Moisha’s Discount Supermarket

The place is a mess and makes the neighborhood look like a slum area. The store seems to think they own the whole block. Massive amounts of boxes are left on sidewalk with carts and guys running vehicles on the sidewalk. I and some other have taken photos and are filing complaints as this store needs to be fine. Not even going to mention the traffic jams they cause by trucks double parking. Someone is going to fall or get hurt and they will get hit with a big lawsuit. The photos tell it all. I and some other are filing complaints and sending the photos. Obviously they do not know how to run a store. It’s disgusting outside of their store and they have no respect for the others that live in that neighborhood. Meanwhile through their «contacts» they were given more money to expand. I almost got hit twice from their cars coming quickly down the parking lot. But its the filth and the mess they have outside the store. IT IS A PUBLIC BLOCK AND NOT PROPERTY OF MOISHES. I have several others like myself who continue to take photos. It makes our neighborhood look like a slum area. Shame on them.

Moishas, oh how do I rate you?
Moishas is like nowhere else in the world. Yes, it’s absolute mayhem. Parking is terrible, the other people shopping are obnoxious, there are just so many negatives.
But the prices… Boy, are the prices great. And that’s why all these people are bumping into you. And since the major renovation they underwent, the butcher and fish items are much better then they used to be. The quality of meat and fish is no where close to Pomegranate or I and D, but the quality for price is a bargain. Ground beef from there makes great burgers, and the chicken cutlet is great for grilling. I would definitely NOT recommend their steaks and expensive stuff because if you’re going to spend big money on prime meat, I’d recommend going to one of the real kosher butchers in the area.
But for regular grocery items, snacks for the kids, and cheese (wow the cheese is cheap), there is no place like Moishas.

Great food, excellent prices, though can get crowded Wednesday through Friday. Best time to go is Friday right before closing (early evening) and Sunday. Meats are as fresh as they get, as are baked goods. Valet parking available which is a plus because it’s hard to find parking.

My first piece of advice is to try to avoid driving here, since our community is sadly not known for being good drivers, and the garage is a disaster zone, an 10 car pileup waiting to happen. That being said, this store has some of the better deals in kosher shopping. Prices are somewhat cheaper here than other kosher supermarkets, and the selection is very good, particularly in terms of meat. They have many types of kosher meat, from a variety of sources, including beit yosef meat for Sephardim, Lubavitch, Satmar, Belz, and other shechitos. The produce selection is very good, too, with lots of prechecked vegetables (Star K, Bodek, JR, Postiv, Kosher Taste, Kosher Gardens, etc.) to your liking and standards, and the bakery selection has to be one of the best I’ve seen around, with lots and lots of challah, rugelach, cookies, and more, all pas yisroel and many items yoshon. Frozen foods are very good, too. I shopped here last a few months ago, when a friend stayed by me. We had very good mozzarella sticks from the freezer aisle, and some other things, too, that were tasty. I never tried anything from the deli counter, so I can’t comment on the quality of the prepared foods, but the pizza counter has very good prices on dairy meals, including very low prices for cheese pretzels, calzones, salads, and sandwiches. I’d come here just for those prices, honestly, while I pick up some items. I recommend this store especially at Passover time. Come at least 3 – 4 weeks in advance to stock up, though.

First off all the service is awful, the place have four managers that I really don’t know what their job there but no one of them helping to the customers, The only one that’s sitting on the register is Mexicans and none of them is happy, they just laughing at the religion customers that buying there, awful place !!! Don’t buy there!

You need to understand the community that is served by this grocery before you can rate it. The neighborhood is largely Orthodox Jewish and the average family has 5 – 7 children. Expect a lot of shopping carts do be full. The grocery items are all kosher, many from Israel and a significant number of the labels won’t be familiar to non-​Jews. Still, the store has many vegetarian and vegan items as well as gluten-​free items. Ask the manager or other customers about particular items and you will be able to find them. As a previous reviewer stated they don’t sell dog food. In this neighborhood most people don’t have pets. If you want dog food go to 7eleven or Shoprite. BTW, prices are no t higher than SAhoprite on on-​sale items.

Huge store! Valet parking! Everything you could want & then a little more. While variety seems scarce on some items, the store offers massive quantities of different selections. Make their own pizza and assorted dairy selection, and have their own fleishig take-​out counter too! Meat prices are some of the absolute cheapest in Brooklyn!

