Top 7 Grocery Store locations in Brooklyn

rsALEX

You have to look how cashier's scan items. They double charge often, I can't tell if it's malicious or not. That takes off 2 stars but honestly other than that the store has a great selection of general and eclectic products l, including gluten free products for celiacs. The staff is also very nice. I really want to give the store a 5/5 but the double charges, which occurred multiple times, make me wary during the checkout process. Can't state this enough, I cannot tell if the staff do it ok purpose but I heard it does happen purposely in other places. They staff are always apologetic and nice.

Abby Madason

Great meat and produce. Plenty of vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and non-dairy options. Beware of long lines so plan accordingly (usually absurd long lines between five and seven). Juice bar is best in the neighborhood.

Tatertotiana G

Pros: Great market/deli with healthy options. Friendly workers. They're the only place nearby with gluten free, sugar free, and keto friendly snack options. It's also the only store around with a bakery section where they sell slices of cake, cookies and brownies. They also have a produce section with fresh chopped fruit cups for cheap! Cons: It's kind of a tight squeeze in there with all the shelves full of stuff. They don't have real bacon bc they're Muslim. They also don't have plain grilled chicken for your salad. They've got Chipotle, barbeque, teriyaki and all these other flavors but none just grilled with maybe some olive oil, garlic, salt and pepper. Their "plain" still has the halal seasoning on it, which doesn't go well when you just want a grilled chicken Caesar salad, it clashes with the dressing.

lenny issac robird

Great supermarket for quality kosher meat selection! Ira the guy who mostly works in the takeout/butcher dept. has what you need just ask:) also surprising little collection of Gluten Free premade items in freezer section as well as some other GF stuff scattered about for more of a smaller store.

Andrea Fjeld

Surprisingly, this grocery store has everything I need (including gluten-free beer for my boyfriend), so I don't need to schelp more expensive fares from Trader Joe's or Whole Foods. When WF's didn't have okra, Associated did. You've got to sift through the produce to find the highest quality goods, but it's a small price to pay for, well, small-priced food.

Sarah Ponichtera

Great selection of gluten free groceries