LINCOLN MARKET

I am new to this store in 2025. The employees were nice, and understanding about how the store should work for this part of Brooklyn. They had some high quality cheese from USA which I enjoyed and it was a nice experience overall. I am looking forward to another good experience. Update 1/14/2026: I had another very good experience with this market both in the quality, selection, and price of these food items and the organized check out system and polite and professional staff. I also felt safe here as some of the customers were well respected professionals in the community including NYFD. Some of the items I purchased includes Morton & Bassett San Francisco Saffron Threads, Sandt's Blueberry Honey, Quality Montchevre Cranberry Curry Goat Cheese, and Palak Paneer (Indian) and also Melinda's Black Truffle Hot Sauce ( I liked the green bottle so much last month I decided to try a new flavour from the same brand). Also there was a very happy and wonderful husky dog waiting outside the store for its owner who likely was shopping and this made me ( as a dog lover) enjoy the overall experience. Now I am wondering how nice my next visit will be! My Health is VERY IMPORTANT and I trust this store based on my recent experiences.

Really want to give a 4.5 here but will have to go with a 4. Lincoln Market is great though! As soon as you walk in you’re always entering a very clean store, well lit and with a good sense of a “flow of traffic”. You walk into a colorful selection of fresh produce that you’ll see someone stocking and rotating at many hours of the day and I’ve only found bad produce a few times; which seems more a consumer error of damaging and putting back or simply reshuffling things that that’s occurring. Never molded; mostly bruised or internal dissolving in potatoes/onions. Anyway as you continue they have beer&wine (and a nice selection) a dedicated seltzer section and you make your way into the aisles which is one reason I want to say 4.5-5 ⭐️’s! They have a WONDERFUL selection of dried goods! Spices you need for the recipes you read, a selection of quality cooking oils (including the fancy ones), arrays of rice, grains, gluten free, etc ; that are not in or around the other stores I’ve been to. For me this alone makes my day because I can get all the speciality items I need for just about any dish outside of the standard American. It’s so nice to see that and then be able to cook foods around the world. They do a good job of inclusivity and with speciality products! They even have an array of Buldak ramens and not one flavor! They’re truly curators and that’s wonderful. Great selections of healthy breads, then you’ll see a plethora of eggs and cheeses, followed by cold milks (they’re so many I don’t see how anyone could be unhappy with them). The frozen section is a delight as well! Really like their offerings in sorbet, a full dr preager’s space, and higher quality dessert brands that are harder to find. My only complaint would be that some items come and go and that’s it. So if you see something you like, or try something and like it, you might want to get two cause it may not be stocked again or for some time. If you like coffee they have a great selection of just about any coffee you could want or find in terms of quality and roast styles! They also have local Brooklyn roasted coffees and they’re delicious. It’s worth a trip to Lincoln just for the coffee to be honest; they even have their own bulk coffee and grinder too that is good. The issue for me is in the fresh meat and poultry section. The poultry prices are oftener marked down and great for the area; two or three times though I’ve bought it and the smell was definitely off. But my real gripe comes with the fresh beef… they have good and fair prices for beef and when it’s good; the quality is good. But I’ve often found that sorting through the meat there are grey packages, some several days past the sell by date, and some that feel like that section is not being monitored well. I saw a Jack daniels product 3 months past date on the shelf and was happy I checked to not buy that one. Other times it’s just a couple days but it’s gone grey with new meat on top which could then spoil that. And that is a let down for me because sometimes after making the journey and to grocery shop for the week, I’ll end up there on a bad meat day with no one directly around to talk to or report to; or much of an idea of who to address it to. If the butcher was around I’d probably just ask for some out the back. Since it happens 1:2 visits over the course of a year I’d say that’s the only area of improvement. Sometimes too I buy the meat and it turns overnight and I didn’t have time to go and return it. But, when it is good, it is a good! Don’t be mistaken. They source from a good purveyor and the quality of the beef has good flavor. I just wish it was more consistent in that regard. Otherwise it’s a great store, always kind and friendly employees. The cashiers are great and more friendly than other city stores so that’s a plus. You can tell they care and take pride here and continue to be, as a whole, a store above the rest! Definitely recommend stopping in for your overall grocery needs. Also: they have great health drinks and they carry Bob’s Red Mill 😃 !

