Three Guys from Brooklyn

I absolutely love Three Brothers Produce! It's become my regular stop for fresh produce, and honestly, it's a game-changer. Their strawberries are always incredibly fresh and sweet, tasting exactly like they should. And it's not just the strawberries – all their berries are consistently good, vibrant, and flavorful, unlike what you often find at bigger stores. Beyond the fantastic quality of their produce, the customer service here is top-notch. The staff is always friendly, helpful, and genuinely seems to care about their customers. It makes shopping for groceries a genuinely pleasant experience. If you're looking for the best berries and great service, you have to check out Three Brothers Produce!

I absolutely love Three Brothers Produce! Seriously, it's become my go-to for fresh fruits and veggies. Their selection is always on point – everything looks and tastes so much better than what you find at the big supermarkets. I especially appreciate how consistently fresh their greens and berries are. But beyond the great produce, their customer service is what really keeps me coming back. The guys working there are always super friendly and helpful. They're quick to answer questions about where things come from or if something's in season, and they genuinely seem to care about their customers. It’s just a really pleasant and welcoming place to shop. If you're looking for quality produce and a friendly face, definitely check out Three Brothers!

This place is the Little Engine That Could. The weekly specials are always fresh: never any “over the hill” fruit or vegetables. The regular prices are reasonable and at the lower end of today’s universally higher prices, if that makes any sense. There is no price gouging. And the folks who work here are as nice as can be. If you shop at 3 Guys a few times, they’ll recognize you-the kind or customer relations that are all but extinct these days. There are NO rude or bored cashiers looking at their cell phones while ringing up your purchases I make a twice weekly stop here and we are lucky that we still have a place like this. A great community resource.

I don’t know what happened to this store. I use to shop here all the time before but for a good period of time I didn’t because is not that close to me. Yesterday I was in the area and I decided to pick up some fruit I gut a watermelon, cherry’s and different types of mushrooms. Well to my surprise the cherry’s and watermelon had very bad aftertaste and the mushrooms that I cooked they had a very strong chemical taste. Basically I spend about $120 and throw everything in the garage. I don’t think I will shop here again. I don’t know if still are the original owners or maybe be under new management because newer and problem before.

While I am casually buying mushrooms the worker who was moving the cart try to ram me over injuring me really badly, when I told my manager about the situation, the manager put his head down and said ok! His attitude stinks treats us like we are nothing and the manager tries to be nice to cover up his rear with this messy grocery store and his “good” attitude. Stay away from this grocery store! This manager is incapable of his job!

Three Guys from Brooklyn is a great spot for fresh produce. The place is always well-stocked with a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. It’s open 24 hours, so it’s convenient no matter when you need to pick up groceries. The staff is friendly and always willing to help. The prices are good, and the quality of the produce is top-notch. It's located in a central area of Brooklyn, making it easy to get to. Overall, it’s a reliable place to shop for fresh items at reasonable prices.

Best fruits and vegetables in New York City, I put my soul on that. They also have fresh bread. No parking, and no mercy for those double parking. Open 24/7! Wow. Just off exit 6 on the I-278. You're wasting your money anywhere else.

This is One of my favorite store to buy fresh vegetables and fruit. I definitely recommend this place.

Three Guys now has a parking lot kiddie corner from their store. For those unfamiliar with the term, it means diagonally across the street intersection. It used to be a gas station, and still has some of the hardware. I haven't used their rewards system since the first rewards FOB dried up and broke off my keychain 8 or 9 years ago. I am not sure what the deals are that you get with the scanning of the rewards card, but I know you sign up online before going there. it's kinda outdated. I should get a new one. This is a great 24 hour produce store. Circus Fruits is nearby, but generally these types of all night local grocers are rare finds.

