Food Bazaar Supermarket

I won’t be shopping at this location anymore. I don’t do my major grocery shopping from here anyway, but the few items I get are overpriced due to them being organic. And not just that, it was getting tiresome finding a product that’s marked as on sale only to find out its excluded because it’s organic, only the non-​organic version is on sale.
So thanks, but no thanks I’ll gladly hope on the train and ride a few stops away to Key Foods on 46^th and Bliss for a night run.
Two stars for it being slightly closer and their small organic selection, truthfully that too bothers me because they are inconsistent with their selection (one week they have organic bananas, next week they stopped carrying them) which forced me to shop elsewhere anyway.

Food Bazaar… I frequent this place almost every 2 weeks. They are expensive however that justifies the fact that they have a beautiful Meat selection. I truly am in heaven every single time my fiancé takes me. One thing that bugs me is the fact that they don’t carry Cherries! Are you serious!!! Your a grocery store for crying outloud.

This place is ok! Open ²⁴⁄₇ so that’s a big plus. it’s a nightmare to come during the day soooooo many people. I live around the area so i do my shopping at night :) stress free.

I love the Junction Food Bazaar (34^th Ave) because it always has a plethora of good, fresh items at very good prices. I go out of my way to come here. Yeah, so the traffic (human and vehicle) on Junction is always a disaster as is the way in and out of FB’s parking lot… the employees get you in and out and the deals are almost always worth it.

I wish there were star categories for things. This place is 5 stars for produce but one star for customer service!
THe lines are insane no matter what day or time you go. Finding someone to help you is a mission so better bring your big boy pants with you! Although they will gladly flag you down a taxi to go home.
THe produce is fabulous selection o both common and not so common items. Always great sales. I always end up buying ao much it spoils before we consume it all! The fresh herb selection is great at much lower prices than waldbaums or other larger market chains.
The meat selection is good but tends to be in large packages so be prepared to break it down if you are single or a couple.
They have awesome fresh fish selection and often live lobsters are on sale for less than $ 9/​lb. While the guys there are knowledgable about their fish… Good luck prying said knowledge out of them if you don’t speak Spanish.
I really don’t buy non food items here unless I absolutely have to because their prices are a bit higher for that stuff.
While you wait in line don’t forget to grab one of the Table Talk mini cherry pies… always a bonus and rarely make it home.
Happy shopping!

bazaar is truly bizarre and fascinating in its own unique way. at peek times this place is a zoo, packed with loads of people wielding their wic cards and baby carriages. I come here at night to avoid the crowds and enjoy the loud Latin music, the free parking, the good produce and the excellent bargins. I would stay away from the meat department as there is simply way too much of it to believe it is possible to control the quality and freshness. Seafood, Deli and Bread departments are decent and very well maintained. They have really good dry good bargins ex, 20 rolls of toilet paper for $ 8.00??? ²⁴⁄₇ entertainment.

I like to shop here, but today, one of the employee cut the line without saying any word of «EXCUSE ME» or «SORRY». And that person only say «I am the employee here». I don’t care if you’re the employee or the Boss, you have to respect the customer no matter what!

Ehhh… I’m not in love with this place, but I’ve got to admit it’s a huuuuge upgrade from the dingy C-​Town that used to be there.
The produce section is fairly extensive and quality for the supermarkets in this nabe. As is the selection of Hispanic/​Latin American/​Caribbean products, of course.
There are just some things you won’t find here, though. Certain more «American» or «gourmet» type products are nowhere to be seen. Not a wide variety of Ethnic products besides the Hispanic stuff, either. Trade Fair has a little more diversity (Indian, Middle Eastern, European) in their ethnic food selection.
Things are kept pretty orderly and clean. I would be sure to check expiration dates, though. Also, I know they put refrigerated items and meat back after they’ve been sitting around the store and that makes me a little uneasy.
Biggest issue is price. Nearly everything here is more expensive than in other local markets such as Trade Fair. Those dimes add up!
And I appreciate that they’re open 24 hours, especially since it’s just across the street! Their parking lot is of no use to me, but it’s nice for those of you with cars.
Lastly, I’ll let you in on a little secret. They make a pretty mean chicken empanada in the deli — $ 1.25, large, tasty and filling.

Come here in the middle of the night to buy cheap fruit, photograph the wall-​of-​beans (as far as the eye can see), and rock out to thumpin’ house beats or DJ Mister Cee ‘The Finisher’ or whatever they’re playing in there.

I love this supermarket, I come from manhattan just to get their turkey wingletts, they are the only place that sells them, they also have a great selection of fruits and vegetables. Their prices are cheaper than the food bazaar in the bronx.

This place is great. It is a huge supermarket. They are open 24 hours a day and they have an amazing selection of food and vegetables. How amazing, they basically have a green house bigger than some stores. It is pretty serious and the prices are great on their fruits and vegetables. Limes in manhattan can be 75 cents each. Here, many times 8 for $ 2 and even better. Seriously, its great! They place loud music, even at night so I will get calls at midnight when I am there and people ask, where the hell do you shop? and I say. Junction food bazaar!
They even have a cheesy youtube video: