This grocery/fruit store has been here for a long time. There's a big sign that says they are 24…read morehours but I don't think they are all. They stay open pretty late though. They have a great fruit selection at good prices. Usually whatever is in season, they'll have. The seasonal fruit is usually outside. Inside is your basic but good selection of vegetables and basic stuff like snacks, cereals, drinks, etc. I want to say they are family owned and the family takes turns behind the counter. They are all very nice and helpful in case you need help. They take credit cards as well.

This place is such a great supermarket! They always have great produce - veggies and fruits and a…read moreselection of beers, ice creams, dried goods and necessities. I'm the type of person to plan my meals for the week, so I love coming here beginning of the week and grabbing on sale items! This week I got 4 brown tomatoes to try for less than $1 (I FaceTimed my mom and she told me it's $3 at her local supermarket!) Got 8 lemons for $1 (sometimes it's 3 for $1) Their produce always lasts longer than the bigger supermarkets I go to. Friendly staff and workers! There's a cute guy who works the cashier sometimes too haha

What a cool market and was only 2 blocks from the hotel. For those of us in the San Francisco Bay…read moreArea this place is best described as if 99 Ranch and Piazza's Fine Foods had a baby (For those West Coast impaired, Asian food store meets a Whole Foods). Tons of Asian good from a whole row of frozen Bao to even durian items. In addition to the usual stuff you would find at a high end market. Endless selection of craft brews, produce, dairy etc. They did have a deli and bakery which I did not sample. It is a large but narrow store as many have noted and after 4PM its one door in and out only so it gets a bit crowded.

Since LIC has one of the fastest growing [east] Asian populations in the country, it logically…read morefollows that their local supermarkets would cater to this demo-- even the City Acres, which essentially felt like an Asian supermarket. I stopped into this location recently before a day by the pool, and was so excited by the huge snack selection. I originally went in for a popular frozen banana treat I saw online, but left with bags of Korean chips, unique ramen, candy I grew up eating, and snacks galore. My pool day was better for it and had me contemplating a move to LIC.

It's nice to see more specialty stores opening in this neighborhood. Albmini is an Albanian mini…read moremart with selections of Balkan and Mediterranean goods. This store has taken over the space formerly occupied by Chronos Pharmacy. While the space isn't very large, it looks very inviting. The first thing you'll notice upon entering is the great selection of olive oils which is displayed prominently in the center. In addition, they offer a good variety of specialty snacks, drinks and desserts. I've tried a few of their chocolates and desserts. Prices are reasonable for these kinds of imported goods, imo. Also, ALBmini offers free delivery services for orders over $30, which is a great perk. This space has been vacant for a couple years now, so it's wonderful to see it in its new incarnation.

This little grocery store is owned by a Dominican guy named Roberto, & he employs local people to…read morerun his business all year long. So where do I start?!? They make 2 different kinds of soup daily, (chicken & tripe soup or whatever) 3 plates of different food (ox tail, steak, pork cops stewed/fried) which are always delicious. I have lived on 14th street for 50 years now & he is located right across the street & they even deliver in the mornings. They stock bathroom stuff, macaroni, sauces, candy, cigarettes, toothpaste etc.. This company is certified "For The People" when it comes to doing the right thing. A few years ago a bunch of morons went in there & thought it was going to an easy place to knock off. It was all caught on video, but I cannot find it anymore, I can only find the article that was written up. Two (2) guys walked in & announced "THIS IS A ROBBERY", then proceeded to put two (2) customers on the floor & told them not to move. The guy with the gun walked up to the guy behind the counter (Danny / no longer works there) & put a gun to his head. Danny didn't like the idea & pushed the gun to the side away from his face. The robber wasn't too smart because he did it again. This time Danny grabbed the gun & started to fight with him. He hit Danny in the face & his accomplice broke a bottle over Danny's face & then it was a few for all. All the customers both standing & laying down started to pound the gunman & they took away his gun but not before he could fire it into the wall during the struggle. Here's the link & maybe if you can do a better job researching, you'll find the video as well. Go to Lantigua & tell them Mikey "pitbull" sent you. =) ~

This is like a little bodega / mom n' pop grocery that's two blocks from my house. This great…read morelittle place saved me the hassle of walking out to 21st street and broadway to hit up the big supermarkets so I was very pleased with them. All in all, given their size they really do carry the essentials that you might need at reasonable prices. I think they're a great neighborhood grocery and people should know about them so here we are. I was having some family members over for dinner in honor of my cousin's last day in the city and I needed olive oil, italian bread, and stuffing. This place had all three plus I noticed they carried Boar's head deli meat, different types of soups and cereals, dinner meats like chicken and pork chops, and cleaning supplies plus *some* fresh produce. If you live in the area this should be your go-to place if you need a little something to make yourself dinner and can't be bothered to go out to the main drag by Broadway. Give the place a tray! It worked really well for my needs.

