Whole Foods Market

Love this location of whole food has a very large selection of both food and cosmetics. Nice eating area upstairs !

Holy shit it takes a long ass time to make a burger. I understand that it’s artisanal and shit but still. Gotta be faster than this.

Fairly big and has a great takeout section of you don’t like to cook or can’t.
Some of the employees are super nice… But others are kinda just going through the motions and not considerate of customers.
I’m not crazy about their meat. Had a bad experience with the inside of my steak being brown after I got home. The outside may look fresh and red, but a whole different story when you cut. Disappointing because going back to the store is a hassle.
Seafood… Not sure how fresh that is considering the shrimp I bought from the seafood section was raw. Not the most fresh. Guess I could have bought those frozen shrimp bags for cheaper instead.

without a doubt, my favorite whole foods location. it never feels cramped, shelves are usually stocked, lines are usually manageable, good hot food/​prepared eats AND a beautiful seating area upstairs with wifi. perfect place to grab a casual, relaxed lunch with a pal or catch up on studies.
best of all (for all you brooklynites), F subway is right outside!

This is a review of the RETURNS/​CUSTOMER SERVICE DESK. I purchased the Everyday Brand Shampoo and Conditioner and was very unhappy with the product. Only the conditioner was opened, and they refused to return or exchange either. They’re making me go through a whole process to attempt the return. I had googled the Whole Foods return policy and apparently it’s great in theory — not in practice! Still awaiting, weeks later, to hear anything back. So annoying for such a huge corporation.

Great whole foods market at the L.E.S everything looks fresh and well organized. The cashiers can be a bit rude tho.

We stopped here to get some of their yummy coffee to eat with our bagels! They had a great upstairs area to sit in. The bathroom though needed a code to get into it, which was a little bit frustrating but understandable. My boyfriend did state though that there were no doors in the men’s bathroom. Downstairs looked like all the other WF in Portland, so that was fine. Checkout was easy as well. IT was nice to have a WF there when we needed it and really appreciated it! Thank you!

We shopped at this Whole Foods last Saturday, April 16, 2016. Just now when I went to make my lunch for tomorrow, I noticed that the Van Gogh cheese I purchased that day was «Best By 14MAR16» meaning it was over a month past the best by date the day I purchased it! I know I should’ve looked first, but when I shop at high-​end, high-​priced Whole Foods it shouldn’t be necessary!

This is my favorite whole foods in the city because it is least busy (at least vs union square), good store layout, and large dining area upstairs. Also it is literally right next to the 2^nd Ave F train stop.
The lines here can get busy but it’s not crazy like other locations. The store layout is solid with a nice flow entering from veggies/​fruits to the rest of the store where you don’t feel like you miss anything. I’ve used customer service before for refunds and no issues.
The dining area upstairs is large with many choices including Vietnamese, BBQ, salad. One negative is that it is busy upstairs especially with loiterers, students and semi-​homeless people. It is a large and nice space.
Remember to check out the body goods selection upstairs and beer store near the express exit.

Whole foods will take your whole paycheck, so do your research before you shop. I have never bought vegetables or fruits at whole foods because I get a better deal on organic vegetables and fruits at Mr. Pina in Williamsburg. So what do I get from whole foods mostly my meats, chicken and 365 frozen goods only if there’s a sale.
I’m also a fan of whole foods prepared meals. OMG they have some awesome chefs. I have tried the sushi, salad by the pound, prepared hot food and my fave the carving station. Yup I’m lazy, but I get ideas on what to cook from whole foods. plus it taste so dam good!

This is my local Wholefoods. I go here every weekend to shop for fruits, cereal, chips, cookies, bread and juices. I always wanted Wholefoods to have a mobile app. Now they finally have a Wholefoods apps with coupons and weekly deals. This week is buy $ 15 worth of veggies or fruits and get $ 5 off. Best deal ever to stock up on my favorite fruits. The app was easy to use. Just open the app and show the cashier the barcode. The coupon automatically applies to the order. This store always have yummy samples and it’s clean. Wholefoods are more expensive than trader joes but because of the varieties of organic and non GMO products. You get what you pay for.

