Three Guys now has a parking lot kiddie corner from their store. For those unfamiliar with the…read moreterm, it means diagonally across the street intersection. It used to be a gas station, and still has some of the hardware. I haven't used their rewards system since the first rewards FOB dried up and broke off my keychain 8 or 9 years ago. I am not sure what the deals are that you get with the scanning of the rewards card, but I know you sign up online before going there. it's kinda outdated. I should get a new one. This is a great 24 hour produce store. Circus Fruits is nearby, but generally these types of all night local grocers are rare finds.

I shop here because they have a wide variety of fruits/vegetable I cannot get at other Asian…read moremarkets. Only thing is the pricing and various limitations they have without notice. They have a weekly circular and it does not state any limits on produce. When you get to the actual store front, there is a limitation. There was an avocado limit at one point. If you didn't purchase a certain amount, you could not buy the avocados at the sale price. But it's not written in every language and even the English was not understandable. This week is 3 for $2.00 oranges. But your only allowed 3. Doesn't mention it anywhere so if you even had an extra bag of oranges, they will take it back. I work in a school, and have done bulk orders for festive events. They gave us less than the amount ordered but were able to fix it. That situation was stressful only because it involved kids. And since it was a mistake of the store, they needed to cater to our timing for the event which they almost weren't able to. They did fix the problem but with much hassle. Overall, the store is decent. Workers are alright. Certain things could be better.

I brought some apples from the lady at the counter the apples were very fresh and the lady is sooo…read morenice. And when I want to buy fruits I will always go here instead of the super market because the ones they sell here are more fresh, so I would rate this a 11/10

As you can see from the picture i took, now called Yums. Family owned for years and a decent…read moreselection of veggies at decent prices. Overall decent

HANDS DOWN THE BEST PRODUCE SPOT I'VE EVER BEEN TO. And I come from a family where my father owned…read morea produce business in Brooklyn for 38 years. So I know fresh merchandise when I see it. Not only are all the products here PHENOMENAL A1 quality, the people here are all SUPER kind, honest, helpful, generous, and humble. Not to mention the unbelievable good prices. This was my first time here, and I'd be crazy to go anywhere else ever again. I really don't know other words to say, or how to express my gratitude enough for everyone here, and their unmatched, honorable service and merchandise. Thank you guys so much for the wonderful experience you've introduced to me. I never thought I'd find a place as great as yours. Everyone needs to come check them out and stay loyal. They can really use the constant, and steady support to stay open and available to the public. Thanks again guys!

One of the few all organic grocery stores in Bay Ridge. They have a good selection of dry foods,…read morefresh herbs and produce, lots of vegan/vegetarian to-go meals, and a huge variety of all natural cooking oils (safflower oil, walnut oil, coconut oil, etc). They also carry Linwoods flax seeds blends, which is hard to find even in organic stores. They also have an extensive fresh juice and smoothie bar that's definitely worth trekking for.

Very fresh food. Good quality. Tomatoes the size of nearly a cantalope…read more Different kinds of squash. I just wish there was a dairy and bakery vendor.

Still loving the market this year. The seafood is gone. Word from the manager is that there isn' t…read moreenough demand for a protein stand. The honey guy had chicken eggs couple of weeks ago but wasn't there at all today. Got some nice cantaloupe and eggplants.

I agree with the other reviewers who wrote that this is a wonderful local Italian supermarket. And…read moreas an added bonus, it's one of the few supermarkets at which I am able to buy fresh baked 18th Avenue Bakery coal fired brick oven bread, bread crumbs and rolls when I can't get to the bakery which is located in Bensonhurst.

Ok this is a regular key food or food town with a slight Italian accent. Every thing is just ok…read morenothing that will overwhelm you as far as products. It seems the main reason to go there is the deli counter now here's the rub they have 2 competent deli people and the rest are an autistic group of bumbling idiots that take an abundant amount of time to screw up simple commands. The problem comes on most weekends the line gets about 15 -20 deep and you will stand on that line up to 30 mins for some cheese or ham wtf!!!!! Do something about this please!!!!!

Amazing and juicy nectarines! I love their fruit. They good selection most of the time. You have…read moreto go there when they first set up so you get the good stuff. And they have good prices.

I stopped by this corner market to pick up fruits. The produce is available at good prices and most…read moreof the time they are ready to eat. Today, I bought nectarines and peaches. The nectarines were juicy and delicious. The guys are friendly and helpful.

In the passage of my travels, my family and I succumb to purchasing fruits. Amid Circus Fruits…read moredoes have a good selection fruits and vegetables, I prefer Three Guys From Brooklyn whom is a 24/7 open-air market with an emphasis on fruits & vegetables, plus a full range of grocery items. We decided to purchase kiwis and strawberries. The strawberries were delicious. Customer service is non-existent as the staff as robotic stolid circus-style cashiers, but if one who requires assistance as attaining an very high elevated item outside of your reach - no one can assist you. Circus Fruits is usually less crowded unlike their rival Three Guys From Brooklyn. Ergo, I have been to the circus in Brooklyn today to purchase fruits! However, this circus does not contain animals nor clowns who entertain customers, but are apathetic and stolid to the core. I rather see Three Guys From Brooklyn than go to this mediocre circus!!

I went here about a week ago and I was surprised by the variety of produce there. Everything is…read moreorganized outside and the pricing was reasonable. Inside is just like a regular grocery store. I bought some eggs, bread, and snacks. There are only about 3 cashiers, which made the checkout process slower. I will be shopping here more often for produce!

Great selection of fruit and peaches and prickly pears. I got some donut peaches for 4.99 a pound.read more

Jenny Farms is your independent neighborhood grocer for fresh produce, spices, drinks, and other…read morebasic foods. It is not a large grocery store, just tiny and convenient for your spur of the moment dinner plans and last minute needs. Jenny Farms is located directly next door to another grocery. It doesn't seem like a competition. I actually shop at both and make choices depending which has better produce and price. The prices are very good. Think of buying your vegetables for a dollar or so! The real reason why I am giving Jenny Farms five stars is because they braved Hurricane Sandy. They never closed once. It was quite amazing. While every other store/bar/restaurant on the same street put on their shutters, Jenny Farms had their fruit out on the sidewalk. I kept staring out the window to check on them. Yep, still standing. The neighborhood depends on Jenny Farms and it's nice to know they are open for business rain, sleet, snow, or shine. I heard a rumor that they never close no matter what and are open 24/7. I believe it. I've seen it.

I go here only when I don't want to walk father to Foodtown. I try to not come here often because…read morethey are usually out of product. The place is dirty (I saw mold on the outside of pickles) among other things. The staff is rude and can't even use a simple "excuse me" when passing by. The cashiers barely say hello, throw your items at the end and don't even ask to help you pack. Then they throw the next person's items on yours if you're not fast enough. Everyone here seems so disconnected. Don't waste your time. Foodtown has much better options.