An excellent selection of caviar to suit any budget. The…read moresalesperson,Ella in particular, knows the entire product range inside out and is always helpful with choices--it is always a pleasure to visit the store!!!

Olma Osetra caviar is amazing and has been consistent for years. I have been ordering this for the…read morelast 15 years and have never been disappointed with the quality and consistency of the caviar. They are lovely to deal with and have never let me down. Love all the people who work there. I cannot wait for my next order.

Fei Long Supermarket is fantastic. It's filled with groceries that cater to the Asian communities…read moreand emerging economies in general. Everything from produce, meats, fish, staples, it's all there. It must be a comforting reminder of home, for those who shop there from Asian countries For anyone that's curious about Asian cuisine and culture, a trip to Fei Long Supermarket would be a great experience to learn and immerse yourself in the community.

The nearest guy never help unless you ask mamy times and ver sloppy. When you ask, he's look around…read moreand not help. If it's not convenient have parking, wouldn't not come here. The guys in Meat area are very nice. Very bad management.

this fish market has very fresh fishes and reasonable price…read more i love this place. the people is very nice and kind.

I bought fresh oysters for shucking here and some fresh flounder fillets. Found the prices to be…read morereasonable. 12 smaller oysters for $10. They were super fresh. Flounder was excellent. Quality of the fish looks high, and there were a good amount of customers to make me the think they keep their offerings refreshed. Good friendly customer service. Small place but clean and well-managed from what I could tell. The variety of fish was good too. I will go back to them for sure.

I shopped here earlier today to buy some fresh corn. The supermarket is impressive. They have a…read morebakery inside where they making pizza, calmness, and focaccia. They also have a deli section with meat, cheese and ready to eat food. The employees are friendly and helpful. It was my first time there. The produce looked fresh and good. I bought some nectarines, corn on the corn, green grapes and beets. Some stores let you take the husk off the corn but they didn't let me at this place. One of the employees told me that someone fell on the husk that was on the floor and complained to the store so now they don't let you do it in the store. The corn looked good and fresh so I bought anyways. I became a club card member to get the discounts in this store. 6 corn for $2. The aisles were wide enough for me to maneuver my stroller through them. It was hard by the registers but customers were understanding when I had to switch planes to get out. I wouldn't mind visiting this place again.

All I have to say, "does anybody supervise staff" in this store? You would be surprised at the…read moreskill sets of those working in this place, especially those that have to face customers. If you ask someone in the butcher shop for special cut or are they just going to put out plain sausage the answer is, "sorry I am going home", or "what we cut/we put out is available to you". You're also lucky to get an answerer when you interrupt them while on the phone or having a conversation with stock guys. Now let's talk of the cashiers -some are rude, don't know how to count and don't bag. (or feign they don't bag though the store policy is too bag). I look for the old timers when I go and I am avoiding shopping on the weekends as the most inexperienced unsupervised are manning the registers. The young managers are the worse. They are too busy talking about their last adventure, online interests, gossiping, talking about customers or general gripping. They don't monitor the cashiers and act offended when you complain about the service. Some of the new cashiers look away and ignore customers to avoid work. Recently when I approached the counter of a cashier doing nothing with her back to customers, and asked if she was opened, the answer was curt, and annoyed as" why do I dare ask". A simple yes would have sufficed. Oh, I forget, god forbid you give them $20.25 if the bill l is $10.25. They look at the quarter like it just landed from the moon on the latest meteorite. Oh, and don't give them a quarter after they post the $20 to the register. Somehow, they can't add the $9.75 and .25 to give you $10 back.

Another local gem in the neighborhood. The staff are extraordinarily knowledgeable about all the…read morefish, not just the origins, but will also give you helpful advice on how to cook and prepare everything. I know for a fact that their salmon is high-quality and delicious. One of the things I keep coming back for are the crab cakes. They get them from a local small business on Long Island I believe. They come frozen and you just have to heat them up in the oven for about 20 to 25 minutes or pan fry them for 3 to 5 minutes on each side. Hard to find really good crabcakes and these are definitely worth it at $4.25 a piece.

