When living in the neighborhood, would go to Fruteria El Buen Camino mostly for reasonably priced,…read morefreshly prepared to order, excellent fruit and vegetable drinks! Always awesome! They have a good assortment to choose from. On occasion, I'd get fruits and vegetables, also dried chili peppers. Fruteria El Buen Camino is a wonderful small local business, always super friendly with a big smile! Loved coming here for that refreshment and recommend you check it out!

Place has been here for years. Great selection of fresh organic fruits and vegetables, and…read morefantastic service from the staff. Bought a giant smoothie today with papaya and strawberries for only 5 bucks. Hard to beat that price anywhere else in the city. Only a few blocks away from the hospital. Worth the walk if you're on your break if you ask me.

A few weeks ago, I gave in to cheap and poor quality strawberries and blackberries each for $1 in…read moreWashington Heights. Hesitated- but still, went ahead with the purchase, along with other Dominican finds that were more impressive. Placita De Washington Heights sells specific Dominican goods i.e., Tamarind, Pink flesh Guavas, Dominican avocados, Guanabana, Dominican cheese, plenty of sweets as well as Dominican starches: plantains, yuca and maduros. It's a little shop carrying really nice Dominican goods that I can't purchase up in White Plains. Aside for the rotten berries, I'm glad to mention all of their other goods, fared out perfectly fine and La Placita was great, for all those hard to find, Dominican items. It was the only obvious bad sign. $1? I should've gone with my instinct and knew, it was too good to be true. However, if you need to buy non-Dominican produce, go to your local supermarket and skip the Dominican specialty store.

Great market for daily groceries and produce - much better than the supermarkets in the area in my…read moreopinion. Everything is fresh and at low prices. The lines can be long sometimes as they only have 2 cashiers but they work fast. Staff is friendly and always readily available to help. They are also open 24/7 which is pretty convenient.

Wonderful friendly service !!!…read more The owners are the warmest , nicest people !!! Love the selections !!!

everything here is overpriced! $10.50 for a chocolate covered strawberry trufru is outrageousread more

For the size of the farmers market, the quality is amazing!!! They have the best apple vendor at…read morethe very end of the block in a really great Asian/ Korean green seller ... pricey but your spinach will survive more than three days in the It has lasted me two weeks without wilting. They also have She Wolf Bakery which sells out fast but probably BEST bread in the city.

During one of my weekday trips to this neighborhood near Columbia University I came across the…read moreGreenmarket. Since it was early morning on a Thursday I took a quick look around. If you are an early bird like I am the vendors may not all be set up for sales. It's the perfect place for a Greenmarket so students and faculty can take advantage as well as neighborhood residents. I'm reviewing so you are aware of this location and recommending you visit. I intend to return on a Sunday. Something tells me there will be more vendors available and additional services. My friend Jerome said there's compost recycling on Sunday! Not that I'd carry mine this far!!

I order both a vegan sausage, egg and cheese on a roll and a vegan breakfast burrito and they were…read moreboth delicious!

Great convenient spot for "special diet" grocery items (vegan, GF, etc) and prepared foods. I've…read morereally been digging their Plantega menu, which offers a nice selection of vegan options. The owner, or maybe manager, is very kind and helpful. My only quibble is that there's one employee who is really resistant to making the grill/deli options as advertised. Sometimes he'll give you pushback, but other times he'll just leave things out, so check your food before leaving. More than once I've done that and found some key ingredient missing.

5 star review for the Knoll Krest Farm stand @ the Tuccker Square Greenmarket…read more They always have such high quality products, and amazing customer service. They sell a variety of seasonally rotating items including fresh pastas, soups, potpies and pastries, etc., I also find they're the best stand in this small market to purchase goods for later in the week/future meal planning. For example, the Chicken Pozole $15/qt- can be purchased at room temp or frozen. The frozen option is fantastic for a quick easy meal on hand- can be defrosted quickly or during the day in the fridge. My parents are obsessed with the pozole from el mitote- but my mom likes to modify hers as white meat only which they often cannot do. They were very happy when I introduced them to Knoll Krest Farm's Pozole- they reported back that it was flavorful and had a TON of white meat chicken. It's also reasonably priced. The other soups they had that day were a vegetable soup and I believe a chicken noodle.

Tucker Square Greenmarket has been a favorite of mine for years. I moved to the neighborhood on…read more74th and Broadway in 2002. I still visit the Greenmarket when I'm back in the neighborhood. The market is named after Richard Tucker the Opera singer. The nearby park is a comfortable place to rest after you shop. This area is great for visitors to Lincoln Center and the nearby American Folk Art Museum. I'm going back soon since I still have friends living in the neighborhood. It's fresh fruit and veggies so enjoy!

Absolutely amazing , vibrant, and delicious food! Such an amazing meat market to try!!!read more

Super small grocery* (the true meaning of the word and not a standard city deli) has everything you…read moreneed to make authentic Mexican fare. Dried chills, a highlight for me, are stored in the front of the store (Pasilla, chipotle, ancho, guajillo). Produce is here as well and the ladies manning the counter work opposite of it. Feel free to ask questions, and don't be shy if you don't know Spanish - English is spoken here, too. There IS a meat counter here, but I would advise against it. Not too many interesting cuts, anyways. You'll be surprised at just HOW many goods this store packs in: the back is fully stocked with all of your dry goods... Harina de maiz, abuelita, canned beans and hominy, true canela (cinnamon), tortillas. Dairy too! A good selection of cheeses, eggs, milk and crema. Pro tip: all the avocados are ready to eat. No annoying "let it sit and hope for the best" nonsense here. *although I do wish they sold takis and pan de nuñez here, too

It a place to chat with amazing people while you wait for your sandwich made with love or sip the…read morebest coffee in the area

Amazing Deli leaning Middle East, great staff who will remember you when you come backread more