***WARNING THERE IS A HIPSTER APOCALYPSE OCCURRING HERE. TELL FAMILY/​FRIENDS***
Today’s «hipsters» have caught my attention as a growing counter-​culture movement: they are socially conscious, privy to high culture, and wear non-​traditional garb. When I was growing up this was called being a communist. To further my exploration into this generation I visited the Whole Foods in the Bowery District, an area known for its progressiveness.
I arrived at a popular hour with small list of items for a Moroccan-​inspired pilaf. The first things on my list were cayenne pepper and cinnamon, so I started in the spice section. I grabbed the two cheapest options, as I only needed a pinch of each. As I put them into my basket a young woman in a «Grassfed Human» t-​shirt approached me. «Sir, do you know what you are buying?» «Just a few garnishes for my pilaf,» I responded.
«Those spices were mixed in a Chilean district known for a wider gender wage gap than any other area in the country!» Her body began to shake and she lost control of all the groceries she was holding causing a gallon of almond milk to spill everywhere. «Do you not support equal pay across the world?» Speechless and worried I backed away through a puddle of almond milk to the butcher for the next item on my list.
I asked the butcher for two pounds of lean beef cubes for meat portion of my pilaf. When he came back with the beef he was noticeably crying and I could not help but ask him what was wrong. «Sandra is just really hard to see all wrapped up in a package like this. She was a fantastic cow and an integral part of the Upstate New York cow comm-​,» his voice began to crack and he could no longer finish his sentence. I left the deli for the cashier feeling deep remorse for all my purchases.
The cashier rang my items up and it came out to a little under twenty-​dollars. I handed her a twenty-​dollar bill and suddenly she leaped over the counter, grabbed me by the collar, and threw me against the wall. «Andrew Jackson was a slave-​owner who contributed in murdering millions of Native Americans how dare you flaunt a bill with his face on it!» Two security guards escorted me out of the store and threw me onto the street. «Next time bring a more socially-​conscious president into Whole Foods!» were the last words I heard as I headed back home empty handed and befuddled by today’s generation.
¹⁄₅ The «hipster» apocalypse perhaps is unfolding in Whole Foods
Your Dutiful Critic,
TheReverend57

Mini food court and restroom are on the second floor, restrooms and window-​facing bleachers on the Chrystie St side.

This was pretty much my first time at a Whole Foods Market and despite people telling me how pricey it can be, I still needed to do some quick grocery shopping for essentials. They have a second floor which has a comfy little café area with plenty of seats. The place itself is really clean and I didn’t have a hard time finding what I needed. But I have to say, the checkout line confused the hell out of me. There are 4 lines so I just jumped on a random one. I didn’t even see the color banners above. Then the monitors above the cashier line are flashing different colors and the speaker is shouting out different register numbers simultaneously and I’m thinking what the hell is going on. I’m standing there with 5 people ahead of me thinking I literally have 2 minutes to figure out how this thing works. Didn’t feel like asking anyone since it would make me look stupid. Luckily, I eventually figured it out by the time there was only 1 person ahead of me. Apparently they use this color coordinated system. Anyway, the whole experience was fun. I just might come back again when I can afford to pay $ 5 for a handful of pineapple slices.

This is real New Yorker grocery store! I really like the upstairs café area. It has great view, Some really good restaurants and its very quite to get some work done or reading.
I tried Tofu salad from Upstairs café. It was incredible.
If you have free time to spree, this is the place to hangout! And its very close to subway station!

Worst store I’ve ever been to. Service was nonexistent. Don’t make sandwiches at the sandwich bar, grilled my sandwich after I asked them not to, don’t know what mouse is… Salad was horrible with limp fatty chunks of «bacon»… The mac n cheese was a soggy mess. Complete waste of time and money!

