This is definitely an international market, cause people of all ethnicities come to pick up delish goodies. I would come here for the fresh, fresh bread that is at a unbelievable price, though mind you, i went before they remodeled and now they are crazy fancy (still affordable) but so clean and pretty and open 24 HOURS. i was walking home from a party once, and definitely picked up something to eat from here, since they are open and always staffed properly. extensive deli and crazy amount of foreign snacks, all very attractive. i cant say much about the prices of the fruits, it is on a stretch of 86th street that has many fruit stands, so its best to shop around if you want the best price per pound. read more

I purchased a canister of Quaker Oats which had the inner seal (with the dotted line where you can push for opening) under the plastic lid already broken. I didn't realize it until later, so when I tried to exchange it at the store 4 days later, they said the store policy only works to return the item within 24 hours, then they proceeded arguing with me that the item was ok and that it wasn't actually opened! read more

I got my birthday cake here ! It was black Forrest and REALLY GOOD. I recently ordered a Tiramisu cake for my friends birthday and it looks really nice! The macarons here are really delicious and cheap too. The employees here are okay and do their job but don't expect a smile. read more

Cherry Hill Market - Grocery Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I went down to Brooklyn today and made a stop by the Cherry Hill Market. A place my wife had been to a few times years ago but I had never been here before myself. Apparently, I was in for a treat! As you walk into the Cherry Hill Market, you get hit by the incredible smells of the the assorted collection of foods, they have to offer you. And that ranges from fresh produce to pastries to deli meats and everything in-between. Best of all they're open 24/7 (I know...Incredible!) While a lot of the items you find are euro based foods and hard to find in the US - everything is fresh and the staff and people are friendly. A great place to stop by when your in Brooklyn! read more

Best Russian store ever! Everything is absolutely delicious! Huge selection. Love it!

I think I've only purchased flowers from here but looking at the other reviews, I think I should try getting some food too! As for the flowers, they have lots of varieties out front. The bouquets are generally very fresh and I find that they last quite a bit longer than flowers I have gotten from florists in the area (ahem the florist down the block). The prices are pretty reasonable - a large bouquet of roses and lilies for around $30. Unfortunately, they do increase the prices a little bit for holidays like Mother's Day though (though I think most florists do anyway..). This is my go to spot whenever I'm looking to get some flowers for my mom. :) read more

great food, ok service. There's a cold cuts lady who is a b*tch. She cut me the wrong meat and then yelled at me because she misheard what I asked for. Very bad. read more

It's a 24 hour gourmet market. It started with fruit and veg. market to what it is today.Very clean... Some of the worker had hard time understanding English and hence could be rude. Watch out! read more

They used to have good produce, not anymore. I recently got a box of the long stem strawberries( super expensive) and strawberries were missing. Maybe not their fault, I can imagine a fat Russian lady opening the box and tasting the fruit :( The girls are rude and abrupt, I think it's a cultural thing. Somebody has to tell them That the reason why many people love the us is that excellent customer service is a big part of the whole consumerism craze. If I'm going to spent my money on quality products I want my server to be courteous and say thank you, preferably in English. They have a good selection of cold cuts, slds, in house made food, deserts, and organic products. I wish they labeled some of the Russian products with an English translation. I dnt know maybe I'm asking for too much. I like the sheepshead bay location better. Just because it's bigger. The attitude is the same. read more

A store like this is taken for granted in brooklyn, however I live in NJ and this would be my Valhalla. They have plenty of easter european food here covering everything from meat to cheese and everything in between. They have cakes and deserts also. The Deli department has a huge variety of cold cuts, most imported. Also don't sleep on the lox and the Pelmeni with sour cream and cherry compote side. I shop here every time I visit brooklyn and stock up to take hot food back home and even take it to lunch through the week. The bakery is also great, they always have everything fresh. Staff can be rude and nasty at times but its expected in a store like this, its all part of the experience. read more

This place should get fined. Reprimanded. Something. They are putting everyone at risk of contracting COVID19 and ignore all guidelines put forth for businesses to adhere to for the safety of all New Yorkers. I went in to buy something on a nice, warm day. People were out and about on 86th street. In the store, no one was required to be 6 feet apart, not even on line to pay. There were WAY too many people in there and no one bothered to stop them. It was dangerous, so I walked out. read more

So much Russian food, it makes NetCost look completely paltry. There is no butcher, but they have a huge selection for sliced meats and cheeses and MANY prepared hot and cold Russian staples. Food is delicious, almost as good as mom's and the decor is fantastic. read more

