Can't say enough positive things about this new little market. My wife and I spend a month each…read moresummer in Spain, and we are excited to see some of our favorite products on the shelves. We went in for some tapas with our one-year-old daughter, and the customer service was incredible. Everyone there working was super kind and even gave us little toys to keep our daughter occupied while we ate some delicious bocadillos and gambas al ajillo. They even have a cute little reading nook. Everyone there was so nice, and we can't wait to go back regula

An eclectic selection. Pintxos, pickle snacks and sandwiches. Clean, new and you can get some…read morespecialty shopping done.

Connected to a cafe and a hair salon, this can be a little hard to spot but if you go inside the…read morecafe, to its left is the Japanese market. They have a decent selection of Japanese beauty, grocery items, and prepared food. If you're in a pinch and in need of an item they might stock it.

It's Thursday -- so JMG Food Truck is on 6th Ave between 53 St and 54 St…read more I couldn't decide what to eat and didn't want spicy food. The lady recommended the curry chicken platter, which comes with vegetables, plantains and rice and beans (other options: white, yellow or Spanish rice). It was delicious! Sorry, forgot to take a picture. The beef patty is delicious. Flakey crust with perfect amount of beef filling. The coco bread is good too but didn't order it this time. Too bad the truck isn't here more often.

One of the best Caribbean food joints around. I love their jerk chicken with Roti. The jerk ch lien…read morehas the right amount of spice with heat and the Roti is filled with lentil and smothered with Chana curry (chickpea curry). I have their food truck often the food is always consistent and delicious their patties aware on the sweeter end not particularly my type. But rest assure everything else is a go. Go get your platter!

Consistently the best…read more Best delivery time Best 24/7 Best Fries Best Service Quality

Great bodega on 5th and sackett. Reasonable prices and…read moreselections. Decent deli/grill . Fast service. Tightly packed conv. Store.

Not only overpriced, nine times out of ten they scan an item as more expensive than what the price…read moresticker says. It's happened so many times it's clear they do it on purpose. Fraud.

Just saw somebody packing shredded cheese with their bare hands, I don't know, but I think that's…read morejust disgusting

In the afternoon, a small tamale and fresh juice stand sits outside the Evelyn Mini Market. The…read moretamales are just $1.25, and seriously delicious. The varieties include verde (green), rojo (red), mole (brown w/ cocoa), and ojo de platano (plantain's eye), which is wrapped in a banana leaf and probably the tastiest of all. The juices are nice too. In the evening, everything moves inside to the back of the deli, to a grimy four-tabled room where the cooking happens.

After reading the previous review I was nervous the tamales were gone because there was no cart…read moreoutside. Fear not! Tamales, juices, tortas, etc. are sold at the very back of this store through a door behind the meat counter in the winter. The man and woman behind the counter couldn't be more friendly and really make you feel as though you're in their kitchen. We ordered all four of the tamales which were excellent but the mole was our absolute favorite. We've now gone back three wekends in a row and are mildly addicted to this place. Next time we're going to try some of the drinks. YUM!

I was ecstatic once I stumbled on this spot. I kept seeing cars being double parked and wanted to…read moreknow what the fuss was about. To my surprise they have all my favorite Japanese snacks and drinks. Truly in awe of the selection and the prices. In the hot case, items are 50% off after 8pm. Whether you're looking for ramen, cooking sauces, beer, boba they have it all.

They have a good stock of drinks, snacks, condiments (furikake, sauces, etc), beauty, ramen, udon,…read moreand cookware items. With an obvious selection of Japanese staples for cooking, and some great prepared meals like onigiri. The aisles are small but things are marked well, organized and concise. Great addition to the neighborhood and excited to hit it up more regularly!

cornucopia of italian goodies: dried and fresh pastas, frozen lasagnas/sauces/ravioli, desserts,…read morejams, oils, breads, and of course tons of cheeses and meats/seafood of all styles. Walk up counter available for ordering a variety of sandwiches. I had a Caprese sandwich. Was neither here nor there.. Nothing stood out. Would benefit from a really nice balsamic glaze/better tomatoes/lottts of fresh basil. But the service was friendly and I have a feeling their meat-based sandwiches go harder. The selection of items is and charm inside the store is unbeatable, though!

This well-stocked little Italian market has all the things I want to buy and cook and eat. Some of…read morethe things are ready to eat already, like all the cookies, crackers, cheeses, olives, cured meats, chips, candies, coffee, and more. However, for their extensive selection of quality Italian pasta, you're going to want to cook it first. Maybe pair it with the olive oil, artichokes, tuna, dressings, sauces, mustards, broths, etc. A special bonus is the adorable array of kitchen tools that look like pasta. Like the conchiglie lemon squeezer, penne pan holder, and the mafaldine kitchen ties. This review may be spoiling someone's gift coming up, but such is life. All that aside, I'd still come in if it was a panini counter and nothing more. There is an extensive menu of options that I am only starting to make my way through. My first choice was the Parma, which is a generous amount of homemade pork shoulder, fresh tomato, truffle pecorino cheese cream, and a little drizzle of truffle oil as well. It was hot, it was rich, it was delicious. It came recommended by the lovely woman behind the counter, who was very sweet, if not very talkative. There's even a backyard and seating area if you don't want to take it home. If I had any criticism for Tavola, it's minor: I would like some acid on that sandwich to cut the richness (some pickled red onions would go a long way), and I would like everything in the market to be about 20% less expensive, because I want it all and I could really only afford a sandwich and some very nice pasta that I'm excited to make.