Friendly staff and fresh products. The store itself is clean and have fresh meals daily also and they even carry sushi. A wide assortment of cheese, whole food items and packaged meals for one. If you are near by check it out you will not be in for a treat.

This is such a wonderful addition to the neighborhood. Special shout out to Eric in the amazing cheese dept. He knows A LOT about cheese and has curated an excellent dept. Lots of fun and interesting stuff to pick from!

I love this store. The employees are exceptional, the produce is great, my one complaint is that it’s very hard to navigate with a stroller, especially when they restock during store hours.

I tried delivery for the first time from Lincoln Market. The ordering process went smoothly. They got the order wrong upon delivery. Gave me vegan sandwiches instead of what I asked for. They forgot 3 of the sandwiches I ordered. When I called, it took a long while to get this sorted out. Finally, a supervisor called and was able to rectify the problem the next day. I would like to order delivery again, but am very leery after this first time. This is my fave market. Just a bit disappointed with this experience. Update: I have been using delivery now for 3 months. It has turned out to be a great experience. They are prompt and respond well if they are out of something, and have numerous delivery times. The staff is friendly. I highly recommend trying.

Overpriced and overstuffed with consistently horrible, rotting produce. I can’t believe we’ve been held hostage by this place as the only full grocery store in the area for years. Just two days ago I paid $10 for a quarter watermelon only to discover it is spoiled, sour, and slimy upon unwrapping it from cling wrap. This happens 80% of the time with this place — the produce rots at lightning speed or is already bad while still on their shelves. Lidl can’t come soon enough.

Excellent grocery store one of the best in the area! They offer a large variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, and the healthy food options are well stocked. It can get busy, but it’s definitely worth the visit if you can’t make it to Whole Foods.

For years we had pretty much nothing in our area as far as a place to shop except for Western Beef or Key Food. Finally Lincoln Market opened up some years ago. It is sort of "high end" and offers many options like produce (sometimes wilted lettuce, bad fruit) fresh seafood area, deli, Cheese area, fresh ground coffee, etc.. Unfortunately their prices are INSANE. And they raise them constantly and are often mislabeled on the shelves. I leave with one small bag of items and it costs me between $45-$80. They offer "crab salad" -- a small container for $6! Keep in mind this is NOT actually Crab -- but KRAB--Pollack fish and yet they price it as if it is REAL crab and do not call it by its real name. I swear there prices are even higher than Manhattan!! They know they are the only game in town for us locals and they price gouge shamelessly! I just bought a Divine chocolate bar priced at --$3.99 but they rung it up at $4.50. I complained as the prices on the shelf was $3.99. This is CONSTANT you really have to be vigilant or you will get ripped off. ugh!

It's been 4 years since my last review, and I'm happy to say this place is now the ONLY local grocer I go to. Yeah, I could save a few dollars going to Western Beef, but why walk the extra 3 blocks when the quality of goods and shopping experience at Lincoln Market is far superior in every aspect? As opposed to other local supermarkets, you're not bombarded with obnoxious music, bad lighting, or unaware fellow shoppers. The workers are also stellar and keep it moving -- although the line may look long, you never have to wait more than 8 minutes to check out, which is pretty incredible.

On average, per week I spend about $100 on groceries here. Today, I was as accused of shoplifting. I was followed several blocks, detained and upon arrival the manager (Omar), whom prompted the harassment -- admitted he didn't have footage nor witness me alsteal. I never been treated so poorly, with in a store in a neighborhood that I'm from. Sheer harassment for the sake of it. Unfortunately, this isn't the only incident of sub par treatment, I was catcalled by a cashier and taxed incorrectly. I've lodge a compliant to federal, state and local agencies regarding spoiled food, improper taxation and harassment. UPDATE: I've attached a email response from the CEO, who is refusing to provide direct footage of the bullying and prompted me to call the authorities. The irony, why didn't they call the police when management claimed I stole. As predicted, I will have to enlist the system assist. There lack of empathy is astonishing.

