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Good selection, good prices, nicely laid-out store, friendly proprietors--plus it's conveniently…read moreclose to my apartment--what's not to like?

Prices are absolutely great , and their selections are top tier I'd say they have almost everything…read moreyou need

Service was excellent. Straight forward and right to the…read morepoint. Reasonable prices Very spacious and clean Organized

Great service and excellent selection of international wines and spirits…read more I was told there's free tastings every Friday and Saturday. I will definitely come back for that.

I am compelled to strongly warn potential customers about this liquor store's invasive and…read moreblatantly unfair credit card policies. They demand ID for every single credit card transaction, even if your card is properly signed and the purchase is not age-restricted. Let me be absolutely clear: Visa and Mastercard explicitly ban merchants from requiring you to show ID as a mandatory condition to accept a signed credit card. Merchants may ask for ID if they suspect fraud or for age verification as required by law, but they cannot have a blanket policy of making you show your ID as a condition of completing all sales. This store flagrantly ignores these core card network rules and forces you to surrender personal information unnecessarily. On top of this, if your purchase exceeds $100, they will split the charge into multiple smaller transactions without your knowledge or consent -- an explicit violation of Visa and Mastercard policies. This practice exposes you to extra fees, complicates billing and privacy, and can disqualify you from your credit card rewards or protections. Operating in a what the perceive to be an "underprivileged" neighborhood, this store evidently believes they can get away with such disrespectful and invasive treatment. They assume customers here won't understand or challenge these unfair and illegal practices. To make matters worse, demanding IDs and splitting charges puts your sensitive credit card and driver's license data into the hands of random employees -- a serious security risk. Your personal information can be easily photographed or stolen for identity theft, without adequate merchant safeguards. This is a gross violation of card network rules, a breach of customer trust, and outright unacceptable. Avoid this store unless you want to face mandatory ID checks (show your papers), invasive data exposure, questionable transaction splits, and blatant disregard for your rights as a customer.

Is this the best bodega in NYC? Well, I haven't been to them all, but yes probably. You can get…read moresomething hot to eat or just a grab and go item. For a small store there's an amazingly large selection. Not to mention, the people here are friendly and remember their regular customers. Even the not so regular customers (like me, an out of towner). Luncheonette Candy Deli, you are the best.

Not only is this bodega a great local spot, in my opinion its the best bodega in NYC…read more They recently built up the deli portion of this bodega, offering a nice place to sit and eat your sandwiches that most other bodegas don't offer. The staff here is very friendly and family owned, you can tell they help build the community here. Food wise they don't just offer Boars Head but offer a variety of meats that, it seems, they prepare themselves. The regular cook here is experienced and takes a lot of care with preparing the food. The candy here is great for kids or if you want something cheap to eat after getting something to eat. Like other bodega's they also offer electronics, grocery food and generally just a lot of convenient stuff. One of the best parts about this place is that its right next to the F,G lines so its perfect for getting a bagel heading to work or getting some take out heading home. Overall a fantastic place.

Indoor grocery store with outside area selling flowers. Prices are reasonable for a local grocery…read morestore.

Staying in the Marriot this was a convenient place mainly for fruits (grapes), water, maybe some…read morechocolates (nothing like precooked meals or sandwiches). I didn't try the beers selection (Finback brewery just next to the Hotel), nothing from the deli. It's open 24 hours (who needs it at 3 or 4 AM is beyond me?), but it's New York. The corner across the bodega is little sketchy, there are some bums (we called them homeless in CA) staying around, but with us I was not approached or harassed.

Back in 2018, when I stayed in BedStuy, I was half a block from this store. It was also on the way…read morehome from the train after work when I took the express. Prices not bad, sales are helpful. Awesome selection of vegan regular items, like 'cheese', most in the produce section. Produce is on hit, BEYOND FRESH! They had the BEST hot food buffet with 3 kinds of fish/seafood, vegetables, mac 'n' cheese and a couple other sides. I would stop by before work and get my meals for 2 days in one shot. The fish grilled to perfection, and not at all fishy weird or funky at all. There were times they would have the mac'n'cheese out and fresh as early as 9am! Cashiers are cool and friendly! The variety and selection is so vast it's ridiculous! And one last mention? The music they play !

Great to have this upscale Super Market in my neighborhood!…read moreIt is important to have good quality food available. The location is great!

I pass by this bodega all the time but I rarely go in. Today I was walking past and saw some of…read moretheir flowers selection - I went ahead and bought two bouquets of daffodils and one bouquet of tulips. This was about $25. The daffodils were really fresh, and so were the tulips. I'm excited to watch them bloom. One thing - I wish they had the flower powder to help the blooms last longer. Usually they supply this when you ask at the counter, but they didn't have any. I know this bodega suffered a lot when the 2/3 train was under construction. It's nice to see them open and we should all continue to support this business.

Conveniently located at the eponymous entrance to the Clark St. station, Han's makes decent…read moresandwiches and weak coffee. They have a fair assortment of things on offer, from overpriced emergency charcuterie and cheese to beer... no, scratch that... they currently aren't allowed to sell alcohol for some reason. I don't really drink beer, so that matters very little to me. And if I did, All In One is just a few steps away, and they aren't on the naughty list. As has been previously stated by others, the breakfast sandwiches in particular are decent, though not the best or cheapest. Convenience is the word of the day here, every day, and from that perspective, Han's is hard to beat. They do not sell tobacco or vape products, and close earlier than the posted hours. Also, the deli counter closes earlier than the store itself.

It's been awhile since I've been in a liquor store that was behind glass, but I quickly got over…read morethat. I was attending a BBQ in Prospect Park and wanted to bring something. Almost as soon as I walked in, I was greeted by an employee. They had two people working and several customers, but they were moving quickly and were attentive. I made my purchase and made my way out, but I appreciated the friendly and prompt service.

Cause the boys in the hood are always hard... You come talking that trash they'll pull your card…read more Knowing nothing in life but to be legit - Don't quote me boy cause this joint has that good hootch shit.... Only good thing about a crazy ex-girlfriend was finding this joint - they stay open till 12 any night of the week (cept Sundays for the holy folks) and the asian family that runs it are both courteous and friendly. If they know you like something they'll get it for you and they'll give you a good price.... especially if they know you'll be a repeat offender. Just have to ignore some of the rift raft that likes to camp out but who doesn't carry illegal bear mace just in case?