This is a full-service grocery with an immense selection. The staff is friendly and helpful and…read morelistens to suggestions or criticisms. they really try to please. their hot and cold food bars offer a wide-variety of foods, many of which are quite good and they also offer ready-made sandwiches, wraps and salads and beautiful pastries which one can take to the front of the store to tables they provide. there is a coffee bar there as well. i often recommend them to tourists to the area who find the prices at the timeout marketplace nearby appalling. their grocery prices are on the high side but they have weekly sale flyers that often provide a bargain, and, in fact, they are competitive w/ other markets in the area.

Dumbo Market, 66 Front St - A very good place where you can not only shop but also enjoy excellent…read morehot food. We really liked the meals, and the selection was varied. I appreciate the quick service and the convenient location. The only downside was that the toilets were out of order, which is a pity, but the quality of the food and the overall impression definitely make up for it.

I shopped here because it was so close to the hotel i was staying at. I did not buy any real food…read moreso i cannot evaluate that. I just got some drinks(beer, soda, water) and some snack items for the hotel. However, this place is pretty large and looks like it has whatever you might want. It was convenient and efficient for us.

It's actually about frustration in signing up for online shopping; I have tried randomly over a…read moreperiod of months to get a functioning account and have never succeeded. Nor can I get anyone who "does" the online service management or get relevant answers from the Contact Us link. Last night I got to the checkout, and then the site kept asking me for the order number. ??? That ended the order going through. Mohammed tried to help by doing it verbally over the phone but there were too many items to deal with. It had been a go-to-shop for me since it opened, but after an accident I can't easily go in-person and now apparently I can't shop there at all or find anyone who is responsible/helpful for the site's customer functionality.

This store will fit the bill. If you have a basic need, this Ctown can fulfill that need…read more But be prepared for cramped aisle ways, high prices, and a more limited selection (fewer choices for brands). You'll find many items without any price tag (and no label on the shelf). The signs can also be tricky- something may be on sale, but the dates shown have since past. I've also seen signs give a specific sale, but then they will have small print saying the price is only valid if you buy ten (or a large number) of that exact item or spend $50 on your shopping trip. Both of those will leave you hanging at the register when you're pulling out your wallet realizing you owe more than expected. So, yes, overall, this place will help out in a pinch or for some basics. Plus the B38 drops off really close by- how can you say no to that?! But, when it comes to doing a full-on shopping trip, elsewhere is probably more wallet friendly.

This place has always been the worst grocery store I have ever been to, but on my last visit I…read morecounted *four* people walking around and shopping without masks on. Not masks on their chins or under their noses... just zero attempt to even wear a mask by all four. And I was only in the store for less than five minutes while I procured *two* items. I can only imagine how many dozens of people go in there without masks on each day! When I got to the register I asked the person working there if they were no longer enforcing a mask policy in their store. They didn't even say anything to me, they just shrugged and scanned my items. The cashier that rang up two of the anti-maskers didn't say anything to them about it. On my way out, I told one of them they should be wearing a mask, after which they followed me out and shouted some homophobic slurs at me while threatening to spit in my face. So yeah, I wish I could give this place -5 stars but 1 will have to do. They should really be reported to the health department and shut down until they can guarantee the health and safety of their customers. Needless to say, I will never shop here again and I advise anyone to avoid doing so as well.

Best place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. Their prices are extremely low and the quality beats…read moreregular supermarkets like Shoprite. Just be careful when you pick out your items to ensure you get the best ones. Line is long and snakes through the store but it moves fast since there are at least 3 or more cashiers. This is a high volume store and their products move fast. Great for Caribbean products. The prices are so low we end up over buying. There's competition across the street but we never have been there.

Low cost produce along with a wide array of Asian and Caribbean goods…read more This is the type of place I'm used to frequenting growing up in Flatbush. Yes, some of the produce may go bad quicker but the price and convenience is appreciated. In the midst of the Corona Virus (3/19), the store is still open and fully stocked.

