You might not expect it, but this place has product diversity. Despite the area. Of course there…read moreare plenty of Caribbean foods and products. But, other cuisines have entire shelves dedicated to Asian and central & South American foods and household items. Need a good tortilla press? They've got them. How about imported from the far east rices or spices? They've got that too. The staff is helpful and not on their cell phones. There's plenty of parking in their own parking lot. Prices are reasonable. The shelves are kept well stocked and faced off properly. Labels facing forward. It's well lit and the aisles are wide.

I didn't know what to expect from Associated, was pleasantly surprised! The store was spotlessly…read moreclean and orderly. Prices were normal and checkout fast and friendly. Crazy huge selection of Jamaican and Latin American foods, it seemed an entire aisle was dedicated to some fantastic Hot Sauce and curries. The produce wasn't the best but everything else looked fine and I was able to get everything needed conveniently close to home. Will return when I have more time to crack open a can of Big Bamboo Irish Moss Peanut have a good look around! ~first!~

We went over to Pick up a dim sum Breakfast, making certain we're there before opening…read more Over the weekend the owners go to Chinatown and pick up dim sum, fresh Asian vegetables, that you won't find in the local supermarket. I was looking at the prices for the dim sum, it seemed expensive. But, then I looked online for some of the places we used to go in Chinatown, New York, oriental grocers charged a little less than a lot of the places we used to patronize. When you consider they're doing all the work it's really a bargain! It was one thing when we would take the D train down to Grand Street and walk a couple blocks and load up; now it's major operation. I'm so glad they are still around. The owners are always very accommodating and helpful.

It's open today, when we can pick up our dim sum. They go to Chinatown in the city. Pick up dim sum…read moreand sell it at their store. They have Peking duck. Shrimp rolls( my favorite). Shumai, and other items. I get my seaweed salad here, and going shopping to pick up other items. You can also order ahead. Give them your order and pick up , they will hold those items for you. We get there at opening, so we are able to find wha, unfortunately if you arrive late you might not find any dim sum. They do have items.

Really glad to have found this place! Fair prices and good food. They have a wide variety of…read moresnacks, refrigerated food, and frozen food. The restaurant portion is towards the back of the facility. Owner was very nice and accommodating. We will be frequent customers here.

Finally a Filipino store worth the wait in Hudson Valley. Not only is it a grocery store but they…read morealso serve food. They also do catering as well. You should have seen the take out orders during the holidays. Thank you for being here, you saved us from going to New Jersey for our groceries and food. Go check out the Filipino cuisine if you feel adventurous. They have a small seating section in front of the food bar, nothing fancy, its small and cramped but it's there so you can eat the hot food instead of taking it home .

This grocery ROCKS! Hands down the best spot to find items that other grocery stores simply dont…read morecarry. They seem to cater to ethnic products which is awesome. The selection is mind boggling. From peppers to whole rabbits, to goats head this place has it all. So many different seasonings it will leave your head spinning. The meat section has decent prices and everything is fresh. I love this store!

While wandering around Newburgh, decided to catch a quick bite. Afterwards we took a look in the…read morelocal supermarket. Not so much to fill the pantry but just out of curiosity. Many years ago there was a place called Casa Moneo on 14th street in Manhattan that catered to the Hispanic community. Now there's an on line place called La Tienda that does the same thing. We were surprised to see the variety of pan-hispanic foods and utensils there. And no wait or the inability to examine what you want. Their produce displays were impressive. Overall if I need something to make an authentic Mexican, or other Hispanic meal this is the go-to place. 5/24/19 second visit; this time with friends looking for authentic Mexican ingredients.

Definitely seen better days when you walk into this shell of a local market. Most items had no…read moreactual prices displayed, empty shelves, dusty and dirty, generally looking like it's falling apart. Plus don't know why it advertises its deli when there literally no menu to really speak of. I got some empanadas and found it funny they all in a bag frozen in a freezer across the store and thrown in a beyond past its prime deep fryer. Pretty subpar taste and quality to be sure. If you need something quick better off at gas station or go the few miles to hannafords

Middle of the road. Shelved like an old 7-11 but it does have all your fishing, boating, hiking,…read moreclimb, running and grilling supplies. Prices not marked! Rebel review: 3

Such a fantastic Italian deli. What great selections of pasta, try the Mac and Cheese! The cold…read morecuts are fresh and delicious. The staff is cordial and attentive.

PARKING: Enough parking for the time of day I was there…read morewhich was after normal lunch and before the supper crowd. This is the first time I've been in this deli so I didn't know what to expect. The staff is very friendly. IMPORTED STAPLES: The shelves are a bit bare, but they did have some Large canned peppers ($6.99), and tomato products from Italy, fresh Italian bread, and a well stocked freezer. SPECIALS: The special sandwich of the day was fried fish on a round roll. (It's Friday and Lenten season so I opted to keep my mama happy.) GOOD CHOICE: While they were preparing that I shopped a bit for some Italian provisions. Olive oil from Sicily and another cold pressed single origin. MY PURCHASES: two nice olive oils from Italy, a commercial sized can of fire roasted peppers for my pan pantry, two packs of REAL philo dough ( $3.99! Yay), mozzarella, 1/2 lb of sliced roast beef, and a beautiful sandwich. What they lack in ambience they made up for in flavors. The bill of about $68, the smiles were gratis. BTW The fried scrod sandwich was about $11 and well worth it. My pet peeve is when sandwiches have shredded lettuce and instead of a whole lettuce leaf. My fault I'm sure they would've given me the whole Leaf if I had asked. As you'll see in the photograph, the fish fillet was generously portioned, dusted with Italian breadcrumbs and deep fried - not greasy at all. It was very light and flavorful, the round roll was fresh and the perfect vessel for this sandwich. I would definitely consider returning there again if I'm in the neighborhood .

Omg why aren't their more of these convenience gas stores everywhere. A local told me their are 6-7…read morenot enough; this place had everything for you quick needs . Parking gas' sandwiches sanada all types snacks soda coffee options . I could go on and on . It was a clean establishment either way and awesome staff putty it's not closer to home. It did look like a ba k to future futuristic place maybe there's are the way of the future .

Absolutely terrible. Charged $17 for this dog. Not even a few slices of roast beef, THICK CUT as…read morewell. Absolutely terrible. I will not be getting food here anymore. Second time they failed at making a sandwich, like every other place, you have gone down hill.

5/11/26 - there's some street parking in front and nearby…read more Someone told be there is a fish market in Newburgh, that I should check out. It's not fancy inside. It's a small supermarket with mostly Caribbean products. There is a fish department. They have a variety of the usual fish and some from the Caribbean. However, regardless of where the fish is from, YOU need to know what to look for in terms of freshness. The prices are reasonable. I don't know if the person behind the fish counter knows how to clean, dress, or fillet a fish. There are few if any Fish & Seafood places left. See photos.

They had a huge selection and was pretty affordable. I was also impressed that it had organic foods…read moreas well. The area is not as healthy as the inside of the store but it was quite a surprise to find.