Pretty cool supermarket there sell all you're grocery needs there have every ethic background food…read moreproducts : West indian :( Jamaican, Trinidadian, Saint Lucian , Haitian , Dominica- Roseau ,Antiguan, Bajan , Vincentian , Grenadian , Guyanese , Belizean , and etc islands , African : ( Senegal, , Guinea , Ghana , Ivory Coast , Nigerian, ) and etc , European , American and etc food product's . The gallon of milk can be very pricey . there located in Brooklyn Termainl Market , its located behind Canarsie Plaza Mall . there have a lane dedicated to "OTC" users which cool for elderly people not to stand on there foot so long . During the hoildays the lines can get packed , pretty cool supermarket love there snacks Very convivent by the mta transporation: Bus: B47,B17

It occupies a sprawling, but cramped, space at the Brooklyn Terminal Market. The aisles or should I…read moresay aisle is small and you are forced to snake your way through in one direction - passing through each department until you get to the checkout. There are a mix of West African and Caribbean products. There is a whole room dedicated to bulk rices and grains. A large seafood department offering swordfish and shark among others is located in the back. The produce section is not as extensive as one would think for a place like this, but they have incredible prices for example, organic ginger for $1.99 a pound. My neighborhood supermarket is offering that for $7.99 a pound! Well, many people do their regular shopping here. It does appear to be set up for bulk purchases. There are health and beauty products by the registers and that's why I usually go because they have incredible prices on moisturizers and deodorants. Not only that, they import the international versions of domestic items like Dove for Men deodorant. You can tell because the labels are all in French!

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.

This market is situated along a short stretch of Asian/West Indian stores selling different spices,…read morefruits, and veggies that you won't find and your regular supermarket. The staff here is very helpful and personable. The selection of items is usually pretty good, and everything is fresh. Pr8ces are low, as they are competing with the other stores.

I moved into the area temporarily and the good food options are just dismal. I was happy to…read morediscover this little market in the Weeksville space. They buy produce from local farmers and sell it along with whatever they grow in their garden. They sell Red Jacket Orchards fruit primarily, which I'm happy about because their juices are amazing. I've been going for a few weeks now and the options change depending on what customers ask for and what sells. I've been able to get blueberries, eggs, plums, scallions, Cippolini onions, kale, and zucchini. I'm looking forward to peaches. They also take EBT, which is incredibly helpful.

Ordered chocolate covered strawberries were fresh & delicious also small dish of fresh fruit good…read more Yes prices are high but worth it.

I've used this establishment for several years for various occasions. More recently, i ordered a…read morefruit platter for a special occasion. The fruit was tasteless, grapes were discolored as well as the pineapple. I called the establishment to inform them of the quality I received . The individual i spoke with offered no resolution or willingness to help. Instead, he seemed bothered by having to speak to me at all. I was very disappointed with the customer service experience at this establishment. I was not treated respectfully and no attempt was made to resolve the issue professionally. I will no longer use this establishment.

Went shopping here after church with my Parents (Gitto Farmers Market) This is Terminal Market…read moreplenty of stores to shop in close/near by "Canarsie Plaza Shopping Mall" ,Pretty cool Groceries store , There have some large portion of Etheric background food and American Groceries , I was standing online to check out at the Cash register in this lady skipped the line to go to the OTC line which was very un professional, And when i got to cash register the Sales Associate was getting an Attitude because the OTC cash register line was getting long and we was asking about prices check at the cash register ( well if some of you're products had prices label , we wouldn't have ask you the price) , Well that's not my fault the line getting long , tell you're Manager/Supervisor to put more people in the OTC cash register to run the OTC line , Well big corporate stores like : Family Dollar & Western Beef or Walmart , C.V.S , Walgreens take O.T.C i don't see them having separate cash register line to take O.T.C card members :( , any how i ask a sales associate for price check while shopping the aisle he told me go to the cash register and find out the price , that wasn't really helpful at all oh by the way the lady at the entrance was really nice, she had a smile on her face when we walk in ! Very convenient by the MTA Transportation: Bus: B47,B17, etc Bus

First time l had a minute to regroup after a long week. I went to get my tree. This is the place to…read morego and get your pick for Christmas trees. And decorations, lights and plants. I have been coming here for at least the last 20 years. I got here about 12. No one was here, by the time l looked around it was packed. The poinsettias there are so beautiful. I came home with 2 medium ones. I highly recommend Brooklyn Terminal Market, not only during the holiday season, but all year long for plants and trees.

I've worked in the Chelsea Market for 4 years now and have never once bought fruit from the…read moreManhattan Fruit Exchange. I know. Shocking. Instead I stuck to Haribo gummy snacks - i know, also shocking. Appalling even. Last week I had a craving for some fresh fruit so I stopped into the Manhattan Fruit Exchange and grabbed a pack of strawberry's and black cherry's. Strawberry's with sugar are one of my favorite snacks and these are the ripest, juiciest, sweetest strawberry's I've ever tasted. Don't be fooled by the name, Manhattan Fruit Exchange has a plethora of produce ranging from common to hard to find fruits and veggies. Things to know: The space is large and refrigerated so be prepared for the chill or bring a sweater (the workers wear sweatshirts even in the summer). Self serve. CASH ONLY.

A grocery store with reasonable prices in the middle of Chelsea Market. There's a wide selection of…read moreproduce as well as packaged foods. The prices are a bit inconsistent: some of their stuff can be expensive, but much of it is pretty cheap by NYC standards. Their spices are cheaper than the last Indian supermarket I went to in Jersey City. So if you have an idea how much things should cost, then you can score some great deals here. $10 minimum for credit card (MC/Visa/Amex/Discover/JCB).

This is a a great old school Lower East Side produce store. I've found the fruit and vegetables to…read morebe cheaper and of a higher quality than the produce a bit further west in Chinatown. I am not sure how old the owner is. He could be in his 80s. He does all the additions by hand. My sense is that he closes the shop as soon as he has sold all his stuff for the day.