The nicest staff with the best quality products and incredibly reasonable prices. Highly…read morerecommended.

La Rosa is, for my money, the best food store in the Heights. The owners are knowledgeable about…read moretheir specialized products from Spain. I hope you get to chat with them. The meat is great as is the service. It is worth the trip to shop there. La Rosa has a great roster of foods from Spain, especially cheeses.

As a guy who does alot of cooking I like to use a wide variety of ingredients in all of My food. It…read morehelps to keep things different instead of the same old kinda meals, I tend to get bored real quick of average bland tasting foods. That's where Goya comes in and totally gives all My dishes a Flavorful Swift Kick in the Ass!!   I use so many Goya products that over half of My food pantry is nothing but. Everything else usually gets pushed to the back and forgotten about forever, or until I get time to sort it all out  [so yeah forever] lol!!   Anyway I'm not sure what I'll be making for dinner tonight, tomorrow, or next week but You damn sure better believe they'll be some Goya in there somewhere!! Come And Get My Munch On!!  ;D

Update: my food delivery was damaged in transit. When I called my wholesale club they are…read morereshipping everything except the two cases of Goya Black Beans. They are out of stock now. Bummer because now I have to come up with enough items for free shipping again! The Goya Black Beans are the most popular item I guess. Update on my continuing dealings with this business. My Goya review is for the Goya Company Headquarters and foods they make. I have developed a relationship with the corporate office at this location since my review was removed twice. I called them recently expressing my concerns over the political hoopla. I also asked for coupons like I always do when I call a business. I have first hand knowledge of their products because I eat them practically daily! When you visit the fine State of New Jersey I suggest you visit this place if you're a fan of Goya or feel the need to speak to them for other reasons. Raise your voice pro or con directly to the people in charge of Goya. As I have said twice before I've been eating their products as long as I can remember. Right now I have lots of canned beans on hand and my Olive Oil. I love the pop tops on the cans they're so convenient. The sale prices are excellent. On sale I can get Five cans of beans for $4.00. I can buy cases of beans at my wholesale warehouse and give them to the underserved waiting in the food line in my neighborhood. I love the variety of beans. I'm easily bored eating only black beans. I like the quality of the Olive Oil which is reasonably priced. I recently purchased the Pimento Olives through my delivery service. It's the only brand they carry. They were okay in my salad. Try their products and judge for yourself. You can buy Goya at your grocery store and Wholesale Warehouse. Or if you choose you can boycott them. It's your decision. I prefer to voice my concerns by phone or in writing DIRECTLY with a business corporate headquarters. Their Contact information is all on this business page.y

Customer service is on point, very nice, very welcoming. The place is old but clean, no bad smells,…read moreeven in the live poultry area. I got oxtail I got one tail and a half for $30 not bad! I got their bag of goat meat, and Fowl (Hard chicken/Gallina). The oxtail was fresh, meaty and minimal fat. Cooked in 1 and half. Goat was great, I wish they'd cut the bigger bones down so everything can cook evenly. The fowl was fresh, I stored one in the freezer to use later and it was still good. Overall a good butcher imo, good meat, good prices. They take EBT as well.

Happy thanksgiving, friendly people and good services. Beef, chicken and turkeys Frenchread more

Located on the south end of the Oval just a few yards north of the 14th Street Loop, this market…read moreprovides a lot of convenience for residents in or around Stuyvesant Town. It is a smaller market with about 10 stands, give or take a few. But you'll find some of the same farmers and producers that are at the Union Square Greenmarket like Beth's Farm Kitchen, Migliorelli, and B & Y Farms. While there's plenty of foot traffic from people on their way somewhere, the market is not overly crowded and I find that I can comfortably shop and get around quickly. I could have sworn that the market was open on a few Saturdays during the summer as well, but it's now just back on Sundays with the weather getting cooler. Look forward to see if the market will expand and what other vendors may show up.

Sorry but the food is not kept properly stored or properly refrigerated…read more They have children working with and handling raw foods

I've been visiting and living in this neighborhood 27 years. This fruit and vegetable stand has…read morealways been here 365 days a year! I've purchased many avocados over the years and never been disappointed. The service is fast even though he's very busy. The produce is always fresh. I've seen the same owner here almost every day! I'm recommending. My California friends purchased some items this morning. That's a good sign.

