First off good luck finding a parking spot, they claim to have Iranian barbari bread, taste like…read morecardboard, thin , no soft filling not sure what the hell they're really selling, one of the staples of Iranian breakfast would go hand-in-hand with French creamy feta and sour cherry preserve which we're both MIA, from the hundred bottles of preserve that they carry, very overpriced store , expected a lot more from this place

Love shop delight the deli dept is my favorite. Everything is freshly prepared. Butcher & fresh…read morefish. Lots of fresh veggies & fruits. Bakery is great for their hot bread and pastry. Dried fruit are plentiful as well as spices. The check out ladies are friendly. The parking behind the store is a nightmare so park in the front.

Great store Love shopping here…read moreEverything is fresh and delicious There sushi is so good Try to buy it at least twice a week

Yet another 1* review for this highly overpriced Kosher supermarket. Kosher means clean and they…read moreare not. Staff has terrible attitudes. Produce goes bad in a day (or less). Meat is not good. Deli is awful and nasty. I don't understand the 5* reviews unless they were paid.

The whole building genuinely needs to get knocked down and rebuilt, preferably under different…read moreownership - preferably with current ownership inside the building when it happens. What are we doing Great Neck community? The reviews on this place are absolutely abhorrent. Half the stuff in the store is molded or on the brink of rotten, and from what I've read the owner doesn't like other humans, or treating them with any sort of compassion. We shouldn't have to drive to New Hyde Park or Manhasset to get quality groceries, or simply not be disgusted with the aroma (or the flies, or the MOLD) when we walk into the place. There are gum stains on the tiles older than I am. Can we start a petition or something to get some action going on clearing house - it's 2025 people, it's the bare minimum to have at least one quality market in the town. DO NOT SHOP HERE

Has been tidied up and slightly modernized but still has broken floor, haphazard layout…read more Considering Best Market is long gone, management would have gone for local dollar. Not bad selection of produce, groceries. Acceptable when only need a few items.

With our stop and shop closed, been looking for an alternative! King kullen was super…read moredisappointing. First. It was hard to find things. I had to ask multiple staff where to find items. Prices were pretty bad. Yes they had some sales but otherwise prices were a tad steep. The parking lot is also tricky. We parked a few rows away but there were no return slots for wagons so we had to unload groceries and wheel the cart back to store.

I try not to shop here but it is in a very convenient location for me. Whenever I have time I will…read moreshop somewhere else now. I think that it is an expensive store compared to some others , but what is most aggravating about it is that multiple times I have picked up items that are already expired. I have brought this to the customer service desk on a couple of occasions and they could not have cared less. I can only guess they are hoping you buy the expired items and are too lazy to return them when you realize it. Shame on them. On the plus side, it is clean and somewhat well organized. Still, beware of the items on the shelf being expired or very near expired.

Fresh, great cuts, some personalized items (Puerto Rican Sancocho, which was hearty and…read moredelightful.) We got a whole chicken broken down. Seasoned ground Lamb. Sweet Potato Gnocchi, we made with brown butter and fried sage. Divine. You can find a little bit of everything you need, along with fresh produce and unique specialty items. The creme de la creme is the SERVICE! Impeccable! Personal, friendly and they ensure you leave as family! Although out of our way, will DEFINITELY RETURN!

I have been there a few times and it's been hit or miss. The first time everything was great the…read moresecond was good but a few items fell short the last few times the meat was tough and too much connective tissue and silver skin to be prime especially for the prices that they charge. I would say they are friendly and if you want to give it a try I would go. I will go back for the skewers but not much else.

I visited this store for the first time this week because I know they sell fresh and gourmet items…read more The place is know for their cooked and prepared items, which unfortunately did not get a chance to explore because the line was relatively long. They had pretty good selection of seafood, produce and cheese. Everyone was compliant and wore a mask. The place was small and social distance was impossible. I knew I did not belong there as I was the only Asian person in the store. Overall, I got most of what I needed: chorizo, jamon, gouda pesto, manchego cheese, chevre cheese, hand soap, brioche rolls (on sale), eggplant (on sale), and sunflower oil (on sale) for a little over $30 and most of it was not on sale. I would definitely return when it's not crowded to explore their prepared foods and maybe purchase produce and seafood. Yay I'm a fan because I brought specialty items for an upcoming virtual wine tasting event next week.