I must admit, I kinda think Cherry Hill is the bomb. I usually shy away from Russian establishments as I am not so much into the food, and the pickled everything, and the meat jello, but Cherry Hill is the rare exception. They have everything! Fruits & veggies, cooked food, baked goods, a huge bread section and so much more. The best thing about Cherry Hill is that I have found some rare items that are hard to find else where, like my beloved coconut wafer cookies and this pudding that I love. Everything is always fresh and there is so much to explore! read more

I come here for their prepared salads and what-not. 24 hour shopping means a quiet setting to grocery shop after a long night shift. Their russian-speaking ladies are always helpful, I just point and smile, they smile and scoop. Their fresh fruits and produce aren't as competitively priced as Vucciria across the street, which is also open 24 hours. read more

What an amazing store! WOW! Everything is so organized and made with style, great friendly staff, and most importantly wide variety of DELICIOUS Prepared food! Also the produce brought to them from the best places and distributors, all produce is always very fresh and tasteful! I also checked the bakery department which probably has everything you can ever imagine to yourself when you are craving for sweet! GREAT STORE!!!! 10+ read more

The best Russian food I've ever had and I lived in Russia for 26 years. It takes me more than an hour to get there from the city but I do it once in a while and buy a week supply of food. Also, their cakes are delicious, my favorite one is a sour cream layered cake (Yum!!). It's so Russian but my American friends love it. Wish they opened a store in the city. Can't find any Russian deli here and it's definitely missed. read more

During my brief time living in Bensonhurst, this market was an almost everyday excursion-point. Just a few blocks from my train stop, it was incredibly convenient for the Russian goodies I crave - smoked fish, fresh breads, amazing sweets and an incredible pickle bar. The pickled vegetables in particular haunt me to this day - I'll never forget the perfectly briny cauliflower, surrounded by sprigs of fresh dill. My god, it was so, so good. The shop carries a large selection of dairy, meat, produce and boxed goods as well - be sure to give it a good wander, so as not to miss the different cases and corners. Tastiness lurks in every section. read more

Very Rude customer service. Like other reviewers have said 50% of their products are good quality though the Fruit market will disappoint you many times over especially with how expensive it is. If you like to be respected you will give up on this place soon. Even the managers just walk around and dont really know how to manage and never being helpful. P.S. I am a customer that spent anywhere between $15 to $25 a day on fruit and vegetables. I told the manager in person that he had just lost a customer. read more

This used my the market I go to everytime I needed groceries or just a treat for myself. The best part of this place is that it's open 24 hours. The pastries here are amazing. Me and my old roommate used to get the chocolate fondant cake here almost once a week and we got fat together. It was delicious. We also get our birthday cakes here. I get groceries here when I plan to keep the veggies for a week. The prices are on the higher end. If you want cheaper go to Vucceria which is right across but trust me most the food there is either expired or rotten or will expire or get rotten in a day. Cherry his ain't that good either, I did get some rotten veggies, once they sold me an already rotten fruit. But they agreed to refund the money when I came back and returned it the next day. Yes, everyone who works here are Russian or Ukrainian, mostly Ukrainian and products are from there too which I kinda like. Their candies are nice. The staffs were nicer initially but after a few years they've become kinda rude. I remember once this girl from the cash counter when she billed me she saw my name and told me that she watches Bollywood movies and my name was same as this actress and she is very beautiful. She went on saying that Indian women are so beautiful and I asked her where she was from and she told me Ukraine. I told her I found Ukrainian women beautiful and I meant it. She was beautiful too! My roommate got annoyed and told me stop flirting so we stopped chatting at that and left. Those were the years with the friendly staff. Now everyone is rude, the women at pastry corner are nicer to people who speak Russian. To sum up, I did come here frequently and the fact that it was open 24/7 helped me a lot especially during boozy nights when I returned home after the long D commute and craved for food or sweets. read more

Not sure if I like it or hate it... All I know it's out of my comfort zone... A Russian market... I actually been to a few Russian supermarket In New York City but this one is somewhat different... Hmmmmmmmm.... They have a mini bakery of the side... great for mostly groceries....they carry a lot of gourmet or ethnic items..... I didn't really purchase anything here ...because they have such a random selection of produce and they are also pretty expensive... I think the stuff in certain places are getting expensive because oil prices are high...which means gasoline prices are high...which means it costs more to run trucks that ship food everywhere and the food companies still want to make a profit...so they have to charge more to cover the rising gas prices! Tip: look up! There's baskets everywhere as decorations... read more

Very expensive fruits and vegetables, but for a good reason. They're all fresh, and amazing! Once you walk in, look up. Just do it. The entire ceiling is covered in... wicker baskets. It makes me feel like I've slipped into some Alice in Wonderland-esque place. (Cue the Beatles' "Strawberry Fields"!) They have these super cute pastries and candies by the counters. Also, lots of russian chocolates and candies. Wish I knew what they tasted like, but I'm to scared that I'll just pick a weird one ahahah. They sell flowers in the front, behind the plastic door things. read more

