If you are looking for honey I recoment to try Authentic Honey of New York is the best honey I…read morehave ever taste . It's a real honey pure and delicious.

From the owner: Honey For Sale &…read moreHoney Bee Nucs For Sale

This is the only game in this neighborhood as far as organic vegetables, natural skincare and…read moretoiletries, etc, they have good prices on most things but definitely compare to others depending on what your purchasing. Sometimes, when they're stocking, the place gets full, if you know what I mean but the merchants are friendly. I've been going here for years.

Love this store! Favorite grocery in the neighborhood, good natural food selection. Has most of…read morewhat I need

Every tuesday and Thursday you can catch local farmers out front at jacobi medical center. I try…read moreto go once a month at least, twice if im lucky. Better then other farmers markets i been to in the bronx.

Fresh and healthy food that I love. They don't just have fresh produce they have homemade honey and…read morebaked goods as well. Yum yum.

This local honey shop is gem! The owner is friendly and not pushy, and they offer the cutest…read moregifts... from honey bears to honey lollipops and more! The products are a bit pricey but worth it.

Super fun store Fun merchandise…read more Great tastes of several varieties Worth the time to drive out of your way.

My hubby is a honey addict. Seriously, there are about 40 different kinds in our cupboard and he is…read moreconstantly on the lookout for new and exciting ones. These were okay. Nothing all that special. Odd sort of place. Not the most motivated sales people or much an enticing place. It's just kind of there, plopped in the basement of Chelsea Market, awkwardly at that.

This place is a little stand in Chelsea market. It is a little hidden, but totally work checking…read moreout. The story of how the family started this business is inspiring, and it is always great to support local businesses! The owner was so kind and helped us with our purchase. We decided to buy the honey with wild lavender after sampling. The flavors are super unique and delicious. The honeys are pricey, but most local honey usually isn't cheap. We will definitely be back to try more flavors next time we are in the area!

The Honey House at Astor Apiaries declares themselves to be (bee?) "NYC's First Honey & Bee Shop."…read moreHow cool is that? They offer honey and honey-adjacent items that make ideal gifts for bee-loving friends and family. The gentleman at the register was welcoming, and I was able to browse the whole store at my leisure. I ended up buying a 3 oz. jar of New York City raw honey which was a little pricey at $14.95 but made for a unique and I'm sure delicious present for someone on my list. In addition to the store and according to their website, The Honey House also offers experiences such as tastings, candle workshops, and beekeeping classes. Check 'em out!

I ordered online for pickup. Received a confirmation my order was ready for pickup with store hours…read morelisted. Arrived at 6:15 after a 25 minute bus ride from Harlem and a 10 minute walk. I was greeted by a locked door and this sign. It would be kind and respectful to customers to advise of any changed hours when sending confirmation for pickup orders. Over an hour wasted from my day. Now I can either request a refund or waste another hour tomorrow and pray they are actually open when they say they are.

Delicious honey! Andrew is not only providing honey to locals, but helping millions of bees…read morepollinate in Central Park amid a bee epidemic. His work is so important! Thank you Andrew!

The staff here are incredibly rude. Would never ever want to recommend this place…read more I asked the staff a few questions and on two different occasions they barked at me and people around them.

Bora Bora definitely is on the pricier side of cafes but it's very cute & the quality of the food…read moreis great as well. I got the matcha green for my drink which consisted of matcha, spinach, kale, chia seeds, banana, & agave. It was delicious to no surprise. I also got the savory croffle with turkey which was quite tasty. Do note that it is quite small but suffice for a quick breakfast. All in all, I'm glad Bora Bora has expanded to several different locations & are doing well.

The menu is very good. Tons of options. Great for and families and always appreciate the health…read morefood. However, the amount of time you have to spend waiting for your food and drinks makes this place not worth it. 3 different times I've come here now and waited around 10 minutes for food. My friend im with got a regular black coffee. We've been here for 10 minutes on the dot and I don't have my latte and he doesn't have his black coffee. Even if it takes a bit to make the croffles, this place takes way too long. And the croffle comes in a bag, easy 1,2,3 thing. Not like it's on a plate with all these fixings from the kitchen. Very strange. They need to improve on this ASAP especially in the Bronx. Nobody got time to be standing around waiting that long for a coffee. That's crazy. But super clean, healthy good tasting food. Just make sure you have time.

What is there to say about Andrew and his honey? He is doing such amazing work for our planet, our…read morecommunity and our bees. His local rooftop honey is the perfect remedy to seasonal allergies and he has rooftop beehives all over the city! 1 spoonful of local honey at breakfast is more effective than any allergy medication I have tried - and tastier too! It is so nice to now have an Andrew's Honey shop on the Upper West Side. The woman at the cash register today was very professional and warm and answered customers questions while I took photos. There was no pressure to purchase but of course I was there to stock up for my parents and friends suffering from seasonal allergies right now. I love seeing all the other goodies too- flavored honey sticks, nuts in honey etc., I even have Andrew's book- it is so wonderful to read about urban beekeeping and to follow along his adventures on social media. Fun fact: before I tried Andrew's honey at Union Square Farmer's Market 6-7 years ago I really thought I did not like honey at all- turns out I just don't like ultraprocessed honey. Andrew's honey is delicious and each neighborhood and batch will have a slightly different flavor. If you're lucky enough to run into Andrew, he explains the reason for the variation in flavor and color across seasons and locations! Note: Andrew's Honey no longer offers samples (since Covid) and kindly note, there are no returns once you leave the store. There is a slight cash discount on most items Enjoy!

Lots of different types of honey to choose from! We're trying the ginger and vanilla. Another…read morecustomer in the store said the ginger is great and she also regularly buys the buckwheat. These flavors were $15 each for 8 oz bottle. There is an additional charge if paying by credit card. Definitely recommend checking this store out for yourself or buying some honey as a gift! Just beware there are lots of bees making honey in the store

I love coming here. They close early but you should definitely plan your day accordingly in order…read moreto make it here. I love stopping here for fresh food, baked goods and vegetables. Their donuts are always very fresh. I can't wait to stop here again. If you drive by when they're open, I recommend trying their donuts!

I wanted apple cider donuts post hike to treat myself & came across Acorn! At first, I almost…read moremissed it - it's a small store on the side of the road! For $1 a donut, you can't beat the price! They have plain, cinnamon sugar & powdered! I got all 3 and was in a nice food coma! They are delicious & bite size so it can be dangerous!! (Did I almost eat a whole dozen by myself? Yes - do I regret it? Not at all!)