Brooklyn Chinatown

I shop here because they have a wide variety of fruits/vegetable I cannot get at other Asian…read moremarkets. Only thing is the pricing and various limitations they have without notice. They have a weekly circular and it does not state any limits on produce. When you get to the actual store front, there is a limitation. There was an avocado limit at one point. If you didn't purchase a certain amount, you could not buy the avocados at the sale price. But it's not written in every language and even the English was not understandable. This week is 3 for $2.00 oranges. But your only allowed 3. Doesn't mention it anywhere so if you even had an extra bag of oranges, they will take it back. I work in a school, and have done bulk orders for festive events. They gave us less than the amount ordered but were able to fix it. That situation was stressful only because it involved kids. And since it was a mistake of the store, they needed to cater to our timing for the event which they almost weren't able to. They did fix the problem but with much hassle. Overall, the store is decent. Workers are alright. Certain things could be better.

I stopped by this grocery store last Saturday to pick up some vegetables…read more Ambiance - The store was stocked with fresh vegetables and fruits. I thought I was just going to pick up some cilantro and onions but ended up buying plum tomatoes, red onion, carrots and celery. The store staff were friendly and helpful. I didn't take any pictures but I'm definitely going to shop here again for groceries the next time I'm in the area.

1.3 mi•Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst

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Yum's Fruit & Vegetable Store

3.9(9 reviews)

I brought some apples from the lady at the counter the apples were very fresh and the lady is sooo…read morenice. And when I want to buy fruits I will always go here instead of the super market because the ones they sell here are more fresh, so I would rate this a 11/10

As you can see from the picture i took, now called Yums. Family owned for years and a decent…read moreselection of veggies at decent prices. Overall decent

1.6 mi•Bay Ridge, Fort Hamilton

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Bay Green

3.9(8 reviews)

HANDS DOWN THE BEST PRODUCE SPOT I'VE EVER BEEN TO. And I come from a family where my father owned…read morea produce business in Brooklyn for 38 years. So I know fresh merchandise when I see it. Not only are all the products here PHENOMENAL A1 quality, the people here are all SUPER kind, honest, helpful, generous, and humble. Not to mention the unbelievable good prices. This was my first time here, and I'd be crazy to go anywhere else ever again. I really don't know other words to say, or how to express my gratitude enough for everyone here, and their unmatched, honorable service and merchandise. Thank you guys so much for the wonderful experience you've introduced to me. I never thought I'd find a place as great as yours. Everyone needs to come check them out and stay loyal. They can really use the constant, and steady support to stay open and available to the public. Thanks again guys!

One of the few all organic grocery stores in Bay Ridge. They have a good selection of dry foods,…read morefresh herbs and produce, lots of vegan/vegetarian to-go meals, and a huge variety of all natural cooking oils (safflower oil, walnut oil, coconut oil, etc). They also carry Linwoods flax seeds blends, which is hard to find even in organic stores. They also have an extensive fresh juice and smoothie bar that's definitely worth trekking for.

The Pineapple Farm

4.5(15 reviews)

1.0 mi•Bay Ridge

Cute little market with a nice variety of commonly sought-after fruits and vegetables. I picked up…read morea few things; Tomatoes, apples, scallions and crimini mushrooms. The tomatoes were outstanding - absolutely outstanding, compared to tomatoes in other supermarkets in the area. Apples and scallions were very fresh and delicious; Certainly above "satisfactory". The crimini's looked fresh when I purchased them, however, when I got them home and attempted to clean them, they were moldy. In general, a good market, but I'd be careful when purchasing button or crimini mushrooms.

Since day 1 I have gotten nothing but great fruits and veggies for a very low price and don't get…read moreme started on the beef they have. I think the pictures speak for themselves. The meat is fresh, nice and red, and the ground beef is like silk! SUPER soft AMAZING for burgers! UPDATE So it's the day after buying the meat and the chopped meat has dark brown chunks in it witch tells me they have mixed NEW meat with OLD meat! Now, Im an honest person and all my reviews are nothing but true, but when ppl try to sell me old meat it gets me upset. Well, I will never trust them with the chopped anymore because they always say it's "Fresh". The meat spoke for itself! I'm not an idiot.

Great prices !

Great prices

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Turkish candy they have assorted variety.. So yummy $7.49 lb

Bensonhurst Green Market

4.0(6 reviews)

2.0 mi•Bensonhurst

Very fresh food. Good quality. Tomatoes the size of nearly a cantalope…read more Different kinds of squash. I just wish there was a dairy and bakery vendor.

Still loving the market this year. The seafood is gone. Word from the manager is that there isn' t…read moreenough demand for a protein stand. The honey guy had chicken eggs couple of weeks ago but wasn't there at all today. Got some nice cantaloupe and eggplants.