Greetings! At first, I wrote a review and the owner reached out with his response. I felt empathetic that he was upset by this yet I still need to tell the truth so I deleted my original review and am going to rewrite my review with kinder eyes and a simpler more straight to the point tone. To the owner feel free to respond. I used to come here with my family all the time and it was the go-to place for fresh fruits and vegetables at a lower cost so I was super excited to come with my husband recently, but I what I found surprised me. Now of course 5 yrs later all of the prices went up due to inflation.. that wasn't the problem... the problem is that to my dismay they were more expensive than... others. Standing today they are more expensive than Trader Joe, more expensive than some Target prices and double more expensive than King Fruit (both stores) on 18th Ave. I was saddened to see 3 guys prices Similar to a Whole Foods price and similar to Costco where you buy the same thing in bulk! ( 8 or 14 dollar strawberries? Thats not inflation, thats something else but not inflation esp for a store doing wholesale as 3 guys claims.) The thing is when you're going to Whole Foods you are paying for an experience and I do sometimes as well but 3 guys isn't giving that extravagant experience yet the prices are similar . I was also disappointed that there wasn't as much varieties. I remember the peppers took a while to find one that was firm and the figs do not taste well at all, we cant eat them. I hear they treat the workers well and maybe thats why! Maybe since they pay them a higher living wage but is why there's an increase which is awesome ! I love that! Pay essential workers! For this I am proud however so does Aldi's who is half the price of here. The thing is in today's day and age with raising prices it's a blanket statement to say that everything's going up and its not exactly true. You see there are tons of places where they're not, and we live in the middle of New York City so I could name a couple fruit stands for you (the corner of 86th and 20th the corner of 18th and 65th) where you could find really great fruit for way cheaper than this. I wish them nothing but the best and I think for the majority of people the fact that they do have a lot of product is useful and I bet they are cheaper than Shop Rite and Key Food (stores I do not shop in) . The thing is in todays day and age you gota know where to look and unfortunately for me 3 guys is no longer that place. I hope they can take this review to improve. Thank you so much.

I stopped by this grocery store last Saturday to pick up some vegetables. Ambiance - The store was stocked with fresh vegetables and fruits. I thought I was just going to pick up some cilantro and onions but ended up buying plum tomatoes, red onion, carrots and celery. The store staff were friendly and helpful. I didn't take any pictures but I'm definitely going to shop here again for groceries the next time I'm in the area.

I have not written a Yelp review in a long time, but feel compelled to do so after being treated like a criminal at this establishment. My first visit, some things were well priced, others not so, and I shopped accordingly. The quality of the produce was OK, not great. The lady at the checkout was friendly - some other reviewers seem to have had a problem there. The problem was after I left the store. A guy - not obviously associated with the store - chased me and demanded to see my receipt IN THE MIDDLE OF 65TH STREET (an extremely busy street). I asked him for his ID - he could have been anyone. He seemed incredulous that I would challenge this. He had a driver's license but no 4 Guys ID. He claimed to be the owner. He then had the NERVE TO PHOTOGRAPH MY LICENSE PLATE and continued to go on about seeing the receipt. I gave him a few choice words. I dug the receipt out and showed him to shut him up. That wasn't enough for this character though - he wanted to check the date too! After seeing that he finally moved away. I half expected him to follow me home or demand to check the items in my bag. I dress respectably and in no way fit any profile of a thief. I understand that there are thieves out there; OK you need to make sure that you don't get robbed. But if you are going to ask for a receipt ask me in the store or at the exit, NOT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD. Also, IF YOU WANT RETURN CUSTOMERS TREAT THEM WITH A LITTLE RESPECT! To add: I did absolutely nothing which should have triggered suspicion of thievery.

They now have a free parking lot directly across the street on the otherside of FHP which makes it convenient to go here and shop. This lot at one time used to be parking for the dim sum place down the block. There was a guy that walked up to me to check that I was a 3 Guys customer and not parked there for Rite Aid or any of the other stores. I showed him my receipt and he was fine with that. I was a little leary since my first thought was that the guy wanted to mug me since I had no clue who he was and he had no visible id on him that he works at 3 Guys. Store is small, a lot of their items are outside on the street under the temporary walls which extend around both corners. They keep control of the shoppers by limiting the path you can take. One way in and one way out. Inside the aisles wrap around like a rat maze, you can't go up and down and around to the next aisle since the ends are blocked off. Eventually you'll end up in the aisle which brings you to the cashier and the exit. They mainly have fruits and produce and some everyday items. The sale items is what brings in the customers since some of the other items can be a little pricey. Some vegetables are pre packaged. They have great marketing, just get on their email list and you'll see what I mean. They also advertise that they are open 24 hours. If you're in the neighborhood and have the need to pickup a few items here, go for it. Definitely not a place to get 100% of your household groceries but good for fresh fruits and veggies.

