Jubilee Marketplace (Supermarket)

What an incredible grocery store and not too expensive! The fresh mushroom selection alone is an example of how special this place is. Huge selection of fresh produce including hyper-local farmers market section with rare organic vegetables. Also, an incredible Korean foods and tinned fish section!!! Cafe upstairs has super nice staff and great espresso drinks with breakfast/lunch items. Great job, welcome to the neighborhood!

20Grams is a cafe inside the marketplace. They have a good selection of Asian ramens to try for $5 - perfect for those who do not want to commit to buying a whole pack! Tried the Buldak Spicy Chicken with Cheese and the Jin Mild - both tasty and will be added to my shopping list! Also tried their $2.50 cheeseburger which is slightly bigger than the White Castle burgers. A must try!

UPDATE 3: I work in retail and know prices and margins, so don't even try to suggest I won't understand why "some" of your prices are higher than other multi-billion dollar businesses. I completely understand a 10 or even 20% difference, but I'm just not willing to pay 30-50% more on some items - mostly out of principle rather than money itself. There's no reason why a pint of blueberries should cost $10-11 while you can get it from a deli around the corner for less than half of that (and they're not a multi-billion dollar business, by the way). UPDATE 2: Minor Figures organic oat milk just went up from $3.99 to $5.99, that's a 50% raise. It's $4.29 in Whole Foods so I'll go back to that once again. I buy 2-3 of these a week. I live 2 blocks from Jubilee and this is a shame, as I'd rather do my weekly food shopping around the corner, but the price discrepancies are so huge that I end up saving hundreds of dollars every month. If you lower your margins, you'll sell a lot more and attract more new customers too. Overpricing is not a good or smart move. UPDATE: Still way overpriced and no organic fruit at all. (see $4 price difference for the same item between them and Whole Foods attached - for some items the discrepancy is even higher). I only go for things I need last minute but do the bulk of my weekly food shopping elsewhere. Very clean, organized and pleasant environment. Friendly and helpful staff. Super convenient location. Great selection and many items are fairly priced. Taking one star off for items that are just disproportionately overpriced, such as: cassava tortilla $15 vs $8.99 elsewhere; organic kale $3.99 vs $2.79 elsewhere; organic cucumber $3ea vs $1.79 elsewhere; cashew yogurt $9 vs $6 elsewhere; Hu chocolate bar $8 vs $5-6 elsewhere, just to name a few. I'll definitely keep shopping there but will keep buying overpriced items elsewhere as it definitely adds up. Update: I won't email you to tell you how to improve. It's quite obvious - just make your prices more competitive because people pay attention and will shop elsewhere. Yesterday I only had to walk a block and a half to buy a HU chocolate for $5.49 instead of $7.99 from you.

Great selection. I especially appreciate the fresh, local and forced labor-free seafood. But many items (especially vegetarian fare) are clearly price gouged. In aggregate, I’d estimate that my groceries here are about 30% more than somewhere like Whole Foods (excluding fish/seafood). That’s enough to turn me elsewhere most of the time.

Jubilee has truly become my go-to grocery store! As a Korean, I'm particularly pleased with their extensive selection of authentic Korean items, making my shopping experience truly enjoyable. Whether it's fresh fruits, vegetables, quality meats, or a fantastic array of frozen goods, Jubilee delivers on variety and freshness. Also, the staff's friendliness and the well-organized aisles contribute to the overall positive vibe during each visit. A little tip for fellow shoppers: don’t miss out on their Korean strawberries! 🍓 These little red gems are truly amazing, bursting with flavor and freshness. I highly recommend it!

