This review is for what used to be Lee's Fruit and Vegetables at 309 Grocery. Mr. Lee sold it a…read morecouple of years ago, so it's under new ownership now. I've been in since the change, and the new folks are solid. Friendly, easy to deal with, and everything I picked up was fresh and exactly what you want from a neighborhood produce spot. It's not Lee's anymore, but it's still a good, reliable place to grab fruits and vegetables. Definitely worth stopping in if you're nearby.

As a hungry vegetarian, I need my tofu. I love that this place has the traditional tofu in the…read morewater bin. It is affordable and fresh. It is family-owned owned and I like to support small businesses. The family is professional and courteous.

I was able to get some necessities with decent price and fresh…read more It is right near Grove Street and very convinient. Place is spaced right and I was able to find what I was looking for.

Fresh fruit, fully stocked shelves, friendly staff, and contactless payment... lol couldn't think…read moreof another "f". These are the staples of a great local business. My wife wanted mangos so off I went. This place was near the nail salon we were patrons of so I took the short work across the square. The smell of the fruits was the first thing I encountered and boy was a good encounter. This coupled with the freshest mangos I've seen in Jersey City, man it's a win in my book. Staff encounter: 5/5 Fruit selection: 5/5 Fresh fruit: 5/5 Location: 5/5

I love stopping by these fruit stands whenever I'm in lower Manhattan. They have seasonal produce…read moreand tropical fruits that I crave throughout the year. This time I picked up some sapota or sapodilla. I used to eat this fruit back home in India but now that I live here is nice to know there's a place that sells them. I bought 3 lbs of fruit for $15. That seems pricey for the average Joe but these fruit are not available all the time and the quality was good so I couldn't resist.

It's lychee season, y'all!!!!! Go and get your lychees. Still kind of expensive for the small seed…read morevariety at $15 a pound. But they only last 2 weeks from today 5/24/19, so pay the money and get some fresh lychees. The bigger seeded lychees are $6 a pound, then the loose ones are 3 pounds for $10. They said the $6 a pound are sweeter than the free ones. But the small-seeded lychees are the ultimate! Best-tasting lychees-- small-seeded ones! So sweet and full of juicy lychee flavor you cannot get in a can! Also, cherries are really cheap, cheaper than at other fruit stands or Whole Foods. 2 pounds $3!!!! Last week I paid $6.99 a pound at Whole Foods. Guava $5 a pound. Nothing like a sweet guava from Taiwan. Mangoes 2 for $1. Cheaper than at Whole Foods. Bring your cash! I can easily spend $50 no problem. I saw a lady buy 6 bunches of the $15 a pound lychees. Bring yo cash. Not sure if this is the one I go to: Mullberry at Canal.

I used to really enjoy coming here when Belka managed it, there was a noticeably warmer atmosphere…read more Lately things have shifted and I am deeply concerned about the quality of the food and items sold here. It's declining....something is off & unsettling. it's also troubling that there's no option for something as basic as a $1 water. For those in the neighborhood who may be on a tight budget, not even being able to afford a bottle of water makes it feel less like a community spot and more like a convenience for profit.

This organic fruit, vegetable, and food store at 138 Newark Avenue, Jersey City, NJ is lovely…read more Oliva has a wide assortment of tasty and healthful products. It is on the enticing Newark Avenue pedestrian walk. Manager Sejal and the women at the cash registers are friendly, helpful and efficient. And Oliva has the tastiest blueberries, blackberries and avocados in town.

I had noticed a fruit stand on the corner of Central Ave and Reservoir and finally decided to drop…read moreby and try a juice. I've been there three times now and it's proven to be a trusty juice and fruit stall. I ordered the piña colada (delicious) and the carrot orange juice (very good) and I see many people dropping by for fresh coconut, coco frio. I also bought a papaya and it was peak ripeness. I'm happy to have this juice stand nearby and look forward to more little trips there. Cash, Venmo, Zelle, and Apple Pay accepted - see my photos for menu!

We always make it a point to visit this tienda every time we are in town. We don't have any…read moreHispanic food markets in upstate New York worth going to. Pros: Their food ready line is AMAZING! Lots of ensaladas and hot food options. Huge produce selection Cons: Candy/Bonbon section has shrunk a bit and they no didn't have any pinta azul paletas or the Bianchi's by de la Rosa. We were able to find them here in the summer time. We can get spices here that we cannot find anywhere else and they always have Serranos and specialty peppers stocked. You can find yuca plants and harvested yuca here as well. Their meat market is robust and will likely have every type you're looking for. Tips: Try to go with someone who speaks some Spanish - not everyone speaks English and can be challenging if you're looking for a specific item. I was treated with respect and I do speak some Spanish, which may have helped (attempting to speak Spanish went a long way during this visit) One of the shelf stockers spoke only English and was able to help me find something I was looking for.

I shop here because I'm old, and it's convenient. Customer service is non existent. The…read moremanagement is rude, unfriendly and unhelpful. They all need a course in customer relations.

I love a good local farmer's market and this one is one to support. It's a bit small but has all…read morethat you're looking for in a market, fresh produce, food, pastry, local art. I went and got Stella's Empanadas (also located in Kearny, NJ) and tried the spicy beef, Philly steak and Mac and cheese. I really liked the spicy beef and Philly steak because of the flavors! I also went to get pastries from Choc O Pain French bakery's booth and tried their chocopain (of course), financier and tropical cake. Surprise to see they had gluten free and vegan options, not that I have restrictions but great to know. The pastries were also very flavorful in that they taste exactly how you'd expect them to! They run the farmers market until Dec 21, 3-7p, so no doubt I'll come across this farmer's market again!

Such an amazing farmers market with an array of different vendors. Open on Monday and Thursday from…read more3pm to 7pm. They offer fresh produce, baked goods (pies, cookies, fresh bread), plants and so much more. Love browsing and going through each stall and shopping for the weekend.

The best fruit and veg shop I've ever come across in the Greenville section…read more Try doing your shopping here for a week rather than the supermarket. It's much cheaper and you can buy the quantities you want, rather than having to buy 4 of everything.

Excellent selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, great prices and nice spacious store. Highly…read morerecommended!