I have been to several Whole Foods across the city and for the volume of traffic it’s pretty amazing. Firstly, I never appreciated the electronic line system until I went to Trader Joes a few times and recognized the importance of it.
This location is usually not as crowded as the others since there is less foot traffic in the area. Although there are not as many Express checkout counters as their other locations, it has always been a quicker check out process.
There have been times where items I wanted were not on the shelves, when they do have it in stock, their employees have always helped me get it from the back. One of their struggles seems to be updating their prices on the shelves. There have been numerous times where I’m trying to figure out the price of an item because what is priced out is not what is stocked above. I have put items down for fear of being overcharged since the prices were not obvious.
The Meat department is a hit/​miss depending on the day you go. They offer grassfed beef and also lamb. Make sure you really check out the freshness of the meat before you buy it. I have gotten some borderline suspicious items.
Additionally, for any readers of this review, if you grew up with and like Whole Fat (milk/​yogurt/​cheese) items there always seems to be a struggle to find them here. Granted I understand they are catering to the market and it seems like a bunch of people woke up in the recent years and decided whole fat products were the new antichrist but for us traditionalist/​non-​believers who just want our fat, we would greatly appreciate it if it was easily accessible.
As any New Yorker who’s strapped for cash does, I shop around and know what is cheaper and readily available here and what I have to go elsewhere for.

Kind of weird to be reviewing a grocery store, but I had a really off-​putting experience here, which is a bummer, because it’s a location I would’ve shopped at pretty frequently otherwise.
I stood in line for about 20mins around the holidays, to have an entitled older woman in the line before me (who had JUST seen the person in front of her head to his register) cut in front of me and go to my cashier. (There is a color/​number line system here, as in most Whole Foods, and there were about 5 registers open at this one.)
And what did the cashier do?
1) He took her first. Having worked retail and food service, I can tell you that managing a line definitely doesn’t entail allowing random people who cut to go first.
2) When I asked the free cashier next to him if he could ring me up, he told me he was taking the person BEHIND me. If a third cashier hadn’t stepped in, I would’ve dropped my $ 70 worth of groceries and headed elsewhere, even after spending about an hour finding everything.
Left a bad taste in my mouth. This is definitely the most spacious, least crowded Whole Foods in downtown Manhattan, but I care a little too much about customer service to come back.

Overall this is a standard Whole Foods. The unfamiliarity of many brands and tight layout can become a bit overwhelming, but this is mitigated over time.
Unlike other whole foods, the staff doesn’t ask you if you need help (probably the NYC preference) but they are always willing to help you find something or personally replenish stock.
One thing to note: there is no deli cheese counter. I was craving sliced Lacey Swiss and was told I could only purchase the pre-​packaged sliced cheeses.

Whole foods is consistently my favorite grocery store for all my basic groceries, and this location is no exception. Maybe it’s because there are so many other specialty grocery stores in the nearby Chinatown and Little Italy, so this location is actually fairly not busy! The selection is fantastic, constantly fully stocked, and super well organized. I also love the labels that tell you exactly what farm the produce is from. All in all, I love this store!

3.5 Stars
This is a pretty quiet location relative to other Whole Food locations in the city. It’s not a zoo like the Columbus Circle or 14St one. It’s pretty easy to get what I want and check out quickly.
There’s a sitting area upstairs usually with plenty of seating.

Ce whole foods est bien agencé, extrêmement bien fourni et chose rare le sous-​sol est dédié à la bière. De toutes les sortes et de toutes les provenances. Et si vous êtes fan de pumpkin ale comme moi vous serez servis en automne ! Il y en a des tas de différentes brasseries !
Le rayon des barres de céréales, protéinées (d’excellente qualité nutritionnelle) est incroyablement abondant aussi.
Au dernier étage vous trouverez une cantine/​café où vous pouvez même vous installer avec vos achats pour grignoter, les grandes baies vitrées rendent cette surface très agréable.Mes pieds et moi même y serions bien restés tout l’après-midi.
Une bonne adresse donc pour faire vos courses même si ça reste cher mais aussi et surtout pour le rayon bière impressionnant !