+ open 24 hours + clean - pepared foods only( packed meat, dried fish, bottled vegtables) , the dried fish looked rather scary - no fresh meat /poultry or seafood deparmtns read more

Nice sized euro market, with products from all over the world, probably soecializes in Russian faire. The place looks nice inside and out, which is a nice change of pace from the dingy Chinese mini-markets surrounding it. They also sell flowers up front read more

New? Check Clean? Check Convenient? Check Great selection of produce, deli meats, desserts, hot and cold prepared food items, breads, salads, etc.? Check Parking? Check Seriously....PARKING....that alone makes this place fan-flippin-tastic! I've been shopping here for several years now, and I feel the time is right to finally leave a review. Seriously, this place basically has it all. read more

Cherry hill is generally a very cute market. Despite the limited decoration, it has a very unique ceiling covered with an array of baskets. It's generally very tidy and has a large variety of items, as well as very well made Russian food ready to order. The service is quick and friendly. It offers just about everything with sections for produce, meat, salads, pastries/chocolates/cakes, ready-made Russian food, as well as the regularly shelved items. The only downsides to this market are that it's pretty pricey and usually crowded. Otherwise, a nice place to visit. read more

Delicious food! Home cooked quality, and anything a gourmet place can offer. The most delicious bakery section. Highly recommended. Veggies and fruits a bit on the pricey side, but you can always count them to be the freshest on the market read more

I'm inclined to agree with most of the negative reviews here. I've lived in the neighborhood for years, and have stopped in here to frequent the bakery on occasion. There's a diverse array of international products as well. However, what the establishment is ultimately missing are intangible elements like warm, friendly customer service. That sort of thing comes directly from the soul of the employee, or selectively cultivated from the top down, so to speak. read more

If I give a zero rating to this place I would! Absolutely disgusting service! My dad came in asking for a specific russian sausage and the women working ignored him after he asked multiple times and rolled her eyes. She finally answered that it doesn't exist. After 5 minutes of my dad begging after rolling her eyes she said with a nasty attitude " there is russian dry and for your information that's not russian sausage in a screaming voice!" My dad asked politely again for her to show it again and she said she will not show it to him again even after my dad asked politely. After words, she called him a " HOMELESS man "and told him to buy his products in Brighton where it's affordable for my dad. My dad asked her if she can go get the manager to find him the sausage he wanted and she said "what do I look like you go find him yourself" and again called homeless which was so disrespectful especially because my father shops here everyday spending $100 on groceries. After we found the manager, he said "oh it's a women you know how they are." Absolutely atrocious service the women has a mouth on her disrespecting my father and a manger who doesn't respect his customers. We left the place with a full cart of products worth $150 and will let all our friends and family to not come to a place that disrespects it's customers to such an extreme disgusting way, Please everyone keep in mind of this service I wouldn't want anyone's father or mother disrespected by that women who works there. We will keep posting about this until measures are taken against her. read more

I used to love Cherry Hill Market on 86th street, not anymore. Food(kulinarija) is not the same. 70% of my last shopping went to trash, was not eatable. read more

Awesome place. Open 24/7. Everything is clean and fresh and in general far far above the 86st standard. One awesome thing to note is that they sell really awesome last minute fresh flowers. Can get massive bouquets of fresh roses, none wilted what so ever for under $50. Your best bet in the area. Amazing. If you have more time and patience to sit and pick out what's fresh or not, what's expired and what isn't, and most likely leave with only a fraction of what you need, can always go across the street. read more

Lovely supermarket but extremely poor customer service. Is it because we are not Russian? Went to the cheese counter; why the f are you rolling your eyes at me when it is your job to help serve customers? Girl behind the dessert station; her tone of voice was extremely rude and when my friend asked her "Do we pay here?" she gets snappy & tells my friend "No!" and rolls her eyes. Cashier girl has the most sour face I've ever seen. Customer service needs to freaking improve. read more

