I would of gave this place 4 stars if they haven't gotten so cheap with their breakfast sandwiches…read more I usually get their sausage, egg, and cheese on a hero over here because it's only $3.50. It's a nice size hero and it use to come with 3 breakfast sausages. Now they only put 2 and for a hero, I'm biting into too much bread. They added a beer section. When they first opened, they only had soda, milk and juices. They also carry a 6 pack of Porkslap Pale Ale ($10). I've only read about that pale ale online, haven't tried it yet and was surprised to see it in this store of all places. As for the deli, their cold cut counter is really small. It's not like a butcher shop counter or ones you see in a supermarket. There's only a few types of boars head meats, cheeses, and some of their homemade salads and wraps. They sell a few organic stuff but there's still a lot of other little junk. It's a very clean and organized deli. I just wished they didn't cheap out on their breakfast sandwiches.

Being born-and-raised in the NYC area, I've visited countless bodegas. Horizon Organic & Natural…read morehas the nicest decor I've ever seen in a bodega in my entire life. I wouldn't be surprised if they hired some sort of low-level interior decorator for the spot. Somebody said "I don't want it looking like a grimey mental institution cafeteria in here. Give me some Earth tones!" It's well-lit and nicely-spaced. I happen to live right down Leonard Street so this is my go-to bodega. This is practically my second home. The beverage selection is always up-to-par. I'm usually heading straight to the beer case when I walk in (sometimes in my pajama pants with the skiing penguins on them if you're lucky to catch me). They keep it nicely-stocked with a number of domestic and imported brands and the occasional seasonal brew. And the employees are nice. One time, I was 25 cents short on some eggs and they let me slide. I guess it's because I'm always in there. I don't know any of their names and that's okay. I can't offer any insight into the deli counter because I rarely buy bodega sandwiches. Bagelsmith and Hana are right up the block so I'll head there if I want something between some bread. Otherwise, it's a great bodega. A fine place to pick up quick staples and whatever-the-hell for your apartment. Now who do I talk to about ice cream inventory? I'd give them five stars if they kept Chippy Chips in stock on a regular basis.

Normally, I wouldn't think to Yelp a bodega. HOWEVER. The Grand Express Deli goes above and beyond…read morethe call of duty. Sometimes I find bodega delis to be shady. It is uncertain whether the cold cuts are fresh. The Grand Express makes up a MEAN sandwich, for VERY cheap. You can get a hearty deli sandwich for $3 (no, I am not kidding!). And, they are very good and fresh! I've ordered different sandwiches for several different people at one time, and the order did not get messed up at all!

I got an orange and a 12oz bottle of water for $2.50. I love NYC! Even Brooklyn delis are such a…read morebargain!

This all your coffee and tea needs and more every day. From…read morehoney packs to lemon juice packs to all sorts of creamers

I give this place a 5 star because of their coffee. Being totally disgusted with Dunkin Donut…read morecoffee (since they just serve plain coffee and add flavor by dumping in flavored syrup to the plain coffee, which is awful to begin with), and being that I live on Staten Island and we do not have Starbucks on every corner, I need to head over to 7 Eleven when I want true flavor coffee. Something about the beans being brewed with the flavor already intact that make it heavenly. Also at 7-Eleven, they not only have 10 different flavors of coffee being brewed at anytime, but they also have several flavors of coffee-mate creamer and a whole selection of flavored syrups. Therefore you can make your coffee the way you want it and add as much milk as you want (unlike places like Dunkin Donuts where you ask for light coffee and your coffee comes to you looking dark tan).

A snappy and impatient staffer mutated an order for 2 cookies into one for 6, nonchalantly…read morepresenting a $15 total. Normally this situation would be handled maturely by both sides (maybe even with a laugh), but instead she spat back 'you asked for 3 of each, loud and clear', so I felt a bit unwelcome. Customer service of even the mediocre variety would've been 'Oh, I heard / thought you said __' and maybe even a 'sorry', even if I *had* in fact uttered that. The New Jersey Cookie reminds you that Jersey has always had an understandable inferiority complex, boasting excellence it never delivers. This and the Chocolate Oatmeal cookie (half the diameter and twice the thickness- TWSS - and really dense in a not-good way) diluted the Robicelli name. The discounts mentioned by others could've lightened the blow, but still wouldn't justify a return visit sans Offer - there are just too many cafes these days.** Judging by the logo, they're apparently affiliated with Iconic Printing ***Robicelli Cookie $2.30 x 2 $5.01 Yes, a truly annoying penny extra - wonder if they do this if you pay cash, too... *They were out of their macarons and cupcakes as well as some other things on the very long menu atop the display but the counter was still packed, with sweets of all sorts scattered - don't look for more than a split-second or risk elicited askance glances) **Owners and friends/family of owners and fans of Iconic, keep your 'you really need to try the coffee' remarks to yourself. ***My visit coincided with PayPal's Android v5.5 bug, and when I tried to rectify it with the business on site, I basically got a 'GTFO, bud' despite there being no one in line. They sternly and dismissively deferred to PayPal (as a new business and given how bad PayPal is, I understand, but at least show some hint that you care) The owner did extensively reply to my email to both parties to explain why he couldn't resolve the situation and sort of apologize, which I appreciated, hence the 3, but the rest of the experience was a 1.5 a new offer and another issue - maybe due to the awkward penny 'correction'? Robicellis Blondie - ah, so that's what these are supposed to taste and feel like $2.98 Croissant - not worth it $2.30 Correction $0.01 $5.75 Almond/choco croissant - much friendlier staffers, mispronouncing apple mille feuille with me (and entering it into the POS after I left apparently) - not bad warmed up but nothing spectacular $3.45 -$3.00 Total $0.76 PB pretzel bar $4 - not bad

Support family business ! Food is great service is better. I…read morerecommend stopping by if your in the area.

Im having my coffee almost every morning, dunkin donuts, in the gas station,…read more Very friendly staff!!!

Small grocery store on the corner of Bushwick and Hancock. Owner/manager is a very nice guy. Food…read moreis cooked on the spot and their prices are decent. I got coffee here about five to six days straight and my cup of coffee never disappointed.

I used to go to this deli when I lived on Covert Street. I recommend it to everyone living in and…read moremoving to Bushwick BK now and I back to it when I'm in the city

I have never in my life felt stupider buying a donut…read more I only knew this crusty little deli even had donuts in the first place because I stumbled by when I got off on the wrong stop on the G train at 11 p.m. one night. Which was already dumb enough. Then, the following morning, I wrote up, pulled on my track pants and jogged up through Greenpoint, passing about fifteen delicious bakeries, including Peter Pan (home of the best old-school donuts in NYC) along the way. Just to try the donuts at a bodega. Again, not a bright move. When I sauntered into the deli, I knew immediately what I would be getting: Run of the mill cart donuts, the very same ones that I'd seen mouldering on the counter the night before. Nonetheless, I pulled a sweaty dollar out of my pocket and asked for a vanilla frosted. At which point the dude, who I suspect had been behind the counter even longer than his donuts had, told me it would be a buck fifty. In other words, I ran a few miles out of my way and passed up a zillion wonderful bakeries to pay a 50% premium on a donut which I could have picked up on any streetcorner in the five boroughs. For the record, it tasted every bit as dumb as I felt.

I like the juices they carry! They should expand their kombucha selection and I would be back here…read moreeveryday!

amazing!!i love Wawa, and this Wawa is the best when it comes to location and ease. Best food and…read moregreat service always

HORRIBLE FAKE CHICKEN. cucumbers suck and it was terrible. i threw up and the drink sucks the dr…read morepepper was good tho