The variety provided is great! From fresh produce, baked goods, dried goods, deli items, drinks…read more(alcoholic and non-alcoholic), etc.. There's everything you'll need. With that said, the produce can be a hit-or-miss sometimes - I've come across many apples/pears blah blah that were mushy/squishy. With that said, it's a relatively clean supermarket and things are always where they should be. My biggest issue is that there's almost always a discrepancy between the listed price, the price on the weekly ad, and the price that was rang up. I've had to ask them to fix the prices during my checkout scan sooo many times - I'm pretty sure we're both sick of each other at this point!

Immaculate. Beautiful. A work of art. A need that has been…read moremet for the Bushwick community. Massive selection of some very unique, national and global treasures. I didn't know what I was expecting, but it's an experience.

I posted fairly recently about the Manhattan Wegmans (love it) and I finally made it over to the…read moreBrooklyn store a couple of times recently. It's really nice. I don't know what took me so long to get over there. Well actually, I do know. It's not at all near a subway station, which is kind of a PITA. But, despite that, it's a great store! Some aspects of the store that I like a little better than the Manhattan store: at the Brooklyn store, you can do all the shopping on one level. Manhattan/Astor Place store has some items (as well as customer checkout) on upper level, but you do most of the shopping on the lower level. The Brooklyn stores has restrooms (and a cafe space) upstairs, but the restroom situation is much more convenient - I haven't had any kind of wait at all. At the Manhattan store you're likely to be waiting for several minutes for a stall to become available. Both stores have a fabulous, very tempting bakery section, great cheese selection (and the employees seem really nice), great produce, etc. It may be a little harder to find things in the aisles at the Brooklyn store but that's probably also because it's a very large store and I'm still getting the lay of the land there. Again, I do wish there was a train station closer, but that's not the store 's fault and I've been exploring different options, including walking 12-13 minutes from a train station (York Street), buses (the B69 goes near there as well as some other bus lines), and/or short Uber rides to train stations if I have too much to carry. Going forward I'll probably be utilizing both stores as each has their own advantages!

After attending the tequila fest at the navy yard bldg 77 my wife and I decided to stop by this…read morefood market. Professional and friendly staff with neat uniforms .and prices are affordable! Highly recommended.

Literally the best grocery store of all time. It's a local landmark. You'll find stuff here you…read moredidn't even know existed!

What an amazing fresh produce market this is! They have a huge selection of fruits and veggies…read morewrapping around the outside of the store, plus plenty more foods inside. Definitely worth going out the way for this.

Cannot believe they are opened for 24/7. Now I can go out in the middle of the night to buy stuff I…read moreneed without worrying about looking for a deli. It's just very convenient now. There is now a Rok Star in the back of the supermarket. Hot food station closes early and they pack up remains in boxes for 9.99. They are mostly yellow rice or white rice with chicken stew, beef stew, and fried tilapia. This supermarket has more Asian products now so that's a plus!

Deceptive Pricing and Poor Customer Service This article is…read moreabout my repeated experiences at the Food Bazaar supermarket location I've been shopping at since 2022. I originally left a detailed review, but it was removed for unknown reasons. Since then, I've continued visiting this store, and unfortunately, the same problems have persisted--along with some new ones. The biggest and most consistent issue I've experienced is deceptive pricing. This isn't something that happened once or twice--it happens every single time I shop at this location. For over two years, items regularly ring up at a higher price than what is listed on the shelf. I've reported this issue to cashiers multiple times and asked them to notify supervisors, but nothing has ever been resolved. Most recently, I went to the store to buy beverages for a group. The shelf price clearly listed the item at $17.99, yet at checkout I was charged a higher price for so-called "beverages of 12 pack." This was never disclosed beforehand. This problem also happens frequently with produce. For example, mushrooms were advertised as two for five dollars, but I was charged six dollars for Bella mushrooms instead. When I returned to the cashier and pointed out the incorrect charge, I was told I had to go to Register One to receive a refund. The issue? That line was extremely long. I ended up waiting 27 minutes just to get a refund--because the cashier rang up the wrong item. This situation has happened again and again. When I point out pricing errors, staff often respond with an attitude instead of accountability. I wear my city credentials around my neck, which is when I decided to start documenting these experiences. Each visit feels the same: rude staff, dismissive responses, and no real customer service. Security is another concern. There is a lack of English-speaking security and poor observation overall. I've personally witnessed people stealing food while security did nothing--yet I've been stopped or questioned simply for carrying my own shopping bag. This is especially frustrating considering the store frequently lacks enough shopping carts and baskets for customers. None of these concerns have been properly addressed in over two years. That's the main reason I stopped shopping at this location and now prefer the Long Island City Food Bazaar instead. Even so, I recently returned--and once again experienced overcharging. This kind of deceptive pricing should not be happening. Customers should not have to carefully monitor every scanned item just to make sure they aren't being overcharged. In my experience, this reflects a serious lack of customer service. Another recurring issue is that the express checkout line is often closed for no clear reason, even during busy afternoons. Customers with only three or four items are forced to wait 10 minutes or more just to check out. Cashiers frequently talk among themselves and don't pay close attention while scanning items, which likely contributes to the constant pricing errors. The store itself is overcrowded and appears to be more Spanish-oriented. There is also a noticeable lack of Asian ingredients compared to other Food Bazaar locations. Again, the Long Island City location offers a much better shopping experience if you're able to make the trip. When I first visited this store in 2022, I thought it was a great place. I even recorded video of my shopping experience and left a positive review at the time. Sadly, since then, the quality has gone downhill--and that original review has since been removed. Final Rating: (1 out of 5) The shopping experience is terrible. Customer service is poor and often hostile. Deceptive pricing is a known and ongoing issue at this location. If you choose to shop here, double-check every item and every price before paying--because chances are, you'll be overcharged. You can see this from the images on difference days

