I have been to junior's and a few occasions. They have a decent size store and some good deals.if…read moreyou need a big big bag of rice and a large sack of potatoes this is the super market for you .this particular location of juniors is like a smaller size western beef. It also has a parking lot ,the staff and atmosphere seem pretty decent. The store isn't that big, but you have alot of cereal and crackers and stuff for good prices. I believe they have there own brand of snacks. It is in a cool location. Because it is in jamaica and close to south ozone. And the folks on Rockaway blvd and suptin blvd. So that is a plus for the community over there.

Don't buy meat here, especially in the summer. I've gotten extremely sick two summers in a row with…read moretheir chicken. The place just isn't keeping the meat cold enough in some of the refrigerator sections. The suffering that I have gone through has taught me to not buy here again. I won't even buy pantry food until they get their act together. This Rockaway Blvd location is frequented by out of towners from the hotels. Sad that they refuse to do a better job of keeping people safe.

Great, small bodega if you're staying in the hotels nearby JFK. Pretty cheap too. 2 20oz sodas,…read morelarge bag of chips and an 8 inch hot turkey and pepper jack sub for $15. Next morning a Bacon Egg and Cheese on a huge roll, a juice and soda for $9. They do use turkey bacon though. Can't really beat that.

Small bodega type business. Man who worked there very friendly. Sandwich was fine…read more Just a grilled cheese with bacon.

When they sell meat, they purposely leave the fat on the meat to increase sales and won't take it…read moreoff the price by trimming the meat, then weighing. For example: Oxtails. Very dishonest in today's economy. I wish I can add pictures.

They have staff there playing security without a license. I noticed when they see men with a…read morebackpack they're quick to try to take their bag away to hold, what is this 1999?? the women or elderly with bags get a pass. They raise prices every month or so. cashiers are respectful

I have been shopping here for years .this is a very good c-town and a clean one also .it is right…read morethere in the heart of Jamaica queens. I don't shop there as much as I use to ,because I had moved away, but I still make my rounds to this particular location. When I was a regular I developed a friendship with the staff, especially a very nice lady who was a cashier.we would always make small talk, She was very polite and helpful. Let me tell you a story, I was shopping in there one day. I said hello to her and she didn't respond like she knew me. She spoke and said hello and was like who is this guy I dont know him,I said wait a minute this is not my friend the cashier,come to find out it was her identical twin sister. A few minutes later I saw them together. They looked exactly alike . But this particular c-town always had some really good sales. And a really good deli .were I get my cold cuts from .this particular location also has a huge parking lot for shoppers, that is a plus for all you drivers.i would definitely go back there again in the future.

Would give zero stars. Constant policing of customers, especially at the self service checkout…read morecreates an extremely unwelcome environment to the point you don't even want to go despite being a community grocery. I was checking out items and there was already a cashier standing by the service checkout, but another man followed behind me to the checkout (meanwhile I was the only person there). I accidentally marked an onion as a potato and the man ran behind me as though it were a crisis. He informed me I selected the wrong option. I said oh I didn't realize and he responded "it's ok" in a condescending tone as though I were stealing, to which I replied it was an accident. He couldn't even help me, he had to calm the original woman who was standing f by self checkout to fix (because it was her job to do, not his). Even after she fixed and I paid ANOTHER man walks over to ask the woman who helped me what the issue is. I still was the only person at checkout. Extremely poor behavior and customer service. And this kind of thing happens all the time to me and several other community members I've talked to who all dread going. You're better off going to Ideal near Rochdale.

Totally overpriced. They price gauge and take advantage of being the only grocery store/deli in…read morethat area. For those prices I'd just stick w/ Trader Joe's.

The prices at this location seems to be changing by the day often around weekends and holidays. 25…read morefor a chicken is absurd.

Prices are crazy high and have increased since the pandemic. I go farther away for groceries…read morebecause it's so expensive , and the produce section is overpriced and not the best quality. I only come here if I'm too busy to go out elsewhere for groceries. I've bought chicken breast that was rubbery and almost grey a few weeks ago .. make sure you're checking items diligently. Deli section is really good, and the employees are very sweet and helpful throughout the store. Store is clean and organized well. Lines can be long but move quickly. Ideal is okay, but could be better if prices made more sense and produce items were always great quality.

