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“Store was very clean and organized. Employees were most helpful. The owner introduced himself and personally helped me. Excellent butcher but Most importantly, the prices were good.”
“Great products, the best part i loved was the candies and other non savory treats. The taste and quality of those were very great. The prices were also cheaper compared to the quality. 10/10”
“The best food in the world. It's been 2 years since I last ate here... it's 2 am here in tampa and I'm trying to come up with a way to get a dish brought to me here... but how? ..... I love this food so much”
“Service: My favorite human beings!! they are the absolute sweetest girls and greet everyone with warmth and love.Groceries: First off, they are by far the cutest shop in town and have just about everything you can think of. Oragnic, plant based, healthy groceries.Philosophy: They are not just 100% vegan, but they source all their supplies thoughtfully, supporting the environment, local business, and clean ingredients.Side note:: ladies, if you're reading this, your customers and I thank you!! we are so lucky to have individuals like yourselves who put their heart into their day-to-day work, making our community much more wonderful. Thank you, and we love you!”
“I had a great experience shopping here. The owner Ernest Flowers greeted me warmly as I entered and was very helpful during my shopping answering a questions I had. Also he said if i didn’t see anything I wanted I should let him know and he would order.I will continue to shop here.I recommend this store.”
“Love the food so far and still sampling more items on each visit. The many different sauces are amazing and go very well with the kebabs. It's so nice to finally have a place on Long Island that serves shawarma. The service is fantastic as well in that they're all so welcoming and nice. Highly recommended!”
“After hearing so much about this spot, was treated by a friend to some vegetarian momos, veggie samosas, and a mango lassi. I’ve had momos once before and didn’t enjoy, but these definitely changed my view for the better. I was hooked on the peanut orange sauce and spicy red sauce that came with them; use with caution if you’re sensitive to heat like myself. The samosa was amazing and I enjoyed the crispy flavor of the shell with the sweet sauce. I never had such a filling, thick mango lassi before— will be my go-to drink going forward here. The woman behind the cashier that also worked on preparing the food was super sweet and patient with ordering. Will be back again to try the paratha cheesy momo wrap and paratha breakfast wrap!”
“I walked into the store when they first opened their doors and had the pleasure of meeting Dhira, the new store owner! So helpful and knowledgeable about products and totally not a pushy salesman! Have met two other young men that work there and they too were so helpful and knowledgeable! The thing I find most impressive is that they always remember me when I walk in and I have always been greeted with a smile upon my entry! Loyal customer forever! Thank you! ?”
“Businesses like this are what make Greenpoint so special. Archestratus is a rare gem that brings community together and creates an authentic place to shop, eat and hang in the neighborhood. I always pop in when I need a special gift for a friend or some fresh groceries for home. Paige is so sweet and creative and puts a lot of love into the space.”
“I love to shop at Trader Joe’s. I got a flower bouquet from them all the time—a variety of reasonably priced groceries. I love to try everything that they offer in the store. The staff is always lovely. The lines can be long, but they move fast.”
10AM - 9PM
72-50 Austin St, Queens
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“This place has all the goodies and staples u need and at an affordable price! Their hot food is my favorite, onigiri and lunch portions of mango salmon and rice. You really can’t go wrong especially if you know what you are looking for.”
“This little gem, exemplifies the expression, “it’s not the size of the dog in fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog!”A great resource chock-a-block with goodies up to the rafters. Well stocked, with a wide variety of all things healthy. Including the new, & trendier items as well as the old “health nut” standbys my parents loved.Impeccably clean, a very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Years ago, this is the kind of place that you would find elsewhere and only wished that they open shop in Forest Hills”
Open 24 hours
45-05 Queens Blvd, Queens
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“Had to leave a review because damn, my wrap is so good! I got the chicken Ceasar wrap and when I tell you, each bite always has a little of everything :) the croutons are crunchy, the dressing isn't too heavy- honestly, just right. And the customer service I received today was top tier! Do yourself a favor and grab a sandwich, wrap, panini etc from here- well worth it!!”
