very honest and helpful. They try to please every customer and to carry whatever items as possible…read moreto fill the customers request. It is very nice to keep meeting people there from the neighborhood, and catch up on local news.

Wonderful friendly family owned business the food is fresh and a wide variety and is delicious very…read morehighly recommended

This is now Bonao Grocery, I took pics to prove it...I'm freaking tired of editing addresses,…read moretrying to help out, and no one at YelpHQ matching my effort... But I must soldier on...take a few pics for proof and write the same honest reviews! POWWWWWW So anyway, I was in here for a total of seventy seconds. I met my barber in here, hehe...solidifying it's 'Top Dominican Bodega in the Neighbourhood' status. I got some salted cashews for a buck, and paid, and stepped out. But in my short time there, I noted great super-bright lighting a large selection of stuff. It looked like a miniature supermarket...there's also a deli case...a tv, I'm pretty sure I saw some seats.

The Bonao Grocery IS on Astoria Boulevard and it's great. A nice little Dominican owned…read moredeli...Their prices for juice, milk, bread are lower then most other bodegas in the area. I enjoy going there and interacting with the friendly staff. Keep doing a good job guys!

Cheaper than most places in sunnyside. Good variety! Lots of fresh items too. The roasted chicken…read moreis a little pricey but good.

Here's a picture of the quality of the meat. When meat is untreated, this is the result…read more This is completely unacceptable.

This is a solid neighborhood grocery store. It's clean, organized and has a good selection. A…read morelittle pricey but they carry a lot of organic and vegan options. There's a newer kid at the deli who's kind and helpful. It's always nice to have a local market like this in the neighborhood.

this place is very disappointing to say the leas. the staff is always on their phones. the deli…read morehelp is horrible. to day will be the last time I shop there and waste money. I purchased homemade coleslaw and not only did it smelled and tasted fishy, I also found a hair in it. oh how I miss the old Silver Barn and amazing staff.

This grocery/fruit store has been here for a long time. There's a big sign that says they are 24…read morehours but I don't think they are all. They stay open pretty late though. They have a great fruit selection at good prices. Usually whatever is in season, they'll have. The seasonal fruit is usually outside. Inside is your basic but good selection of vegetables and basic stuff like snacks, cereals, drinks, etc. I want to say they are family owned and the family takes turns behind the counter. They are all very nice and helpful in case you need help. They take credit cards as well.

This place is such a great supermarket! They always have great produce - veggies and fruits and a…read moreselection of beers, ice creams, dried goods and necessities. I'm the type of person to plan my meals for the week, so I love coming here beginning of the week and grabbing on sale items! This week I got 4 brown tomatoes to try for less than $1 (I FaceTimed my mom and she told me it's $3 at her local supermarket!) Got 8 lemons for $1 (sometimes it's 3 for $1) Their produce always lasts longer than the bigger supermarkets I go to. Friendly staff and workers! There's a cute guy who works the cashier sometimes too haha

Excellent stock , great authentic items. Shopping here is a great experience everytime for…read moreauthentic DESI stuff

I mean what can I say about this store. It has been one of our go to places for almost anything…read morerelated to Bengali food for over fifteen years. When we first moved to jackson heights this and three other stores were really the most important Bengali stores around here. Now left and right more stores are popping up trying to compete against them, and some how managing to keep their heads afloat. This store had no renovations done even though they can use one badly. Had no sort of upgrades at all really. All they really did was really build a restaurant right next to their store, that is even to say if it is part of them because even I'm not 100% actuate about it just going by the name really. Going back to their store it is narrow, can get heavily crowded during the weekends, and overall difficult to move around or even stand around in. Thank god it is not smelly at all hahaha. But it is worn down and could really use some paint and some new hardware. The people are pretty friendly but half the time they are rushing you when it comes to certain time periods, by which I mean they are literally rushing the packaging and calculations as if they were closing in the next five minutes. They sometimes do one or more at the same time, I wonder if they ever messed up because of that somehow. NEVER EVER COME DURIMG THE WEEKEND OR FRIDAY NIGHTS! It is a dog house then with the people working there haha. The staff has changed and definitely it is harder to talk with them since they don't remember me or the ones that did left. They aren't condescending at least. The materials that they possess are not fresh, or at least the vegetables aren't to say the least. Small stores like these I would not go for vegetables at all. Meat, fish, mashallahs (spices), snacks, and other things they have a good amount of and are really fresh. Actually, fish are some what fresh since it has to be frozen in a packet for it to be delivered here from asia or where ever they get it from; but they do have live ones even though the choices are not that many. Their meat is delivered almost every tuesday and Friday, or from what I seen when I walked by each time. It is completely halal and very good to eat. They got goat, beef, and chicken and they have every part that you can think of. We Bengali's use every part and eat almost everything. So if you want to try Bengali food I suggest coming to this area and this store for materials.

A wonderful treasure trove of things you did not know you needed, and really great bulk nuts and…read moredried fruits. And the owner is so nice -- he had us trying everything and he sold more than a few of those things.

One hundred and eight street (108th) between the Grand Central Parkway and.Queens Blvd has four…read moreblocks of some really interesting business regarding food to shop in or eat at. Waking to my vision center I stopped abruptly to re-read a peculiar sign advertising Bagels, Pizza & Sushi, all under one roof. The temptation was there to have a closer look at this odd trifecta, but it was not to be on this day. Today I walked into Nagilah Market to stroll the aisles and see what was offered behind the large glass paynes of the stores front which looked like a hybrid of Odd Lot meets Wholesale Liquidators with the window dressing of someone on a bit too much peyote. The inside of the store was disheveled and if you could make out any methodology of rows, your wiser than mouse than I as it felt like some experimental maze for humans. Items everywhere, pricing labels were few and far between and no logic to placement of anything. But after getting my bearings I began to fill my basket with many extraordinarily well priced Middle Eastern products. Cans of sardines, grape leaves, teas, spices, oils and more. Upon check out I was asked by the man behind the counter what were my intentions with a particular spice I selected. The other four men who were at the counter, seemingly all buddy buddy with the owner stopped talking to listen to my response. "Purely experimental" I stated as was the case. "Oh" he stated, "I thought you were a chef". Whatever the answer, he proceeded to take the plastic container from me, walk to a large area of loose spices and grounded me up a fresh batch. How cool is that? A full basket of cooking goodies ran me a Jackson and I once again have the coolest contents in my fridge of all my cooking buddies, for now.

3 stars because it's great store expect what happened today.. I always come here with my service…read moredog no problem but today a very rude employee tried kicking me out. I showed him my dog's vest & answered the two questions a employee can only ask according to the ADA law & he said "doesn't matter" He said we can talk to the manger & I said I'm glad to speak the manger because I know he's violating my rights but after I said that he "let me go" I'm upset I didn't get his name because he was scaring me but I knew I was standing up for me rights

Kitchen under renovation. Its all new.... Listen i swear by their DOMINICAN STYLE OATMEAL. I LOVE…read more Love, love it, lol............ Arr, post already.. .