All I'll say is I can find what I could not find in other markets here. Plus, who can buy Brussels sprouts on the vine in a grocery store? I don't believe I have seen this before. The lines may get long, but they have a system and it moves quickly. Has not disappointed me. Great selections.

I really only come here when I want a Bougie lil treat that's on sale. Today I bought a pack of bubbie's passion fruit Mochi (excited to try). 2 New York strip steak's bone in at 8.99 a lb, and a box of back to nature thin mint cookies (my fave). They have an extensive offering of "health food" and prepared food. Very pricey. Not usually much of a line for checkout.

This place has good selection and is well-organized, but their stock has often not been refrigerated properly or is out of date. Goods that are fine when purchased elsewhere - prepared grape leaves, kimchi- are mushy when bought from Lincoln Market because of improper refrigeration. Their mixed nuts are stale and the oil coating them has gone bad. Their prepared foods are not good for similar reasons- their tuna salad has whitefish in it, presumably a cost-cutting move. There's a pattern with all these issues, and it's the reason I'm not going to be shopping there anymore. Food is too expensive to be throwing some of it away because the merchant is not doing their job properly or is cutting corners.

People keep comparing this place to Trader Joe's....really ? Is there a Trader Joe's around here ?!?! Large, fancy supermarket. Much better than the 2 on Cortelyou Rd. I'm not in the tax bracket to do all my grocery shopping here, but they have crazy cheese & beer selections, & their fresh coffee beans are now my fav in Brooklyn for making espresso at home: the Italian, Espresso, & Sumatra roasts. Beware: 70% of their coffee beans are old & dry, but the few fresh ones are REALLY fresh & amazing & fairly priced. My new fav coffee bean spot in BK.

give it a 2 1/2 stars a very over pricey $$$supermarket. think I've been in there about five times since been open On July 3 ,2025 around 3:30 pm was coming from downtown on Q train much Cheaper Pl., Trader Joe's I decided to go and get a bottle of dish detergent that didn't get at the other supermarket.going to the supermarket with my push cart full of groceries to the have the detergent I picked up, came to the cash register with my full of groceries that I came in the store with checked out my detergent and proceeded to try to go outside.l was stop by the guy in the front supposed to be aka security and another guy I guess he was manager/I couldn't understand what the man was saying so I kept saying what what he point down to my groceries asked me show receipt for my stuff bought from another store. l said no guess he assumed that I went into the store and put all that stuff in my cart it's called shoplifting with all cameras in the front watching I don't know How I do that? He asked me again. Do you have a receipt for that stuff said I'm not giving it to you call the cops I'm feel very ashamed and embarrassed being approached for shoplifting, and I think it was because of the color of my skin will never go back in there again I don't need the headache. don't need the trauma. . and it's called racial profiling. you assume that cause the color of my skin that I was a thief very insulting not again will never step foot in there again. PS I'm sure the******** cheaper New supermarket on Empire and Bedford Ave would be considered more suitable for all people pockets.

I have been coming to this market more and more as my needs for niche items have expanded. This is the closest location in Flatbush for relatively specific products with a good variety without being a co-op. It being close to the Prospect Park train exit on Lincoln Rd and some bus stops on Lincoln Road and Flatbush make it somewhat accessible if you are not close by. I can also imagine that it being close to the aforementioned Prospect Park also means you can have items for a somewhat fancy picnic on better weather days. You can find a large selection of kombucha and related drinks. It has a good inventory of Bob's Red Mill products, a deli selection, sushi selection and more. They also have a circular so you know what is on sale plus delivery through the apps (UberEats, other apps). So you can find what products are available before buying. They have normal shopping carts, the baskets and a something like a mini wagon which is the one I use. This doesn't of course beat bigger fancy chains of grocery and supermarket goods such as Whole Foods, Wegmans or even Trader Joe's. But I do think Lincoln has a good mix of the major brand names you would find at general super markets but also the local & peculiar items you would love to find. This is also a mini chain of supermarkets so you might find one in your area of Brooklyn

