Smaller location, but they still got all the delicious sweet treats! Also, this one has the viral…read morechocolate Pringle's. I refrained since I was by myself and got a bunch of dried fried. I've always eyed the dried fruit at the Nuts Factory in FH but never bought any. I have to say, they were really good and I have to go back for more! One staff member was inside the store, tending to all the bins. She was the sweetest and was just as excited about the chocolate Pringle's as I was. I'll be sure to go back and visit this location to try it. Also I love their little pop up nuts factory mascot out front. I think it's what made me officially want to check out what this location had.

Heard about the crazy Dubai chocolate craze.. was passing by and I noticed the sign outside so I…read moredecided to check it out. Huge selection of nuts, chocolate and candy. The lady asked us if we needed help .. but we just wanted to look around before selecting. There was so many things we wanted to buy but we were actually on our way to lunch so we only bought two items... The chocolate is a lil pricey .. L got some Dubai chocolate mixed with dates and one with nuts.. We ate some later on when we got home... it tasted pretty good. I'm not a huge fan of chocolate but it I liked the three layers so it wasn't entirely chocolate...I did like the crispy part.. I'd def choose this chocolate over expensive brands from specialty supermarkets..tastes a lot better.

Always great customer service, and we always find what we need. Prices are good and always able to…read morebuy our European snacks! They have different types of frozen Burek. Granted fresh ones always taste way better but this is the second best thing when you get that crave.

I worked at Euromarket in Astoria, Queens, New York for 8 full days. The owner, Panayiotis Menikou,…read moretold me to bring two forms of ID and said we would complete the paperwork later. After I left for personal reasons, he initially avoided paying me -- not answering calls and not showing up to work when I came by. I eventually went to the store late one night to speak with him in person. After arguing for about 20 minutes, he only paid me half of what he owed me. During my time there, I also witnessed serious food safety issues. The store was selling expired products -- including pantry items and drinks -- and instead of discarding them, employees were instructed to erase expiration dates using rubbing alcohol. Several customers even complained about expired items while I was there. Please be aware of these practices before supporting this business.

Small grocery place with Asian food and goodies with kind staff. Super close to the station too!read more

Cute and convenient neighborhood grocery store, but prices for produce can be a bit exorbitant. I…read moresaw a dozen eggs here listed for $13.99! I got a bento box to go and the quality was just alright. The chicken was cooked fine, but the sauce that came with it had a very goopy texture (think uncooked egg whites, but more gelatinous). The veggies in the bento were also all slightly wilted and a bit sad, but zapping everything in the microwave at work helped a bit.

TLDR: Small Japanese specialty store in LIC…read more If you're looking for something specific, almost niche Japanese - there's a good chance they'll have it here. Everything from imported dashi, spices, sashimi, wagyu, etc. This was one of the few places I've ever seen that carries my favorite spice mix from Kyoto. Sushi bowls and boxes are definitely above average. Pricier but premium quality. The back there's also wagyu, misos, dashi, etc. A cool spot to check out whether you're looking to get something to eat or cook. They also are one of the few places us civilians can get crown melons at. Although they will set you back quite a bit.

Done well: - Very fresh fish…read more - Chirashi bowl had an interesting assortments of many fish. - Salmon was very fresh. Not a highlight: - Quite expensive; these are the large sizes, but most of the bowl is rice. At $40, the large chirashi bowl is still not enough food to satisfy one person for a meal.

Boy did I get lucky!…read more I just happened to stumble upon this gem last Friday and it just all worked out perfectly. I am always looking for a spot that sells Peruvian products ... outside from bringing them back when we go once/twice a year. This spot had it all and it is conveniently just a short walk from the 7 train at the 46st stop. The staff is friendly and the place is super organized and clean. I was surprised it was so packed for a rainy Friday afternoon. I was able to grab my usual Peruvian sauce and "papa seca" for when we are in the mood for carapulcra. Definitely my new spot for all things Peruvian! And it also helps they sell sublime; Peruvian chocolate, individually next to the register.

I love this meat market and I come all the way from Harlem for it. First their customer service is…read moreimpeccable and their meat is fresh. They have a good system which is organized and moves fast. They also actually pick up their phone and are courteous. It is always clean and smells good. I definitely recommend this meat market and yes I do come all the way from Harlem to Queens for meat because they have delicious blood sausage which my mother loves so it's worth the trip.

