Yuvam Market

Nueva York, Estados Unidos

2.5

2 opiniones

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+1 718-438-4638
Dirección:
805-60th St, Nueva York, NY, 11220
Dyker Heights, Borough Park
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
170 m8th Avenue (N)
440 mFort Hamilton Parkway (N)
980 m59th Street (N,R)
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Horario local (Nueva York) 13:38 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

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2 opiniones sobre Yuvam Market

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Tu valoración: 3
Brooklyn, NY
I think the perceived lack of friendliness in this tiny Turkish grocery store is a function of a language barrier — the guy behind the counter seemed to have minimal English. That didn’t change the fact that there are many things here you might want at reasonable prices: Turkish bread, olives, yogurt, cheeses, spices, pulses, various prepared spreads (sweet and savory), harissa, baklava and the like.
Yes, there are better Turkish markets in Brooklyn, and no, this one isn’t worth going out of your way for. If you live nearby and cook Turkish at home this place is useful.
Tu valoración: 2
Brooklyn, NY
Once upon a time there was a friendly, welcoming Turkish store with a helpful staff in the middle of Sunset Park. Unfortunately this place isn’t it. When we walked in and said hello, the (I assume) owner barely responded and the other guy watched us like a hawk. Hey if you are going to watch us, at least pretend to be friendly! The store itself has some interesting Turkish products but so do many other more welcoming Turkish stores in Brooklyn.