This is a grocery store that makes most of their money on the cooked food they make. My co-workers…read moreand I go here at least 4 times a week for Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner. For the small $5 order they pour your food in a small foil container. But don't underestimate the size. When you spread it out on a flat plate, it's a whole lot of food. The food mainly consist of Dominican American food. Now I shall let you guys know what I've tried, which all has been GOOD!!!!!! Breakfast: Mangu (Mashed Plantains) or Yuca with Fried Over Easy Eggs, Fried Salami and Fried Cheese with Sauteed Onions...YUMMMMMM!!! Turkey, Bacon, Egg (option of Eggs White) and Cheese on Roll or Sliced Wheat Toast...YUMMMMMM!!!!!! they also have the typical pancakes any type of omelets made to your specifications, grits, oatmeal, home fries. Lunch or Dinner They always have White Rice and some type of yellow rice which may have chicken or vegetables in it. Always good. Beans- Very good especially coming from someone whose extremely picky about beans because NO ONE makes them like my mom. Chicharron De Pollo (Fried Chicken Chunks)- These are really good. Everywhere Ive tried them, I always have to add lemon. Here I can eat it without lemon. YUMMMMMM... Stewed Beef- YUMMMMMM...the gravy taste good and they add in peppers and onions which I LOVE... Stewed Chicken- I'm very picky about eating this in restaurants, because my mother makes this soooooo good that she has ruined me. However, they make it good. Stewed Liver- YES LIVER...I like liver...and once again, my mother spoiled me with this, they serve this only on Thursdays :(, but they always same me some because they know I'm coming...lol. I usually get it with white rice and beans and they make it pretty damn good. Rotisserie Chicken- This taste really good, no need for condiments. It goes great with any type of rice and beans or Yuca with a lot of red onions YUMMMMMM... BBQ Pork Chops with Sauteed Onions- I was hesitant to try this, but damn it, it was worth it...tender and great tasting... This is definitely not all, but I'm tired and hungry now... They also make burgers, sandwiches and etc... OMG...I should just get a job here and call it a day...they can pay me in food... BLESS THEIR COOK!!!!!!

This place is all about value. You stand in line behind the buffet equivalent of a bulletproof…read moresneeze-guard, pick a small ($5) or large ($8?) tin, pick out what you want from their offerings that day, and they will pack as much of it as they can into said tin as humanly possible. Always with a steady but quick moving line (especially during breakfast and lunch) they have you covered for pretty much any meal. For breakfast an order of french toast (cinnamony whole wheat bread) w/ home fries (the Hispanic ones w/ peppers and onions, not the crispy Americanized ones) and turkey bacon will run you like $6.50. They also have oatmeal (avena), all the various egg items, and traditional Dominican breakfast dishes (mangu etc.). As with many Latin take out spots, they have a menu that changes daily, with a few items that seem like they're offered everyday. For lunch/dinner there are rotisserie chickens (that you can see turning on spits throughout the day), chicharron de pollo (too bad they don't offer it sin hueso), white or yellow rice, beans (which are a bit thick and bland for my liking, but then again, if you're hispanic, no one makes beans as good as your mother), bacalao (codfish), soups/stews (sancocho, chicken soup, etc.), pernil (roast pork), salads and whatever other specials of the day. I'm a fan of the tilapia (in a reddish, peppery, lemony, almost cream sauce) and the fried whiting. But everything I've had here has been good, especially for the price. They're open 6am - Midnight most nights, so it's convenient, and while this isn't the place to go if you want fine dining (it is just a large bodega after all), they will do you right for a good, quick, inexpensive meal.

The tastiest pupusas ever! 10/10 recommend. The service is also great. Very friendly owners.read more

Great Salvadoran cuisine available in Waldwick!…read more It seems that there is little awareness on this gem. I was driving by and noticed a sign for 'pupusas' and had to stop by. I ordered two pork rinds and cheese and one beans & cheese. I also revived the sauce and slaw on the side. For $7.50 total, you will be full. This establishment is a restaurant and convenience store - one thing I would change is remove the adult contraceptive packages from the register area... I mean I suppose someone may find it convenient to purchase condoms and pupusas at once , but I find it off.