- Very high end grocery store - They open late...10pm - fresh products - different products from the other stores in the neighborhood * Who the hell else serves freeze dried chicken - more selection and wider varieties than I'm typically used to - very expensive tho - service is nice - Ask me, I'll tell you where the hidden bathroom is

Since its opening, I felt drawn to this supermarket. It's good 15mn walk from my place but I'd rather that than commuting to Trader Joe's. Very well situated right next to the Q Parkside station. You can literally shop for a picnic basket and head to the park. On that topic, they do have a lunch area with ready to go food (salad, soups, sandwiches). Their spacious layout has been helpful lately. It could be my luck but I have never had to really wait in line. I do visit mostly late in the day but I've also passed a few times in the morning and afternoon. I find it easy to social distance, find what you need and get out quickly. Overall, I like the quality and freshness of m their products.The fruits and veggie aisle is well stocked and flows very well. Nothing is hidden. I love that they have a good variety in the alcohol aisle, not just beer but hipster hard cider, sparkling drinks. Great dairy selection. I was really pleased by the freshness of their meat section. They have an aisle filled with snacks (nuts, dried fruits, gummy bears) as well as coffee that you can buy in bulk. All in all, this is going to be my main go to supermarket for a while.

If you really have to buy food there, be on the lookout. Their shelves are stacked with expired food and they will refuse to give you your money back "because all sales are final." Anything that is fresh, check the expiration date.

It's like the old neighborhood grocery stores like Associated, but not ... here's the pro's and cons: PRO + wide selection and variety of products + more natural & organic options / labels + updated decor, clean-ish inside CONS - Pricing higher on same products compared to local stores (i.e. Key Food) - Value not great compared to Trader Joe's

When it comes to grocery stores around PLG and Flatbush, you have options aplenty, but it's also common to find weak selections and expired products. Though the prices at Lincoln Market are on the higher end for the neighborhood, beggars can't be choosers, and I'm just happy to find that their produce is always fresh and their aisles are always really well stocked. They carry so many brands of hard seltzer, of ice cream, of cheese, and plant based meat. All the products important to me. Mask compliance has been high every time I've shopped there this year and the lines move pretty quickly. I go about 15 minutes out of my way to shop here because it's one of the better grocery stores on this side of the park.

I told who I thought was a manager that the boxed pies ALL HAD EXPIRED DATES ON THEM! 2 days later they're still selling old pies? The alleged crab cakes HAVE NO CRAB MEAT IN THEM!

We've been coming to Lincoln Market ever since they came to PLG, and have watched them grow. We've mixed feelings, hence an 'OK' review. On the positive side, they really seem to have tried to present well, and invested quite a bit in expanding their dairy section. The appearance & ambience is generally nice, but the produce section is way too crowded and needs more space [especially during the pandemic!] They offer a wide selection of foods, including a nice cheese selection, and the cashiers are very friendly and efficient. On the down side, underneath the veneer of presentation, the customer service of management leaves a bit to be desired. They come across a bit aloof and tend to assume the customer is wrong...not right. We inadvertently purchased a food after its best-by date (but was still on the shelf) and brought it back without the receipt because we didn't save it, and they inferred that we were being untruthful. On another occasion, we attempted to use a manufacturer's coupon that was legit, and they refused to accept it, telling us we could mail it to the manufacturer with their receipt, which was not true. Also, a lot of their prices are higher than regular grocery stores...however, their weekly sales help offset them. We still shop there because there is not much to pick from in the immediate vicinity (Pioneer on Parkside & Associated on Flatbush: yecch, Stop & Shop: recently closed, Ideal on Bedford: seems to be upping their game lately)...and they do continue to improve on their presentation. If they could install a good customer service manager and expand on their weekly sales, we'd happily add more stars!