Great outdoor/indoor market. Produce is fresh and well taken care of. They have some fairly good prices. Staff is always busy and being helpful as well.

Three Guys From Brooklyn sounds like a 5-way adult movie starring me and my Barbie from a couple years back. In fact it probably is. This is probably my favourite fruit stand in the country and if not the country then definitely in the New York City area. I mean it's open 24 hours and by NYC standards it's dirt cheap and they have tons of everything and are friendly and it's very prominently located close to one of my favourite bubble tea places. What more could you ask for from a Fruit Stand?

This place used to be known for their reasonable prices. Not anymore. It's a hit and miss.

A neighborhood staple. The selection of fresh fruits and vegetables here, and their prices, can't be beat. Social distancing is strongly enforced outside, as customers must form a line on the sidewalk before an employee allows entrance inside. Once inside though, many customers forget to stay 6 ft apart. Social distancing is also enforced at the register area, where tape indicates how far apart individuals should stand while they wait for their turn. Their Turkish bread and pitas are my favorite finds in this store. I can't really find them anywhere else in the neighborhood so I make sure to stock up when I visit.

Amazing produce at great prices. We've moved most of our grocery shopping here from Fresh Direct and saved a ton of money. The selection of produce is incredible, and the quality is exceptional. So happy we found this place.

I love this grocery store! They have a lot of amazing fresh, affordable produce! It's a little crowded sometimes, but the prices are great. The staff is also very kind and helpful. My mom who doesn't speak too much English always enjoys visiting this place as she feels very welcomed. A non-Asian male cashier makes an effort to speak to her in Chinese, which is very useful and creates an amazing, friendly atmosphere. The intersecting streets that Three Guys From Brooklyn is on usually have lots of traffic during the day time. It's hard to find free parking in the area, but there are lots of paid meter parking around the park and other neighboring streets. tl;dr - amazing local grocery store, friendly staff, hard to find free parking but has lots of metered parking

My most favorite neighborhood grocery. It's one of the heritage of Fort Hamilton area.

I've walked by here almost every day for years but have gotten my produce down the st, since it's closer to home. Stopped by this morning (10/19) on a whim and lemme tell you, I should've done this a long time ago. The outside displays have always been on point but the inside is just as impeccable (proper signage, beautiful produce, spacious, etc.) Last but certainly not least, Sarah sets the bar for the face of the company. As humans, the last impression we have of others is how they made us feel and she made me feel like family. Thank you Sarah and 3 guys, see y'all soon!!

The fruit and veggies are cheap and fresh. The watermelon($.29/lb) has me going back again and again. Prices are very fair and you can do most of your grocery shopping there including dairy, dry and canned goods, eggs, cheese and bread. Staff is nice and lines are fast. Ample street parking behind the store by the park.

This place is open 24/7 if you need any last minute produce this is a go to. They have renovated their place and it actually feels like they have more room and even more stuff. They even have an organic produce section. This place can get very busy on the weekend and during some times but other than that it's easy to get in and out.

Great prices for fresh produce! You can sign up for their emails or mailing list to receive updates on their latest specials. And it's open all the time!!! P.S. Parking nearby is not bad

The produce out front always looks fresh; my mom likes to come here when we're in the neighborhood and need to do some last-minute grocery shopping. Prices aren't bad either! My favorite thing about this place is the fresh squeezed orange juice. It's cheap and sweet; so sweet that I'm praying it comes naturally from the oranges and not from added sugar! Best served after it's been in the freezer for a few hours and it starts to turn into slush. I got the large bottle and it took me 2 days to finish it.

The produce prices here are staggeringly good. I'm not talking good for Brooklyn, I'm talking good for pretty much anywhere. The cherry tomatoes are 99 cents, for Pete's sake. Go grab some dim sum next door, and then stock up on meats, olives, bulk goods, coffee, cheese, nuts, and of course fruits and vegetables. It's all fresh, and it's all cheap, and it's all available 24 hours a day. If I did all my shopping here, I might even be able to afford the car I'd need to get back and forth from doing all my shopping here. I'm not really sure though. Math is hard.