The best Latin food and an excellent price, very friendly people work there, you will feel like…read morefamily, and their food is super delicious totally Dominican food so after visiting this place you will love Latin food more.

UPDATE: Coming here again a few more times, the food was still okay, but, if you're into things…read morelike cleanliness and sanitation, this place isn't for you. As an example...why don't you try to find the NYC letter grade that is supposed to be posted at all establishments serving food. Can't find it? Hm... My girlfriend, who is Guatemalan, told me about this place. It is very unassuming, a bodega with a few tables and chairs set up in the back, like the Mexican places that dot Sunset Park in Brooklyn. I'm glad I came here - the food is absolutely delicious, and the prices are low. Every time I go, I check for the sopa de res, or beef soup. Also, go for the tamales: they are only $2.50 each, and each one could serve as a small meal. I can usually eat a lot, but when I buy a bowl of soup and two tamales, I've overeaten. Also, try out the...I forget what it's called, but it's a hot drink made of either bananas or plantains. The guy who runs the place is very friendly, too. The second time I came in, he recognized me and told me that the sopa de res, which I showed a great fondness for on my first visit, had just been made. Definitely worth the trip.

As far as bodegas go, it's got everything you'd need. Good selection of mostly Latin food staples…read more 5 stars for being exactly what you need when you need it.

A very useful Bodega in the bowery…read more Cans of food and cleaning supplies line the aisles with produce in the rear and a meat counter with chorizo and mexican cheeses alongside traditional boar's head fare to the right. Huge drink and beer selection as well as non-alcoholic latin american beverages. I made a mad smash and grab for a mexican dinner. Here's my bounty: Bag of 8" Tortillas Head of Iceburg Large tomato 2 Limes Large can of chicken breast Valentina extra hot sauce (they had regular too) can of red beans can of black eyed peas 16oz Green Salsa Can of jalapenos All for $14. A true gem for this mexican food monster living in Chinatown.

An ok C-Town. The…read moreguys who check your bag in the beginning are nice and efficient. It can take a second to retrieve your bag when you're leaving. But it's not the best set up for them to see who's waiting to pick up their belongings. They do their best. Tight aisles, as in almost every grocery store in NYC. Decent produce. Small selection of butter options. Good prices on dish detergent. Decent circular sales. Some VERY yummy stock people and baggers!!!! Decently efficient cashiers. Managers who not only go to check the price listed on the shelf when you have a pricing error, but will bring you another option if you were reading signs incorrectly, just to ensure that you get the price you were expecting! And there's a Coinstar machine, which is quite handy.

Close to home and they have great specials every week. Not the best organization but they are very…read morewell stocked so I can not complain. It's like the traditional Hispanic supermarket really. They carry many things but they push out avocados, mangos, plantains, rice and Mazola oil at you first when you enter the store. The deli is good and they have their spanish meals available as well. Some plates are even better then the Dominican restaurant across the street. Employees at least smile and the manager is very attentive and helpful.

The owner is always pleasant when I go in! I will note that she requires customers to wear a mask,…read moreso make sure to have one handy if you want to shop here.

In house dry cleaning is such a plus! This tops off this neat little market. As a person who works…read morein this area, this market is a great quick stop to grab a juice, microwaveable lunch, or the like! The staff are friendly. The selection is similar to a seven eleven or gas station. This is not a place to go for fresh groceries.

Great produce, clean setup, and a nice assortment of organic food/cleaning products. Nuevo Pueblo…read moreis my go-to grocery store in Sunset Park. They also have stamp cards that give you $10 off when you fill it up. Two thumbs up!

This is my one-stop grocery stop in the neighborhood. Nice grocery, above average for the area…read more 24/7 hours, really nice produce selection (esp. Latin American e.g. peppers), good selection of lots of other stuff (plenty of Latin American foods, also "white people" foods like granola and natural products). Takes credit cards on purchases over $10. They sell beer. Pretty quick service, rarely a long line. Clean, brightly lit. Probably lacking a few of the things you might be able to get at a slightly bigger chain place, but really, they have almost everything I need.