I've always had a great experience there and I think the whole neighborhood appreciates Lincoln market especially during COVID. Also the guy behind the cheese counter can tell you all about the ancient history of different cheeses.

New grocery store in the neighborhood. Definitely fancier than most other places nearby (perhaps with the exception of Wholesome on the corner). Really nice employees from my experiences so far. Lincoln Market has prices similar to the Associated on Franklin, but is cleaner, has bigger aisles, and much more depth of item selection for things like cheese, drinks, and meats. They do carry beer as well - a generic selection for the most part. The produce so far has been a bit pricey, but of good quality, despite a confusing layout (three separate spots to find carrots??). They're still working out a lot of kinks (many items lacking prices still, for example), but this place has a lot of potential and has a great location. I'm hoping they eventually do weekly sales, which would make it my default choice in the neighborhood, otherwise I might still make the trek to Western Beef or Associated to get some staples for less. Because I'm not going to pay $7+ for non-dairy Ben & Jerry's ice cream when I can get it for 2/$5 from Associated! --- Edit: They have their sales setup now! Awesome! Seems to mirror most of the sales that Associated has on products which makes it now the clear winner in my mind for the neighborhood.

This is easily the largest, widest selection, best maintained grocery store in the area. I only wish I'd discovered them sooner, since I usually get off at the Parkside ave stop rather than Prospect park stop. Meat, seafood, produce, dry goods all fantastic quality and selection. Yes, it's a more organic / gourmet grocery store, and the prices reflect that, but it doesn't feel like a ripoff in our opinion, compared to some other fancier stores we've been to in Brooklyn. Couldn't be happier to have them in the neighborhood as an option.

It's amazing when you can find the best high end products and fresh produce and seafood within the Prospect/Lefferts garden area. Hands down Lincoln Market is the best place to shop. The prices are amazingly cheap and the staff members are always friendly and welcoming. You can always find a staff member within each department to assist you immediately. They make shopping easy for disabled and elderly or just individuals that don't feel like going out to shop in public to shop online and receive their groceries the same day. Love it. Thanks for superior service and great products. Egyptt lefferts garden resident Musician p/k/a Wavee-E

They're not customer service oriented. They are a tad over priced. You pay for the location.

I love the variety of items and great sales. However, most of the time I shop here, there is a price dispute. Items that are advertised as being on sale ring up at full price. This has gone on since this store opened. I have to load my groceries on the belt slowly so that I can check the price of each scan. I also double check my receipt before leaving. I visited today, asked for a small piece of fresh salmon that was already cut. The price, $16.81. WHAT??? The fish monger charged me for two pieces instead of one. Check your prices shoppers. I told the manager, he said he would talk to the employee. Did he? I dont know because he went to his office instead of to the fish area. After all of this being said, I prefer this store much more than Western Beef. The variety is amazing, sales are great and I expect to pay what you advertise and not more. Most of the cashiers are friendly and all are swift. They get you in and they get you out.

Usually when I go everyone is very nice and friendly. Tonight I went to buy some ground Turkey to make burgers and notice the store had shady brook pre made Turkey burgers with spinach and kale...sounded yummy, so I picked it up and bought it...not knowing that when I came home and opened the meat would smell horrible! I looked at the date and saw that THE MEAT WAS 2 MONTHS OLD!! I can't believe a store would still have me like that on their shelves! it was really crazy to open the meat and smell the horrible smell! I've purchased meat from Lincoln Market before and never had this problem, but I just know that from now on to double and triple check what I pick up because even though I was in a rush, I still would never expect to find that I picked up me thought was 2 months old... not to mention that it was sitting with the rest of the produce there

We used Lincoln Markets catering service for our Friendsgiving this past weekend and could not have been happier with our decision. The customer service, quality/taste of the food, free delivery was 10/10. I will be using them again in the future and would recommend them without hesitation.

So I brought my cart to the register and this super young, short-haired cashier asks me as she's ringing me out "When was the last time you cried?" I was thrown off by the question. I said "What?" And she repeated herself, drawing her fingers from her eyes down her cheeks. And so I talked about the Thousand Oaks shooting for a sentence or so. But, what? And I'm not saying fire this girl, but, what? I get it, I worked at a supermarket, and it's crazy boring. But, what?