I go here all the time and I have to say that when it comes to fruits and vegetables, the have it covered. They even carry organic,but my favorite are there tangerines (they call them mandarins, go figure) Anyway the best part are the workers, they are awesome!

I'm just so lucky to live only a couple blocks away from this place! Opens 24/7, I get to shop for fresh fruits whenever I want! Everything is fresh, stocked up, and well organized. Shop smart! You may think you're getting a deal but you're not if you don't do your research. Some times I find produce and fruits cheaper at Good Fortune Supermarket, just 2 blocks away next to Pizza Royale. If the item(s) are in season, buy your goods here, otherwise make a 5 minute walk trip to the Chinese market and would have a higher chance of getting it for less.

Great selection of fresh produce at very reasonable, if not cheap, prices. They are conveniently open 24 hours, so you can go shopping on those days when you have insomnia. The only thing I dislike is the difficulty of finding parking in that area. It's located on such a busy intersection that you get road rage just waiting at the red light.

Live in Brooklyn and want veggies on the cheap? Come here first. It's small inside, but they've got even more produce and some snacks. Frozen and refridgerated isle also had some great deals. Bring your back pack cuz your trip's gonna be worth it!

In the passage of my Easter 2012 travels, I explore these guys from Brooklyn. Albeit, at first I was hesitant to learn who these three guys were. I usually do not shop at markets like Three Guys, but this is an exception as there are many options beyond the restrictions of the usual realm of Mets or Key Food. This grocery market who offers reasonable prices which I needed to attain a hospitality contribution. The Italian Hero loaves of bread are fresh with a special of 2 for $1.09. Aisles are well organized and well stocked as staff is active to maintaining the upkeep both outdoor and indoor floor space. The veggies and fruits appear unscathed, yet fresh. Three Guys From Brooklyn sits conveniently on Fort Hamilton Parkway in Brooklyn nearest the N train. N.B. As per my sales receipt, they operate 24/7 with a very limited return policy.

Veggie stores. You're either getting good quality at a high price or meh quality at a phenomenal price. And then there's Three Guys. They seem to meet at the juxtaposition of price and quality! One of the cheaper veggie stores around Brooklyn is what makes this place great. But unlike most other places, their produce seems to last a bit longer. I don't have to worry about using up my produce within 2 days. For whatever reason, they tend to carry a better quality of fruits and veggies, so you can do your shopping several days in advance. Besides produce, they've got some dried goods and a nice olive bar going on. Oh, and they're open 24 hours so if you have a 3am watermelon craving, you can come here and know you'll not only get that watermelon, but you'll get it at a great price! Check their sales for their weekly rockbottom prices for even better deals.

I was a customer here for several years now BUT NO MORE maybe a new manager or management VERY RUDE & NASTY YOU DON'T DESERVE SPECIAL people to shop here so I stopped shopping here, many places sell fresh juices too that's not the only place I am sure this place will b out of business sooner or later by by

First time shopping here and I thoroughly regretted not discovering this place earlier. They have a decently priced fresh produces on the stand outside of the shop, and also some organic produces inside. Looks like their stronghold is vegetables and fruits, while the usual food items are found here. I will definitely come back.

Let's be honest, eating healthy all the time isn't always fun, but when your getting your fruits and veggies at an exceptional price, that sorta lightens the blow. Typically I would go to a different market just a few blocks away but decided to give Three Guys a try, and wasn't disappointed. I ventured here around 11AM, it wasn't too crowded, but you do have do a lot of squeezing and saying excuse me because people will just stand in front for long periods of time picking fruit. I didn't get too many items, but cucumbers were 5 for.79 cents! I couldn't believe it because I paid more than a dollar at the supermarket for only one. Red peppers and strawberries were at a great price as well. I will now visit this place every Sunday morning, and would encourage others to the same if you like fruits and vegetables and enjoy a good bargain. P.S. They have some sort of reward program, but the cashier didn't exactly explain what it was despite me inquiring. Hopefully, on my next visit, I get a more cordial woman at check out.

