Superior Market

If you like paying $ 1 — $ 2 per bottle more than you should by all means step right into Beer World. And that’s just the everyday stuff. Want a bottle of Evil Twin Cognac Jesus? Be prepared to pay $ 66 per bottle. F-​That! I can get these beers IN BARS at cheaper prices. Who and Where do they think they are? I hope they choke on every last over priced bottle. Price Gouging Stains on the Neighborhood.

The smoked mackerel and smoked grass fed black angus beef are amazing. Gabriel is incredibly knowledgable about where products come from and how they are produced, I just go in and ask him what is good, whatever he recommends, locally made Greek yoghurt, smoked fish, something I’ve never tried before, it’s always great. I love this place, but don’t just buy random products, ask them what they recommend.

I consider myself lucky, I get off the train and I like a beer with my dinner. To have Superior (Beer World) in the neighborhood helps in my search for a favorite beer. At Superior I was almost overwhelmed with the selection of beers. I now have several favorites. When I have a question, the guys there are always helpful with what I’m looking for. The selection makes my day after a hard days work.

I like this market for salads. They always have mix green and spinach salads for $ 2.99
They also sell other items but obviously not as many different items as a regular supermarket since this market is small. Its very convenient right by the train station. I don’t drink beer but if you do they have such a huge selection for all the beer lovers.
If you need to pick something quick then this is your place, there are never lines to pay either.

Don’t be fooled (like I was) by the exciting name «Beer World» on the outside. On the inside — small, overly packed, dirty, OLD products that are WAY OVER-​PRICED. Oh and to top it off the guys in there are jerks. All you need to know.

They may have a great selection, but they are over priced. They were selling goose island bourbon county for $ 89 and the average price is $ 20!!! THAT IS INSANE! And then they lie and get all defensive and say that’s what they tell us to charge which is obviously bullshit! Way to rip people off

The beer selection at beer world is première. It’s the only place in the area to get a complete selection of beer, craft brew from America and Europe.
There are lots of great snacks that are good to pick up with your beer. The guy who seems to always be there is very friendly and is part of the fun of shopping there.
Go here first for your beer needs. Prices are competitive and they have more beer than you could shake a stick at.

I am not a beer drinker, but this place has a wide variety of imported beers. I was very impressed.

Great supermarket, lots of imports and the owners have one great area of expertise… BEER! And beverages of course. They have an extensive collective and wide variety. If they don’t have it, ask! They might. Like I was craving a dark and stormy, which is ginger beer and dark rum, not only did they have twice the selection but they had Bundaberg Ginger beer from Australia which is hard to find. It made my day. But they have a great selection. Check it out!

Best Russian (Eastern European) food!!! Harry is my bestie!!! Awesome selection of meats and cheeses! Also if you need anything from back home (Russia in my case) you can find it all here!!!

When I first walked in, I didn’t realize this was a food market. I was on my way to get some beer from a different shop, then I saw the majesty that is Superior Market: a store front window of fancy beer. Beer, beer from everywhere! I’m in love. I did a bit of light food shopping and picked up my favorite Belgian blonde. I have no idea how I didn’t notice this place was so close to me! I am sad that I missed out on so many possible good times.

Super friendly and humorous. Incredible beer selection with great beer selection with stuff from all over the world. Nice guys and a great setup!

The Superior Market sign is prominently displayed above the storefront, with a little brother sign entitled Beer World less than prominently displayed in the lower left hand corner.
Can you sense where the focus of this review is going? At $ 13.99, there stood the Southern Tier Crème Broulee which was a third more as to price than I had paid a few weeks prior in Long Island. Considering the level of difficulty to get your hands on these gems, I took everyone he had.
A Maudite, an Ephemere and a Don De Dieu (two French Canadian triple wheat beer with spices, and a cider with coriander and orange peel) and my beer purchasing excursion for the day was completed.
The owner cautiously egaged me with a few
questions starting with «why do you ask about all these beers?» (Black Boss, KBS, Escoffier)
The beers I asked about are available somewhere in the world, all in the U S. After some beer banter back and forth between us, I left the store with a wonderful impression of the business and the people who run it.
He was kind enough to give me 4 beer specific glasses as well.

I honestly feel tremendous guilt if I ever go to another store. I love these guys. The beer selection is amazing, they’re very friendly and if you request an item they will do their best to try to get it in. They are the best.

I love this place, I come for the beers! They have soooo many types, that I can never decide which to get! I have tried a few, and the owners are really helpful at helping me pick out new beers! Extremely knowledgeable on just about every beer and European meats from the deli!

This review is for their beer only. Decent selection, but not enough of it is kept cold, and some of the bottles look older than me. Combine that with expensive prices and surly service and I won’t be back.

Okay, okay, the selection of meats and cheeses is incredible. The European specialties – sandwich cookies and spinach pie – are fresh and always enticing. The produce is crisp and fairly inexpensive. And I find the rest of the store to be clean and well-​organized. However, I have ONE major issue with this place: their beer prices are outrageous!
If the «Beer World» sign has lured you from Queens Blvd., do yourself a favor and keep walking. Key Foods has much more competitive prices and a selection that almost rivals Superior Market. (Neither Superior nor Key Foods refrigerates most of their selection. For a reasonable variety of cold six packs at a fair price, you’ll have to walk to Met Food.)

Great specialty store with a large variety of imported beers. They also have specialty foods such as cheese curds (YUM) and other European foods. First store I’ve seen in the US with cheese curds or as they label it, yogurt French cheese. I was very excited about that as well as seeing their ready made crepes-​also delectable. I have yet to try their Spanikopita but they look grandiose and amazing. The staff is super friendly and will be more than happy to assist you in finding the right beer.

I love this market.
I really do.
And not just because they have the best beer selection this side of the Mississippi, it’s because they have the best service, and fresh spinach pie I’ve ever had.
They have other staples, and they have an incredible selection of smoked meats, which I haven’t tried yet, but I’m sure are amazing. The store is like a maze, but it’s still clean, which is awesome.
Damn, that spinach pie & beer selection. If I could, I would go everyday for that, and hearing the owner & his friends crack jokes.
This market should never leave. Ever.
Spinach pie is awesome.

Great Beer Selection! Supposedly, one of the guys there has tried every single beer that they sell.
Duvel — my all time favorite beer. The champagne of beers.
Three Philosophers Beer — recommended by one of the guys at the store as part of the Duvel Family of Fine Ales; but made in Upstate NY. Tried it and loved it. Very full bodied.
2 other beers that we bought from there but haven’t drank yet:
I also agree with the other Unilocalers on here… bf and I have been here 3 times, but have always purchased beer. We’ve never made it past the cash registers.