Great grilled chicken tossed salad, quick and freshly prepared. Got it twice during our week stay…read moredog sitting in the upper east side / Yorkville.

Healthy Organic Deli is always very busy. I thought I did a review and took photos. The beautiful…read moreover head lights and clock are not items I forget!! This place may run expensive compared to the grocery store but you pay more for the convenience of being able to shop 24 hours a day. They were stocking the shelves during my last visit. Every employee I spoke to was very nice. The customers are very diverse. The elderly, women with children and all the school children stopping in before school. I grabbed a bagel with cream cheese and headed to the park. If you move to this neighborhood and work late hours this place is here for everything you could possibly need.

Typical small convenience store I bought a bottle of water in while on the way to my doctor's…read moreoffice. Decent enough selection of cold drinks and snacks to buy. Always love seeing a friendly bodega cat in these places.

I was ripped off here tonight. Drunken kid behind the register over charged me then couldn't…read moreproduce a receipt. Just be careful

Over 11 years since I originally reviewed this bodega and I'm still a loyal customer. I'm so happy…read moreto see this place continue to thrive despite the competition - including a 7-11 - which has opened around it. This will always be go to bodega. Nothing else compares!

Love this place. Very clean, great beer, beverage, and snack selection. No deli, but they do have a…read morefreezer for frozen snacks and ice cream. Their prices are also the best of any bodega I've been to.

Nestled in the lower level of Chelsea Market is Pearl River Mart Foods, the little sibling of Pearl…read moreRiver Mart on the 1st floor. While quite a small outpost, I'm glad that a spot like this exists at Chelsea Market! Whereas the upstairs store shelves a plethora of Asian and Asian-inspired decor, handicrafts, furniture and housewares, the downstairs counterpart is like if a grocery and a food court had a small child. I'm not sure how they managed to fit 4 different food vendors along one side of the wall--kinda blows my mind--Mao's Baos, Kimbap Lab, Tea&Milk, and Pearl River Mart Little Eats. I'll be honest I haven't tried the kimbap or baos mostly because I'm not used to paying quite so much for them, though to be fair for the location it's not out of reason considering a single slice of pizza upstairs at Filaga is like $9.** As for the grocery itself, while they're slightly more pricey than other Chinatown groceries that might carry some of the same products, for the exposure and location, again it's pretty reasonable. They carry a mix of food and condiments from different Asian cultures too--for the most part Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Malaysian, Thai, and some Asian American items*. *these may have origins in traditional Asian cuisine with an American or Western influence that makes it different or maybe more understandable or palatable to non-Asian culture, or truly straight up Asian foods that are branded in English. **let's not even get into the convo of why certain cultures' cuisines are considered "fancier" or affixed a higher perceived $ value than others. Sometimes I need to remind myself of this subtle internal prejudice when ascertaining whether it's worthwhile to purchase a food or product.

I had a lot of fun wondering around Pearl River Mart Foods. It is located on the lower level of…read moreChelsea Market. They sell food to order, with several different options. They also sell all sorts of candy, beverages, frozen dumplings, frozen desserts, and condiments in the grocery section of the shop. Prices are premium. This would be a good spot to buy gifts for the foodies in your life.

Located across the street from the Christopher Street subway entrance this deli / bodega offers a…read moregood selection of cold drinks, sodas, and water if you need something for your ride back home. They also sell a nice selection of flowers if you need a gift for your sweetie.

A concern for LGBTQ peoples and our allies:…read more A few nights ago, my date and I were standing under the awning of Andy's Deli (across from the Duplex/next to Big Gay Ice Cream / Marie's Crisis) to avoid the rain as we were waiting for our Uber. We had been out for drinks, but were not drunk, and were on our phones. We had been standing there for several minutes without incident but It was cold, so we held hands and shared a kiss. When we did, the man in the front floral awning area asked us to leave. I told him we were waiting for our car and that we'd be happy to buy something in order to stay out of the rain. He said that wasn't the point and that we needed to "just go". To which I offered to buy something again and when that wasn't good enough, I demanded a reason as to why he wanted us to go - something he wasn't able to give. After a few moments of back and forth he stood up threateningly and demanded we leave. I told him we would - when our car arrived. I then recommended he sit back down. Thankfully the car came right before this escalated any further and we were safe for the rest of the evening. Both my date and I were quite shaken, this kind of treatment is not ok anywhere but CERTAINLY not in one of NYCs most historically gay neighborhoods. I write this so we can all be aware for our own safety and informed in what local businesses we choose to support in the neighborhoods in which we love/play. As someone works in the area regularly and encourages people to support small local stores, I'm hoping that this is an isolated case and that the owner's of Andy's Deli will share in my concern and desire to be a good neighbor like so many other Village businesses. Tyler

Divino Nino is your standard bodega. In addition to the standard bodega fare, they offer…read moresandwiches. I never indulge in them because they take forever to get made. While I like the fact that they have Univision blaring on the TV round the clock, it does tend to distract the one person working there. +1 Star for the beer selection. Not only do they have some nice imports but their beers are considerably cheaper than most of the other Williamsburg bodegas. -1 Star for the lame Gatorade selection. C'mon, Divino Nino. There's more to life than Lemon-Lime. They do have a good selection of Coconut Water, which is refreshing but not the same.

I love Divino Nino. THey don't carry much but they always…read morehave alternatives. They let you come back and pay if you don't have enough and sometimes they just tell me to take it. It's a very small mom and pop bodega what do you expect? They do have a FANTASTIC variety of chips and salasa.

What a nice little gem of a place. Small, a bit dusty, but has a lot to offer in terms of…read moreSpanish/Latino/Mexican food. They have many different versions of Cafe Bustelo as well to sell, (2 sizes of the instant coffee, Winning!) I go here to buy Corn Tortillas, Fresh Mexican Cheese, Mexican Creme, and sometimes some Pastries. They also have a good amount of Hot Sauce, black beans and can goods. This is probably my go-to spot for everything Mexican, since I've moved into NYC/UWS. It's still not Los Dos Portillos, hence the 4/5 stars, but hey, I'm not going to complain since its 6 blocks away from my apartment.