Let me preface this by saying my non-Yelp kid had already visited Manahel months before I ever…read morestepped foot in here. She splurged on a few honeys and had nothing but good things to say. So one Saturday afternoon, I finally stopped by with my mom. The space itself is airy, with like floor-to-ceiling windows that let in beautiful natural sunlight. The sun hits these whimsical, almost 18k-gold-looking sculptures on their shelves, giving the shop an elevated feel. The shop is small- but it's the kind of place where you want to slow down and really look around. Manahel offers a nice variety of Yemeni honeys, each with its own benefits. I ended up choosing a ginger honey and another infused with lemon, while my mom went with the ginger for herself too. In addition to honey, they also carry oils for hair and skin, which was a nice bonus and made the shop feel more holistic instead of it being one-note. Let's talk price- it's definitely on the steeper side. The smallest jars I purchased were about $30 each. For me, it felt like it was for the greater good- especially since I teach and my students are always sick. It was quality, intention and something I'm actually using for my health and wellness. There are still a few other items I have my eyes on. Honestly, Manahel feels like a 3-in-1 spot where beauty, their tradition and wellness come together- and that to me, makes it worth to return.

Beautiful store, the owner is so welcoming & friendly. Their honey is phenomenal & healing. I'll…read moredefinitely be going back! Happy Yelping!

Good customer service. They have food, a chill place in the back to relax. They had everything I…read moreneeded.

From the owner: We deal in african, caribbean and american grocey items. You can get almost anything you want from…read morehere. Your satisfaction is our goal

Always can find anything you need or want for your weekend or special occasion; assortments of home…read moremade food is available for order, always fresh and delicious.

If you're not careful you can easily walk by this store, it's on the smaller side. I went here…read morelooking for some Russian Easter bread and found plenty of it. There are many Eastern European delicacies that I plan on trying, and there is also a $12 minimum for credit card purchases. The woman behind the register was very helpful in answering some questions that I had.

Prices are okay. They have a great selection of everything you will need to make a fantastic Middle…read moreEastern meal. Happy Yelping!

A previous reviewed talked about not being allowed to make a purchase below $10.00 on a credit…read morecard. Well, I brought a purchase to the counter and it totaled $9.53. I was told that credit cards were to be used for purchases under $10.00. I think what bothered me was the attitude the store clerk had. It is NOT just an attitude toward Latinos. I'm not Latino and got a total attitude. Not a place I will be patronizing. Local business or not - no one needs someone who treats you with a lack of respect. If I had been smart, I would have left my merchandise at the register and just walked out.

AKA, Food Palace. A real lifesaver. Quality food, great hours and a super friendly staff (and no,…read moreI'm French-German-Scottish, not Russian). I can't live without them!!

Good hand cut quality meat! Love the churrasco (skirt steak), my recipe Chimichurri recipe came out…read moreamazing! Really took a chance with this store and didn't disappoint me with this product.

Old meat is not ok, shop at your own risk. Please check and smell the meat before buying. If the…read moremeat were to be fresh all the time at good prices then I'd expect this store to be around for some time.

Friendly guy at the counter gave some recommendations. They stock items from Albania and their…read moreneighbors in the Balkans. I noticed many types of ajvar ( it's a spicy red pepper and eggplant spread), paprika, teas, and packaged pastries and biscuits. I found a Greek 'mountain tea' to try. It is sideritis or iron wort and naturally used for anemia. I would recommend stopping by to explore and bring home different ingredients to try.

This place has been a staple for a very long time. It makes really good sandwiches, although very…read morepricey, but it's worth its weight in gold. I like that I don't have to go all the way downtown to get a hot pastrami sandwich from that other spot with all the tourists. This place gives more of an old fashioned diner vibe and the service is really good. They make the best Masa ball soup I ever had and I've had plenty. I say if you haven't been it's definitely worth a visit. Thumbs up and Happy Yelping!

Having eaten Jewish culinary delights all over the country, I still look to New York City as to…read morewhere the bar is set and Liebman's Kosher Deli sets it pretty high! In the Bronx, what was once a bastion of Jewish delicasies, there are few if almost none left. Save for Liebman's, who is still carrying the banner and flying it high for delicious, high quality, old school, Jewish deli food. Katz' on the lower east side may predate this little gem by almost 65 years (Katz' incredibly opened their doors in 1885) but this place more than holds its own and for MY money, has tastier cuts of meat than the latter. The waiter service was quick, friendly and prompt by a few good service industry "old timers" and that lends even more of a nostalgic feel to the joint. The fresh cut fries are amazing and remind me of those thick, potato, French fries you used to be able to get on the Coney Island boardwalk from the random food places OTHER than Nathan's soggy fries. The meat is lean and well seasoned, the pickles are crisp and cold and even the COLE SLAW (which I almost never eat) was AMAZING here. Check them out, you absolutely will keep coming back.