Bravo Supermarket

Nueva York, Estados Unidos

2.5

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+1 212-928-4631
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location.bravosupermarkets.com
Dirección:
4261 Broadway, Nueva York, NY, 10033
Washington Heights
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
230 m181st Street (A)
240 m181st Street
580 m175th Street (A)
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Hoy 07:00 – 22:00
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Horario local (Nueva York) 18:00 sábado, 1 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 07:00 – 22:00
martes 07:00 – 22:00
miércoles 07:00 – 22:00
jueves 07:00 – 22:00
viernes 07:00 – 22:00
sábado 07:00 – 22:00
domingo 08:00 – 21:00

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12 opiniones sobre Bravo Supermarket

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Tu valoración: 1
New York, NY
DO NOT COME HERE!!!
I BOUGHT 5 FROZEN ITEMS and everything was completely thawed. Absolutely disgusting. God knows how long it was sitting in the freezer like that. $ 50 in the trash. Such a waste. Never ever will I go to this nasty store again.
Tu valoración: 4
Santa Monica, CA
So far so good. You can find some good deals here. There are flies in the produce aisle but I haven’t had a bad experience with any of it, and that is a cause for celebration given the sad state of produce at the surrounding markets (aside from the street markets, which are bomb). The packaged goods are generally less expensive than at the surrounding markets. Thank God. Four stars more out of comparison to how awful the other markets are in this area than anything particularly great about this one.
Tu valoración: 1
Manhattan, NY
What a terrible place. I made a purchase the other day at this store. The stock man I asked could not speak English. I asked him where the «pickles» were — he looked at me, shrugged his shoulders and told me he did not understand.
I get to the cashier. One of the heavyset cashiers that works by the exit door, cuts in line in front of me, and rings up a purchase while the cashier on duty stood back. She had a large ButterBall turkey — over $ 23.00 in total. She rang up $ 1.69 and took a $ 5.00 bill from the customer. She pulled the tags off. Put the turkey in a bag and the customer left. ALL IN FRONT OF ME. I said to her, «can I have a turkey at the same price?» She then acted like she could not speak or understand any English. OK manager — don’t believe me? Look at the transaction before mine. Here are the details: Date: 11÷26÷13. Time 17:58:35. Shamira (she was not the one who rang up the purchase) Inv #105 675 Trs: #106 074 4251 Broadway.
Ok​.do your homework. I want my $ 1.69 ButterBall turkey too.
Tu valoración: 1
Manhattan, NY
Caution FOOD POISONING!!! NEVER buy produce here– I’m all for convenience, and although I find Bravo’s facilities dirty, I occasionally buy dinner ingredients there when it’s too cold to walk up to Franks. BIG MISTAKE. Food poisoned by their rotten Potatoes that looked a little dodgy, one was green that we threw out, but the rest we cooked and were very very ill with a food poisoning called Solanine that can actually be deadly in large quantities. This happened January 2013 and we are now positive that Bravo’s potatoes were the cause. If you MUST pay them a visit, buy boxed food/​non perishables only there and go to Franks or Whole Foods for your produce, it’s worth a few extra dollars rather than 6 hours of hell and almost a week off work recovering.
Tu valoración: 2
Brooklyn, NY
The customer service at the deli is lacking, but overall the cashiers are friendly and prices are best you can find in immediate neighborhood around 175th. The guy at the deli counter might take the order of a customer who has arrived after you, and he might do it in Spanish, and then tell you he didn’t do it! Good thing I speak Spanish, because I knew what he did and kindly asked him to not let it happen again! The prices are good so I hope I have no more poor customer service, I want to keep shopping there!
Tu valoración: 4
New York, NY
A good place for staple pantry ingredients, fresh herbs, fresh bread, platanos and other Latin American products. Limited fruit and produce selection and not many organic options. Not a place to find organic food brands or healthy snack options. There’s a lot of foot traffic but the lines move quickly. Hard working employees.
Tu valoración: 2
New York, NY
The Bravo further down Broadway is better. This one is okay… and I’ll stop by if I’m walking by and see a good deal on something I need… but I found the staff to be full of attitude and to be very unhelpful. That combined with how cramped this store is = I don’t think so.
Tu valoración: 3
Manhattan, NY
This market is an improvement over the markets in the area a couple years back. The fruits and vegetables are not rotting which is always a positive. The place is clean and has the necessities. If you want more than basics, you will need to shop elsewhere though. They have fresh bread and a deli section so that helps. I also found a good piece of fresh salmon for a good price the other day which was nice. I still miss Best Yet Market :(
Tu valoración: 3
Manhattan, NY
Not sure where the part supermarket comes in on the name, but… this place is pretty small. They do offer all of the essentials though and they also offer a just as tiny deli. I found the prices to be alright but I would keep an eye on the prices at checkout. I grabbed a 2 – 1 but it rang up full price for the second item and had to alert the cashier. The prices on what I bought seemed to be alright but i thought it would have been a lil cheaper than my old neighborhood in midtown.
The end deal is there is no one stop shop up here in the heights so i just need to figure out where I am eventually going to end up.
Tu valoración: 3
Manhattan, NY
I feel like this market could be acceptable if all the other customers weren’t so damn rude. The place is tiny, as in single file lines tiny, if there’s more than one person in an aisle, you’re going to have to go up another aisle and walk around to get what you want. Ultimately, my point being, no one seems to give a fart in the wind that you need to get by them, they won’t even acknowledge you, let alone allow you to squeeze by. Bravo has the bare minimum essentials in one store; If you need a super all inclusive grocery store in Washington Heights, you really don’t know what you’re doing. Every other establishment on Broadway is a market of some kind. I must say though, my grocery bill is always reasonable, and the girls working the checkout lines are super nice. Step outside into the farmers market on 175th and you’ll quickly realize you could have gotten all your produce for a fraction though.
Tu valoración: 3
San Mateo, CA
I came here a couple times a few months ago to get the bare essentials – meat, milk, ice cream, some fruit… most of the items here are a bit overpriced, even for a neighborhood like Washington Heights, where I’d expect produce to be cheaper… But there really isn’t such thing as «cheap produce», except in Chinatown.
Because Bravo was close to where I lived, I went there for convenience sake. Sometimes the specials were pretty good, so when things were cheap, they’d be worth stocking up. For the most part, the supermarket caters to the Latino population, so most of the produce, dry/​canned goods, spices, etc. are staples of Latin cuisine.
Make sure to get your Bravo card to get sale prices. If you don’t have one, just ask one of the workers for a «tarjeta» and they’ll gladly sign you up for one. A lot of the workers here don’t speak much English, so if you know some Spanish, it’ll come a long way!
Tu valoración: 3
Manhattan, NY
It’s small but it has a lot of the essentials and is a hop, skip and a jump away from my apartment. It also has pretty good specials and I do a bulk of my food shopping here.