Clean, bright, well-stocked grocery store. We're very appreciative this place opened! That said, I've been overcharged for at least one item nearly every time I've shopped here. A couple of weeks ago, when I pointed out to the cashier that an item was on sale, she quickly said, "No, it's not." I politely said that I thought it was and asked if someone could check. A manager immediately told her the price was indeed lower than it had rung up. More recently, when I was again overcharged, a manager described how tough it was to stay on top of ever-changing distributor pricing for their thousands upon thousands of products. Okay, but this is part and parcel of the work of running a grocery store, isn't it? Pay attention to pricing, unless you like paying more than you need to.

Yes! Finally a supermarket that satisfies all my needs in PLG! Lincoln Market is a must if you're tired of the poor quality food at the neighboring Associated or Pioneer market. TJ is my go to for grocery items, and although Lincoln Market it slightly more expensive, the overall quality is comparable. The store itself is actually really large, which I was quite surprised by. Just come here!

Love this new supermarket in the neighborhood!!!!! Super clean friendly staff and fast service I'm so happy I don't need walk all way to western beef anymore

Twice now I've been sick after eating food from their deli. Terrible. I've also bought sour food from the deli- returned it and they did not throw the original away. Was still on sale 2 days later

Food was spoiled when I got it home almost fed it to my baby reporting this store to the department of health

This grocery store is clean. The staff is nice and accommodating. The prices are fair and the store is always stocked!! They always have everything I need. I love this store!!

Great products, great customer service and reasonable prices. All within walking distance.

This grocery store opened up a couple of weeks after I moved to the neighborhood and it is THE BEST THING TO EVER HAPPEN. First off, this is one of the largest, nicest, cleanest grocery stores that I have ever been to in the NYC area. I have bought everything from meat to produce here and it has all been very fresh. Also, the prices are not too high and the employees are all really nice! What more could you ask for!!? Also, Ben & Jerry's was on sale at 2 for $6 this week. My old grocery store use to charge 2 for $7 when it had a Ben & Jerry's sale. Please let this be proof that Lincoln Market is CLEARLY winning the grocery store game.

This store has always been stocked and well run. Even in the height of COVID they remained a reliable and safe grocery store we could rely on.

A breath of fresh air after shopping at the Western Beef for years. It's a really solid supermarket. They have a full service deli counter, a fantastic cheese counter (with a cheese monger!), and a wonderful selection of delicious looking meats. The prices are a good midpoint. Definitely not as low as the other big supermarket in the area, but they are not Whole Foods prices. The biggest thing I will say is this place has some great quality control (for now at least), because every piece of produce I've gotten from there has been exceptional! It's at a perfect location, right off of the B,Q Prospect Park stop, so it's perfect for people coming down to the neighborhood to visit the park. A very solid grocery store.

New market with fresh items. Im pretty frugal and compared to the key food, natural food store on church and the flatbush co-op, lincoln market has the most competitive prices. When I'm unable to make it to traders, I'm most confident this place will provide. Take it from me, as i gave personally vetted the other supermarkets in the vicinity that have organic products and Miss frugal on a budget!

Was in the area and decided to pop in and get some items. Got home and most of the things that I got were expired..expired breads, expired chips/crackers, milk...so yeah this place is too out of my way to come and return the items. It shouldn't have to be like this at all. Don't sell expired stuff.

I love this market. It's organized, clean m, has a wide variety, best prices and the staff is friendly and professional. We are lucky to have this ship in our neighborhood. Thank you Linclon Market!!

I have been traveling in Brooklyn from out of state, and walking all over the place trying to find a high quality grocer with a great selection. And organic produce! This is the BEST I have found. So happy to have found you.

