Unfortunately I don't like the prepared foods here at all. Much prefer Zabars but citarella is open…read morelater. However citarella has a much better produce section. The Mac and cheese was not good. Especially compared to the butterfield market one. And the black and white cookie was basically my least favorite so far. Definitely won't be buying prepared food here but from a grocery standpoint i would shop here for the produce. Store is clean and nice.

I love Citarella! This is one of the best gourmet grocery stores. It's been around since 1912 and…read moreits reputation for carrying the freshest seafood, prime meats and gourmet food has always been one of culinary heaven. This location, on the corner of 75th and Broadway is the original flagship store and has grown over the years. It now houses two floors. The downstairs is a sensory overload with counters full of the freshest seafood, perfectly butchered meats, artisan cheeses, and freshly baked cakes and pastries. Upstairs has more prepared foods, gourmet groceries, and a top-tier produce section that feels like a high end fresh market. It can be a splurge... but so worth it. Citarella really nails that balance of old-school charm with modern gourmet flair.

Everyone that work at our Deli is a Beautiful & Caring Person…read more And Bobbie is so Sweet & Funny . Food is so Delicious & have many items to buy instead of food . A+++++++

The BEST breakfast sandwiches and friendliest people! Make sure to stop by if on the UWS!read more

Nice small market with all sorts of pre-prepared food in a well organized space. Friendly servers…read more Seems pricey to me, but I live in Texas. Food always delicious! Really enjoyed the flank steak on a recent visit.

Opened in 1985, Grace's Marketplace is a family owns supermarket filled to the brim with delectable…read morefoods and ingredients. D'Artagnan's Green Circle chicken is sold here and I like to pick up the chicken thighs. I also got a cat slice of Ricotta Salata here. A variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, prepared foods, cheeses and pastas are all sold here. There is also a bakery section with all kinds of goodies. Their location on East 66th Street translates into higher prices but one can get good deals if one takes time to look at everything. I always do. Grocery shopping often makes me hungry and here there is a counter table with stools where one can order from a full menu. I wish more supermarkets adopted this. The employees here are warm, friendly and willing to help one look for an item. Whenever I am in this neighborhood I like to pop in to see what's new, on sale or a special.

Great addition to the nabe (and this nabe if full of great grocery stores). The fresh produce is…read moreexcellent, prices are fine, it's easy to sign up and use the discount card, there's a senior discount every day (just be sure to request it). On the downside, I was hoping for fabulous pastries such as croissants but haven't found them, I don't see a deli where they slice cheese to order (but they have a great packaged cheese section in Produce and more in the Dairy case), and after one week when they had whole Empire kosher chickens, they now only seem to stock a few parts (legs and skinless breasts). And they even have some fresh fish, and not just salmon.Yay! They carry so many interesting things in such a small space, I haven't begun to check it all out. Also, there are staffers everywhere who are quick to answer every question and even escort you to what you're looking for. So eager to help. Very glad to welcome our Dumbo Market!

A newer supermarket which recently opened on the Upper East Side. Decent alternative if you can't…read morehandle the crowds and long lines at nearby Trader Joe's. Saw plenty of fresh fruit, produce, grocery, flowers, deli, coffee area, and other items. Very organized aisles laid out in a bit of a cramped space, but well maintained. Check prices here as most seem reasonable for the area. Funny how it's called Dumbo Market. The neighborhood in Brooklyn? The Flying Elephant?

This is such a special market, and I feel very lucky to have it so close to where I live. The…read moreprices may be a bit higher, but so is the quality. Products I keep buying on repeat are: spicy salsa with their yellow corn tortilla chips, their pizza dough, their shredded cheeses are fantastic, their fresh pasta and fresh vodka sauce, I like to add pearl mozzarella to that pasta dish. Add a sprinkle of Maldon Salt, and MmmmMMmMmMmmmm The desserts are so good!!! They also carry seriously good caramels, sold individually by checkout or in boxes in the fresh cookie isle. I always buy them for my Mom because she fell in love with them. They sell beautiful breads, pre-cut fruit, that comes with a little fork so you can feel like a diva while you eat it. The seafood is wild caught. When I cook shrimp, I always get it from here.

I got to this Agata & Valentina a lot because I live in the neighborhood. It's nice to pop in from…read moretime to time in a pinch - as I did tonight when I was trying to have taco night but missing some ingredients. Unfortunately, the two cashier Racially PROFILED me and made and ruined my appetite. The the man I'm assuming was the general manager (I've never seen him before) who told me he was "half Jamaican" when I asked if he was following me around the store, and the young women behind the cashier who followed up and said she was African. you both were irresponsible, cruel, and WRONG. DONT EVER - put your body in front of a customer who you have profiled and believe to be stealing when THEY ARE NOT. and for as victim of racial profiling - I don't care with your jamician, African, or white - stop it. IT WAS AROUND 8:15 ON a Saturday night on may 2nd. Profile me again, and I'm making a formal review with management. BLACK FOLK BEWARE WHEN YOUR IN HERE. EDIT: around 8:30 the same day I went back and spoke to both the GM (Dan) and the other young women directly. If it occurs again, I will be going to someone else.

Still a bit drunk from last night's Drinko de Mayo boozefest I dropped into this place on my way to…read morethe subway. Needed some fruit to help soak up all the liquid damage I did to my body. Really nice little combo produce and bodega store. Great selection of fruits and vegetables, and comparable if not better then supermarket pricing. The store is packed wall to wall with all types of grocery products, prepared foods, coffees, herbs, etc. Everything looks so colorful and fresh here. Good stuff!

They have realty sold to new owners and it shows, sadly…read more The attention to detail in their displays and merchandising is no longer there. It's beginning to resemble an ordinary over stuffed, messy NY Deli than the carefully curated gourmet neighborhood market that it was . The flower selection remain terrific , however, and some of the prior, friendly staff have stayed on . The prices remain high. I hope they improve after some transition time. Also, staff need to consistently pay more attention to hygiene, hand sanitizer for themselves after sneezing and sanitizer made available to customers at the register near credit card portal. Staff ar not always wearing their masks properly covering their noses.

Yura on Madison was such a great find. I ordered the BTL with onions and it was absolutely…read moredelicious and really hit the spot. They have soups, ready to go sandwiches, and pastries. The overall vibe was welcoming, and it felt like a place that genuinely cares about quality. I'll definitely be back to try more from the menu!

The small baked goods here look decent, but nothing really amazing. Inside, the vibes were not too…read moreaesthetic for an UES cafe. Service was pretty quick though. They also do not have a rewards program or anything.

The classic roast beef sandwich was actually so good. Meat was very good quality. Wish the sandwich…read morewas warm. Service was nice from the guy who made my sandwich. The other guy wasn't as nice.

The absolute Worst Stewing Beef I have ever had, grass fed or otherwise!!!…read more History: I used to order my stew beef at a nearby farmers' market. Really good. BUT they closed the booth so I switched to H&C. It was more expensive and almost as good. Then I stopped eating beef. Recently I started making beef stew again. I got some grass fed at Whole Foods. It was okay but I wanted better. So I went back to H&C. It cost $14 a pound but that's food now. I noticed when I unwrapped the package that there was much darker meet in the middle of the bright red meat. Older? Hmmmm. So I made the stew. And the beef was like leather. I lost more calories chewing than I did consuming. Some of it was so inedible I tossed it. That was about 20%. As I said, the worst. I would have gone back to complain but the place is popular so I was seemingly in the minority and you know what goes with that dynamic. Naw I'm going back to WF or raising my own in my NYC apartment.