A sure sign you've gotten old; you go to certain grocery stores for certain things because the…read moreprices are so wildly different. This is a thing my mom does, and I didn't really understand it until I went to Mi Tierra and the fancy milk was 2 dollars more than priced at a few other grocery stores on 37th. As a result, this is a solid place for fruit and veggies, and the middle aisle stuff. For some reason the milk/eggs/cheeses are priced higher or have fewer options. The register lanes can fit a stroller, which is a whole star alone. I never thought that was a thing, but it is a thing. If you have a stroller, you'll be a-ok here.

The Worst..They Hide Sale Items.. Then Put Them Out a Week Later! Chicken Has More Fat Attached…read moreThen MEAT!

The market has improved a lot since the last renovation. Products are more organized and everything…read moreis easy to find. I can tell they are constantly moving product around based on category or what goes with what. For example, certain flour brands are placed together based on dishes... Get what I mean? Veg and meat are always looking fresh and tons of promotional items every week. Overall, its a great market but theres always room to improve!

I only come here for convenience. And the workers are all nice and helpful. But they have the…read moreabsolute worst selection of meats, vegetables and basic items. It's really frustrating when I can't even find broccoli and chili's In this huge place. I would recommend keyfood on northern blvd instead.

Moved here recently from Manhattan, where I regularly patronized small natural foods store like…read morethis. Considering the size of the store's footprint and the economics of small stores and natural foods, I find this store's selection and pricing remarkably comparable to what I'm used to. Are the aisles crowded? Of course... ditto the stores I patronized in Manhattan.Do they stock everything I could possibly want? No. But what they do stock FAR exceeds what I can fit in my fridge and kitchen cabinets. I've seen some reviewers say checkout staff is rude... What the heck. I always find them friendly and delightful. The staff members that work in the aisles are likewise. I love this place!

This place is one of the only places out here that offers healthy food options locally . Gluten…read morefree, dairy free, and yummy snacks. Sometimes I try something that sucks, but it's also a brand I've never tried before and you won't know until you try. Most of the items I found here I love and keep coming back for. Unfortunately most other markets in this area do not offer an assortment like this one. Prices are a bit higher here, but you're paying for convenience. The workers are kind and understanding. I've never had an issue with any of the workers. Sometimes an item maybe spoiled or going bad, but if you call right away after you notice they usually make exchanges effortless for you. Overall a clean place to come for unique items. Hoping they bring back the vanilla caramel fudge Ben and Jerry ice cream!

You know that feeling when you find money in an old coat pocket?…read more That's how I feel when I get good stuff here at reasonable prices. It's bright, tidy, and stocked like someone curated your kitchen dreamlist. The produce is fresh, the snacks are on point, and the vibe is "your cool neighbor who also stocks good cheese." Top notch little gem on 37th Ave. I'm officially loyal.

Don't be fooled by the name as this grocery shop in Jackson heights has more then lemons , as the…read moreassorted fruits , veggies , nuts , dairy products, and more is packed nicely in the easy to see shelves from aisle to aisle. Plenty of different types of cheeses and I like the selection of olives and other types of condiments. Bunch of different styles of baskets hanging overhead if needed and I found some multi grain crackers that I will enjoy with my slices of jalsberg cheese . Prices are reasonable and stuff is fresh as most products have expiration dates that expire next year or longer . Take your time going around the whole store and I bet you will fill your basket with a bunch of goodies .Worth the visit to Jackson heights.4.5 stars on my yelp meter .

This place used to be another supermarket but now it turns to Superfresh franchise. I believe…read moreworker and stuff they sellare the same and also none organized line to the cashiers especially when they busy. Some people just cut in front of another people then have the argument. No social distancing enforcement. The place has mostly regular stuff like many franchise places have. Actually it's good because in Elmhurst there are so many Chinese supermarket and they don't really have variety of western stuff so this place gives the area balancing.

Just awful. The sale prices never ring up right, the produce is not fresh, I bought rice pudding…read morethat was spoiled and made me sick, and the cashiers don't speak English. Other than that it's great.

I was a little nervous coming here because of the comments about lecherous men, but maybe those…read morepeople got fired; I came here on a weekday afternoon and the staff was polite and helpful. No one followed me around creepily or stared at me. I came here with the mission of getting aji amarillo; unfortunately, the veggie staff member I asked thought I literally meant yellow peppers so he pointed me towards some fresh yellow peppers; I ended up finding aji amarillo in the frozen section. There is this incredible aisle of Peruvian goods in the Latin section, and I found dried purple corn (for making chicha morada), a bottle of chicha morada that my Peruvian friend said was authentic, huacatay paste, and aji amarillo paste. There were more Mexican peppers than I've ever seen in my life and I found unmarked oregano in a package for $2.49. I'm excited to come back for my Latin shopping.

Cheap-ish food here. It was good until I checked the chicken and smelled spoiled and the date was…read morefor the 22nd and I bought it on the 17th. Had to air out my house. I couldn't smell it before the wrap was taken off.

A go to Chinese supermarket if you're in the area. It's pretty small and packed with stuff so not…read moretoo much room actually inside but the prices are pretty good for almost everything. They have sales here and there so it's nice depending on what you want to buy. Selection is a bit smaller than your average Chinese supermarket but definitely has a lot of the basics to get along with regular produce/vegetables/fruits. Has a parking lot in the back as well.

The tilefish this store sold us was no longer fresh. We…read morethought it's a good deal when we saw the low price at first.But we understood why the price was low later when we noticed the pungent foul oder while the bag holding the fish was opened. Washing it did not help remove the bad oder.The oder became even worse when the fish was put in the pot to be cooked. We live out of town,it's impossible for us to return the smelly fish to the store within 1.5 hours of purchase as requested. So we had to throw away the smelly fish. This is not the first time we've bought unfresh food from this store. It happens to foods on sale quite often there. They need to improve the quality of foods they sell.

I have shopped at this supermarket for years because I live in the neighborhood. As of lately, the…read morecashiers who are ALL HISPANIC are rude and disrespectful to AMERICAN SHOPPERS. They refuse to speak English to you, and rather ignore you service THAT I PAY FOR and say "Buenos Dias" to the other spanish customer standing BEHIND ME. A BUNCH RUDE RACISTS. I am reporting your business to ICE.

We tried to go around midnight, but never got in because there was no street parking and the valet…read moregave off the scammiest vibe. The lot was open and he was just standing around with a friend so we pulled in. Says to me "leave your keys in the car." I immediately said "no, no valet". The lot was nearly empty, the spot was a head-in spot, and it was literally 10 feet in front of us. Who needs a valet to park their car head-in 10 feet away? Besides, what kind of valet issues a directive for me to leave my keys in my own car without even explaining store policy? So then he says "I'll go get you a ticket." Figured he understood me clearly saying "no" (it was 2 of the 3 words I said to the man) and was going to get me a ticket to validate. So he walks around to my wife who was driving and tries the same thing on her. He said to her "leave your stuff here, give me the keys". She immediately said no and we pulled out of the lot. No surprises when I checked the Yelp reviews later and read that someone used the valet and got their house key stolen, had their glove box and registration visibly tossed. The parking at this place is completely F'd. Might be a good store but we never got inside because the attendant seemed to be (badly) running game.