Where can you buy Campari tomatoes for just $1.00? Mr. Beet…read more Where can you stockpile Shishito Peppers that'll cost anywhere from $1.00 - $1.99? Mr. Beet Enjoy grapes? You can find sweet (pun intended) varieties of Cotton Candy, Moon Drops and Muscadet. At Mr.Beet. The front of store deep discounted produce is always changing and is a great invitation to check them out. Eye catching prices that will force you to stop and shop. What I continue to love about Mr.Beet is the uniqueness of the produce strategically arranged at the entrance of the store. Once you enter, additional fruit and veggies available inside as well as beverages, shelved merchandise (some gourmet), frozen goods and more, all at regular prices. They used to have a fresh juice counter, but it's been eliminated and replaced with fresh cut flowers section. Their squeezed juice was one of the best at remarkable prices. Mr. Beet continues to thrive 5 years later in Boerum Hill. There are other similar stores Mr. Lime, Mr. Kiwi, etc.) by the same business owner. Such a clever concept. Great store.

The price, selection and quality of produce and service were excellent. There are a Z complaints.read more

Best place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. Their prices are extremely low and the quality beats…read moreregular supermarkets like Shoprite. Just be careful when you pick out your items to ensure you get the best ones. Line is long and snakes through the store but it moves fast since there are at least 3 or more cashiers. This is a high volume store and their products move fast. Great for Caribbean products. The prices are so low we end up over buying. There's competition across the street but we never have been there.

Low cost produce along with a wide array of Asian and Caribbean goods…read more This is the type of place I'm used to frequenting growing up in Flatbush. Yes, some of the produce may go bad quicker but the price and convenience is appreciated. In the midst of the Corona Virus (3/19), the store is still open and fully stocked.

Such a great store. you would be surprised at all the items they carry!…read moreMiddle Eastern delicacies and the freshest spices! I shop here at east once a week. Stop in! Nice people too.

My favorite little grocery in Brooklyn. They have a wide variety of middle eastern and american…read moreproducts. The very freshest pita bread and a great selection of dried fruits and nuts. The staff is knowledgeable and super friendly. A woman named Sandra took care of me and she was an absolute delight. I highly recommend this place

When my son & I arrived in Brooklyn from Virginia Beach following Christmas Day we made a quick…read moreInstacart order from the Brooklyn store that is also my "Go To" grocer in Virginia Beach. Oh, NO!! They didn't have my favorite low calorie after dinner snack. I immediately found a nearby store, Prospect Market that had my favorites. I scheduled an order for the next morning. The delivery was prompt & accurate. So when my son gave me the bad news that we would run out of my favorite coffee I decided to visit Prospect Market & search for something similar. I had previously seen the nicely done storefront on Prospect Park W in the midst of the main shopping & eatery area in Windsor Terrace. So I knew it was close & had street parking available. The clean, long & wide aisled market featured a plethora of my favorites. It was similar to a market I had shopped in often when my son lived in Carroll Gardens. On a visit to the old neighborhood I learned that market had been acquired by Prospect Market. I'm not one to browse aisles. So after my son directed me to the coffee section, I immediately started searching for caramel infused beans. There were two choices. I went with my son's recommendation, which was a brand based in Queens. It was excellent. The right coffee is the perfect way to begin my day. Prospect Market solved my coffee emergency. I'll return often when I'm visiting my son. Prospect Market has a great selection of my favorites.

This market is jam packed with grocery items and has much to offer. Immaculate, well stocked and…read moregourmet would be a few words I'd use to describe it. I don't live in the area but whenever I drop in, I find myself picking up some items I normally cannot find in Carroll Gardens. I would like to uproot this store to my neighborhood! Their produce section is extensive and attractively arranged. Towards the back is a very nice cheese section. For those who are vegetarian/vegan, there is a copious selection of tofu, tempeh and seitan products. I really like their frozen food section and the meat department is fairly decent with regards to what they carry, including the Beyond Meat line. I can continue to list the many categories of what is in stock only to outline the vast selections. Because I don't live in the area and had to carry my groceries back home, I couldn't buy too much. My bag contained a tray of chicken wings (for BBQ), 2 Polar diet fudge sodas, Ithaca beet/lemon hummus and a package of mini Naan bread totaling $19.17. I think their prices are average/standard. Really nice market in this part of Brooklyn.

Impressive selection of kombucha, cbd drinks, ice cream, you name it. You wouldn't expect such a…read morebig variety for very good prices better than the Key Food on Nostrand. Staff seem very friendly and customers seem like regulars

A great selection and a lovely man who works there nights. Health food, gourmet, West Indian and…read morefruit and veg. Lots to chose from in this small store. I couldn't live without it!

Pretty standard bodega for the area. It has two main aisle and lots of snack options. Prices are…read morepretty standard for the area. My friends picked our snacks quickly and were in and out really quickly; it wasn't too crowded at 9pm on a Saturday.

Did a quick stop to buy my crying baby some milk and was very surprised with the selection of milk…read morethey had. The milk options they had were those you would see in a larger market which included organic and soy milk alternatives which was quite positive. Since I was double parked I paid, received my change, and ran out fast. Later I thought back and felt I was over charged. $6 for a quart of milk! Not even in a higher-end grocery store I visited a couple of days before. I didn't receive a receipt and feel I may have been charged more on purpose by the clerk behind the counter. The register screen was obstructed with other items on the counter but I may have seen $4.50 on the display. Shame on me for not paying attention but if I have a chance to confirm, I will.

word 2 my mother this store treats young people like crap I go in the store. He always has a…read morefucking attitude saying here's your two dollar receipt or doesn't take my order at all yet im giving u my money dont go to this store at all theres better delis around the area that dont have attitude and charge u an arm and a leg for food like get the hell out.

Store is spotless.. Owner is kind and personable... Great addition to the area!…read moreItems are carefully check for expiration dates..

What's not to love?…read more They've got everything you'd expect of a deli, plus a little more, with friendly service. Since moving to NYC almost 3 years ago, I've finally come to understand why shops like this one are cultural cornerstones of neighborhoods across this great city: Amid the nonstop frenetic pace, constant stress and feeling of anonymity that's inescapable here, there's a real comfort in knowing there's a place down the block that has what you need, knows who you are, and is there for you every day. There are a few delis in the neighborhood...but this one is our go-to!

I've been shopping from here for years and still get pleasantly surprised when they always seem to…read morehave the most random last minute items I need. Staff is always friendly, it's always well stocked, and it's right down the block. From the early days when I first moved into the neighborhood, these guys have always remembered my name and that goes a long way toward making a corner store feel like home.