Solid Bodega in East Village…read more Food: Manhattan Special Sandwich is absolutely delicious. It's only $7.50 which is very reasonable. Chips, drinks, pretty much all house hold essentials. Make sure to stop by. They take credit card and cash. Nice little deli available for a quick lunch.

Best bodega. The guys that work there are the nicest!read more

It's a well stocked, clean, and very organized deli / bodega. I stopped in to grab a bottle of diet…read moresoda on a warm sunny afternoon. I saw plenty of snacks and chips to choose from on the shelves. Definitely a more upscale selection of items on the fancy side to snack on, but also carries some of the normal you'll find in most delis.

Really solid local corner store/bodega/deli with high end gourmet foods and snacks…read more They have the uncommon, and fancy snacks. The one turkey sandwich I ate from there was higher quality than the local bodega sandwiches. They stop making sandwiches here at 11pm as a warning.

Cheese/bread and meat store inside Essex Market. Food's decent and staff are friendly. Portions…read moreare generous. Try some bread with ham, jam and cheese.

Best cheese shop in New York City! Dude with the Afro is cool as fuck! The girl from Somalia is the…read moreSHIT! Love this store! Can't wait to go back and spend as much money as I feel like!

Eden Gourmet Marketplace has become a beloved supermarket in the Gramercy area. Let me list why it…read moreis a wonderful place: Emre, store manager, always greets everyone with a smile. We have developed a congenial friendship which was founded on La Fermière yogurts. Emre knows that I price shop so invariably I know when the time is right to buy these delicious yogurts at Eden. I often buy Siggi yogurts as here they are $1.99 each. The ladies - Dolores, Affou, Mamata, Savita, Tofu - at the checkout are friendly, kind and remember customers. A few speak French which I practice with them. Being originally Greek, the Dolmas in the prepared food section, are plump and particularly tasty. It's worth buying a few to take home. Adam looks taciturn but always is kind to me. He is behind the deli counter preparing sandwiches and always gives me a quarter pound of the Jambon de Paris. Miguel and Medina are also here. A loyalty card is worth having and once having accumulated many points I paid the princely sum of $1.61 for a pretty bouquet of roses in assorted colors that cost $11.99. Now that's a steal! Eden Gourmet is the sister supermarket to my beloved sadly closed Eden Gourmet of 14th street. This too is packed to the brim with fresh vegetables, fruits, cheeses, dairy, chicken and meats. A large variety of sparkling waters, frozen entrees, ice creams and assorted temptations are here too. A small bakery has cakes and pastries available. I pop in often to get milk or to see what's new and always to say hello to everyone. I always feel happy coming to Eden Gourmet Marketplace!

I really like Eden Gourmet, they pack a big punch in a small space -- glad to have them nearby for…read moresome of my grocery shopping needs. You'll get all the usual grocery store sections, including fresh produce and a deli counter in the back. There isn't a ton of variety, with maybe two or three options for most items. But those options are consistently high quality. Whoever is stocking the shelves has good taste! The setup for paying is a bit weird, they've got a long counter up front in lieu of the usual registers with lanes. It can make lines a bit confusing during busier times, but not a dealbreaker by any means.

Decent bodega deli to grab a quick bite to eat, a snack, or s cold drink when in the area…read more On a nice day they have a few tables and chairs in front. Friendly staff here too.

Always a pleasure to eat at west 4th market . Great food and even better staff thats always…read morehospitable.

Staff are very welcoming and helpful. Shoutout to Amal, she's very sweet and will help you with…read moreanything at the bakery section! The place is lively in general...great ambiance.

((3.25 stars))…read more A-okay large supermarket located in the Two Bridges neighborhood--literally right next to One Manhattan Square. this is supermarket is single-level, but fairly large for an NYC grocery store. stopped here post-running a couple of times--decided to head in and pick up some stuff because why not? the store is well-stocked in terms of packaged foods and covers all the major food brands. the produce section is actually pretty small and limited in terms of variety. the store is neatly maintained, but it really packed with food items. most of the store does not feel cramped. checkout area is really small with not that many registers. i am glad the couple of times i stopped here that it was not busy otherwise I woulda been in line for a while. staff are friendly enough. nothing stands out about this supermarket, but then again it is just a supermarket. it kinda reminds of supermarkets of NYC, pre-Whole Foods and Trader Joe's if that makes any sense. i am sure this place serves residents just fine, but this place doesn't really specialize in anything to make it memorable. again A-okay in my book.

All Star Deli wasn't far from my dentist office. I went in to see what would entice my appetite…read moretoday. I really need coffee! It's very clean and the man behind the counter was very nice to me. I just wasn't hungry. I did get a small coffee for $1.50 and it's pretty good. It's a long narrow space with no seating. I found a seat outside elsewhere to drink my coffee. I'm sure if you're in the neighborhood it's a great place for deli food. There's a steady stream of customers going inside. It's fast friendly service. Since I didn't know what I want to eat today I decided I better not take up space!! Try them....

Typical NYC bodega that is open 23/7 and you can grab a good sandwich there at all hours…read more Snacks, cold drinks, beer, some groceries and household items if you need something in a pinch. Friendly guys work here. Free delivery too.

This is the northernmost grocery/greengrocer in the Essex Street Market. It's the most upscale of…read morethe bunch. What really sets this place apart is the staggering variety of products they carry, all at fair prices. Fresh herbs? They have a wide variety. Same with fruits and veg. Mexican specialty products? They got them. Porcini mushrooms? Check. Whole wheatberries? Oh yeah. More bottles and jars of condiments and sauces than you could shake a stick at? Absolutely. All kind of nuts? They got them, too. The more you look around the more you find. The lines at the cash register get long sometimes, but they manage the trick of being both friendly and efficient, seeing to it the lines move quickly. During the day you'll spot local restaurant kitchen staff here stocking up on last minute produce needs. If all you're after is some limes, peppers, papaya or avocados their competition to the south of the market could save you a little dough. Essex Farm really shines when you're looking for something that's a little hard to find. Again and again they've surprised me by having exactly what I was looking for when I was about to give up hope. It's a good little grocery, and very good to have in the neighborhood.

Awesome selection of fresh herbs. And at normal prices. I buy almost all my fruits and vegetables…read morehere. LIke Viva, another great place for latino products. Skip Whole Foods and Union Market next time and check these guys out. Yeah, crazy how fast those cashiers are!