I've worked in the Chelsea Market for 4 years now and have never once bought fruit from the…read moreManhattan Fruit Exchange. I know. Shocking. Instead I stuck to Haribo gummy snacks - i know, also shocking. Appalling even. Last week I had a craving for some fresh fruit so I stopped into the Manhattan Fruit Exchange and grabbed a pack of strawberry's and black cherry's. Strawberry's with sugar are one of my favorite snacks and these are the ripest, juiciest, sweetest strawberry's I've ever tasted. Don't be fooled by the name, Manhattan Fruit Exchange has a plethora of produce ranging from common to hard to find fruits and veggies. Things to know: The space is large and refrigerated so be prepared for the chill or bring a sweater (the workers wear sweatshirts even in the summer). Self serve. CASH ONLY.

A grocery store with reasonable prices in the middle of Chelsea Market. There's a wide selection of…read moreproduce as well as packaged foods. The prices are a bit inconsistent: some of their stuff can be expensive, but much of it is pretty cheap by NYC standards. Their spices are cheaper than the last Indian supermarket I went to in Jersey City. So if you have an idea how much things should cost, then you can score some great deals here. $10 minimum for credit card (MC/Visa/Amex/Discover/JCB).

One of my favorite places to shop. The staff is really nice. The fruits and vegetables are very…read morefresh and good. And you can open an account there and just charge your items to it that way you don't need cash on hand. Great prices also.

Nice place to go to for produce. An old time fixture of Crown Heights's original source of fruits…read moreand vegetables

This is the best place to get fruit and vegetables in the neighborhood…read more I've been living here for 12 years and although I no longer live as close to Mr. Greens as I used to, I keep coming back here. Every time I try buying my produce elsewhere, I am consistently disappointed. The quality and freshness of the produce here is incomparable. When I buy from here, the stuff lasts in my fridge (stored correctly) for a good two weeks (sometimes longer) without any noticeable decrease in quality. For me, that alone justifies the slightly higher prices. The staff are friendly and helpful and are always happy to cut a piece of watermelon or cut up a heavy squash in the back of the store - you just have to ask.

Walked in with the expectation that it'd be like the other Mr. (Fruit) stores, but it wasn't at…read moreall. It was dark in the store, except for a couple lights shining on the produce. Produce is super expensive, so I walked out without a second look. No juice bar or pre-made food. Kinda sad there's no Mr. (Fruit) stores in Crown Heights.

This market is small so I don't do major shopping here. I only come here for produce when I don't…read morefeel like traveling to 8th ave or Fort Ham pkwy. They're pretty decent. there's another competing market on the same block as well. The cashier is very friendly, that's why I return. They also have latin snacks. #HotCheetosAndTakis

Awesome fruit stand on 5th avenue that has a wide variety of veggies, fruits and spices aimed…read moremostly at the mexican population in the neighborhood. I am not biased I love the diversity of food in the neighborhood. Especially the long stemmed cebolla and cactus leaves. Most items are seasonal so the variety is always changing. Man this place rocks cause its open like 24/7. I came by before Thanksgiving to pick up some main ingredients and was not disappointed. They also have a meat counter in the back for fresh beef, poultry and pork products I will surely will be using more of what this store offers.

I love this place. Everyone is so nice and they have the best avocados in NYC. All of their produce…read moreis fantastic and I buy my Mexican cream from there also. They also carry my favorite corn tortillas and tostadas.

A new store in Sunset Park! They just opened, so I hope they will offer more variety of drinks and…read morenot only the corporate choices. They have a good selection of produce and a small refrigerated section in the back. In an area with few fresh food options without walking to 5th Avenue, this is a welcome addition!

Your packed fruits and flowers need. Simple groceries also available, but just go to supermarket…read moreacross the street.

Good service and food very good place good to shop here very close to be helpful I like shoppingread more

Black Seed Brothrrs set up a booth at my farmers market. It's right across the street from my…read moreapartment. The young man working today was so knowledgeable. He said they get the watermelon from the State of Georgia. He also said they are a local Harlem business. Five Stars for buying local, great employee and customer service. And delicious watermelon. I'm definitely coming back!

You guys have a giant uber eats logo on your truck but every time i try to order something from you…read moreguys off uber eats you guys are always closed. This is also unfortunate for the people who Do not feel safe in the area you are providing service in please fix your uber eats store or just take down the uber eats logo from your truck because that is false advertisement

This place has a plethora of culturally diversed food items. There is frozen, fresh fish, meats,…read moredrums of beans, rice and other staples. The store card comes in handy when there are sales. I was watching some dishes on youtube and TIKTOCK and wanted to make the dishes. I have been to the market before butbwent for specific items and never reallyblooked around tonsee whatelse else was really there. But since ibwasbin search for Jute leaves i was also awarebtheybhad thebcassave leave and sweet potatoe leaves. Willbbe making those too, very soon. I am not Hatian but wantedbto make the Lalo dish. I found EVERYTHING to make it there and more. They also have the dried fush for those who are wondering plus some items in bulk. Check them out!!!

It occupies a sprawling, but cramped, space at the Brooklyn Terminal Market. The aisles or should I…read moresay aisle is small and you are forced to snake your way through in one direction - passing through each department until you get to the checkout. There are a mix of West African and Caribbean products. There is a whole room dedicated to bulk rices and grains. A large seafood department offering swordfish and shark among others is located in the back. The produce section is not as extensive as one would think for a place like this, but they have incredible prices for example, organic ginger for $1.99 a pound. My neighborhood supermarket is offering that for $7.99 a pound! Well, many people do their regular shopping here. It does appear to be set up for bulk purchases. There are health and beauty products by the registers and that's why I usually go because they have incredible prices on moisturizers and deodorants. Not only that, they import the international versions of domestic items like Dove for Men deodorant. You can tell because the labels are all in French!