I want to commend Angelo on a truly great seafood market. It is great walking in and smelling FRESH…read moreseafood-"not fish". I have been around seafood my entire life and as a food professional it is gratifying to find a family run shop that cares about freshness. Really fresh seafood should smell clean, mild, and reminiscent of the open ocean, completely lacking the pungent, heavy smell that people typically associate with "fishiness". Avenue U Fish Market is clean and creamy smelling, just like right out of the water fresh. I bought soft-shell crabs last weekend that were the best I have ever had in my 60 years. They were lively, plump and most importantly delicious. Angelo personally picked 4 of them for me and my wife. I wanted to let Brooklyn and Rockaway know that it is worth the trip to Avenue U Fish Market. Keep up the great work and shop local. Support a small family run business. Get the Soft Shells while they are available. Thank you Angelo, Adam Smith

I had brought Jumbo shrimp from this place on August.30,2023 and I tell you the Shrimp was…read moreextremely rotten to the core.This place continues to sell fish and shrimp that has expired and things that drop on the floor they just put it back and sell it to the consumers.I will be calling the health department on this place. And I hope they shut this place down because it makes no sense to sell you something they know that has expired for a while please stay far away from this fish market unless you want to get sick...1818 church ave y and s market very disgusting human beings work there please stay away.

5 stars for the really great fish. Everything is fresh here…read moreand it sells quickly 2 stars for the fact they have a couple guys behind the counter and none of them at the door. This is a high foot traffic neighborhood for Caribbean people shopping. The elderly frequent these stores way more than young people so I noticed many of them on the side walk afraid to go inside. They were outside peaking inside asking for someone else to get their fish. I actually don't like when I see the elderly timid and standing off to the side avoiding asking for what they need. It's the job of the staff to notice that they arent being assisted so they can accommodate them. It was crowded today. Like way too many people were in the store at the same time. Like a mad house. I just was frustrated with how many people didn't give the elderly first dibs on ordering their fish. As far as the prices and the quality it's a thumbs up.

Hot food selection was great and yummy. The rice, manti, $2 loaf of sweet bread, napoleon cake, and…read moremeat in cabbage were so good. The syrniki were okay--I feel like they would've been better warm? It's right by the Q stop, so super fun to get off, grab some food, and take it to the beach a couple blocks away. The bag cost $1 but felt well made and sturdy.

The selection at Tashkent Supermarket is literally mind boggling. The hot and cold food bars, the…read moreproduce, the bakery, etc. I was here on a Sunday afternoon and it was packed with people. My friends and I started filling our cart and ended up with dinner for 4 people. I can't even remember everything we tried but there were 2 standouts for me. The Korean carrots on the cold bar were fantastic. Also the Dubai Cheesecake was amazing. I don't know if they make the cheesecake but all of the bakery items were beautiful! I'm still processing everything I saw here. I highly recommend a visit!

Polbridge deserves every one of its five stars. The kielbasa alone would earn them -- smoky, savory…read moreperfection without a single weird cartilage bit to ruin the experience. But what truly sets this Polish market apart is the staff, who treated my questions like an opportunity to share their culture rather than an interruption. When I asked what to bring home, they didn't just point to bestsellers; they asked about my tastes, suggested pairings, and explained which pierogi filling would work best for dinner versus appetizers. It felt like shopping with a knowledgeable friend who genuinely wanted me to love what I bought. The shop itself is a treasure chest of Polish culinary gems -- shelves lined with imported treats you won't find elsewhere, fresh deli cases, and that wonderful feeling of stepping into someone else's food culture for a few minutes. Walking through Polbridge doesn't feel transactional; it feels like being welcomed into something special. The attentive, personalized service transforms a simple grocery run into a cultural exchange. We'll definitely be back -- for the kielbasa, yes, but also for that rare feeling of being genuinely cared for as a customer.

Small market with lots of Polish treats and staples. Wonderful customer service too.read more