I am a huge fan of Whole Foods. This is where fruits are laying beautifully in line, where granola comes in at least 20 different brands, where salmon meatballs can be purchased AND this is also the place to buy the most delicious mix-​it-​yourself salads. I really like Whole Foods — no matter of location. It may not be as luxurious as Dean & Deluca and my favorite, Foragers, yet it is by far the biggest. There must be something for you too — come judge for yourself.

This was the favorite site of mine until very recently. Somehow I got fatally turned off and now am unsure how soon I will bring myself to go back. One particular security guard –short Hispanic male with corn row-​ish hair do – was acting too weird and emitting a wrong vibe. Now I decided that I will keep away for an unlimited length of time until I would feel – safe again? This used be the last concern that I had in shopping here and this was greatly a good reason that I kept coming back: no harassment or leering from employees, which surprisingly could happen often in any supermarkets you’d go.
Now I unfortunately had to admit that Whole Foods was no longer an exception or a safe haven to my dismay.
This security began literally following me around for no reason once I stepped in and grabbed a shopping cart. This surely was unnerving on top of something that I had never encountered in Whole Foods so I was profoundly disappointed, let alone baffled. No security had left me any false impression in my past shopping experiences in the entire chain as far as I remembered. Was this perv checking women out and acting upon his idle fantasy such as «Here comes a chick so let’s look at her ass in order to let otherwise dull working hours pass by faster,» or is this their new way of practicing surveillance? I seriously hope the latter was not the case.
Even if I played devil’s advocate and said that he was after any in-​store foul play on an overzealous level, there was no reason that I could be targeted even from the angle. A young woman in short shorts… that was all I was, with no shady plan going on. So what was his excuse of being glued to such a shopper’s buttocks in an obviously intense manner? I was certainly neither committing any foul play nor was I about to. Even if I were, playing devil’s advocate, again, I had not got enough time to get any act started enough to raise such suspicion.
This incident gave me such a creep that I could not sit down and eat in the dining area after shopping in spite of that was all I was planning to do all day (sounds silly but I am living such an ordinary life) until I was met with this gross treatment. This killed a little pleasure that I had always associated with my shopping in this site. So imagine what a little worker’s unprofessional behavior could cause all the ripple effects in their reputation and business.
In future, I will opt out and go any branches but here, until the aforementioned guard’s employment would be terminated. Their HR should be turning blind eyes to this type of low standard some of their workers seem to hold and practice if they would keep this one over others who have worked more properly.
Whole Foods, I suppose it is good time to clean your acts and spend the money you have earned by your systematic overpricing for years on more appropriate HR and/​or employee training once and for all. I was giving you a second chance and still coming back to you even after this big let down had happened not so long ago.

I just hope you will live up to our expectation and hope (against hope).

This review is for the made to order salad upstairs. Super fresh ingredients and cost ~‘10 if you get a decent amount of toppings. They have jamba juice and bbq upstairs as well.
I’ve been grocery shopping with my friend here a couple times and it’s pretty well stocked with a beer store. The check out lines look long but they go by pretty quick. It is located in a convenient location on E. Houston.

Best Whole Foods in NYC for beer. Separate place for beer detached from the store! There are growler fills! Shelves of crazy things like Goose Island Juliet, Cantillon, Struise, older Stone beers, Cigar City and loads of crazy Italian stuff. Very nice. Expect to pay quite a bit for special edition foreign imports. However, you will not find these beers elsewhere.
Also has an entire homebrew supply set up inside.

Ventured upstairs, and tried their BBQ platter for $ 10. Ordered the beef brisket and chicken, with cornbread and macaroni and cheese.
This is a great place for studying, but the Wi-​Fi kicks you out after 2 hours. They also offer tacos, Jamba Juice, and salads.

