service was incredible. Everyone there working was super kind and even gave us little toys to keep our daughter occupied while we ate some delicious bocadillos and gambas al ajillo. They even have a cute little reading nook. Everyone there was so nice, and we can't wait to go back regula

An eclectic selection. Pintxos, pickle snacks and sandwiches. Clean, new and you can get some…read morespecialty shopping done.

My family would come here often for our produce which there is a good selection. Prices are…read morecompetitive as they have a good selection of Asian veggies. Always crowded as it's packed with long lines and patrons are elbow-to-elbow room where it's definitely squeezing an adult size elephant into a sedan car, minus the oxygen. This market is not large but with the amount of patrons shopping for groceries I could not take the lack of space and waited outside for my parents to finish their shopping. I believe it's cash only as New Long Hing Market does not accept credit or debit cards in any form. I rate it four stars, like any Chinatowns in any city/country, for the lack of cleanliness.

Best produce grocery on East Broadway! They have a produce stand on the street, but the rest of the…read moreaction is below ground. They have a huge variety of vegetables and seafood all at very competitive prices. All the vegetables are loose (i.e. not packaged) which is great because you can just buy as much as you want. They have a lot of the standard vegetables you'll find in non-Asian NYC groceries, but obviously it's mostly Asian vegetables so this probably won't be your only produce stop. They have a few packaged Chinese goods in the back but not much, so I usually hit up Hong Kong Supermarket after I come here. Warning: this place gets pretty insanely crowded from time to time. OK, who am I kidding, it's always insane. Don't be shy and push your way through the crowd like everyone else.

Amazing place to eat fresh food and bays polish food and delicious sausages smoked ham and cheese…read moreso good for bbq Always fresh meat beef ,pork and chicken

Kabanosy are good as well as the cucumbers and pickles and other Polish goodies. However, the past…read moretwo times I purchased kielbasa, they were slimy and not edible with in a week of purchase. Usually, kielbasa gets dryer while refrigerated(which is good for a cured meat) and not slimy. I'll never buy kielbasa from here again however, the cucumbers are amazing and taste like they were freshly picked from my mother's garden. Try the Big Mac salad as well!

Every time I go into this place, I leave with a smile on my face!…read more My first experience with a Wegmans was back in 2012 in Valley Forge, PA when I was floored! Wegmans in Manhattan has managed to maintain that sense of a nice, well run, well stocked market with great amenities( connected restaurant) with friendly and courteous staff which attracts friendly and courteous customers ( even in the Villlage). Almost every item is of high quality and convenience although not always the best prices. We prefer this much more than Whole Foods by far. If you live below 34th Stret, worth a visit to check out a nice,clean, and exuberant place to shop or just browse!

The bakery section is fantastic. So good that I need to make sure I don't come here very often. But…read moreif you're looking for fresh bread, or pastries, or fabulous chocolate chip cookies, or a slice of cake...this is the place. Speaking of those cookies: I saw them mentioned online as one of the best things to try at Wegman's (the "Ultimate Chocolate Chip" cookies) so I had to try them out for myself. They are truly fantastic. They sell them in a few different sizes too - you can get them in a big bucket or buy the smaller batch that comes with 5 or 6, or a 2-pack. The downstairs section is beautifully laid out especially all of the meats and cheeses. Really it seems fun to go when you can take your time to really explore the store and figure out what you want. If you put stuff in the cart impulsively that's fine too, but for sure it will add up. Oh, will it add up. This is why I need to not come here too often, ha ha. I've found a lot to love though, including: the sugar bomb tomatoes, the cave-ripened cheeses, parmesan crisps, deli meats...if you go in the aisles where the packaged foods are you can definitely get some good buys on certain items, such as the Wegman's peanut butter and their boxes of tea. Back upstairs: more foods to check out, including a lot of prepared foods (hot and cold options), and when you actually want to do checkout, it seems to move fast, unless you want to check out with a cashier. For that it seems to be more of a wait. If you're fine with doing self-serve, you won't wait long at all because they have tons of machines. (And if you get stuck and something's not ringing up right, etc., they are quick to come help you out, in my experience) Looking forward to my next trip to Wegman's. If I was wealthier I'd be there all the time.