What a great Sicilian salumeria!…read more I found this place on social media and trust me, it was a great find. I've been here twice now and both times it's been a next level experience. The owners are making their family Italian recipes in Bay Ridge. Everything is fresh and tasted amazing. From the fresh baked bread for the heroes to the mind numbing cannolis. It's that good. Walking inside, you're surrounded by Italian goodness. Freshly baked breads in the front, italian pastries in one case and the main case has their deli items like homemade caponata. My sandwich, the 27. Grand Porco made with freshly made Porchetta, and shaved parmigiano was a game changer. Anyone who orders from L'Angolo Di Palermo can appreciate the love the owners put into creating this sandwich. Lets talk about their Italian pastries. Mamma Mia! The L'Angolo Di Palermo cannoli was one of the top cannoli iI had in New York. (can you tell I'm a fan?) L'Angolo Di Palermo, it was a pleasure to dine at your establishment.

Place Looks legit Italian with Italian employees love to still see that…read more The pistachio pastry and croissants were not bad wish the croissant had more filling though . It was fresh both were. And the green pistachio pastry had way too much powdered sugar on top of it for sure . I'd come back and try more things based on reviews

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.

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.

Pricey but the sandwiches and chocolate chip cookies are incredible. Everything from the bread to…read morethe pesto is exceptional.

Ordered for delivery and both times have been great. This time, I got their Sandwich Time Special…read moreand Chefs Choice Side. The Sandwich Time Special includes a panini with house made fresh mozzarella, pesto (nut free), tomato, and greens, a bag of chips, a chocolate chip cookie, and a drink. I think it's an amazing deal. The panini was enough for me to save half for the next day. The cookie was huge and honestly one of best cookies I've ever had. I'm usually picky with cookies since most tend to be too sweet for me, but this cookie was the perfect amount of sweetness. The spicy chips were good, but way too spicy for me. I would definitely get this meal again with a different bag of chips. The Chefs Choice Side of the day was a refreshing couscous salad.

Six years is too long for an update. Caputo's Fine Foods is an institution and should be on…read moreanyone's radar if you can get here. I dropped by today to get some Easter goodies, the savory kind. As always, excellent. It's an annual tradition for me to visit around Easter specifically for their Basket Cheese among other incredibly delicious items. This cheese is only out around Easter and sold in a basket. A must try. Here's my list from today (to name a few): Arancini with cheese only? Check. Arancini means riceballs. Roasted Red Peppers? Check. Charred and to die for. Homemade Turkey? Check. I got a divorce from Boar's Head a long time ago. Breadcrumb stuffed peppers? Check Focaccia? Deliciously Checked from my list. Fluffy and light as air with a light tomato sauce coating. Yummy. And so on. I love everything about Caputo's. From their fresh pastas and ravioli to the variety of cheese to their holiday specials. It truly is amazing. If in the area this week, grab the Basket Cheese. You will leave with a full bag and undoubtedly drop more than a few bucks here. Quality over quantity, and they have it all. .

A small, but mighty grocery store. The prices scream Carroll Gardens, but the quality of the items…read morethere are just as top notch as the neighborhood. They offer sandwiches for takeout as well, which knowing me, I had to buy one. The Italian sandwich I ordered is small but mighty, much like the store. I got it with hot peppers which provide an extra layer of heat, but do not detract from anything that makes it less of a sandwich. The only problem I had was, where was I going to eat it? That problem was quickly solved when I went down to Carroll Street and ate this in a local park, all the while looking like a Saturday slob. There are other stores similar to this one that are closer to me that are just as good, but I am happy I came here and gave this one a fair shake.

In honor of my mother's 100th birthday we picked up some Russian goodies for her lunch celebration…read more She ate the whole thing, Borscht, herring, blintzes, black bread, stuffed cabbage, kasha, chicken and some nice salad. The lady behind the counter was very patient and helpful. Good parking. Huge selection of everything. We also picked up some house made pastrami for later that night. Mmmmm good!

Cherry Hill Gourmet feels like what you would get with if Whole Foods was mixed with some of the…read moreethnic grocery stores in the neighborhood such as Tashkent or Netcost Market. They have an interesting selection of European chocolates, pastries, gourmet products, meats, etc. A lot of these products are fairly unique and I haven't seen elsewhere in the neighborhood or in New York in general. The space is fairly big and it kind of looks like a space such as a church that was converted to a super market.

Thanks for your service, guys! Fruits and foods all the time…read morefresh and healthy... Its my favorite spot... Great service! 5

This market they added an unadvertised arbitrary "grocery charge" at the register this could be…read moreconsidered violating NYC consumer protection laws regarding clear price disclosure. I plan to reach out to the store manager before I contact 311to report the entire encounter.

Old world Italian salumeria.. delicious fresh homemade Italian specialty's.. the BEST prosciutto…read morebread ever!! A must to try!!! Catering at its best!!!

Ordered 4 sandwiches today. Gentleman behind the counter was polite & attentive. I asked him for…read morea menu & he said , I can make anything you want. I had a grilled chicken ( chicken not MICROWAVED)) provolone, hot cherry peppers & broccoli rabe. Tremendous sandwich. Great bread. Huge sandwich & I ate 1/2 at the beach. I highly recommend this spot.

I had found out about this place when I was working in Bay Ridge. As you can see they don't have…read moremuch of a yelp page which is surprising since they have a lot of good things here. I came specifically for this greek cheese named kaseri. It is hard to find anywhere except Greece but they have it. They have a lot of greek cheeses so if you are into something different come check it out. They also have tiropita and spinakopita which are staples for any greek bakery/market. Try the tiropita... they are ridiculous. In the front they also have an assortment of different olives. You can even sample a couple if you want! You can pick up a lot of different meditterean treats and I would suggest stopping in if you are in the area. Cool spot!

I recently moved to the neighborhood and want to support local businesses. I bought some feta there…read morea couple of weeks ago and the woman was friendly and the feta was delicious. I went back today to get some more and there was a man in there who was so incredibly rude I'm still picking my jaw up from the ground. He talked down to me like I was an idiot when I asked a question about the feta. And he also said the price of the feta increased, which I wonder if that's true under the circumstances. When I pushed back and said to him, you know I'm trying to support local businesses, I can bring my business elsewhere, he said I didn't understand him - again it's me and not him. I said I understood him perfectly. What a horrible, disrespectful and rude man. He said he respects everyone and everything. I can tell you right now he doesn't. I hope he's not the owner. He mentioned at some point that he is Albanian if that helps pinpoint who he is. I see other people have mentioned a rude man and wondering if it's the same person. I really want to support the community, but I have to tell you after my experience today, I doubt I'll be going back in there. This is New York City. There are plenty of other places to find delicious feta cheese and have a pleasant experience. It's a shame. Very disappointed.