Best Kosher Supermarket in Brooklyn, NY?
I'm looking for a supermarket/grocery in Brooklyn that is the most well stocked with kosher products - both the basics, and unique, hard to find items.
I know that there are probably quite a few, in Flatbush and Boro Park, and I know of some, but I'd like your opinions on which has the best, and most varied selection.
Thanks very much!
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Pomegranate is AMAZING! I am shocked that it has received so little love on this post. The selection is awesome. I think the prices are reasonable. One of the best supermarkets I have ever frequented.
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re: chaiman
I love Pomegranate and would totally go there from anywhere nearby, even Manhattan! From the easy valet parking to the helpful workers to having them unload my groceries and either load up my car OR deliver it to me later on (I live in Brooklyn), it is a pleasant experience! And I used to have to make a few stops to get different products that our local heimishe stores didn't carry since they are not chalav yisroel (Morningstar Farms vegetarian products come to mind) and now I don't since Pomegranate has them.
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the best kosher supermarket is KOSHER CORNER SUPERMARKET LOCATED AT 2055 MCDONALD AVE. I REALLY LOVE THE STUFF AND OWNERS.IT IS A PLEASURE TO WALK IN AND SEE SMILE ON CASHIERS . ALSO THEY HAVE EVERYTHING U NEED AND IF YOU WANT SOMETHING THEY WILL ORDER IT FOR YOU.
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King Kosher off Kings Highway is a full service supermarket with mini sores (deli, bakery. fish. cheese, meat etc.) within the store. Free parking underground parking next door with a $30 purchase and you get a 10% discount if you shop between 7 - 10am!
Friendly staff, good pricing and very well stocked.›1 Reply -
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pomegranate where kds was is overpriced and underquality try glatt mart corner ave m and east 12th in flatbush they have 100 car parking, big fresh selection of meats and chicken including ready prepared meat/chicken that you just have to bake, large selection of everything else and fresh deli section. prices are good and have good weekly sales. enjoy!!
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Though I haven't been there yet, I believe that the POMEGRANATE supermarket is the new kid in town; from what I've heard, it has everything (common and unique), large, free parking, and it probably more expensive than other markets. Alternatively, KRM market in Brooklyn is very large and has just about everything.
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Does anyone know where I can find a kosher version of Pecorino Romano cheese (not the powdery stuff); it's from a hunk of real, hard cheese. It's delicious shaved over a dairy salad. A kibbutz in Israel makes it.
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re: Chaya Yita
Try http://www.kosheritalia.com
Note: There is FREE ground shipping on orders of at least $75.
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I’ve adopted a wait and see approach on KDS new expansion on Coney Island ave between K&L, although if it’s anything like its previous carnation, then it is to be avoided at all costs, a horrid Meat section, wilted, over priced fruits and veggies.
I strongly recommend Friedman’s on thirteenth ave. -
I'll give you my take, as I've shopped at all of them:
Shop Rite: Expensive on the Jewish branded food, so I buy the regular grocery items but avoid aisle 13.
Friedmans: Excellent prices, great selection.
Landau's: Expensive all around, no sales.
Goldberg's: Expensive on non-sale items.
Moisha's: Filthy
KRM: Good prices, store's a little hard to navigate.
Mountain Fruit: I'm suspect of the freshness there.
I'll suggest a place that no one has brought up yet: Kosher Palace. There are two branches. The one on Avenue S and McDonald Avenue is very clean, well priced, great produce, and never too crowded. They take credit card with no minimum, and allow you to buy their sale items without a minimum non-sale purchase.
Another great place with those two policies and very good prices is Paperific, but they don't have a huge grocery selection.
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rosners in boro park (fourteenth ave corner 45th street) is probably the cheapest. they also opened a new location on ave f and mcdonald which is probably less packed and bigger. for aesthetically pleasing, i found hatzluche supermarket in williamsburg to be nice, clean and airy. shoprite on ave I and mcdonald has a tremendous kosher selection as does fairway in red hook. friedmans is probably the all around best in boropark, dont know much about the flatbush supermarkets, an fairway is probably the all around best in brooklyn, at least for kosher and probably for nonkosher too
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re: BPfatso
I used to enjoy shopping at Moshe's Discount on Avenue M. I haven't been there in a while, but I do remember that their pricing was good. Shoprite on Avenue I also has a large selection of Kosher products. I used to do all of my Passover shopping there. They even used to have a strictly kosher branch of their fish department (I assume it is still there) in the Shoprite.
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