This is really a great kosher supermarket, great specials weekly, with the most amazing meat department at Rock bottom cheap prices, had an excellent experience shopping with nice and wide isles

Expensive and no pet food. Stay away. Not open on Saturday. Closes at 3pm on Friday.. Their. Sales are a joke. Stay away unless you are a millionaire. Go to shop rite if you are not a millionaire

This was my first time back here since about 15 years ago. They did make the place larger with wider aisles and an appetizing dept and even a bakery. However, the place looked like a mess and the process were not that great. I would not make a special trip out here.

Recently renovated, the store is now three times the size of the original Moisha’s Discount Market. That’s pretty much the only improvement. The overall rudeness of staff and fellow shoppers has not changed a bit.

They have just renovated this place and it looks a lot better. I admit that like the other people rating this store, it used to be a craphole. Now it is bigger, and nicer. The best part about this supermarket is the prices. Kosher food can get expensive.
I hear alot of people complaining about Moishas all the time, they say that its too crowded. The trick is to go on off peak hours. I found that Tuesdays as 1PM is a lovely time to stroll around this store.
Best part is they have Valet Parking, AND deliver. Love it.

This place is across from where my dad lives, and I only get here a couple times a year, but its always an amusing trip.
This place has become my Jewish soul food joint. This is where my dad goes to get challah, sour pickles, various awesome baked goods. Pretty much everything coming out of their bakery is super tasty. They have a really evil aisle next to the bakery filled with candy and various awesome baked goods. The chicken soup was mega salty when I was there, which was disappointing cause chicken soup is a critical Jewish food. I always make sure to check expiration dates on stuff from here, they’re not great about that.
I would warn those driving or walking near the store to be cautious, not the best drivers in the world here, but I think they put in a roof top parking lot when before it was just street parking (I have never driven there as my dad lives close enough that we walk), so even if you get horribly maimed on the way in or out, at least you got a decent parking spot.

this place is in a consistent state of cluster fuck. A majority of people there are rude, they are always restocking things in the aisles at anytime of the day, and the produce is not worth a glance.
Like what has been said before you go there to grab a few things but I would not recommend it for all your grocery shopping needs.

Great prices and great selection. That is if you can dodge the careless shoppers and their carts coming at you from all directions. It doesn’t help that the cashier tried to short change me $ 10. She didn’t even seem surprised when I caught her. Still, this supermarket is walking distance from my nieces and nephews’ home so I can bring them treats that are fresh and tasty.

As previous reviewers have said, this is definitely one of those markets you run to when you need some eggs or sugar, but I would never do all my grocery shopping here. They are always packed with people, and it doesn’t help that the store is small, plus people just pause in the middle of the aisles with their carts and strollers, and you have to say «excuse me» a few times for them to move. Again, like others have pointed out, their produce is subpar (avocados on sale, but they’re very unripe, too ripe tomatoes). Most of the cashiers also have poor customer service. I’ve worked at Whole Foods, and it just seems so unnatural to not give a customer eye contact, or just say hello. The only thing the girl said was my total, and seemed to get an attitude when I told her I didn’t want a plastic bag. I’m sorry, but being from California makes me a lot more conscious of not getting plastic when I don’t have to, but she didn’t seem to understand that.

I hate the people who shop here. They are not aware of spatial relations and apparently feel as if the world owes them something. The fruit also sucks. And their hours are really unpredictable/​nonsensical. That said, i live up the block so sometimes you can’t beat the convenience. I mostly just buy milk or flour here, not adventurous enough for the millions of kosher products they have. They DO sell these amazing honey glazed pecans though. I made the mistake of coming here on a thursday night once, that was really unpleasant/​stressful. If you have to make a completely kosher this at some point in yr life, everything you need is here — reasonably priced. But I would absolutely not go out of my way to come here, ever.
oh, they also have rock hard fresh cola mentos by the registers. novelty extra star for that.

their prices are decent. their produce is not the most fresh. fruits can look scary sometimes. the baked goods and packaged stuff are good, and the bakery staff is friendly.
it’s a reasonable place to shop if you live nearby and don’t want to go far. just don’t come here on a thursday evening, or you might be trampled by a stampede of hassidic ladies shopping for shabbos.