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“Great supermarket with fresh, high quality groceries, prices, and friendly cashiers. I usually go their at night since I finish my work very late, special mention to Badr, the night shift manager he’s incredibly helpful, full of energy, and always goes the extra mile for customers.”
7AM - 10PM
44-07 Greenpoint Ave, Sunnyside
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“Batteries with the thugs who work in that Tower sell you illusions to steal your money and when they are charged the unfortunate thieves simply block you the same thing How Juan Pablo Campos does”
“This Market is Excellent employees are great people and very polite plus prices are awesome!! Great place to shop bravo for all this guys that make posible every day shopping for the neighborhood!! God bless all including the very best owners!!”
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“There are supermarkets that win you over with their appearance. This is not one of them.
Inside and out, it feels old. Outdated lighting, handwritten signs, refrigerators that have seen better days. For years, I didn’t go in because I assumed it wasn’t worth it.
But one day, I walked in.
And I found fresh fish on ice, well-stocked seafood, a good variety of vegetables, and Latino products that aren’t always easy to find. It’s not a beautiful place. It’s a functional one.
And there was something that really stood out to me.
The fruits and vegetables they can no longer sell at regular price aren’t thrown away. They put them in $1 bags.
Yes, one dollar.
Around 11 in the morning, several people come specifically to buy those bags — seniors, families, people watching their budget. And that feels like more than just a business decision. It feels human.
Food isn’t wasted.
It’s not thrown in the trash.
It’s given a second chance.
It’s not an elegant supermarket.
It’s a neighborhood supermarket.
And sometimes neighborhood businesses survive not because of their appearance, but because they understand the reality of their community.”