It's 8 years later, and this place has sadly not changed. They continue to sell food that has…read moreclearly gone bad; very likely taking any prepared meals on the shelves that go unsold by the expiration date and simply swapping out the labels. I suspect that this is the work of the owner, who is the same man who ran the store way back when it was C-Town. It goes without saying that what he's doing is not only grossly unethical, but just plain gross, and a serious health hazard. This store should be shut down.

I think I might love this H Mart in Great Neck even more than the one I usually go to it's much…read morebigger with a noticeably wider variety of products.From the moment you walk in everything looks well organized and easy to navigate which makes shopping feel less stressful and more enjoyable. The staff was also really friendly which always make the experience even better.The meat section really stood out to me looks fresh well stocked and full of options also the vegetables section is always my favorite. Definitely a location I'd come back to when I want more variety.

Decent Korean supermarket in this area, just off Northern Blvd at the border of Little Neck and…read moreGreat Neck. Prices are on par with the other Asian supermarkets nearby. Pretty decent-sized with huge produce section and seafood section as well. Both times I went, there was a lady handing out samples of fish teriyaki, which of course I tried. I also saw they sell hot sweet potatoes up front. There is a section with fresh kimchi and other salads and bibimbap. We got a small size regular kimchi for $3.49 just to try - it was satisfyingly tangy and crisp. It wasn't crowded at all on the weekend, but beware the parking lot is small and can get crowded, likely due to the other stores in the shopping center.

This supermarket is gigantic but still feels like a throwback Time Machine to the shopping of my…read moreyouth. I specifically went there looking for U-Bet chocolate syrup so that I can school some northern peeps on the joy of a real egg cream. Found 'em!! I bought most of them and will be handing them out tomorrow. Other than that, I didn't shop for anything else, but there's certainly plenty to keep you busy for a while (and you'll get your steps in).

ShopRite in New Hyde Park is my go-to grocery store for a reason. They always have great sales,…read moreplenty of stock, and a wide variety of everyday essentials. It does get busy, but honestly--what good grocery store isn't? What really sets this location apart is the fresh produce section. The vegetables are always crisp, well-stocked, and high quality. Their fresh bread options are another standout--warm, soft, and perfect for quick dinners or weekend sandwiches. Consistent, reliable, and well-organized. A solid staple for weekly shopping with everything you need in one place.

Shopping has become a high intensity mental workout for me, I used to get hungry when I food…read moreshopped and now I completely lose my appetite and feel a food borne illness slowly creeping into my body as I enter. Before I go to a new grocery market to shop, I am not looking for price comparisons, I don't know exactly what I am looking for, maybe a sale on a mystery pallet liquidation of foods as shopping among people in tight confines is becoming more and more unpleasant. I would roll the dice and see what I get, like a gameshow - the showcase showdown. So I typed into a search "Long Island Grocery Stores" hoping to find some information that would keep me from my new phobias and here is what I got instead. 1. Shootings in the parking lots 2. Workers beating pork against the ground 3. Big stores buying the smaller stores and the accompanied protesters and some weird woman with a bleached blond helmet head that is a psychic(?) I saw someone with a salted and sweet-butter sweatshirt shopping the other day, she was in aisle 3 and breathing really heavy in front of the Redi Whip and talking muffled into her phone, she sounded like a dying saxophone. Being the overworked owner of a new business that focuses on gardening, I look to the produce first - Bell Peppers, 99 cents a pound, broccoli and eggplant the same - but I had to take a peek, just a little peek at the meats and a rumble began in my tummy. Porterhouses, ribs, and brisket will run you $8.99 to $10.99 per pound -- more for what they consider the better stuff - they never show those in their circulars. I talked to a neighbor that I was trying to avoid, she's a loudspeaker chattering whiny little bird but she is nice enough and means well. She saw me and cornered me to tell me about man and god and war and food prices, so i faked a smile and excused myself to get to the checkout line that gave me additional feelings of dread as the lines were long and slow. I took a deep breath and held it, I wondered if I could passout under the bright lights and get away from this experience as quickly as possible. Instead I resorted to steady breathing and went about the overpaying experience.

Great supermarket with nearly everything. Produce, fish, cheeses, olives, bakery? Dairy, Helpful…read morepeople, too.