This is a really great small grocery store that has a variety of healthy foods (gluten free,…read moreorganic, etc) for surprisingly affordable prices. In fact, many items are cheaper here compared to other stores in NYC. The customer service is excellent too.

This place is very convenient and very cute, surprisingly has a big variety of cooking needs/…read moreingredients. 2 stars because the mark ups on products is about 30% compared to other grocery stores, target included (and I consider target to usually be more expensive). I bought a cold brew, pancake mix, and cookies for $28, checked prices online after and confirmed they added about 25-30% in cost over every other grocery store listed. It's good if you need something last minute and you're in the area, open till 10 PM.

It's nice to see more specialty stores opening in this neighborhood. Albmini is an Albanian mini…read moremart with selections of Balkan and Mediterranean goods. This store has taken over the space formerly occupied by Chronos Pharmacy. While the space isn't very large, it looks very inviting. The first thing you'll notice upon entering is the great selection of olive oils which is displayed prominently in the center. In addition, they offer a good variety of specialty snacks, drinks and desserts. I've tried a few of their chocolates and desserts. Prices are reasonable for these kinds of imported goods, imo. Also, ALBmini offers free delivery services for orders over $30, which is a great perk. This space has been vacant for a couple years now, so it's wonderful to see it in its new incarnation.

Always great customer service, and we always find what we need. Prices are good and always able to…read morebuy our European snacks! They have different types of frozen Burek. Granted fresh ones always taste way better but this is the second best thing when you get that crave.

I worked at Euromarket in Astoria, Queens, New York for 8 full days. The owner, Panayiotis Menikou,…read moretold me to bring two forms of ID and said we would complete the paperwork later. After I left for personal reasons, he initially avoided paying me -- not answering calls and not showing up to work when I came by. I eventually went to the store late one night to speak with him in person. After arguing for about 20 minutes, he only paid me half of what he owed me. During my time there, I also witnessed serious food safety issues. The store was selling expired products -- including pantry items and drinks -- and instead of discarding them, employees were instructed to erase expiration dates using rubbing alcohol. Several customers even complained about expired items while I was there. Please be aware of these practices before supporting this business.

Excellent selection in this small store from baklava to olive oil. The service is extremely…read morefriendly and the prices are good.

Now this store will remind you of Greece!!! tiny little greek "BAKALIKO" (convinience store) with…read moreanything and everything that gets here on a boat from Greece. A ambitious old man that is so loveable and eager to help , youll feel like you are in a small town in Greece. I think he's great and he carries such a wide variety in there. He'll search high and low to find what you need if he doesnt stock it.

Food was good and plentiful. Service was friendly and quick…read more Store was clean and orderly.

If I live in the neighborhood, then I would likely be shopping here weekly. Unfortunately, I live…read moretoo far away. However, I still come here every once in a while specifically for the food counter. This review is for their Friday special, Fish & Chips. I have suggested to the servers that they should sell it everyday, and I plan to continue advising them. It's a top seller and everyone can't seem to get enough. They regularly sell out by early evening. This past Friday, I stopped by again for this wonderful delicacy that sells by the pound. The large piece of cod I got was only a little over $8. Crispy and crunchy, though slightly oily, this tender piece of fried fish hit the spot. Don't forget to ask for the tartar sauce and malt vinegar. Protip: Tell the servers that you will wait for a fresh batch and they will honor that request. They constantly sell out and make a new batch every 15-30 minutes during peak hours.

This is my favorite Trader Joe's in queens. The only issue is the parking is extremely difficult…read more However, this location is always fully stocked and has so much variety. Although their lines tend to get long, the wait is never really that long since they have staff organizing the line and the cashiers worked quick and efficiently.

Trader Joe's is a must when I'm with my friends in Forest Hills. I'm a fan more and more these…read moredays. I've received a lot of TJ's items for Xmas and Get well. Plus my friends on Yelp like Cam have recommended food. My friend Emanuel told me about the Spanakopita a long time ago. I thought I'd try these nut bars (see photos) but I'm afraid the almonds might break a tooth! I'm recommending you stop in to any Trader Joe's when you're in the neighborhood. Don't forget to buy a shopping/tote bag. So cool!

The right sized store for me when food shopping -- smallish by today's standards.. Fish, bread,…read morecheese, produce -- they all used to have their own stores, and I miss that, you'll never see me within the walls of the mega supermarkets, I just can't do it folks. Shopping here at Wholesome, the speciality (wholesome) foods are an extended arms distance away -- both sides, with shelves that look custom and are designed to display lots of wonderful international products. Sausage, pickles, sardines, sprouts, Lithuanian bread, Apple cider vinegar, all for just over ten dollars and ate about half on my walk home. One gentleman behind the counter was the only worker, likely the owner -- for all I saw and for what it's worth, I'm in love with stores that value relationships with their customers and sell high quality products.

What a nice gem for grocery. They have all kind of food from Eastern Europe. I got delicious…read morechocolate & tiramisu from Italy from there.

This is now Bonao Grocery, I took pics to prove it...I'm freaking tired of editing addresses,…read moretrying to help out, and no one at YelpHQ matching my effort... But I must soldier on...take a few pics for proof and write the same honest reviews! POWWWWWW So anyway, I was in here for a total of seventy seconds. I met my barber in here, hehe...solidifying it's 'Top Dominican Bodega in the Neighbourhood' status. I got some salted cashews for a buck, and paid, and stepped out. But in my short time there, I noted great super-bright lighting a large selection of stuff. It looked like a miniature supermarket...there's also a deli case...a tv, I'm pretty sure I saw some seats.

The Bonao Grocery IS on Astoria Boulevard and it's great. A nice little Dominican owned…read moredeli...Their prices for juice, milk, bread are lower then most other bodegas in the area. I enjoy going there and interacting with the friendly staff. Keep doing a good job guys!