I passed by this market and HAD to go inside! Everything was fresh and the prices were unbeatable…read more I got $2 strawberries (very fresh looking), $1 avocados and 2/$1.50 cucumbers! I will come by anytime I need fresh produce!

if youre in the neighborhood and need fresh veggies and fruits, this is the place to go. Staffers…read moreare friendly, prices are fair (great for Manhattan), shelves are organized, products are fresh, store is clean. I use to live in Hell's Kitchen 20 yrs ago they had a larger storefront in the area so I'm glad they are still around. On 9th Ave, close to Moynihan station. Pricing for example: $1.99LB for kale. $1 LB for loose beets. Also a great place if you just want to buy a small quantity if you are a single or in a small household. Also great place if you are a Juicer! Note they close relatively early at 630pm M to Sat. And earlier on Sundays

I came in at like 7:00 for a strawberry banana smoothie, the wait was relatively short took a…read morecouple of minutes which is normal for a smoothie, But while I was waiting I noticed the atmosphere was really nice. The only problem was very very not important but they didnt put a straw in it to start, but they're on the side so it dosen't matter

Super refreshing. Acai was still a great frozen texture even after a 15 min back walk back to the…read morehotel in summer humidity. Plenty of fruit and granola. I skipped the honey and felt the bowl was plenty sweet without it. For the takeout order, the workers securely wrapped my bowl in saran wrap, which I appreciated.

Located across the street from Bryant Park this Whole Foods is very convenient to grab some items…read morefrom the salad bar and a Hal's seltzer to eat in the park. Found a table in the shade and watched the world walk by. It's a smaller location with a confusing cramped layout but carries all the normal stuff. Seating area and salad bar upstairs. I noticed some outlets at the counter area there if you need a charge. Bathroom also available for public use if you shop here or just passing by. As usual, expect to pay "Whole Paycheck" prices for certain things.

This location has always been a boon for work trips when I want to make real food. The hot bar is…read morekept in fairly good shape, and despite the smaller footprint, there are good options on the shelves. The bathrooms are kept in working order. My only warning for anyone who frequents Whole Foods in the suburbs of America.... Is that this location does not have electrical outlets available in its cafe seating. Which... I get it. It's fine. When in Rome.

Love their bento box, I got the cooked mackerel bento and it is seasoned to perfection. My hubby…read moregot the gyudon and he said it's better than any restaurants he's been to and that's saying a lot. Price is very reasonable. Will definitely be returning to try their other menu items.

Solid Japanese market for lunch or snacks for a picnic at Bryant Park. Fresh dishes like udon,…read morekatsu, rice plates, etc. are available. Microwavable meals are also perfect since they have a microwave for customers to use! Also, plenty of yummy, stuffed onigiri and snacks. Lunch rush does get pretty packed because of all the office buildings nearby though, so plan to wait in line for 15-20 minutes!

Grand Central Market is one of the best places inside the terminal to pick up something genuinely…read moregood before a train. It feels more like a compact gourmet market than a typical station food court, with fresh produce, breads, pastries, cheese, seafood, prepared foods, chocolates, teas and specialty groceries all arranged along one long passage. My best tip is to walk through the entire market before buying anything because each counter has something different. Most merchants also have their own register, so leave extra time when purchasing from several places. The passage can become crowded during the weekday commuter rush, and browsing is much easier between the morning and evening peaks. The Lexington Avenue entrance near 43rd Street is particularly convenient. Prices are higher than at an ordinary supermarket, but the location, presentation and quality make it worthwhile, especially for a train snack, hotel-room food or a small New York gift. I paired some fresh fruit from the market with a PROTABAR I had brought along. The unusual combination of egg whites, dates, hazelnuts and cocoa butter, with 15 grams of protein and no added sugar, made me curious enough to look more closely at the brand. Allow around 20 to 30 minutes to explore properly. Clean, colorful, convenient and much more interesting than grabbing the first snack you see near the platforms.

I love the Grand Central market and never missed the opportunity to pick up some goodies when I…read moretake the train in or out of Manhattan. This time around, I stopped for cheese and picked up two blocks for a fun night in including SwissRaqulet, which looks fantastic. Another stop for some turmeric at the spice store. Then over to the bakery for a loaf of rye with sunflower seed and peasant style sourdough. Well, they're a snuck in a pan su chocolate for the train ride home. Can't forget my daughter who took care of things in my absence so a quick stop to the candy shop for pecan clusters, then a race to the finish on Metro North Hudson line.

Terrible quality . Be careful what you buy . Dairy is often expired . I bought a fig Jam with the…read morebrand Marco Polo. I thought it was Italian and a good quality . When I opened it it tasted terrible , impossible to eat . Looking carefully I realized it was from Bulgaria . I went back to return it for a better product and they refused it to take it back. They offered me half of the credit which is ridiculous... it's not about the price of the item but it was nevertheless offensive . I will file a complaint because I truly think that it is dangerous to eat . David V.

I am leaving a bad review, because of the terrible costumer service I have just experienced. There…read moreis no email to contact the management, only the store number. So I am leaving a public review instead of a message to the management. The cashier lady give me a receipt to sign for $1.39. The bill was $61.39. I pointed out to her that this was wrong. She went back and forth and argued that my card was bad. Another employee came and the store manager lady came, who cut me off in a disrespectful manner, while I tried to explain to her that I was the one pointing out to the cashier, that she must have made a mistake and entered the wrong amount. I saved the store $60 and they acted as if I wanted to only pay $1.39 and get away with it or my card was bad. I was concerned to swipe the card again for the remaining $60, because I did not want to be charged twice, in case I was actually charged the full amount. We got into an argument. I asked the cashier lady to apologize but she ignored me and did not say a word. I used to shop here all the time. But they lost a costumer today.

What a great and convenient, no nonsense, place to grab some fresh produce in the middle of the…read morecity! Great prices and selection...way better than a grocery store or bodega!

Best produce, most personable staff--I've been coming here forever & it's always been a highlight…read moreof Hell's Kitchen & NYC!

Delicious fresh fruit...easy access...reasonable prices. I appreciated the convenient location on…read moremy way home!

for a fruit/veggie stand to be still.in biz after the last 3 years is enough for me to stop at 45th…read morest and madison and spend 15 to 20 bucks . good fruits and veggies and prices cant be beat. 8 bananas, 10 tangerines, 4 green apples, 2 boxes of strawberries. 3 boxes of blueberrys, 4 pears, , 2 pounds of grapes and one mango will make my office slackers very happy and healthy for a change. the nyc fruit stands strive in the city and its easy to see why. Damn I got to go back, forgot the lemons , plums, and navel oranges .