This is a great fresh fruits and veggies market! They tend to be a bit cheaper than their…read morecompetitor next door, BUT not on everything! We tend to buy most of our fruits and veggies here with the exception of a few items. The produce here is MUCH more fresh than what's available in the grocery stores nearby!! Highly recommend you come here instead. The one big downside is that it's pretty small inside. So you're constantly bumping into people. And in order to pay, you have to squeeze yourself allllllllll the way to the back of the market. I suggest not coming here with a ton of big bags in hand because you will DEFINITELY run into people and it's not a fun experience for the other patrons in the market... **They have a $4 minimum of you plan to pay with card! We typically get enough produce for myself and my husband that will last an entire week for about $12-$15, depending on what we're getting.

I love fruit and vegetable markets. This one caught my eye because of the selection. I bought…read morepurple potatoes, fresh corn, and fresh dates. They had good quality produce. The prices were high for some and reasonable for others like fresh corn (4 for $2.00) and the potatoes were reasonably priced as well. The fresh dates were a little pricey but I haven't seen them being sold by me so I bought a few. The lady behind the counter was fast in ringing up my items. Ambiance - All of the produce were laid out nicely and well. It was like eye candy. I wouldn't mind stopping by this place again next time I'm in the neighborhood. I recommend all to check out this market.

Love their products and prices and service Reaching out to…read morereport a problem A serious filth fly infestation over by the Cheese/Fish/Meats Counter. This was noted in the midst of a cold winter. Can only imagine how bad in summer. Serious health concern These flies lay eggs in food and emerge from filth/feces and spread disease. Needs to be cured ASAP

Cleannes and freshness respect for the customer apology for the expired food and new gloves and…read moredisposable products as a face mask and new vinyl gloves.

Big selection and great prices. Love this place! Everyone is super friendly and you can't beat the…read moreprice/quality/selection combo.

Many Blackberries and cherries I bought from here are horrible. They taste like poison…read more I got very sick here I was was transferred to the ER Horrible market And old paying system

Danny & Coop's is a renowned takeout-only cheesesteak spot in NYC's East Village, co-owned by actor…read moreBradley Cooper and Angelo from Philadelphia, who also owns Angelo's Pizzeria. It's famous for its authentic Philly-style cheesesteaks featuring thinly sliced ribeye, Cooper Sharp cheese, and griddled onions on a seeded roll. The menu is straightforward, centered on the cheesesteak, with options for sweet or hot peppers, and drinks like Boylan's Root Beer. I've had Danny & Coop's bookmarked for a while, and when I finally visited, the place was bustling. Despite the tight space, the experience is absolutely worth it. When I arrived, there was no line, so I ordered quickly. They sent me a text when my order was ready, which took about fifteen minutes. The cheesesteak was outstanding. At first glance, I thought the bread might be hard, but it was perfectly soft and, without doubt, the ideal bread for a cheesesteak. The seeds added an earthy, nutty flavor. The beef had a deep, rich flavor, emphasizing high-quality ingredients. The rib-eye meat was exceptional, and although the Cooper Sharp cheese and bread were excellent, the rib-eye truly stole the show. The cheese was flavorful but not overpowering. The onions added great texture, and the sweet peppers brought a pleasant acidity that enhanced every bite. The sandwich costs twenty-five dollars but is definitely shareable. Though I haven't tried many cheesesteaks in New York, this is the best I've ever had. Customer service was excellent, and the cheesesteak was simply outstanding. I would gladly travel from Connecticut again to enjoy Danny & Coop's.

Yea good sandwich but $22 plus tax?! Be serious, NYC!…read more Make sure to take a friend with to split it with because it might be too much for one person. I wish they went easy on the cheese but the meat and the bread are excellent. Shuld be $16 tops though but I guess Cooper needs to pay for a 4th house or something

Fancy schmancy grocery store with a coffee/hot chocolate bar at the front, an excellent + fresh…read moregrab n go section, pizza, smoothie, and froyo station...what more can a girl ask for? The service is friendly as expected with such a charming market. I loved grabbing special holiday themed treats to ring in the new year. If I was having a bad day, this place would be my pick me up. Immaculate vibes.

Severely over priced for what they provide…read more I catered for the holiday and the at 100 per head. It arrived and I saw two chickens that looked like they were on Ozempic, tiny little potato pancakes a child could have done better making and a cheesecake that maybe served 4-6 intended for 8-10 I know this is NYC and the prices are outrageous but if we don't stand up and demand better for the prices we pay we will just keep getting screwed