“I give it 5stars cause itsa super supermarket if your Latino. If your daily meals are Spanish then here you go. Good prices, fresh produce and well stocked. If your Diet is American cuisine then you might have a hard time finding what you need.”
“In this you will find all what you need to make you feel like you are in any supermarket of Hispanic inheritance. Be aware that you will find everything else, it is not just limited to Hispanic products. Prices of reasonable, people are friendly and all around is clean and well kept.”
“Very good deals. The food is always fresh and they have a good variety of products. They have everything you need. But the only thing they Dont have is many gluten free products and I need those products because im allergic. Hopefully they will at least have gluten free bread soon. It's something for this store to include amongst all their wonderful products. Aside from that they are a good place to shop at.”
“Food and service ? are great. This restaurant is clean, and the staff is great. They know how often come around without making you feel like you overstayed your welcome.”
“Great dominican cooking fried food and as for the empanadas they sell out everyday by the 100s !!! I especially love the chicken n cheese ones! and dominican food is fresh and delicious made daily! Great prices too U cant beat it !! I Also super great people! love it here.”
“Smallish, but good mix of items you might find in other stores and Latino products. My stash tonight includes a horchata can, a "Mofongo Party Mix" of chips with plantains, pork skins and cassava.”
“This Marketplace is so clean and organized. It's a pleasure to shop there.Food is fresh, and their juice machine is so clean, that I enjoy their vegetables fruit juices. It's so fresh and DELICIOUS”
“Always fresh produce at good prices as well as specials on various groceries and good selection of meat. They also sell beer. Small latin supermarket but usually not overcrowded.”
“Ladies at the cashier are kind and helpful, everything is clean and super organized, the meat counter in the back is great, & they sell fresh meats and produce I come here atleast twice a week. Love it! ?”
“The best supermarket in the area. The only thing that hopefully they change is having more gluten-free foods, especially gluten-free bread. They don't have it and I hope they put it on their shelves soon because I end up spending my money somewhere else because I can't get bread. So I end up buying my groceries where I get the bread. So please Fine Fare please include gluten-free bread and pasta. Thank you.”
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518 32nd St, Union City
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“City Fresh Market, we need to have a talk. Nothing terrible, nothing tense, but a sincere, heart to heart, one on one. Holding hands. I am new to Union City. I lived in nearby Jersey City for 20 years, but house hunting brought me here, and I so far, love it. I love being steps away from Bergenline Avenue and where I can pick and choose markets to buy my produce and fish from. You could not ask for a better place to live in. Now, I get it. The rent is high. Prices are through the roof. However, how can you believably charge 12$ for a one-gallon Tropicana OJ, pulp, no pulp, or drowning in pulp? When I saw the price, and note that this was on a late night (a big plus for you to be open 24 hours, which softens the blow), I figured, well -- no one else is open, let's get it. You see, I figured, this must be a special type of Tropicana OJ. I applied it on my skin to see if it rejuvenated me. Nope. Citric acid removes some skin roughness in the elbows -- not this one. I even attempted to see if applying a smidgen of a 12$ gallon of Tropicana to a glass of vodka and bitters would somehow make the taste go pop! with a zing!, but nope. City Market, I was let down. I was left abandoned, betrayed, and reenacted "The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant" which burned my newly renovated engineered hardwood floor and left a mark, like Cain, glaring at me, telling me, "You should have gone to Trader Joes!" And it's not just the Tropicana OJ. Even the Glad Tupperware was overpriced. Honeycrisp apples for 3.49 each? Did I hallucinate that? I hope I did. Normally I would get about 10 at any other location, but this time, I had to tearfully settle for a mere three and sob my way to the cashiers. Still, all is not lost. What it lacks in pricing (and note, not all of their prices are in the clouds), it does bowl me over with its ambiance. I have yet to try their buffet and eatery, which everyone has told me is "da bomb." [Of course, I shall be the authority on that once I apply tastebuds to food.] It looks pretty upscale and nifty (if a little tight in size), staff is beyond friendly, and the overall experience plus its "always open" availability is a major plus. I don't yet know if it delivers; the site states that one can place an order online, so that remains to be seen. I will be returning, of course, but only to procure items that are priced evenly with other locations. And my wrinkles have not gone yet, so that 12$ Tropicana and I have since parted ways (Its plastic carcass is on its way to a recycling plant and I, well... remain disappointed).”
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“I just visited this place and it had a really great selection of Latin American foodsWith many things I haven’t seen anywhere elseI thought the meat section was good and so were the pricesThe owners were respectful and seemed very honestI would recommend to anyone living in Union city ?”