Didn't appreciate the cashier making rude remarks in Spanish about my single bills. Hope she makes it less obvious next time.

Fresh selection of fruits and veggies with a reasonable price. Not bad for groceries.

I've been shopping here for about 2.5 years now and up until today, the staff has treated me fairly. However, today I received various weird stares and upon checking out, the cashier marked my money to check for fraud which is the 1st time ANYONE from this establishment has done so. I am a Black Woman, so I can't help but to think this was a very biased custom. If this is store protocol I would suggest that you all be consistent as to not alienate or make anyone feel uncomfortable.

I bought the dates and I open the package after a week. When I opened the dates, I realized that it had fungus growing on it. When l went to return the box, they refused to take it back. They said they can take the stuff only within 24 hours. Be careful when you buy any packed item from this store. Btw the Manager is very rude.

::: (\__/) (\ (\ I'm proud to say, I own three rabbits and as much as I love *: (='.'=)(=' :') love them, they can also EAT!!! They like to chomp on a (")_(")(,('')('') daily basis and although they are really cute, adorable and THANKLESS, I truly believe their favorite pastime is to nibble where it hurts, my beloved WALLET!!! If it wasn't for the Three Guys, I think I would have opted to cook my rabbits and make yummy rabbit stew (jk) but luckily, I don't have to resort to such morbid behavior! Instead, I can shop here and buy all the goodies that their little fuzzy heart desires. The fruits and veggies here are super fresh. It's usually very crowded on the weekend, but it's expected since the prices here at the Three Guys are super low and it's open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. =:3 So next time if you're in the neighborhood, you might wanna consider hopping over and gorge yourself, like my bunnies does, in natures natural delights!

They have almost every fruit and vegetable in stock here. Their produce is always very fresh and good. Huge stock of watermelon in the summertime. Has basic grocery items like milk and cheese also. I love getting portobellos here. Only downside is they don't really offer organic or much locally grown produce. But they reward you for bringing your own bags (5 cents!). Yay.

Diamond in the rough alert! Cheapest vegetables ever!!! And they're not like the old vegetables that someone threw out that's being resold like it is in so many parts of Chinatown. These vegetables are actually fresh! 2 pounds of celery for 40 cents! 5 pounds of potatoes for a buck. I have no clue what to do with these things. But at least my fridge looks full now. They also have an olive bar, with stuffed grape leaves which are delicious. I bought until I couldn't carry anymore and with my HUGE BULGING RIPPED, CUT, MUSCULAR arms, that's saying a lot. And I spent like 11 bucks on everything. Parking's tough and it gets pretty cramped in a hurry when ur inside so be warned.

I don't know why they decided to hire rude people at this place but this is what's happening here. I've been shopping here for a couple of years and it's been great till recently. I went in to buy a few items and at the register I realized I didn't bring my bag so I asked if I could purchase one and the lady walked away out of the store. I figured maybe she was out and went to get some but she didn't come back. A young man asked if I needed help and I said I had asked the lady for a bag and he asked the lady at the register behind me for a bag to purchase and she decided to act as if I were some kind of moron by quickly and rudely throwing my items in the bag as if I, or what I just purchased, were of no importance whatsoever! 3 guys from Brooklyn... Do better!

3 guys has not changed over the years with a slight few improvements. The fruits and vegetables are very fresh and they have a good selection. Prices range from ridiculously cheap to very expensive. I don't know why, i guess it balances it self out. From outside it looks big as it hugs the corner and wraps around the block but looks can be deceiving. Inside it's very small with only about 3 isles and you could hardly walk around. The lines to pay are long as well as the wait. The biggest problem is parking which is a pain. They added plenty of public parking spots with meters of course. There is still no parking in front And traffic agents are always lurking around.