The market downstairs has an impressive selection and everything I've tried, including the meat and fish counter, has been great quality! I feel like their 20grams Cafe right inside the entrance is a hidden gem! The drinks are so well-made and seriously, you can't beat these prices in nyc. They also have fun unique drinks, like island time (butterfly pea flower, coconut water, lime) and tune-up tea (iced hibiscus tea, ginger, and lychee) which are really refreshing without the caffeine. I've had their to-go items a few times, and I really like their salads cause they're always fresh and huge portions. Beyond the croissants, miniature cakes, and kolaches (soft bread buns stuffed with sweet or savory fillings - and they heat it up for you!), they also serve legit food like quesadillas with scratch made tortillas. I found out they change the menu every two weeks, so I'm excited to see what their chefs come up with next. And they're open early for breakfast until late for dinner, which works great because they're conveniently right next to the ferry stop :)

Beautiful! Everything is organized to have a nice shopping experience. The staff is friendly and the prices are reasonable. This is a great addition to the neighborhood. I like having coffee and pastries within reach.

I had my doubts about these sliders but they are actually pretty legitimately good and at a great price. My only gripe with em is the bun is kinda dry but otherwise it's very tasty and surprisingly filling, and the grilled onions are done really good.

This review is specifically for the man who squeegees the exterior of the building. I walk past Jubilee nearly every day and this man is always out there, working hard to make sure it is sparkling amidst all of the construction dust from the nearby site. It's evident that if a grocery store takes this much pride and puts this much care into its upkeep, it's a special place. Love the burgers and the condiment aisle too, but mostly squeegee man! Keep it up.

Been here for both regular groceries and the viral burger. It's split into two floors. The main floor is the food-court area. Below is the grocery store. The grocery store is very nice and clean. Has a wide variety of foods and a surprising amount of Asian foods and other specialty foods. Prices were kinda expensive (in comparison to other places in the area). Staff very nice. The main floor is where you can order food. I had the viral burger and it's very good for the price. It's small, but for the price of a McDonald's burger, you can have a real hamburger.

I came to the market to see if they had any items I could add to this week's menu, and it was an educational visit, to say in the least. I was pleasantly surprised with all the fresh fruits and vegetables in stock. They also had an entire area just for mushrooms exclamation. I mean like really good mushrooms! I know I will definitely back to get some of the lions mane variety for when I go to Virginia next time because I need to make vegan crab cakes from my grandfather (allergic to seafood). They also feature a luxe skin and body care atra with top brands from the US and Asia. The prices here are quite a bit higher than any of the Asian stores I've ever visited in NYC, likely due to the location. I found some really cool items that I've never seen anywhere else.So I picked them up for food prep in the future. Come check it out, you might find some good stuff!

3.5 Walking in you are greeted wit the aromas of burgers on the grill. The upstairs is dedicated to a 20g Cafe serving up burgers, BEC, ramen and some other items. After reading about it in Eater we thought we'd give it a try. It was quite busy when we arrived and it took quite awhile for our order to come out. The burgers are super cheap, $2.15, and a little more to add cheese. They are a smash burger served on a potato slider bun with grilled onions and pickles. The burger itself comes off as tangy, so IMO it's hard to actually taste the meat. For $3 you can get a side of tater tots which was a nice sized portion for the price. While the burgers are indeed cheap, they are small and one does not a meal make. I was slightly disappointed afterwards, but enjoyed eating it. We then went downstairs to check out the market, which has a nice selection; including fresh cheese, meat and fish counters. Market prices are on the high side for most items.

Cheap food. Excellent service. Ambiance is like a mini food court. Nice variety in the supermarket below.

Supermarket. NO PURCHASE. Knew this Grocery was EXPENSIVE the moment I walked into this place. JUBILEE is known for being a Gourmet Grocery Store. I actually did make a purchase in JUBILEE at 20 GRAMS upstairs who sell their Hamburgers at a ridiculously low price. Due to pricing be wary of the Grocery. CAUTION.

I really hoped this burger lived up to it's reputation. Sadly, the sauce was this Burger's demise. I ordered 8 sliders and after the 1st, I couldn't get to the 2nd. I live in NJ and this place honors White Manna in Hackensack. To be honest, the onions are the biggest hindrance to the greatness of this slider. The amount of onions ruined the taste of the burger. I tried to eat another slider a few days later and it only reminded me how bad my 1st experience was. Brooklyn has no soul and will try to pass off anything to keep it's progressive reputation. This burger sucks.

