This review is for what used to be Lee's Fruit and Vegetables at 309 Grocery. Mr. Lee sold it a…read morecouple of years ago, so it's under new ownership now. I've been in since the change, and the new folks are solid. Friendly, easy to deal with, and everything I picked up was fresh and exactly what you want from a neighborhood produce spot. It's not Lee's anymore, but it's still a good, reliable place to grab fruits and vegetables. Definitely worth stopping in if you're nearby.

As a hungry vegetarian, I need my tofu. I love that this place has the traditional tofu in the…read morewater bin. It is affordable and fresh. It is family-owned owned and I like to support small businesses. The family is professional and courteous.

Great variety of Vegetables and fruits! Friendly staff…read more Spacious and clean. Ample parking available.

Produce is very fresh - produce usually will spoil within a day or two. Sometimes it already is…read morewhile still on the shelf. This can be a good and bad thing, depending on your perspective on food waste, unprocessed food, health etc. In the last few years, they added a meat/butcher section and changed their stock configuration, which is nice to see additional grocery, a fresh change in the environment, better lighting. The cashiers seem to frequently up-charge produce when listed prices by the product are lower. Ex: Vegetable is priced at 79c and cashier charged more. It may be only difference in cents but it is quality and principle that increases business. Transaction errors have encouraged me to see other grocery options

I love a good local farmer's market and this one is one to support. It's a bit small but has all…read morethat you're looking for in a market, fresh produce, food, pastry, local art. I went and got Stella's Empanadas (also located in Kearny, NJ) and tried the spicy beef, Philly steak and Mac and cheese. I really liked the spicy beef and Philly steak because of the flavors! I also went to get pastries from Choc O Pain French bakery's booth and tried their chocopain (of course), financier and tropical cake. Surprise to see they had gluten free and vegan options, not that I have restrictions but great to know. The pastries were also very flavorful in that they taste exactly how you'd expect them to! They run the farmers market until Dec 21, 3-7p, so no doubt I'll come across this farmer's market again!

Such an amazing farmers market with an array of different vendors. Open on Monday and Thursday from…read more3pm to 7pm. They offer fresh produce, baked goods (pies, cookies, fresh bread), plants and so much more. Love browsing and going through each stall and shopping for the weekend.

If we go to Jersey City on a week day to hang out we sometimes catch the Farmers Market. It's a…read moregreat spot for the Farmers Market with so many of the local farmers that we also have coming into Manhattan to sell at our local Farmers Markets. New Jersey has some very good farms with fresh vegetables and we can get some here before we head back home to Manhattan on the Path Train.

First time at place. Liked that the produce was fresh and the cashiers were quick. Will like if…read morethey get few more stands for variety. I guess it's still new. But for starters it's awsome. I can pick up food after workout on my way home very convenient location.

After finding out about this market on Instagram, I decided to swing by during the Journal Square…read morefestival. I can confidently say in terms of selection, this market is a winner. Food Story is your typical Korean market. - if you have been to H-Mart, Mitsuwa, or Ranch99 it's the same style and layout with many authentic Asian groceries sourced from overseas and a food court for fresh Korean and Japanese dishes like ready-to-eat Korean fried chicken, poke bowls, and sushi. To my surprise, they have a wide selection of Japanese foods, more so than HMarts. And they have Korean-style thin-cut frozen meats in a fridge near the rice section - but they don't have a butcher section, so temper your expectations. Although most of the groceries here are relatively expensive, their prices are mostly on par with regular prices at many Asian markets. But, other markets offer far better weekly sales - Food Story doesn't have a circular or website, so it seems they dont offer sales. I did however find some special discounted prices for random items throughout the aisles. One downside that stood up is that many of the price labels were misorganized and placed under the wrong items. So, take care to match the UPC or you may have a bad experience with the cashier at checkout (something that I saw some other reviewers complain about). Overall, Food Story is a solid addition to the neighborhood - a convenient, albeit pricey, option for Aisan good lovers.

Absolutely disgusting What a waste…read more This needs to close and become a Trader Joe's Place is filthy with rotten food and high prices

Definitely a HUGE fan of this farmer's market/ community gathering place. I've been coming for two…read moresummers in a row and stopping here after my Saturday morning workouts has become quite a ritual for me. I am in between a 4 and 5 really, but I think I am going to stick with a 4 for now since I know there is room to grow for this market, and I know they will, perhaps even by the end of the summer. This unique market is a friendly place for people to come visit to buy some fresh veggies, delicious homemade pies, freshly picked mushrooms, or fresh meats and more on one side of the lawn! On the other side, is kid heaven, from games, and bbq, to bake sales, and homemade crafts. A few features they have are fitness classes in the AM, usually yoga, and a new addition of a cold brew coffee cart that has some of your fav carby items such as bagels and muffins. They also have tables where community members can sell their "stuff" hence the rummage component. It is community run, so I am thrilled to support as much as I can. You can tell the organizers take great pride in what they offer to the community and that their vendors are happy to be there. My only challenge is that you dont always know what vendors are going to be there and sometimes there are only a few. You may need to hit up other farmer markets if that is your main reason of going to supplement on occasion. I've also been there right when they open and some of the vendors haven't set up yet. This is something that the organizers cant always help. Some vendors are there faithfully every week, so thats always something a visitor can rely on. This is by far one of the most charming and unique markets in Hoboken. Do yourself a favor and pay them a visit. It is worth it!

This is a great location in central Hoboken, and could be a great market. We went for the first…read moretme today. There was only one vegetable stand, which should have been ok since they had a nice selection of good vegetables. The problem is that the people working there were so unfriendly that it made us uncomfortable and hesitant to go back! Othe than the vegetable stand, there was a decent (and friendly) bakery stand, plus a couple of other small businesses and a few rummage sale tables. I hope they can resolve the vegetable stand issue, as I would like to return.

This place just moved in a few weeks ago, and thank god! It replaced the dirty sketchy mini market…read morethat used to be there... and it's SO much better. The people who run this market are very nice, really interested to see what the public wants. They have very nice produce and an impressive array of foods for a small corner market. They also have Green Mountain Coffee, which is great. The prices are also good, $2 for a coffee and a Nature's Valley granola bar. Definitely a healthy, clean place to get your food. The best thing about this place is that its CLEAN! You know the food is fresh and clean, and you don't have to worry about pests or anything like that. The old place that used to be there was not appetizing... A+

Current hours are Wednesdays from 4pm - 7pm…read more We've been meaning to check out the Farmer's Market for a while and picked the hottest day ever to do so. There's only about 5-6 vendors, so it's a relatively small market. But Stony Hills Farm takes up about 4 booths of space, so there's a lot of selection there. We only picked up some slices of pies - but they have apple cider doughnuts! I'll have to make sure I visit next week to get some. Their produce looks super fresh and if we weren't going out of town soon, we'd be picking up some of their cherries and strawberries. Rabble and Lion had a stand and I picked up an iced coffee while heading out of the park. Great coffee!

The first young lady was very helpful, offered great customer service…read more There was an older woman and in my experience came off as racist and bitter. I asked her a simple question.