Located right across my local gym this fruit stand normally has a good variety of fruits and…read moreveggies at terrific prices. They carry fresh produce and are there day and night. Even better than Key Food which is really just a few feet away.

The tastiest pupusas ever! 10/10 recommend. The service is also great. Very friendly owners.read more

Great Salvadoran cuisine available in Waldwick!…read more It seems that there is little awareness on this gem. I was driving by and noticed a sign for 'pupusas' and had to stop by. I ordered two pork rinds and cheese and one beans & cheese. I also revived the sauce and slaw on the side. For $7.50 total, you will be full. This establishment is a restaurant and convenience store - one thing I would change is remove the adult contraceptive packages from the register area... I mean I suppose someone may find it convenient to purchase condoms and pupusas at once , but I find it off.

Lidl finally opened in Bronx Terminal Market!…read more For those unfamiliar with the German Lidl chain, the world's 3rd largest food retailer, it's a cross between Aldi and Trader Joe's. The bulk of what it sells are its own private label items, yet it also has certain name brands complementing the selection. This Lidl BTM location is so much better than the Fredrick Douglass Boulevard store in Morningside (Harlem). For example, it's on one level, has adult size shopping carts that don't make you reach down to the floor, wider aisles, and what appears to be a larger selection - including items promoted at the FDB store but never in stock. They use digital price tags, plus it may be also that some items are sold there for lower every day prices than FDB. While you can find some items with better prices at BJ's in the same complex, (e.g., 3 lbs bags of Little Potato,) you don't have to be a member to shop at Lidl. In general, Lidl offers a selection that's worth checking out, especially if you load up on carbs or if you enjoy imported items. The fresh store-baked breads, pastries and pretzels as you enter are flavorful. They have nice packaged Cookes and an exceptional candy selection, with tasty imports. Highly recommend their ice creams, including yummy gelatos. [Note - Although some Lidl items are marked as organic, other foods may not be manufactured to the same standard's as Trader Joe's, i.e., no artificial flavors, artificial preservatives, MSG, genetically modified ingredients, partially hydrogenated fats, etc.] Then there's the treasure hunt experience of Lidl's Limited-time offering which can be divided into 2 groups: imported regional-themed gourmet foods, both shelf-stable and frozen, and non-food assortment. The foods are gourmet and well-priced. Located in this store's deemed "The Midl of the Lidl," the non-food limited time selection can be a super value item but will leave you scratching your head. I've found at their FDB location great buys on enamel-coated cast iron cookware and rubber boots, but not sure why they brought in specific-size metal brackets and 1990s-style computer keyboards. (Chainsaws were another odd item Lidl sold at the Manhattan store.) This BTM location seems to have more space allocated for this non-food Limited-time assortment. Keep in mind, I've found sometimes certain promoted fresh meats & seafood and other items in extremely limited supplies, including on occasion from the get-go "not in stock." (For example, the single whole Branzino on shelf at this Lidl.) Also, Lidl stores annoyingly don't price match their own nearby stores. Get the Lidl app, too, because you'll access solid deals via their loyalty program. Lidl is not a one-stop shop. Some really basic things you'll not find there, like light bulbs. That being said, there's Target upstairs, Home Depot downstairs, and BJ's plus Food Bazaar on the other side of the parking garage. It is however worth a visit to see for yourself.

Great prices and customer service. Will definitely be going back there. Spent less money than…read moreexpected.

219 East 85th Street Candy Store was a great find today. I saw the sign that said you can purchase…read morebus tickets to go to Atlantic City. I thought it was interesting that this place offered something I rarely see. The young man was very welcoming. He said the place has been here since 2005. He said the owners are elderly and not into the latest business trends like Yelp and Google. He put the business into social media including Yelp. He said he has been really cleaning up since he became the manager three months ago. He added that the carpet is going to be replaced and shelves put up on the walls to better organize the merchandise. He was proud of his addition of the pastries and fresh coffee. He made sure I took note of the tea they also serve. The back counter has his register and lotto tickets. He came out to talk to me and when another customer arrived he returned to the rear. It's a very small space that's uncomfortable with more than one customer at a time. I really had a good experience and I can't wait return for coffee and my next lottery ticket. I'm looking forward to seeing the improvements they plan to continue at this small business. The new manager is doing a great job.