This is a full-service grocery with an immense selection. The staff is friendly and helpful and…read morelistens to suggestions or criticisms. they really try to please. their hot and cold food bars offer a wide-variety of foods, many of which are quite good and they also offer ready-made sandwiches, wraps and salads and beautiful pastries which one can take to the front of the store to tables they provide. there is a coffee bar there as well. i often recommend them to tourists to the area who find the prices at the timeout marketplace nearby appalling. their grocery prices are on the high side but they have weekly sale flyers that often provide a bargain, and, in fact, they are competitive w/ other markets in the area.

Dumbo Market, 66 Front St - A very good place where you can not only shop but also enjoy excellent…read morehot food. We really liked the meals, and the selection was varied. I appreciate the quick service and the convenient location. The only downside was that the toilets were out of order, which is a pity, but the quality of the food and the overall impression definitely make up for it.

Much needed healthy options in the area. Owner was helpful and friend. The hummus she recommended…read morewas exceptional

Fantastic neighborhood shop! Independently owned by black queer women who are lovely to chat with,…read moreand they also host educational workshops and in-store appearances with local artisans. It's a true community space. Well-curated selection of organic groceries (including bulk foods and teas!!), health/wellness/body goods, locally prepared vegetarian & vegan foods. I was amazed by the selection and will definitely be back. The store itself is bright, welcoming, and very clean, everyone wearing masks and taking precautions. They also deliver on Mercato if you prefer to order online.

I live a few blocks from this corner bodega. It is family-run by a father and his two sons. And…read morealthough in New York these are a dime a dozen, I like this one because they are friendly and like to strike up a coversation. And sometimes that is really what you need. One morning, I was feeling particularly down and needed a fix. I trotted over to the bodega to get my fix and the son's owner chatted me up. He was really nice and even offered me a nice hot cup of coffee, on the house. I was speechless. He didn't know it, but he brightened my day. Sometimes it is the small things in life that matter. And even though there is another bodega (more up-scale) next door, J and J now has my loyalty. Thanks for making my day. That personal touch is priceless.

I live around the corner and I come here all the time, usually just to pick up the basics off the…read moreshelves. Since I live so close and I prefer to cook I never really get the prepared foods but I've been meaning to try the falafel. I'm not expecting gourmet, but I bet they do a solid job. What keeps me coming back though, is the staff. Obviously I don't have far to walk but I always choose these guys over their neighbors. It's a family business, with three generations working behind the counter and they're all helpful and engaging in their own ways. They may not have the same hipster vibe as some other businesses in the area (many of which, just to be clear, I happily patronize) but if you're looking to support a local, family-owned business and shoot the shit while you're at it, look no further.

This grocery store is fantastic. I posted months ago about its great customer service, diverse and…read moregreat quality of food, and decor. I also shared that this location is a hidden gem. I would highly suggest this as a one-stop-shop for quality food.

Came here for the first time to check out what the fresh grocer has to offer…read more It is a small version of a supermarket containing all items found in supermarkets but at a smaller scale. To my surprise there isn't enough organic produce or freshly caught fish. I would probably come here to get bread or a prepared meal, which they have a nice selection of. The space is well lit, spacious and clean. The checkout area was quick and I was able to register for their rewards program.

I shopped here because it was so close to the hotel i was staying at. I did not buy any real food…read moreso i cannot evaluate that. I just got some drinks(beer, soda, water) and some snack items for the hotel. However, this place is pretty large and looks like it has whatever you might want. It was convenient and efficient for us.

It's actually about frustration in signing up for online shopping; I have tried randomly over a…read moreperiod of months to get a functioning account and have never succeeded. Nor can I get anyone who "does" the online service management or get relevant answers from the Contact Us link. Last night I got to the checkout, and then the site kept asking me for the order number. ??? That ended the order going through. Mohammed tried to help by doing it verbally over the phone but there were too many items to deal with. It had been a go-to-shop for me since it opened, but after an accident I can't easily go in-person and now apparently I can't shop there at all or find anyone who is responsible/helpful for the site's customer functionality.

I have been here quite a few times and I always forget to review. I have always been impressed with…read moretheir service. They are so nice! Even when I was short they told me I could pay them another time. They do have limited items, but if they have what I need I will go their first. They also have reasonable pricing.

walked in here for the first time the other day - really glad to have a fruit stand on the north…read moreside of greenpoint as the original poster said. didn't buy any produce but the prices were great with a lot of variety. a lot of basics for good prices. soymilk and vegan food and veggie may-wah meats too which is great since i don't know anywhere in north brooklyn that sells it.

This is a great bodega , run by sweet and accommodating people . They make the best sandwiches and…read morealways provide fresh food to the community. Duarte food Corp is also a UPS Access Point , so if you live in the surrounding area your packages may be delivered here .

My local friendly bodega. Gotta love it! Random canned goods, beer, toilet paper, candy, and they…read moremake decent heroes. Whenever I'm in the midst of cooking and realize that I am missing an ingredient this place comes in handy. It lost a star for not being 24 hours and not selling Woodchuck Cider.

I would of gave this place 4 stars if they haven't gotten so cheap with their breakfast sandwiches…read more I usually get their sausage, egg, and cheese on a hero over here because it's only $3.50. It's a nice size hero and it use to come with 3 breakfast sausages. Now they only put 2 and for a hero, I'm biting into too much bread. They added a beer section. When they first opened, they only had soda, milk and juices. They also carry a 6 pack of Porkslap Pale Ale ($10). I've only read about that pale ale online, haven't tried it yet and was surprised to see it in this store of all places. As for the deli, their cold cut counter is really small. It's not like a butcher shop counter or ones you see in a supermarket. There's only a few types of boars head meats, cheeses, and some of their homemade salads and wraps. They sell a few organic stuff but there's still a lot of other little junk. It's a very clean and organized deli. I just wished they didn't cheap out on their breakfast sandwiches.

Being born-and-raised in the NYC area, I've visited countless bodegas. Horizon Organic & Natural…read morehas the nicest decor I've ever seen in a bodega in my entire life. I wouldn't be surprised if they hired some sort of low-level interior decorator for the spot. Somebody said "I don't want it looking like a grimey mental institution cafeteria in here. Give me some Earth tones!" It's well-lit and nicely-spaced. I happen to live right down Leonard Street so this is my go-to bodega. This is practically my second home. The beverage selection is always up-to-par. I'm usually heading straight to the beer case when I walk in (sometimes in my pajama pants with the skiing penguins on them if you're lucky to catch me). They keep it nicely-stocked with a number of domestic and imported brands and the occasional seasonal brew. And the employees are nice. One time, I was 25 cents short on some eggs and they let me slide. I guess it's because I'm always in there. I don't know any of their names and that's okay. I can't offer any insight into the deli counter because I rarely buy bodega sandwiches. Bagelsmith and Hana are right up the block so I'll head there if I want something between some bread. Otherwise, it's a great bodega. A fine place to pick up quick staples and whatever-the-hell for your apartment. Now who do I talk to about ice cream inventory? I'd give them five stars if they kept Chippy Chips in stock on a regular basis.