I sorry to say I can't even give this 1 star, purchase from your ready serve menu , 1 roasted chicken, hot home steamed some rice, sauteed some vege & made a soy sauce base sauce to enjoy, when I open the container the chicken looked beyond burnt, but I'm saying the rub they used must be dark & I'll take off the skin any way, didnt help is was burnt havent only prep the above listed I served my husband a place and myself we tried to consume the unconsumeable until we had to dump the meals, I place the uneaten just over 1/2 chicken back in the container & place it in the refrigerator, to take back to the store the next day, because we recycle the bag that the chicken was served in was used as a trash bag, and unknowing the cashier place the receipt in the bag & gave me cash in hand so thinking I had the change & receipt in my purse no receipt. Went online to search for return policy, none were listed went into store about 10 am to be told no receipt there is nothing there can do although the price tag is still on the container with the name of the place listed. I said ok then can u dump this for we an walk out, that will be the last time you'll see my business & my building business as I have shared my experience, its just a couple of hundred neighborhood persons. Your food quality is sub Try to post and it said I have to rate you'll , no choice again him

Great addition to the neighborhood - a great option for fresh quality stuff (- not a huge fan of the prepped foods - chicken is dry, shrimp is over cooked and tough and the two guys that I've dealt with behind the counter have been unpleasant). That said, great selection for a grocery store and a much cleaner nicer shopping experience than the local Western Beef. Most of the cashiers are lovely, too

I passed this store for the first time and decided to check it out. I was completely surprised by how well stocked the store was. But what really made me happy was the great salad/soup bar which I took advantage of to have lunch. It was great.

Great selection of quality products. Pricey, especially for produce, but to be expected. Plenty of organic and vegan products too.

Finally a true grocery store! So hard to find around here. This place has it all. It's big. Clean, fresh. Doesn't smell bad. A wide selection of products with good prices. This should be everyone's go-to grocery stop.

Love this place. Great selection of seafood, cheese, vegetables... things you might expect from a grocery store but haven't been able to find in Flatbush.

Shopped again here today. Didn't have time to look at the receipt before leaving. Told myself I would update to a one star rating if they had overcharged me on any of the six items. And so here it is...

For the neighborhood this is a lifesaver. It's not a Whole Foods, but it's awesome to have! Great cheese selection since we've never had one, and the veggie area is great. Beer section very nice, but we also have the beer emporium around the block. What I find is with all the grocery spots each one has something that your go to, but what this place has that only associated and western beef has is MEAT section and a nice fish section. Winner until Whole Foods comes in and swallows it.

I use to love this supermarket until I encountered Omar the most racist incompetent so called manager. I walk a far distance to this supermarket to get fresh produce and organic products. I picked up 4 boxes of sausages that was labeled "sale 2 for $4" and got to the register and it scanned $2.99 each. I told the cashier and she called Omar who immediately stated the price changed today and he can't give me the items for the price it was LABLED. I walked with Omar to verify the price as the associate was removing the sale sign. Omar began to show just how racist he was being as he stated "you have a bunch of sausages so I'll give you the sale price for half". I was appalled at his response and asked why. He stated he was doing it out of courtesy. Omar even got into a back and forth argument with me, something I've never witnessed at that location or experienced myself. Usually the other managers are accommodating and courteous if a sale sign is outdated it's not the customer fault you misled them. Omar treated me like I was trying to scam him or was purchasing my food with food stamps. I told him had I been a white woman I would've never had to go through such embarrassment for a item that he knows for a fact was on sale. It was poor customer service and management on his part. I literally had to make a scene to be treated fairly. I felt very belittled and will NEVER PATRONIZE THAT BUSINESS AGAIN! Absolutely disgusting way to treat customers, Omar should be fired indefinitely!

This grocery store was such a welcome addition to the neighborhood! It has a huge selection of products, including a lot of local, all-natural, and organic brands. The closest thing PLG has to a Whole Foods- they even have a section where you can buy nuts and grains in bulk. I lived down on Clarkson ave but would regularly make the walk up to Lincoln market to do my grocery shopping because it is just so much better than the options by the park side ave stop. The one thing I wish the grocery store had was a butcher and a better selection at their seafood counter.