Everything is great, large selection, particularly for create your own salad …read more Fresh produce is always good.

I found this deli / market while walking back from Lucky 13 Saloon to the subway at the Barclays…read moreCenter. After a night out listening to great heavy metal bands and enjoying some beers I was pretty hungry and needed a quick bite. it was nice to see they offer all day breakfast and I scored a delish egg wrap to eat during my walk. Open 24/7 which is terrific nowadays.

Literally the best grocery store of all time. It's a local landmark. You'll find stuff here you…read moredidn't even know existed!

What an amazing fresh produce market this is! They have a huge selection of fruits and veggies…read morewrapping around the outside of the store, plus plenty more foods inside. Definitely worth going out the way for this.

This food especially the bakery made me cry down my leg I would personally sell my family to buy…read moremore baked goods

Really struggles with operations and identity, it seems…read more I love Lidl in Germany: good selection & fast checkouts. Not so much in Brooklyn. Checkouts are slow, and self checkout machines are plagued by glitches or outright broken. Their selection seems to be geared towards some generic suburban market. In NYC, you have to sell onions individually. You cannot make people buy 1lb bags. This weird bulk approach applies to many of their products, and it's just not suited to places where household size is small, and people live in small apartments with limited storage space. Moreover, much of their product selection feels like it's based on market research from 1999 and was never updated. There is very little in terms of vegetarian or vegan options, for example (other than the aforementioned bulk produce). Lastly, I'd love if they had more of the things that you can only get in German Lidls, such as cheap bread spreads (tuna salad, tomato/basil, etc). That would be a real differentiator. They do some of this around Xmas with their sweets (Stollen, Lebkuchen, etc) but not with everyday items.

Where can you buy Campari tomatoes for just $1.00? Mr. Beet…read more Where can you stockpile Shishito Peppers that'll cost anywhere from $1.00 - $1.99? Mr. Beet Enjoy grapes? You can find sweet (pun intended) varieties of Cotton Candy, Moon Drops and Muscadet. At Mr.Beet. The front of store deep discounted produce is always changing and is a great invitation to check them out. Eye catching prices that will force you to stop and shop. What I continue to love about Mr.Beet is the uniqueness of the produce strategically arranged at the entrance of the store. Once you enter, additional fruit and veggies available inside as well as beverages, shelved merchandise (some gourmet), frozen goods and more, all at regular prices. They used to have a fresh juice counter, but it's been eliminated and replaced with fresh cut flowers section. Their squeezed juice was one of the best at remarkable prices. Mr. Beet continues to thrive 5 years later in Boerum Hill. There are other similar stores Mr. Lime, Mr. Kiwi, etc.) by the same business owner. Such a clever concept. Great store.

The price, selection and quality of produce and service were excellent. There are a Z complaints.read more

Clean, organized, and offers a variety of things. The prices are just as high as the city and lines…read morecan get long.. There is a juice bar on site (pricey) and other hot food items including soup. You can find most brands here and everything from produce to vitamins, and protein powders.

There are so many things to choose from, always fresh and well stocked Friendly staff there to…read morehelp in anyway, definitely a regular stop for all my Vegan needs .

I've been to this store over 50 times since it opened and for years have frequented the OG Lincoln…read moreMarket at (33 Lincoln Road) so I feel ready to write a very complete and thorough review. This store is spacious with a (mostly) very easy to navigate layout. I've only been 2 or 3 times when it's pretty packed and even then it was still not difficult to get around. The store is usually well stocked and has great variety but randomly will be out of pretty basic poultry like ground turkey or chicken thighs. That's the good. Now my issues: the cashiers can't bag for crap and often just won't. I'm not asking for Trader Joe's level of packing organization, but multiple times a cashier has put milk or soda cans ON TOP OF EGGS!!! WHAT?! Or put heavy cans on delicate produce. They'll pack bags with no consideration for weight or thought about how the customer is supposed to get these bags home. I'm happy to pay for extra bags, and there's no reason I should have one precariously packed 60 pound bag or two bags one 50 pounds the other 3 pounds. There's no logic going into it. And that's if you buy bags. If you bring your own bag, oh you're packing everything yourself. Even if you bought $200 worth of groceries it's your job to put them all on the conveyor belt pay and then run over and hurriedly pack the bags as they shove your items to the end of the scanner belt all willy nilly. And then frown at you for being in the way when there's another customer behind you. And look, I don't really blame them. I don't think they were trained how to do anything but scan. And I desperately think leadership needs to rethink that practice to improve overall customer experience. Even worse than the bagging, I've been racially profiled here. I was using self checkout for like 5 items and a woman ran over to me and said, "I saw you! You didn't scan that as organic! That's organic!" I replied, "it's not organic. And showed her the sticker." She pushed me out of the way and rescanned it and then was like, "Fine." She didn't say sorry or my mistake she just aggressively accused me of stealing and then went about her day. Terrible customer service from security. I've never had these issues at the 33 Lincoln Road Lincoln Market, which although smaller, is such a well-run store. I'm hoping this grocery store steps it up, but for now it's just fine. Spacious. Clean. Pricey. Troubling Customer Service.

