Love this produce store that is a treasure of great veggies, chili's, spices and fruits- there is a…read morefreezer off to the side that has awesome "palitos" ice pops - of really delicious and unusual flavors- rice pudding, mango and chili, horchata, lime etc worth going out of your way for! It's a great mom and pop shop to patronize too!

Love shopping here, they keep fruits outside on display and always have something on sale. The best…read moreprices for most produce are here. We got blueberrys for 1$ per pint. We got tons and tons of bananas for nothing. We love to shop here every week for most of our produce needs. Especially when our ginger is running low and nobody has time to make it to the Indian stores in Queens.

Outstanding service. Amazing selection. AND they take EBT!read more

I have it going to this Food town since I moved into the neighborhood. Everybody is friendly they…read moreknow my kid and the prices are reasonable as any food town around town. It's surprisingly good selection of beer. What makes this one different is because we have been going there for many years everyone in the Food town knows us they go out of their way to make sure we get anything we need. If it's not in stock they make sure to see if it is possible for them to get it an example of that is the size of diapers that we needed one time. Now they consistently stock that size of diaper for us. The only reason why it is not five stars for me is that the isles are very thin and depending on what time you go it can be jampacked or food deliveries make it very difficult to navigate.

This place is a very small supermarket located in Harlem. I just moved to this neighborhood and I…read morehad no choice, I went there and this stocking employee was following me everywhere in the store, apparently because I had sunglasses, simply because I wanted to protect myself from possibly infested people with corona virus there, and he thought I was going to steal groceries, literally a really awkward experience, and I don't plan to return. When I realized he was chasing me, I called him up and he ignored me. Then a manager or supervisor came to help, asked him where the teas were and he pointed out to the area. Very disappointed. I'm sure this employee doesn't even have work documents to be there. Don't judge a book by the cover, judge a person by the heart. See attached a receipt of my groceries. Este lugar es un supermercado muy pequeño ubicado en Harlem. Me acabo de mudar a este vecindario y no tenía otra que opción, déjenme decirles, fui allí y este tipo de almacenamiento me estuvo siguiendo a todas partes en la tienda, parecía que porque llevaba gafas de sol, simplemente por que me estaba protegiendo de personas posiblemente infestadas del corona virus allí, y el pensó que iba a robar comestibles, literalmente una experiencia realmente incómoda, y jamás pienso volver. Cuando me di cuenta de que me estaba persiguiendo, lo llamé y me ignoró. Luego, un gerente o supervisor vino a ayudar le pregunté dónde estaban los tés y señaló donde estaban. Muy decepcionado. Estoy seguro de que este empleado ni siquiera tiene documentos de trabajo para estar allí. No juzgues un libro por la portada, juzga a una persona por el corazón. Ver adjunto al recibo de mis compras.

Really welcomed this Lincoln Market supermarket on the geographic edge of my everyday shopping…read morerange. It offers a wide range of gourmet items you may not find nearby elsewhere, plus everyday items. Items that drive me to this store include their imported cheese selection (especially when they have French Brie on a great sale,) Michael's of Brooklyn Puttanesca, (my favorite jarred sauce,) smoked sable, and Miyoko's cheeses (especially the pourable liquid plant Mozzarella perfect for homemade pizza). Lincoln Market has a good range of produce, but there are also other grocers these days that offer comparable including at same or lower prices. (Note - There's Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Lidl, Target and Shop Fare are only a stone's throw away.) There's also fresh sushi. Their coffee and confection range is nice, too. Of special interest, Lincoln Market offers a range of prepared foods that may be of interest to some, but I'm one to more cook at home versus buying that stuff. That being said, it's well stocked and the staff I've asked for help have been extremely friendly - making Lincoln Market an enjoyable place to shop. One could easily make it a one-stop grocery shop, but again on many items found elsewhere locally you may find a better price.

Love this store. I'm begging you though - PLEASE stop playing the horrible 1980s music. NO ONE…read morewants to hear it. You have amazing and interesting people working - let them choose the music!

They consistently close the store 30 min to an hour earlier than they advertise and spoke rudely to…read morea group of us that asked if they closed early today.

On the positive side, this Key Food is much better than when I moved into the neighborhood 11…read moreyears ago. BUT... ... they still have a long way to come. The store has tiny aisles and is badly organized. Not a lot they can do about the amount of space, but I do ask that they at least check the expiration dates on their wares. I was in there last week and there was cheese in the refrigerated case that had large patches of green mold on it. Um, excuse me? And in the past, I've gone home with cereal that has turned out to be stale. Really just not acceptable. I only go there in a dire emergency - otherwise I'll happily travel further for better groceries.

This little Farmer's Market is great. It's on Thursdays and Sundays from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m…read more Consistently, there are two produce stands (one also sells grass fed beef), two bakeries, one jam/jelly/chutney stand, flowers and plants. Occasionally Ronnybrook Dairy shows up. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. It's never too crowded and there is a good variety of local made/grown food.

This was great, and on the way to Columbia from our hotel! I got hot cider for about $1.read more

Quick easy peasy review, we were walking back from Isham Park and it was a warm humid day and after…read moreawhile I started to feel like I needed a bit of something. Thirsty, yes! Hungry, maybe a little, but too hot out. Hmmm, what to do? Just as I started to look at the storefronts we passed, we came upon Prevenir, with fruit and veggies visible through the window. This was the answer, you can get blended juices here or a smoothie. I opted for the all fruit smoothie, since I was having a hard time choosing, you also get your choice of what to have your fruit blended with, I picked the coconut milk. End result, creamy rich fruity goodness. It hit the spot perfectly. So if you find yourself up north in Manhattan exploring Harlem you can stop in here and get the non-hipster version of Jamba Juice. Fast friendly service too!

Key Food never disappoints. This location always has what I'm looking for. Fast service, fairly…read morefriendly cashiers. Clean location.

This key food location on avenue A and fourth street is the worst supermarket in nyc. The employees…read moreracially discriminate against people with disabilities. The security follows people in there store who are only there to shop and not steal. The owner is full of crap and a liar when he says we look to take care of our customers. He's full of it. The prices are way way too high. There is nothing good about key food on ave A. The people who work there like the person who makes announcements and the employees love to harass people and rip people off. The food is low quality.