WHY i am not banned from this Whole Food I don’t know? MTV could shoot an entire webseries around my shenanigans like:
1) repeatedly coming in 4 minutes before closing time, GTAing a shopping cart through the store, filling it full of random stuff causing the store to close at 11:20 instead of 11 pm.
2) setting the record for spilling 7 – 11 slurpees, giant iced coffees, etc. here. Whole Foods invested in more «slippery when wet» mop signs bc of me… probably. i think i’m at 34 spills. i’m worse than the Exxon Valdez
3) trying to squeeze myself into the different freezers so i could take a «frozen man» selfie. they never have come out right, so i keep trying. drats you iphone & the ever vigilant employees of Whole Foods!
4) ollie-​ing through the fruit area and knocking down one of those perfectly piled apple and peach displays… hence began the great apple and peach sale of 2012.
5) the list goes on…
Whole Foods is accepting of all customers… no matter how psychologically bent he or she is. that said, the folks working and managing this store a embrace the value of the guest-​shop relationship.
R E S P E C T. patience of a saint/​s – i say!
Whole Foods is almost like college – with enough financial aid aka credit cards or cash, you can reinvent yourself from your lame-​o high school supermarket persona of vegetable lasagna, microwave pizza, frozen dinners, generic Doritos, etc. into that Mr. or Mizz Awesome that you never ever are/​were – fake it til you make it as they say. Whole Foods supports your deception and doesn’t judge. the freedom to be a vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, an organic/​grassfed enthusiast, paleo, primal, etc. Whole Foods supports all lifestyle choices. how does it does that is through a well-​merchandised and well-​stocked store with the latest food, diet, fad, etc. trends.
Whole Foods nails it in terms of quality and variety of goods. the range of both staples (dairy, meats, etc.) and niche food items (coconut aminos, etc.) makes shopping there both a blessing and nightmare. case in point – having so many choices can be paralyzing or lead to over-​shopping and impulse/​instant gratification purchasing. you roll your empty cart without a crae in the world… slowly your cart is filling. it feels heavier. that right or left wheel of your shopping cart has gone ROGUE and is dragging you into aisles you’ve never explored or intended to venture into… you’re moving like molasses. control of your arms has been hijacked as they grab items from every which way. you’re buying items not on your list. suddenly there’s that ten lbs. rack of lamb/​lbs that’s on-​sale anchoring your cart down. your mind fades to black. and voila, your odds-​end $ 30 or less shopping trip is now a $ 350+ food splurge with those cheery happy non-​judgemental cashiers! you awaken outside those doors on Houston, wondering what happened!
and lastly, to me Whole Foods is a place where that moment as a post-​college adult occurs: when you start to understand that what differentiates you as an individual is not really about the items you CHOOSE and amass on a daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, fortnightly (couldn’t resist) etc., but what YOU choose to THINK about during what-​would-​be a mundane shopping experience. i could say that the cause of said revelation is… the better food choices, the more curated shopping experience, or the higher prices. however Whole Foods curate an experience that is not just about DOing, but more about THINKing. consumer-​centric adventures more often than not leads not only to a better understanding of oneself, but also to a higher level of understanding of those around us via observation. while consumerism is an itchy annoying plague, it is not without its own merits!
yeah yeah — i could have written the typical review talking about all things supermarket and been very granular on all the amazing food choices that Whole Foods has, but unless you’ve been on ice like Captain America since WW2… you know that already. DUH!
i mean i could have… written about how YOU buy the most environmentally friendly kitty litter and cat food AND not out you as cat lady or cat bro in the making. i could have written about the amazing brands of rice that YOU buy here while you pretend to be Asian or not Asian. i could have written about all the organic produce YOU buy AND let rot in your fridge. i could have written about your «strict paleo» eating YOU do at the hot/​cold bar AND the fact that you have Dominoes on Stanton on speed dial.
shop here. change your life. one dollar and food item at a time. become self-​aware. eat whole foods.
drops mic, so i can roll this cart like a bawssss.
i out.
zzz
pRO TIPs: there is free wifi throughout the store, a tidal wave of chairs and tables for you people who want camp out in air-​conditioned climates, and public bathrooms for you small bladdered folks. enjoy. hard to find all three of those things anywhere these days. let alone, downtown.