I posted fairly recently about the Manhattan Wegmans (love it) and I finally made it over to the…read moreBrooklyn store a couple of times recently. It's really nice. I don't know what took me so long to get over there. Well actually, I do know. It's not at all near a subway station, which is kind of a PITA. But, despite that, it's a great store! Some aspects of the store that I like a little better than the Manhattan store: at the Brooklyn store, you can do all the shopping on one level. Manhattan/Astor Place store has some items (as well as customer checkout) on upper level, but you do most of the shopping on the lower level. The Brooklyn stores has restrooms (and a cafe space) upstairs, but the restroom situation is much more convenient - I haven't had any kind of wait at all. At the Manhattan store you're likely to be waiting for several minutes for a stall to become available. Both stores have a fabulous, very tempting bakery section, great cheese selection (and the employees seem really nice), great produce, etc. It may be a little harder to find things in the aisles at the Brooklyn store but that's probably also because it's a very large store and I'm still getting the lay of the land there. Again, I do wish there was a train station closer, but that's not the store 's fault and I've been exploring different options, including walking 12-13 minutes from a train station (York Street), buses (the B69 goes near there as well as some other bus lines), and/or short Uber rides to train stations if I have too much to carry. Going forward I'll probably be utilizing both stores as each has their own advantages!

After attending the tequila fest at the navy yard bldg 77 my wife and I decided to stop by this…read morefood market. Professional and friendly staff with neat uniforms .and prices are affordable! Highly recommended.

Back in 2018, when I stayed in BedStuy, I was half a block from this store. It was also on the way…read morehome from the train after work when I took the express. Prices not bad, sales are helpful. Awesome selection of vegan regular items, like 'cheese', most in the produce section. Produce is on hit, BEYOND FRESH! They had the BEST hot food buffet with 3 kinds of fish/seafood, vegetables, mac 'n' cheese and a couple other sides. I would stop by before work and get my meals for 2 days in one shot. The fish grilled to perfection, and not at all fishy weird or funky at all. There were times they would have the mac'n'cheese out and fresh as early as 9am! Cashiers are cool and friendly! The variety and selection is so vast it's ridiculous! And one last mention? The music they play !

Great to have this upscale Super Market in my neighborhood!…read moreIt is important to have good quality food available. The location is great!

This place singlehandedly makes Myrtle Ave a habitable place. I would move over here just to chill…read morewith Mr. Kiwi on the regular, because he's friendlier and far more useful than anyone else I know. I don't know when a bodega becomes a full-on grocery store, but this place is riding the line pretty hard. They have good beer. Good granola. Good coffee. Good, no-nitrite sausages. Fresh, quality produce. And you know Mr. Kiwi cares about what you put in your body, because he also stocks the organic and health-conscious stuff: Bell & Evans chicken. Several types of fake meat for the vegans. Ronnybrook Farms dairy. Wheatgrass shots. Pre-made salads that actually look good. A serious selection of Asian eats (noodles, kimchi, sushi, etc.). All the sauces, dressings, canned and packaged goods you might want...it's like Whole Foods up in here, with better prices. Basifcally, they've got an astonishing selection of edible items, and just to top it off, an excellent juice/smoothie bar and legitimately wonderful staff/service. Count yourself lucky if you live in the neighborhood.

I am visiting for a long work trip, and this store really makes this area feel like an actual…read moreneighborhood! They had amazing grapes and a stunning variety of produce. The quality and selection of food is so much better than I expected. And you get hit with a delicious smell of fresh citrus and ginger when you walk in because of the juice bar.

I bought a Dr.Pepper from this store and I noticed the seal was broken once I went home. I opened…read morethe bottle and an odd smell came out. The label was also off center. Guessing they are rebottling some of the products or have a sketchy distributor.

Everything is overpriced and they sell counterfeit nicotine products. They sold me fake zynread more