Apna Bazar is an ethnic grocery store specifically targeting Indian food and spices, hell spawn hot…read moresauces, Indian curry seasonings and all food staples including Basmati rice of Indian cultural cuisine of a large selection. It is clean and wide aisles when browsing. I came here specifically for fresh fruits and tomatoes due to the very reasonable price and quantity without economic shrinkflation or compromise. Inflation and agflation 2023 era shrinkage greatly affects my household as working families. This grocery store does offers limited pots, pans and cooking utensils but do NOT expect to be high quality pots for avid cooks/ chefs as Williams Sonoma, Sur La Table, or Calphalon standard quality. There are also mainstream American frozen foods, juice, soda of standard American brand names available. Customer service is, indeed, nonexistent and albeit dismissive, curt, mired in disgruntled melancholy behavioral appearance exhibited and transparent to customers. Return policy is absolutely deplorable egregiously inferior and excessively poor standards of a traditional brick and mortar business. I agree with previous Yelpers with the excessively poor female cashiers' customer service and stolid dismissive behaviors. They do, indeed, exhibit rude scowl belligerent looks to customers as serial thieves. Personally, I like to explore, wanderer freely and openly, plus read products throughout the entire store aisles to see if any item possibly attracts my attention for potential purchase(s). This business is located in South Richmond Hill, Queens serving Little Guyana and is very accessible by MTA subway A train Lefferts Boulevard, buses Q8 and Q112.

Well stocked Asian store with lots of good options for Indian spice and other worldly items…read more However, the customer service is horrible! Especially, the ladies at the checkout registers. Really a turn off and makes me want to support other business instead of this one. My message to the owners, train your staff to be more hospitable, to the community. Don't open a business that depends on the desis and treat them as though you are better than them.

Extremely poor produce. Extremely poor customer service to match. Beyond that, the store hours are…read moreindicated as such: closing time 8pm. They in fact close at 7:45 pm on a Sunday, and will close the door in your face. Good luck finding fresh lemons, onions, and other produce. Stop and Shop from here on. Terrible community supermarket.

Most of the women at this store are so rude. Today I wasn't even calling their store. I was calling…read morethe food universe on 128th street and 111th ave which used to be called key food. The lady picks up at farm boy and says "hey this a farm boy" so I asked, "this is not the one on 111th ave."She answered back rude and said no this is farm boy. I told her "I was trying to call the other store that's my bad. The number is popping up for the other store." Instead of trying to understand or say, let me tell my boss about this. She gonna say, " I don't know what you talking about miss I'm hanging up. So I called back and asked for what I needed and then I explained what was happening, she said well go to the other store then and hung up. When I went into farm boy, because they had what I needed. She didn't want to look at what I'm showing her, with the number. If you're answering a phone, you need to have better etiquette. If you're involved in a business, you need to know where your store number is popping up. Be more proactive and concerned. That's your job. Because at anyone's jobs, they would say the same thing. It's basic customer service.

Place is gross, needs an update and literally to be cleaned. Stopped shopping here a while ago…read morebecause of this, and it follows through with their "fresh" produce. 10/10 would not recommend.

24 hour C-Town on liberty right at across the corner from Sybil's bakery. I'm so happy I found this…read moreplace because astonishingly enough there aren't really that many 24 hr places in NYC. And of course the few are in seedy areas like so but it's really not that bad. Anyway, I've been to one C-Town besides this one and it was nothing special. This one was well stocked and had loads of veggies which made me happy because usually I have to hop around to different stores to find a particular ethnic veggie or fruit ( breadfruit, yucca, longan, etc.). So, the produce section was great and at fair prices. The dry section was plentiful however, the frozen and meat department was a little sad. Maybe because it was 2am in the morning but still. There was hardly anything on the shelf and empty boxes and carts littered the store. The people working there were nice enough, they just seemed tired and skeptical of anyone walking through the door. Overall? Good spot for 24 shopping, especially if you are in the market for Caribbean and West Indian food needs.