Not sure why this place has low ratings because I came on a Sunday night and I was so impressed!…read moreThis market is located in Bushwick. I saw from outside they had a deli so I figured let me get a quick meal. As I walked in I saw everything was so neatly organized. It looked like no one touched anything, every product was in itself place. I must have gone at a great hour because there were not too many people inside. It was probably the cleanest supermarket i have been in. I will say the deli items were pricey but it was delicious! I unfortunately do not live nearby but if I did, I would definitely go more often.

I've known this supermarket since 1992. It's of course very different now . The "children" love…read morethis place. They walk in with their dogs without compunction . The unwashed set ... If you want to return an item you are treated like a criminal . If you mention weights & measures that lessens. To me , if something is out of date , or simply bad , it shouldn't be a crime to return it nor should you feel as if you're doing something wrong .

This place is very expensive for just about everything. That's why it's always empty even in this…read morewealthier neighborhood. Feels like Chelsea prices. They have great ready to take meals though and great hot bar and cold bar. Good cafe. Even seating to eat. Great drink selections. Good butcher. If you can afford to shop here, it's splendid. Their produce and fruit prices are wild though. They have great local products like bread and oatmeal and beverages which I really respect and like supporting.

Ordered quarter pounder cheddar cheese slices. When I opened the bag and took a bite, there were…read morecrumbs of ham all in it. Yuck. I notified the manager and he brought a new bag of cheddar cheese slices. However, it was smaller than 1/4 pound. I had to be the one to ask him to refund the difference as I initially paid for a 1/4. Shouldn't he have insisted? Honestly, he should have comped the entire thing in the first place. That is common sense customer service. Very annoyed.

Sahadi's at Industry City is such a fun place to walk into. I was there during a work retreat and…read morepeople were constantly coming in and out, which gave the whole store this lively, welcoming vibe. I loved that they even have a bar inside. I couldn't drink since I was there for work, but it's such a cool touch and makes the space feel even more inviting. There are so many delicious things to look at. Spices, nuts, prepared foods, pastries, everything. The olives are honestly my favorite. They are so fresh and full of flavor that I had to stop myself from grabbing more. It's the kind of store where you want to explore every corner because something good is always waiting. The staff was friendly and patient even with the steady flow of people. It's just a warm, easy place to be in. If you're walking around Industry City, Sahadi's is definitely worth a stop. It feels like a little food adventure every time.

The most amazing place to find some interesting and yummy food. Fresh Bread and plethora of goodies…read moreby the pound my favorite is chocolate covered pistachios and candied orange peel . It's worth the trip

Always clean and has a wonderful assortment of different flavors and colors . It's a great…read moreneighborhood place to get fresh and healthy choices.

This is a very nice little supermarket. There is easy street parking, the store is clean, and well…read morestocked. I go there to buy Beer. I like Sam Adams products and they are always in stock here. The line is never long, and the cashiers are polite.

Excellent Neighborhood Supermarket. I've always liked this supermarket because its close to home…read morealways a very short or no wait time to check out. I'm writing this review right in the time of the corona virus outbreak and let me just say this supermarket stepped up to the plate big time. In the midst of all the panic buying the staff were busy restocking the shelves. I also like that they are getting more and more organic and healthy food choices. They even have a parking lot and delivery services! The Manager and all the employees are very helpful and friendly. The customer service is exceptional. I will definitely keep coming back again and again!

They are usually fully stocked and have very good customer service…read more I was so happy that they opened up this store in my neighborhood. They have a parking lot and the hours are great too!

Aldi is a great addition to the area. They have a wide variety of products at reasonable prices…read more This is a very busy location and can be overwhelming. There is no way to do a quick in and out unless you go right when they open or right before they close. It's located at Triangle Junction - an equally busy mini mall with the biggest Target in Brooklyn. There's a parking ramp, but no easy access to Flatbush Ave. One thing I learned is to park in the ramp near the alley and bring your own hand cart or wagon. Remember to bring a quarter to unlock the shopping cart!

The first thing that hit me with this location was the smell, it was rotten food. People were busy…read morestocking the shelves, but they didn't have many of the items that I was looking for that other Aldis regularly carry. One cashier was extremely loud and unprofessional yelling to another cashier 4 aisle away. There was a long line with only two cashiers. It's dark and dingy. Management needs to step up in this location, I'll stick with Valley Stream or Rego Park.