Mr. Mango is one of my regular stops when I am heading to BK. I have gone there a few times and it…read morealways feels dependable. Some items are outside, but most of the produce is inside and easy to browse. The prices are good and the variety is impressive. They carry produce and ingredients from many different cultures, which makes it fun to explore and easy to find things I do not see in bigger stores. The staff are friendly and the store has a relaxed neighborhood feel. It is a simple and reliable place that fits naturally into my routine. I really like this store!

Monday 5/4/2026 @ 4 p.m Items marked with wrong prices and…read moreitems in the wrong areas. The workers were blaming the customers for their displacement of items and prices. Many of us just left our baskets where they were and left. How do you assume someone is Stupid and can not tell the difference between organic and non organic meanwhile you have cases of organic items mis marked. Avoid this spot if you can. Not worth the hassle or embarrassment.

They're building another Mulberry Market at 111 Worth St. in Tribeca, but doing it with zero regard…read morefor the tenants they're affecting, causing extreme noise and occasional dust to the apartment units above it. When the work is happening, I often have to leave my apartment just to be able to do my job, since I work from home. They have made the place I work literally uninhabitable! The constant drilling, pulverizing, and banging has also been awful for my pittie, who ends up panting and pacing in circles from the noise. When residents asked to talk through basic mitigation and try to reason with them, they scoffed at the idea and said, "Talk to your building management - we have a business to run." That says plenty. More self-serving owners who only care about their bottom line, then hide behind the "small business" label when it suits them. In reality, they're just like every other greedy operator that treats residents as obstacles instead of neighbors. Honestly, I'd rather have a Whole Foods here. The prices might actually be more affordable. Avoid!

Nice little market. They have plenty of prepared foods in addition to groceries. The staff were…read morevery nice. Some of the stuff was overpriced but I needed something to eat in a pinch so the pasta salad I bought from the deli dept did the trick. The overall market looked clean and organized.

Giant Farm is the perfect place to get local produce for cheap. Fresh and diverse selection without…read morethe inflated supermarket price. I'm almost positive the owners are Hispanic and Asian; you can find tofu and daikon in the same aisle as cilantro and spanish onions. It may seem random, but it's really convenient. They also have a selection of fresh nuts still in the shell as well as shelled pre-weighed ones for WAY less than you can find at the grocery store. Here's a normal shopping list for me: Loose carrots - $0.69 / lb Yellow onions - $0.59 / lb Red peppers - $0.69 / lb Garlic - $1.00 / lb Limes - 5 for $1 Rome apples - $0.99 / lb Broccoli - $1.29 per bunch Bananas - $0.49 / lb Strawberries (in season) - $1 / 1lb box Pre-shelled almonds - $3.70 for 1/2 lb Obviously they have other things, but those are the kinds of prices you're getting. Awesome in my book, especially for NJ and especially compared to places like Shop-Rite or Pathmark. The people are always really nice and speak Spanish predominantly, but you can definitely get your way around it if you're Americano. Also, they have spices (random ones like Curry Powder and Chamomile Flowers but mostly the basics like Garlic Powder, Cumin, etc.) all for $1.29. The one downfall to this place is that they sell normal grocery store items like cereal, peanut butter, soda, and a lot of Goya beans, rice, oil, etc. at extremely inflated prices. I'd imagine because they have to pay more to keep it on the shelves. If you need to get prepackaged things or are doing "stock up your pantry" shopping, go to Shop-Rite or Pathmark. Other than that, Giant Farm is a giant win.

I have been going here for quite awhile now; and they continue to have excellent produce, clean and…read morefresh. I also get the Portuguese rolls. They now take ebt which is a plus for those of us on a fixed income, ie social security. I love the store behind 1&9 near the Menlo Park mall as well but only when I am in the area.

New to me, but looks like a chain or franchise. Indian grocery store. Just opened here in the last…read moreweek or two. Corner of Cedar Grove and Easton Ave, behind the Easton Shopping Center. I stopped in and picked up several frozen entrees/sides to take to work. Friendly people, fast service.

Ideal place for indian groceries. Lots of selections includes spices, vegetables, naans and frozen…read moreIndian food. Little pricey but you get all of the indian groceries here. Some reason they dont feel happy to accept credit cards but they do for over 15 dollars min.

I have been going here for 6+ years and love it Never…read morethought about writing a review but saw there hasn't been a review in a few years This is my go to for fruit and veggies. Produce tends to stay fresher and is cheaper than when I buy the same from union market right across the street. They also have great selection of nuts and snacks to make my own trail mix I can usually find everything I need for a recipe here especially Asian veggies which is soooo nice

Cobble Hill is lucky in that we have access to great grocery stores like Trader Joe's and Union…read moreMarket, but I still find myself coming to K&Y all the time because they have such a great selection of products, and always very fresh produce. One of my favorite things about K&Y is that they have lots of produce (especially Asian ones) that you can't find at TJoe's: for example, gailan (Chinese broccoli), baby bok choy, whole artichokes, broccoli rabe, butternut squash, Thai basil, serrano peppers, just to name a few. Their roma tomatoes are so much riper than TJoe's as well. In addition to produce, they have lots Asian goods that you can pick up without going to Chinatown such as sesame oil, curries, rice noodles, etc etc. This is a family owned place that also runs Atlantic Fruit & Vegetable. Can read more about this business here: http://southbrooklynpost.com/2010/01/k-y-veggies/. Highly recommend this place for fresh produce at very reasonable prices.

I love this place - the people are super nice and friendly. They don't carry fresh food except…read morebananas, onions, ginger, and limes/lemons. But they carry so many organic and natural products that are way cheaper than the surrounding shops. I pretty much buy everything that I can from here.

This is my favorite local grocery store in the area! The prices are unbeatable, and there's a wide…read morevariety of goods (food, school supplies, basic hygiene products, etc), so it's super convenient for me to shop here rather than make multiple stops at different stores.

This spot made me want to live in Fort Greene, from water chestnuts to cilantro; from quinoa to…read moregranola. All high quality, all reasonably priced. I was tempted to write a review based just on the granola because it was that good! This place honestly made my stay in Brooklyn.

A nice grocery store that has reasonably priced fruits, vegetables, and herbs. The vegetables were…read morefresh. So happy to know it's open 24/7.

I saw them bring in raw, uncovered meat in an open trolley in 80 degree heat. I will never buy food…read morefrom here, and I am afraid for those who do. Please see the attached picture.

Great selection you will find everything you need for Indian cooking. Pretty cramped but oh wellread more