1.4 mi•Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst

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La Bella Marketplace

3.1(132 reviews)

All I have to say, "does anybody supervise staff" in this store? You would be surprised at the…read moreskill sets of those working in this place, especially those that have to face customers. If you ask someone in the butcher shop for special cut or are they just going to put out plain sausage the answer is, "sorry I am going home", or "what we cut/we put out is available to you". You're also lucky to get an answerer when you interrupt them while on the phone or having a conversation with stock guys. Now let's talk of the cashiers -some are rude, don't know how to count and don't bag. (or feign they don't bag though the store policy is too bag). I look for the old timers when I go and I am avoiding shopping on the weekends as the most inexperienced unsupervised are manning the registers. The young managers are the worse. They are too busy talking about their last adventure, online interests, gossiping, talking about customers or general gripping. They don't monitor the cashiers and act offended when you complain about the service. Some of the new cashiers look away and ignore customers to avoid work. Recently when I approached the counter of a cashier doing nothing with her back to customers, and asked if she was opened, the answer was curt, and annoyed as" why do I dare ask". A simple yes would have sufficed. Oh, I forget, god forbid you give them $20.25 if the bill l is $10.25. They look at the quarter like it just landed from the moon on the latest meteorite. Oh, and don't give them a quarter after they post the $20 to the register. Somehow, they can't add the $9.75 and .25 to give you $10 back.

I shopped here earlier today to buy some fresh corn. The supermarket is impressive. They have a…read morebakery inside where they making pizza, calmness, and focaccia. They also have a deli section with meat, cheese and ready to eat food. The employees are friendly and helpful. It was my first time there. The produce looked fresh and good. I bought some nectarines, corn on the corn, green grapes and beets. The nectarines were crisp, juicy and sweet. Some stores let you take the husk off the corn but they didn't let me at this place. One of the employees told me that someone fell on the husk that was on the floor and complained to the store so now they don't let you do it in the store. The corn looked good and fresh so I bought anyways. I became a club card member to get the discounts in this store. 6 corn for $2. The aisles were wide enough for me to maneuver my stroller through them. It was hard by the registers but customers were understanding when I had to switch planes to get out. I wouldn't mind visiting this place again.

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Brick oven baked breads from the 18th Avenue Bakery!

65th Street & 18th Ave Corner Produce Market

3.8(4 reviews)

1.6 mi•Bensonhurst

Amazing and juicy nectarines! I love their fruit. They good selection most of the time. You have…read moreto go there when they first set up so you get the good stuff. And they have good prices.

Went there once and bought some fruit and never buy from them again. They let you pick but will…read moreswap them out with the worst quality if you weren't paying attention. End up tossing everything.

0.3 mi•Borough Park, Dyker Heights

Sweet Peaches for sale at $1.99/lb

Nectarines

65th Street & 18th Ave Corner Produce Market

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Circus Fruit

3.7(85 reviews)

In the passage of my travels, my family and I succumb to purchasing fruits. Amid Circus Fruits…read moredoes have a good selection fruits and vegetables, I prefer Three Guys From Brooklyn whom is a 24/7 open-air market with an emphasis on fruits & vegetables, plus a full range of grocery items. We decided to purchase kiwis and strawberries. The strawberries were delicious. Customer service is non-existent as the staff as robotic stolid circus-style cashiers, but if one who requires assistance as attaining an very high elevated item outside of your reach - no one can assist you. Circus Fruits is usually less crowded unlike their rival Three Guys From Brooklyn. Ergo, I have been to the circus in Brooklyn today to purchase fruits! However, this circus does not contain animals nor clowns who entertain customers, but are apathetic and stolid to the core. I rather see Three Guys From Brooklyn than go to this mediocre circus!!

I went here about a week ago and I was surprised by the variety of produce there. Everything is…read moreorganized outside and the pricing was reasonable. Inside is just like a regular grocery store. I bought some eggs, bread, and snacks. There are only about 3 cashiers, which made the checkout process slower. I will be shopping here more often for produce!

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Jenny Farms

3.4(7 reviews)

1.4 mi•Bay Ridge

Great selection of fruit and peaches and prickly pears. I got some donut peaches for 4.99 a pound.read more

Great selection for a small store and the lowest prices I could find in the neighborhood. The food…read moreis always fresh but on occasion this is not the case. These are usually labeled from "Whole Foods." So be where. Otherwise they seem to be only store that never runs out of radicchio. That is a plus. If you want dried tomatoes you can, always, go to Metro, that is down 3 blocks. I gave them 4 stars because, being small, their selection is limited.

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Fei Long Supermarket is fantastic. It's filled with groceries that cater to the Asian communities…read moreand emerging economies in general. Everything from produce, meats, fish, staples, it's all there. It must be a comforting reminder of home, for those who shop there from Asian countries For anyone that's curious about Asian cuisine and culture, a trip to Fei Long Supermarket would be a great experience to learn and immerse yourself in the community.

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3.7

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