Every time I go into this place, I leave with a smile on my face!…read more My first experience with a Wegmans was back in 2012 in Valley Forge, PA when I was floored! Wegmans in Manhattan has managed to maintain that sense of a nice, well run, well stocked market with great amenities( connected restaurant) with friendly and courteous staff which attracts friendly and courteous customers ( even in the Villlage). Almost every item is of high quality and convenience although not always the best prices. We prefer this much more than Whole Foods by far. If you live below 34th Stret, worth a visit to check out a nice,clean, and exuberant place to shop or just browse!

This review is for Wegmans Meals 2GO, which has their own section by the escalators. I ordered for…read morepickup since I had a $10 credit. I got a Taco Bowl, which was an additional 15% off. The grand total was just over $3. Wow, did this bowl exceed my expectations! The kind lady (wish I got her name) behind the counter said the person packing the bowls has a "heavy hand" and she wasn't kidding! The entire bowl was packed to the brim - they certainly did not skimp out on meat. The Cilantro Lime Green Sauce was so addicting. 10/10 would recommend for an inexpensive meal that will actually fill you!

I've been going here specifically for their deli sandwiches. Find me a sandwich in east village for…read more$8 that is this big! Also the bread is fresh so it's not your typical store bought sub.

The owner Michael really cares about the people in neighborhood. Prices are reasonable and there is…read morealways a decent selection of all the basics. Fresh vegetables; chicken; fish; pasta; dairy; breads; soups; deli; sodas; coffee; tea; waters The prepared food is really good. Bell and Evans roast chicken pieces and the thin cut potatoes are the perfect heat up in the oven meal. Homemade taste and easy.

They were amazing and Everything is affordable. The smoothie was delicious and it was easy to take…read moreon the go. The service was great and they have everything in stock. Easy for students to by and it's a local restaurant in lower east side . The ambiance is great and was made very fast and warm.

First time in a Whole Foods Daily Shop at 8:30 in the evening, so eager to see what they offered…read moreand difference with a regular format Whole Foods. The produce and bakery café greet you when you enter. Immediately my eyes were drawn to the baked goods, including Kouign Amann, a traditional Breton Kouign Amann, a sweet pastry I never heard of before that apparently is all about the butter, and Cardamom Buns, one of my all time favorites. Opting for just a Cardamom Bun this time, I looked for an attendant to help get me one. When one appeared, he mentioned he wasn't able to heat it up, which was OK for me - planned on gobbling it up after paying. On the whole the store, only on street level, was easy to maneuver. When walking through the rest of the store, not sure how much of a smaller, curated selection they have, but did not see a cheesemonger, butcher, or fresh seafood set like in regular stores. That being said, there was no line for checking out. Immediately started eating the Cardamom Bun - which was baked either in the morning or day before. Given it wasn't that fresh, it really should have been discounted. Down the street from the crowded shops at Union Square, this East Village/StuyTown E. 14th block has become another location in town with the retail winning Trifecta of where Manhattanites like to shop: Trader Joe's, Target, and (of course) Whole Foods!

Cozy place filled with natural and organic foods. 4th Street Food Co-Op is located in East Village…read moreon that street obviously. It packs a lot into this small ass place. A lot of good plant based items. The prices are okay and it's good most things are in bulk so you only have to get a little bit of something. Bulk items are how they go. It's got lots of things like dried beans, grains, and more. They are certainly very environmentally friendly, charging a fee for bioplastic bags, so they encourage customers to bring their own. Apparently it's Lower Manhattan's only food cooperative. To be a working member it's a $48 annual fee, and they work a few hours a week. Included are discounts on items. Those not working can pay a $60 annual fee to get discounts on things. For sure there's a lot of healthy stuff in here. It's also good to buy local. The store has tons of environmentally safe products as well as things for vegans and vegetarians.