Stopped by today to check out the market and the burgers. Really nice market place. Very clean and nice customer service. Definitely grabbed some cheeseburgers to go. Hands down a great burger worth more than its price! It's a solid cheeseburger that we really enjoyed. One is definitely not enough. Simply a brilliant little burger that tastes great at an amazing price!! Definitely returning!

Good grocery store. Well organized. Great fresh meat and fish counter. I feel sk fancy and adult when I buy raw fish wrapped in paper. The coffee selection is weird. Mostly whole beans. No Chock full of Nuts for some reason. I keep buying my food here.

Checked out this place, looks fancy lots of high end products, mushrooms, meats, seafood and specialty snacks you can not find anywhere else. Got the mont blanc pastry will be back to try more items...Lots to explore

I finally took the time to taste THE burger! The infamous burger for only $2.55. The burger that is so tasty and inexpensive they offer their burger in bundles. The garlic confit. The pickle. The onion. The sauce. The bun. The burger!! Everything paired super well together and tasted lovely. I not only tried the burger but I also tried the tuna melt. Both were delish. The tuna melt came on the same bun, included pickles, cheese, a nice ratio of toppings to bun to meat. The only criticism I have is that they are pretty small. So if you are hungry like I was, you might need to buy another.. which is exactly what I did after shopping downstairs and spending way too much bc grocery stores are thieves! Period! Sigh! But at least you can get a super good cheap burger that makes you smile! Which is exactly what I did right after I finished shopping.. haha! Bc I was still hungry! lol! Worth it! And when I went back I picked up the tater tots which were hot and crunchy. I would have liked a lil salt, but they didn't need it. Everything was delish and I will definitely be going back for more!!!

The market downstairs has an impressive selection and everything I've tried, including the meat and fish counter, has been great quality! I feel like their 20grams Cafe right inside the entrance is a hidden gem! The drinks are so well-made and seriously, you can't beat these prices in nyc. They also have fun unique drinks, like island time (butterfly pea flower, coconut water, lime) and tune-up tea (iced hibiscus tea, ginger, and lychee) which are really refreshing without the caffeine. I've had their to-go items a few times, and I really like their salads cause they're always fresh and huge portions. Beyond the croissants, miniature cakes, and kolaches (soft bread buns stuffed with sweet or savory fillings - and they heat it up for you!), they also serve legit food like quesadillas with scratch made tortillas. I found out they change the menu every two weeks, so I'm excited to see what their chefs come up with next. And they're open early for breakfast until late for dinner, which works great because they're conveniently right next to the ferry stop :)

I strongly and wholeheartedly recommend our new grocery store in Greenpoint! Food selection and quality is impressive, with a wide range of imported food, including hard to find gourmet items. This business also deeply cares about our community! Their very generous support to our public school PS31 allowed much additional education opportunities to the children of our neighborhood! I will shop nowhere else, and I hope all of you as well!

My new favorite marketplace! Everything here is really fresh and the prices are very comparable to other supermarkets like Trader Joe's. It's also not as busy so it's not overwhelming to shop

Stopped in on a stroll down west.st. and was blown away by the quality and prices. It seems like a stealth fancy Korean grocery in the vein of hmart, hiding in an anonymous condo supermarket...artisanal gochujangs, extensive frozen Korean seafoods, seasonings, etc. The mushroom selection is huge and they sell a house made jarred wild mushroom in olive oil from unsold stock. They claim to be a whole animal butcher, and the meat selection looked solid and well priced. Produce was the only section that seemed undistinguished. I bought some of those jarred mushrooms, Ventrusca Tuna on sale for $7(!), and a jar of the elusive Sambal oeleck, which has been absent from store shelves for over 2 years. I'll be back.