This market is absolutely wonderful! There's plenty of variety in all aspects/categories such as…read morefruits, vegetables, beverages, hot food, etc. You can come in here and easily spend hundreds of dollars if you have no self control. I stopped by twice already and purchased a turkey sandwich, sushi, fruits, vegetables, etc. This market is considered local for me. I will definitely come here as much as I can when I need to pick up a few things. The market is huge, clean, and the staff that I've encountered here are nice. I wish this market participated in some sort of rewards or points program. Nevertheless, it's a fantastic addition to the neighborhood and I will be coming here instead of the Key Food market that's around the corner.

When my son & I arrived in Brooklyn from Virginia Beach following Christmas Day we made a quick…read moreInstacart order from the Brooklyn store that is also my "Go To" grocer in Virginia Beach. Oh, NO!! They didn't have my favorite low calorie after dinner snack. I immediately found a nearby store, Prospect Market that had my favorites. I scheduled an order for the next morning. The delivery was prompt & accurate. So when my son gave me the bad news that we would run out of my favorite coffee I decided to visit Prospect Market & search for something similar. I had previously seen the nicely done storefront on Prospect Park W in the midst of the main shopping & eatery area in Windsor Terrace. So I knew it was close & had street parking available. The clean, long & wide aisled market featured a plethora of my favorites. It was similar to a market I had shopped in often when my son lived in Carroll Gardens. On a visit to the old neighborhood I learned that market had been acquired by Prospect Market. I'm not one to browse aisles. So after my son directed me to the coffee section, I immediately started searching for caramel infused beans. There were two choices. I went with my son's recommendation, which was a brand based in Queens. It was excellent. The right coffee is the perfect way to begin my day. Prospect Market solved my coffee emergency. I'll return often when I'm visiting my son. Prospect Market has a great selection of my favorites.

This market is jam packed with grocery items and has much to offer. Immaculate, well stocked and…read moregourmet would be a few words I'd use to describe it. I don't live in the area but whenever I drop in, I find myself picking up some items I normally cannot find in Carroll Gardens. I would like to uproot this store to my neighborhood! Their produce section is extensive and attractively arranged. Towards the back is a very nice cheese section. For those who are vegetarian/vegan, there is a copious selection of tofu, tempeh and seitan products. I really like their frozen food section and the meat department is fairly decent with regards to what they carry, including the Beyond Meat line. I can continue to list the many categories of what is in stock only to outline the vast selections. Because I don't live in the area and had to carry my groceries back home, I couldn't buy too much. My bag contained a tray of chicken wings (for BBQ), 2 Polar diet fudge sodas, Ithaca beet/lemon hummus and a package of mini Naan bread totaling $19.17. I think their prices are average/standard. Really nice market in this part of Brooklyn.

Amazing flowers in the shop at the front. Very nice guy who'll help you pick beautiful and long…read morelasting flowers based on your budget. Very budget friendly as well.

Love this place!!! Love the sign! Clearly It's not meant to be taken seriously. If you have any…read morekind of sense of humor you get it. Duh!!!!!!! Service here is great! I've been going for the spicy Favre beans daily now. Im always happy here bc they have almost all of the synergy and koomboucha flavors I drink!