One of the best food co-ops in the city. They do a lot with the space they have: 2/3 of the store…read moreis devoted to bulk items, unlike the Greene Hill Food Co-op in Brooklyn, half of which is bogged down in specialty gourmet items from UNFI encased in plastic. Training to work at 4th Street is thorough, but someone I know came through while I was doing it and I got to see the diversity of the shoppers.

Happier Grocer left me a bit confused after my visit. I ordered the matcha latte with Okinawan…read moreblack sugar, and while it sounded great on paper, I genuinely could not taste the matcha at all. Even visually, it did not really look like matcha, which made me double check with the staff to see if I had been given a hojicha latte by mistake. It was a bit of a letdown, but I am open to giving it another shot and trying something else on the menu next time.

Ok this place is SO GREAT. Don't let the reviews fool you…read more It's like the erewhon of nyc and I'm here for that! Not everyone will love it, and that's ok! They have a variety of healthy specialty snacks that are hard to find. The quality of all their fresh food and prepared sandwiches / salads is a 1000000/10. Some of my favorite items: - freshly sliced "healthier" turkey breast - green goddess salad !! - curry chicken salad / wrap - chocolate covered dates (coffee station) - matcha foam over coconut water (coffee station) - protein soft serve (coffee station) - Chinese chicken salad

This is one of our favorite bodegas. There are many bodegas in nyc but this bodega in particular…read morehas a Korean flare that makes this place one of the Best Kept Foodie Finds. They serve up delicious sandwiches and our go to is their South Korean Chicken Sandwich and the South Korean Bulgogi Sandwich both served on a Garlic hero.Let's Start off with Bulgogi Sandwich - you get that tender, juicy, savory marinaded beef tucked in between the garlic hero with onions, mushrooms, soy sauce, sesame oil, and pear juice giving a sweet and salty taste. With lettuce and Mozzarella cheese as well in there. This is a delicious and hearty sandwich! The South Korean Chicken Sandwich was bold and spicy from the gochujang sauce on the chicken providing that heat! Then you got the mushrooms, peppers and onions bringing in that earthy and sweet taste. Filled in a garlic hero could never go wrong.

BULGOGI SANDWICH. chopped up korean bbq/bulgogi tucked in…read morebetween a warm and soft french roll equals one of life's finest post drinking meals. nicest workers and best service. large portion- great price open late night.

FIve stars for what it is. The place has everything you'd expect a corner store to have. They…read moreactually don't particularly lack in anything so that's about as good as it gets. I work near by sometimes I'll come for their deli if I want a simple deli sandwich. No complaints there either. The real delight of the store is the old Asian man that sometimes works the register. He has a great sense of humor and jokes with the customers. But not in an annoying way. If I give him cash he counts my change very enthusiastically ONE - TWO - THREE - FOUR MILLION DOLLAR! One time I came in a little upset probably because some high heels woman was walking too slow in front of me with her rat on a leash in tow. He must have noticed because he hands me a candy and says CHOCOLATE? I ask how much and he goes FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR. But he really gave it to me for free and I was happy.

This place is overpriced. Unfortunate because they have the best beer selection in the area I keep…read morecoming back. However to get the best price you need to be ready and willing to argue for it. I am cool with that on an initial selection or two. However if I frequent you often and your prices fluctuate several dollars than I suspect that I am probably being taken advantage of.

Great selection of Indian goods in Manhattan. I usually go…read moreback to Jackson heights to pick up goods but after finding this place, I'll definitely be visiting this spot more

Little India Market is a refreshing change from the stores on Lexington Avenue. The aisles are…read morewider, there is a larger assortment of products (where else can you find long-grain wheat mamra?!) and it is just a better shopping experience. Do not expect bargain-basement prices here. You are paying for the convenience. But I only wish all products had prices marked. Some reviewers complained about buying expired products. I have not had that experience. On a related note, I would not buy prepared foods or "fresh" produce from grocery stores that are not turning their inventory quickly. All said, I think the convenience x price x assortment works for me. YMMV.