My favorite store whenever I feel the need to cook something healthy or pick up something scrumptious. Whole Foods is pretty clean and spacious. It’s a little expensive, but the quality of the foods make up for it. They pretty much have everything here from cooked to uncooked foods. They have a wide variety of Asian spices, sushi, detox water, seafood, different cuts of meat, & fresh plants… etc… I really like that they have a selection of ORGANIC items. Another plus is, just like Costco, they offer free samples. Who doesn’t love free samples? Free food is the best food! Say what!!!
Would I return? Most definitely. WF is a store highly recommend for people who are very cautious of what they’re putting in their body. Or just a person who loves a market that offers fresh items.

I love the Wholefoods in TriBeCa but this one is just awful.
I’ve had two incidences here that is a testament to the dramatic difference in the quality of customer service and produce at the Bowery Wholefoods.
Tonight (May 15^th, 2015), I was checking out during closing time with well over $ 100 worth of goods. While I was already in line to pay, an unpleasant middle aged Latin man, whom I presume to be a manager (picture attached), harried and harassed me to go to a register before the lady at the register was even ready.
And then as I paused by the exit merely trying to adjust the weight of the bags by shifting things around, he proceeded to snap at me in a very rude tone, that they needed to lock the doors, and tried to rush me out. I literally needed a minute to adjust things, and apparently that was too long of an inconvenience. I shot him an exasperated look, and he turned to a colleague to say out loud that he didn’t care if anyone complained about him, because he would just go back to his old gig.
Sure, I get that you’re itching to leave, but have some decency to be at least cordial to your customers in the *customer service* industry.
Prior to that, about two months before, I had purchased a crème donut from their bakery aisle. I bit into the donut, and I thought parts of it tasted a bit off, but I ate most of it anyways because I’m a sugar fiend. That was the last thing I ate that night and I wound up with FOOD POISONING. My SO and I ate all the same things that day except the donut. Lucky him.
On top of that, I also make my own cappuccino drinks at home, where the quality of the milk is important to create the ideal foam. I typically buy Horizon or Organic Valley as they seem to have the best result, but when I buy any dairy from this particular Wholefoods, including these brands, they fall flat. I think they are storing their dairy produce at a warmer temperature than they should be.
This Wholefoods is also often out of stock and stays that way for weeks or months at time despite requesting for restocking multiple times. It seems some of their managing staff is prone to laziness.
And rudeness.
Avoid this Wholefoods if you can help it and go to another.

While Chinatown and Little Italy neighborhoods have numerous supermarkets, they do not carry the robust selection that WF does. Cleanliness and organization are conducive to an enjoyable shopping experience (especially when it comes to food), and WF wins that competition by a wide margin. Moreover, there is a misconception that WF is expensive compared to other local supermarkets like MET, Dynasty, Hong Kong, etc. From fresh fruit and vegetables to fresh produce and dried food staples, I find local supermarkets using more of the Fairway pricing scheme than offering any real steals for consumers.
Living anywhere in the city, one would be very fortunate to live close to a Whole Foods. Even when you are on the run or working late, WF offers fresh food options that are great for a healthy diet and open until 11pm every day of the week.

Impressive beer selection, growler fills, lots of interesting bottles. didnt look at groceries.

Am a follower of Whole Foods — Texas, Chicago and even in Las Vegas.
I know my food is nutritionally safe — don’t have to read the chemicals others carry.

le Temple de la bouffe à New York! Dès que j’y mets un pied, j’ai envie d’acheter toute la boutique!
Bön, mettons qu’on soit à New York en touriste, on n’a peut-​être pas besoin de shopper dans tous les rayons.
Si vous avez pris l’option «location d’appartement», vous serez ravis de savoir que vous pourrez vous y faire des box à emporter, composées par vous-​mêmes de plats frais cuisinés sur place (?). En tout cas la fraîcheur prévaut et ce sera toujours mieux de vous rabattre sur le boui-​boui en bas de chez vous.
Si vous comptez y faire de plus grandes courses, sachez que l’enseigne reste beaucoup plus chère qu’un TESCO par exemple, les produits étant bio et principalement issus du territoire américain car oui, ça coute souvent plus cher de manger local et les US n’y font pas exception.
Si vous êtes à l’hôtel, gardez l’option pour un piqué-​nique à Central Park (il y en a un près de la station Columbus).