This is a solid neighborhood grocery store. It's clean, organized and has a good selection. A…read morelittle pricey but they carry a lot of organic and vegan options. There's a newer kid at the deli who's kind and helpful. It's always nice to have a local market like this in the neighborhood.

this place is very disappointing to say the leas. the staff is always on their phones. the deli…read morehelp is horrible. to day will be the last time I shop there and waste money. I purchased homemade coleslaw and not only did it smelled and tasted fishy, I also found a hair in it. oh how I miss the old Silver Barn and amazing staff.

Entering this store was my first trip. The store seems well lit and it's easy finding groceries…read more I walked in searching 1 thing and wind up purchasing more items. The clerk treated me with respect who greeted me with kindness. My new go-to store. Thanks so much.

I absolutely LOVE this Eastern European and Mediterranean Market! I've been coming to Parrot for…read moremany years. There are multiple locations in Queens: 2 in Sunnyside, 1 in Ridgewood, and 1 in Astoria. I wish they'd open a store in Long Island! Friendly and welcoming service; very reasonable prices! A true Gem! Parrot is packed with so many offerings! I can't even begin to name everything they offer but some items are: - Fresh pastries and desserts - Fresh Cheeses & Meats - Butcher Shop with specialty meats - Refrigerated & Frozen Foods: Manti dumplings, sausages, Pierogies, Yogurts, Soups, etc. - Olives Galore - Fresh Coffees, Teas & Spices - International Snacks - Fresh Baked Goods - Nuts, Candies, Cookies, Spreads, Dried Fruits - And MUCH MUCH MORE!! Each aisle is full of surprises, and it's fun just to walk down each and every aisle to see all their items. You just never know what you'll find! But be warned: your basket will be filled very quickly! My two fave items from this market are their Turkish Pide Bread and their ELITE Instant Turkish Coffee. (If you know, you know!). And don't snooze on their butcher section! Highly recommended! I've introduced this market to SOOOO many friends and family! You can thank me later!

I must have walked by this store so many times and only went in to buy lottery tickets today. I…read moreheld the door open for someone and he told me that this place was a gem of a store and it was his favorite store. When I walked in this store it was fully packed with mostly Turkish groceries. I mean they really used their space. I decided to really take some time out to look around. Every bit of space it untiltilized here with a lot of amazing turkish products. I ended up getting some turkish bread and snacks which I really liked and my lotto tickets. This is definitely a great new find.

Great service, reasonable prices, delectable baklava! I highly recommended them! Just an all…read morearound wonderful store.

G Mart opened recently in Jackson Heights though I'll be honest, I'm not 100% sure what the "G"…read morestands for (Good? Gracious? Great?) but it is very convenient if you're getting off the train at the Jackson Heights stop. It looks very much like they took an old warehouse sized space and converted it into a clean looking market. There market has two levels, a primary level where you'll find most of the goods including produce, dry goods and even a small housewares section towards the back. Step up a couple of stairs from the produce section and you'll be in the seafood section. The market was very neat and organized and it looked very clean. All that said, do not expect a ton of selection here. Their brand diversity was fairly limited which is no big surprise given the relatively small space for a supermarket. From what I saw the prices here were average and not particularly expensive or cheap. If you're in the area this is a good spot to grab some groceries. You may not have the widest selection available to you, but it will do in a pinch!

The past few years of Woodside has seen an influx of Asian businesses, some of them in the form of…read more99 cent stores, eateries, and in the case of G mart, supermarkets. Is it a knock off of H-Mart? Maybe. Is it better than making the trip to Flushing or perhaps Elmhurst? That really depends. By no means is this a destination worthy grocery shopping experience. However, for Woodside residents in a pinch and in need of some Chinese produce, seafood selection, and imported snacks, this place works. The selection isn't going to wow any seasoned shopper in these parts, but it has all the basic areas taken care of. It's also a little bigger than it looks from the outside. In any other western supermarket, this would be a C-Town or Key Foods, but what they have is comparable to things I'd find out in semi-nearby Elmhurst. The meat selection / butcher area has some pretty solid prices for beef bones, shanks, and organ meats. I also think the seafood section and the slabs of fish they have daily is somewhat impressive given how light it is crowd wise. Their produce feels limited, but I think it's better to look in the morning for things like watercress, snowpeas, etc, before it runs out. Overall, I think they bring a lot of value to the hood. Not just in terms of affordability, but they do it better than a lot of their nearby competition. Service seems fine overall and I like that the store is clean and organized.