After many years of having to trek north to get fresh produce, meats, poultry, and seafood, it's…read morepretty nice to just have to walk down the block. This has been such a gem these past few years. I only hope that we can get them to come sooner in the season or become a permanent fixture in the neighborhood.

Stopped here on my way to Ikea and was surprised that they had a small farmers market. There were…read moreonly 4-5 tents but the produce looked good. I was walking around when i saw they were selling baked goods. The prices were great! I got 2 apple cider cinnamon sugar donuts for $1 and an apple crumble muffin for$2.50. The prices were great and the baked goods were even better!! They had other items as well as an apple cider drink. The staff were nice and explained their products. There was a small crowd for this small farmer's market but it is worth going to visit and buy fresh items.

I don't believe I haven't reviewed this amazing greenmarket, yet!…read more I am so grateful to live a few blocks from this weekly/bi-weekly market! It's open year round on Wednesdays and most of the year on Sundays (the last weekend this year was December 19th and they'll pick back up in the spring.) Wednesdays is generally the better day and I highly recommend the bakery for excellent baguettes and Stony Mountain ranch for killer bacon, sausage, fresh eggs, the best bone-in chicken breast I've ever had, and truly the cutest proprietor ever. (Off topic, but holy moly is he cute!) They also carry a wide range of other meats and I'm definitely going to grab one of their steaks or pork chops, soon! In the spring and fall, they have a great salad/lettuce vendor (usually on sale for 3 clamshells for $10), a mushroom vendor, and more vegetable/fruit vendors - including one who carries beautiful and reasonably priced flowers. There's also a great seafood vendor with the best scallops I've ever had, but they seem to appear more infrequently. I still do a big shopping at Grand Army once or twice a month to pick up flowers, seafood, and fruits and veggies during the cold months (when this market is pretty barren) but this little guy will always be my number 1.

One of the less expensive 24 hour grocers in the hood. Sorry…read morenew folks...you wont find anything labeled "organic". You will find fresh produce at good prices, brought in everyday. A great place to pick up any and everything even tofu!! The beauty of living in a diverse (for now) neighborhood is having the most amazing spices and fruits at your fingertips!!

Cheap and always open produce store. They have the best sweet potatoes, avocados and mangoes. The…read moreguys there will open up water coconuts with a machete if you ask them. A lot more than meets the eye including asian and spanish products, cheap turbinado sugar, salt cod. Only noobs buy produce at the Pioneer or NSA (gross). Also a large selection of shady looking aphrodisiacs if you need help in that department.

It's been about 10 years since I've really come to this place and it's still the same!…read moreI stocked up on fruits from the outside (usually cheaper) and inside (a little pricier). They have almost anything you'd need to make an amazing fruit salad, regular salad, or anything fresh. I was so happy they even had quineps (sp) and lychee, which is great, since when you get them in Chinatown you can't pick through them yourself. The service is friendly and I'm happy to be back!

I'm not sure how to do it, but this should probably have more tags than "farmer's market." It's…read moremore of a bodega/small grocer with a pretty large selection (indoors and out) of fruits and vegetables. If you go through a lot of veggies and are nearby, they've got a wide selection and good deals (depending on what's in season). But like many such markets, much of the fare is ripe and ready to use immediately. I live in Park Slope but like hitting this neighborhood for the diverse markets and good deals. It's just 10 minutes from me on the F/G. Anyhow, what I really like about this shop is they have bulk dried Mexican chiles, which was kind of a surprise. Anchos, Chipotle, etc. But they also have fare that caters to a very ethnically diverse hood - Asian, middle eastern, etc. For example, they've got big eggplants for Italian fare, but also the little Indian ones - in bulk.

If your in search for a farmers market that is reasonably priced for NYC. Look no further than GSA…read moreTomato in Brooklyn. It's convenient because it's located next door to ShopRite. You can definitely score some good seasonal fruits and veggies when they've got them. Love that I can find fresh papaya, mango, and other Caribbean fruits. The prices are better than Manhattan, but not as good as Jersey. The checkout lines move sloooow when it's crowded, and don't expect the same selection every time you come. Atmosphere is always busy.

I am so happy I found this store . The quality of the fruit and vegetables are the best in…read morebrooklyn. The staff is great and the prices are the same as Shoprite but Shoprite fruits and vegetables are disgusting. Shop here for everything fruits and vegetables. They also have milk meat and middle eastern foods. I love there basil and they are open 24 hours 7 days a week. I will never shop in Shoprite again

Literally the best grocery store of all time. It's a local landmark. You'll find stuff here you…read moredidn't even know existed!

What an amazing fresh produce market this is! They have a huge selection of fruits and veggies…read morewrapping around the outside of the store, plus plenty more foods inside. Definitely worth going out the way for this.

Wow, a very clean and spacious Kosher grocery store. The produce are reasonably priced but where…read moreis the good old traditional baked treats like: rugelach, rainbow cookies, mandelbrot and hamentaschen? And I don't mean those funky pink/wht, blk/wht, and orange/wht color iced cookies. Thumbs down to the linzer tart, way too sweet and the cookie tasted like a bland sugar cookie with a freezer burn after taste, as for the apricot filling...too sweet and a bitter after taste. Skip the bake good section and go fill your cart with other things like peaches, nectarines and pickles. This place is like a Kosher Stop and Shop with lots of Jewish brand names and imports from Israel.

I come here for the huge selection. The produce section is well stocked…read more While the prices are just average, the front cashiers have made errors ringing up items at the register numerous (!) times. I'm not talking about small errors - the last error one of them made was to the tune of $80. Buyer beware.