J’avoue, pour notre séjour à NYC, j’avais fait en sorte de choisir un appart’ à proximité d’un Whole Foods, temple de la nourriture. Pourquoi? Parce qu’à force de tips, manger dehors à 4 ça peut vite (très vite) devenir cher… Les USA né sont quand même pas le pays de la gastronomie donc on a rapidement été embêtés de payer 100 $ un repas pour 4 qui n’étais pas très savoureux, trop gras et qui né suffisait pas à caler nos estomacs.
Résultat, nous sommes allé presque tous les jours faire un tour dans ce supermarché spécialement dans la nourriture. Fruits frais, bar à salade, bar à pizza, bar à sandwich, bar à pâtisserie, boulangerie… impossible de né pas trouver son bonheur tant il y a de choix ! On a pris l’habitude de chacun manger sa petite barquette ce qui nous permettait de varier tout en né bouffant pas notre budget (krkr)
Petit plus pour l’étage plus axé bien-​être, cosmeto et santé dans lequel on peut trouver quelques produits très cool (surtout une gamme de produits au baume du tigre qu’on né trouve pas chez nous, des graines de chia, des variétés de sucre originales, des huiles essentielles moins chères que chez nous…).
Oh et beaucoup d’amour pour la marque EOS trouvable partout mais aussi chez WFM !

Excellent
Tant par le concept
Que par la possibilité de consommer sur place.
Petite pause équilibre au pays du burger.
Salutaire
Et pour le prix, certes le côté «supermarché» est un peu plus chère, mais le côté traiteur est vraiment pas mal

Gute Einkaufsmöglichkeit zwischen Lower East Side und East Village. Besonders interessant: die Buffets mit warmen Speisen.

Die Idee des Supermarkts ist der Wahnsinn: vorwiegend biologische Lebensmittel in allen Varianten anzubieten, wo alle mir bisher bekannten Bioläden müde einpacken können.
Hier gilt wirklich: Willkommen im Bio-​Wunderland der Superlative. Sei es in Form frischer Gemüse– und Obstviefalt, ready-​to-​cook Meal-​Gebinden, frischer Backwaren, Milch und Milcherzeugnissen, frischer Smoothie– und Safttheke, Frischfleisch– und Frischfischtheke, Cerealien, Nüssen, Kaffee, Schokoladen und Süßigkeiten, Eis, usw. bishin zu einer Art Kantinen-​Station, wo man sich frisch gekochtes Essen je nach Tageszeit to-​go abfüllen kann.
Zur Frühstückszeit reicht das Spektrum von süßem Yoghurt mit frischem Obst und Müslicrunch, warmen Hanfmilch-​Quinoabrei, warmen Zimt-​Porridge, Vanille-​Mandelmilch-​Oatmeal, Pancakes mit diversen Fruchtsoßen, bishin zur defitigen Variante mit Eiern, Bohnen, Speck, sowie Bagels in allen Varianten (Zimt-​Rosinen, Mohn, Seam, Plain, Vollkorn.)mit Creamcheese (und Lachs, Ahornsirup-​Walnüssen,) Abends erstreckt sich dann die Vielfalt über nahezu alle bekannten Länderküchen von indischem Hähnchencurry, Parmesanchicken, Tacos, Burritos, Sushi, Fisch– und Fleischvariationen, Mac&Cheese, Aufläufen, Nudeln, Burgern, Suppen, Gemüsepfannen, Linsengerichten, Salatbuffet.
Jedesmal überfordert mich die riesige Auswahl, aber es ist ein Einkaufserlebnis der besonderen, irren Art. Absolut bezahlbar und der Wahnsinn, wenn man nach einem anstrenden Tag gerne abends im Hotel gemütlich bei amerikanischen Trash-​TV abhängen möchte*