“Best market in Brooklyn wonderful people stay bless Mack those who complaining about prices don't know how much lost you be taking and still not complaining cause u here to serve the people one love and God will always continue to bless you and your family”
“The HMart location has opened up a new food court area, and the store itself has a lot of asian foods and products anyone would want. Here's a pic of some of the food court offerings”
“Trader Joe's is named after its founder, Joe Coulombe. The company began in 1958 as a Greater Los Angeles area chain known as Pronto Market convenience stores. Coulombe felt the original Pronto Markets were too similar to 7-Eleven, which he described as the "800-pound gorilla of convenience stores", and was concerned that the competition would be too heavy.Coulombe developed the idea of the Trader Joe's South Seas motif while on vacation in the Caribbean. The Tiki culture craze was still widespread in the United States in the 1960s, so in a direct nod to the fad, the Trader Joe's name itself was a spoof on Trader Vic's, the famous tiki-themed restaurant that had opened its first southern California location in the Beverly Hilton in 1955. Eating at Trader Vic's in Beverly Hills was notoriously expensive, but the Trader Joe's in Pasadena provided an irreverent and less expensive offering of food and drink. Coulombe noted two trends in the US that informed the merchandising of his new store concept: one, the number of college-educated people was rising steadily, due in part to the G.I. Bill, and two, with new jumbo jets due to premiere in 1970, international travel would be accelerating as well. A better educated, more well-traveled public were acquiring tastes they had trouble satisfying in American supermarkets at the time.The first store branded as "Trader Joe's" opened in 1967 in Pasadena, California; it remains in operation. In their first few decades, some of the stores offered fresh meats provided by butchers who leased space in the stores, along with sandwiches and freshly cut cheese, all in-store.In 1979, owner and CEO of Aldi Nord Theo Albrecht bought the company as a personal investment for his family. Coulombe was succeeded as CEO by John V. Shields in 1987. Under his leadership, the company expanded into Arizona in 1993 and into the Pacific Northwest two years later. In 1996, the company opened its first stores on the East Coast in Brookline and Cambridge, both outside Boston. In 2001, Shields retired and Dan Bane succeeded him as CEO.Since its inception, Trader Joe's has continued to expand across the United States. In 2004, BusinessWeek reported that Trader Joe's quintupled its number of stores between 1990 and 2001 and increased its profits tenfold. In February 2008, BusinessWeek reported that the company had the highest sales per square foot of any grocer in the United States. Two-and-a-half years later and in 2016, Fortune magazine estimated sales to be $1,750 in merchandise per square foot, more than double the sales generated by Whole Foods.Joe Coulombe, the namesake of the brand, died in 2020. His memoir and business guide, Becoming Trader Joe, was published in 2021.Dan Bane retired as the CEO in July 2023 and was succeeded by Bryan Palbaum, previously the company's COO and president. At the same time, the company named Jon Basalone as vice-CEO and president, taking over Palbaum in the latter role.”
“i love this shop of thoughtfully-curated gifts. the cozy space feels whimsical & warm, and i always find lovely things here. + so excited they now have coffee!”
“This market is a gem! The selection of fresh produce is outstanding, and the prices are reasonable. Plus, the atmosphere is vibrant and bustling, making shopping here a pleasure.”
“Phil is amazing! Always calling ME when my prescription is ready and he delivers it for me. He makes everything so convenient which is what I love about this pharmacy”
“Hey super kool Dominican store they don t have the old Bodega stores I grew up in sandwiches and food great. The food prepare G is excellent in making food much respect”
“This Trader Joe's has an extremely friendly and welcoming staff, very attentive, and the checkout lines moves quickly. They have many items not found in NJ which is where I reside, however, stock is often low. In all fairness though, many retailers are struggling to stock shelves because of the covid-19 economic impact. At the time of this rating the global supply chain was still lagging, recovering.”
“Friendly, significant delays with opening time on several occasions, but great service, lowest prices I know of for african items, vast variety of produce in stock.”
“Love this place. Always stocked nicely produce is not abundant but has important things. Prices always great and employees very friendly. Meats are very expensive but not really what I buy. Feels like everything is healthy to eat.”
“The variety and quantity of fresh vegetables, tubers and fruits is phenomenal. They turn their inventory over very frequently so everything is absolutely freshest you'll find.We have scheduled going to trader Joe's on a weekly basis just to pick up fruits, vegetables and fresh stuff.Folks are working or very friendly. You can talk to him, but don't forget they're working and they're good at what they do.We have switched our allegiance from trader Joe's on metropolitan new woodhaven boulevard to trader Joe's or just off Queens boulevard and Yellowstone boulevard. It has a great great variety. More so than the metropolitan avenue store. After all, it's a lot bigger.Very very highly recommended!”
6:30AM - 11PM
4701 Avenue N, Brooklyn
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“I like how it is a small store. Everything is easy to reach and pick up and buy everything you want in just 15 minutes max ?The prices are so good tooComparig by big supermarkets you spend an hour or more and you buy extra stuff and go home without byuing what you looking for ?☀️As advice, some fruits and vegetables most to use it the same day, not for stocking up”
“Reasonably priced kosher grocery store with friendly employees.Also carries some fresh produce, bread, fish meat and chicken; and freshly prepared coffee, prepacked sandwiches, wraps and salads etc.Open till late.”
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“I am a loyal customer and come here for 99% of my pantry needs. They have some of the best nuts I’ve ever tried (especially their roasted almonds and cashews), huge fan of the Turkish apricots and their figs are always soft. They have a great selection of spices, Ayurvedic medicines, and grains & legumes. I also buy their rotis and love making wraps with them. As a home cook they stock my kitchen! And the staff are always very helpful, if you’re looking for something in particular or have an ailment that you need a remedy for.”