Brooklyn Fare reviews

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Barbara G

google

3

Like walking through a maze. A little over the top however I like the diversity in their food selections. Quality of fruits & veggies are great. I gave 3 stars only for floor lay out, not the quality and good service.

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Lucas Chung

google

Thank you for the review, Lucas. We're happy to see that you enjoyed our wide selection but we're sorry to see that you found us pricey. We try our best to offer a variety of products at every price point. Have you signed up for our Loyalty Program? You'll accrue points that can be redeemed for money off a future bill. Another great way to save is with our weekly store and manager specials. Be sure to check those out as well. Hope you'll give us another opportunity to leave a better impression with you soon.

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3

Lots of selection but pricey. Bring pictures of the sale price of items to the register and make sure they honor the sale. Ive been charged full price numerous times on items that were clearly on sale.

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Kut Akdogan

google

5

They have all the things and the experience is seamless.

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James Hamiton

google

Thanks so much for taking the time to review us, James! We appreciate your kind words on our fresh cut meats, prepared foods, grocery items, and of course, our beer selection! We couldn't have said it better! Hope you'll shop with us again soon!

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5

Great place fresh cut meat prepared meals all your grocery needs and beer I just wish they had Jimmy Dean sausage patties

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Chuck Anderson

google

3

Easily my favorite supermarket in the neighborhood - it manage to feel both more personal and human than the big Whole Foods 365 three blocks east, while also generally having deeper/better choices. Really helps that this is a full service place, with humans manning the butcher, cheese, deli, etc stations unlike WF. Usually much faster to checkout too, even when the line looks endless. I've always thought this is one of those stores which does a surprisingly good job serving the needs of both the older community and the newer gentrifiers. Of course there are some products their rivals have better selection or prices (especially staples where you can get their 365 house brand cheap) but more often I think the reverse is true. EDIT: apparently changed ownership in 2021 - I believe a Brooklyn Fare in Manhattan is ironically the only one under the original ownership. I've not noticed significant changes in inventory - it remains better overall than Whole Foods on Flatbush, but each has things the other doesn't - but service is less friendly, and quite frequently one item in my cart turns out to have an outrageously high price which I didn't notice until checkout. Last night I watched the checkout person blatantly swipe an item twice and had to ask him to correct this: it'd be easier to feel 100% sure this was an honest mistake if the icy service and unpredictable buyer-beware pricing didn't already give off a whiff of predatory hostility. Docking a star and more often ordering from Fresh Direct, which of course has its own warts.