IS IT THAT HARD TO FIGURE OUT NON-RUSSIANS ARE NOT WELCOMED HERE?? People, STOP SUPPORTING A BUSINESS THAT HATES ITS CUSTOMERS and DENIGRATES THEIR INTEGRITY!!! I noticed I was being followed today and being a regular customer it irked me. I told the security guy, the Russian dude with the Asian face, to stop following me on my way past him. I was met with a gangster "you wanna start a fight" frown and something the idiot murmured under his breath. Apparently, my lack of response to his aggression wasn't enough for him to get even more aggressive as he followed me out of the vegetable section, something I noticed when I had turned back and saw that he was already walking back away from me. After I paid for my groceries, I decided the walk out the 23rd ave exit and jokingly said to him across the vegetable isle, if he wanted to follow me out the store. The dude freaked out, yelling at me to "GET OUT OF THE STORE" and that at least 5 times!! I kept getting closer to him as he really p*ssed me off by yelling at me and saw him steadily lower his voice and lose confidence he was gonna win this fight/argument with me (so much for macho security). One of the managers/owners (the tall dude) approached him and told him to move away. The manager never approached me though to see what was happening. Clearly he did not care so I decided to peacefully remove myself from the store. Later that evening I went to make a complaint to another manager (shorter guy with gold teeth) and express what had transpired earlier that evening. The guy responded "the security guy's job is to WATCH the people". Nice choice of words (clearly the mood/atmosphere's set by the management). No, security's job is to prevent theft, not to harass customers by staring at them, following their every move/turn, making them uncomfortable to shop at your store and later yelling at them with the potential of physical assault. You can achieve better results without this type of aggression and retain the customers you may otherwise offend. I saw that he was somewhat professional by stating he will talk to the security about the yelling. I simply thanked him for the initiative. While the food's decent here (at steep prices), I was so disgusted with my experience I won't be shopping here for a long while. Not that they care. Today's exposed how little training (or any care) goes towards customer service and I highly doubt their customer retention rate remains steady. In the meantime, there's the market across the street as well as NetCost just a few blocks away. ps. So sorry to read (comments below) African Americans are discriminated against and followed throughout the store, on the assumption they're more likely to commit theft. the security that works at Cherry Hill are PURE VIOLENT IDIOTS !!! read more

My boyfriend bought two pieces of lady M cake green tea flavor $15.98 when he got home I opened the plastic container and I realized that the cakes are not fresh. Come back to the store to returned. The staff told me to wait for the manager I wait couple of minutes and here we go the diva appears without presenting her self big attitude and extremely upset by my intentions to return the cake . Valentina is her name claimed that she knows that the cake is fresh and only she can do is store credit and saying " go and by something now " .... She was very rude I don't understand how she can be a manger without manners and respect !!! read more

You get what you pay for - the food is very pricey but very fresh by NYC standards. It's a busy market and I don't blame the staff for feeling a bit overwhelmed at times and having that stress leak out onto the customers, but there's few stores with a top to bottom ruder staff that I've come across. This probably starts with management not really giving a crap about polite service. Given the prices here, I'd expect decent service. Speaking of management, I'm pretty sure whoever does the hiring is an old horndog because the cashiers are all hot and thin young women and that doesn't happen by accident. read more

Five stars for the food. Fresh but not hot. You will have to warm up when you get home. And the bowls they give you are NOT microwaveable. I only go here for fruit. Many to choose from. The small apples are so good and tasty. read more

Someone should really do a study on Bensonhurst/Bath Beach ethnic grocery stores. This place is a trip. The trick to this place for a person of color is really to come in with a sense of inflated entitlement. Really, that's the only way I can handle this place and several other places in Bensonhurst. As mentioned by a previous reviewer, the folks here aren't very friendly and for the uninitiated, this place can feel slightly alienating. Staff can be unfriendly and the prices are certainly high. So why come here? For the prepared foods. Delicious salads, blintzes, breads, dumplings, roasted chicken, potatoes, etc. The cheese and cured meats section is pretty impressive by Bensonhurst standards. The desserts are just as tasty as they look. For the other stuff, I'll try to find it at a different neighborhood store. read more

Love all their desserts. Super fresh and reasonably priced. A huge plus that they're open 24/7

Good store, clean, fast service. It was good at time of AmeyDance last trip to NY. Prices are little bit hight but that not big deal.

Places like this are one of the reasons that I love living in Brooklyn so much. Whole foods, Trader Joes and Fairway have nothing on this place. They have a great variety of international foods from all over the world at great prices. This is a great place to come before having a party you can pick up great meats, cheeses, produce, and fresh bread. read more

Like every other Russian place, if you're not Russian don't expect any kind of customer service. Not even a thank you when they take your money. Cake slices can often be very dry or stale. Prepared foods are usually drenched in grease. People pick at the produce grabbing a grape or two to see how they taste. Anything that is salad bar style, help yourself should be avoided. Please touch the food even sample it, pick it up to their nose to smell it, then place i back. Store is in a largely populated Italian area and yet they did not have artichokes in the store. When I asked, they told me this wasn't a Russian vegetable. I should have figured this one out! read more