Freakin New Yorkers are flipping lucky as all hell! This was my first stop on my grocery shopping for the week. Yeah, i live in Boston, but i just happened to be in the area and my friend took me here and holy crap! The produce is plentiful, peppers of various colors, shapes and sizes. Cherries (wicked cheap!), Peaches (never seen them at 50 cents a lb), Jicama, olives, half sour pickles, turkish bread! The prices are comparable with a store we have called Market Basket (just a chain grocery store), but 3 Guys has a lot more produce that you cant find everywhere, and a lot of the prices for certain things were cheap. I started outside, filled many bags with various fruits and veggies, made my way inside and filled more with veggies, pickles, bread and cheese. Checkout was fast, and there weren't that many people inside, which made everything quicker. I too, wish 3 Guys was closer to my apartment, by about 200 miles. PS. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is 100% unheard of for us new englanders. PSS. With the large variety of foods, you probably won't even spend that much, I was shocked at how cheap my bill was.

Fresh, clean, and tasty produce! Only issue in the neighborhood is the horrendous parking around the store. Every time I go I have to either wait in the car while my mom runs in or with the blessings of God I find street parking. Prices are sometimes expensive but the taste is good. They always have veggies and fruits in stock that I need. Avoid coming on weekends when lines are long!

Most people when they think of affordable vegetables and fruits around the area, they usually think of 8th Avenue's Chinatown. But what happens if they need some ingredients that is not popular with the Chinese community? Are they stuck with their local Supermarket? Not if they know about this place. Just a few short blocks further from the 65th Street end of Brooklyn's Chinatown, this market carries a vast array of fruits, herbs, and vegetables, usually rivaling the freshest available out there, at very competitive prices. They also carry regular deli items such as milk, eggs, breads, cold cuts, etc.. but their produce is what most people come here for. The place is open 24 hours a day every day and is conveniently within easy walking distance to the nearest N train station. Parking could be a bit of a hassle if you arrive by car since they are popular with the locals. Your best bet for parking is the area by the park next to the market.

Love love love this place. It's a bit far from my home, but well worth the trek. This store has introduced me to sooo many fruits and veggies that I would have never tried by going to my local grocer. I recommend this place to everyone. HUGE plus that it's open 24/7. Staff is friendly, everything is organized... produce is fresh and lasts long.. and it's beyond affordable. I've been telling everyone about 3 Guys! Can't wait to go back for my next round of produce later this week.

This place has a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, herbs and other assorted items like nuts and olives. I don't often come here but when I do, I buy a lot of items for a very reasonable price. I went today and bought peaches that they had on sale. $0.49 a pound. I bought almost 9 pounds of peaches for less than 5 bucks... I saw that they also sold fresh almonds...I never seen fresh almonds in my life...(well last week I did when I was in Jamaica. They had almond trees around the resort which was cool. Had I known earlier, I would have picked them and tried to open it.) This place is a must go to for fresh produce...

Great prices, always fresh vegetables and fruits. Wouldnt reccomend berries, they go bad fairly faster than normal.

My favorite fruit and veggies store. They have a nice selection of organic greens. It can be a bit pricey especially the avocados but it's the best fruit store in the area. Staff is friendly. I do my regular food shopping here like twice a month and spend less that $40 a visit.

Good quality produce at amazing price. I would give 5 stars except that cashiers charged me more (intentionally? I am not sure) than the actual cost both times I went there. First time, I noticed it after checking my receipt at home. Second time, I noticed it while the item was scanned so I asked to correct the price. Both experience left me a bad taste in my mouth. It is unfortunate - it is an awesome establishment otherwise. I would go back for the price, but I will have to keep my eyes wide open at the register.

My boyfriend just moved to Brooklyn, so finding a good grocery store there has been a big deal. This place is super cute and I like supporting small businesses. Very good items!!!

I shop here when I want to pump vitamins & minerals into my body. This is a great produce stand. There's an assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables outside the store. I favor fruits ripening outdoors versus inside a market in a fridge. Inside, there's more vegetables, leafy greens, boxed salads as well as chopped fruit in personal-size containers, boxed nuts & dried fruits, a shelf or two for cookies & cakes, jarred & fresh condiments like olives or capers, and various breads such as loaves, rolls, or flat breads. Oh yes, something to wash it down with - juices, sodas, milk. Also, a dairy shelf and refrigerator full of yogurt, hummus, eggplant spread, and cheeses.

Fresh,Clean place with a variety of grocery. From fruits to veggies, food is fresh and clean. I am always eager to come here to shop. Prices are decent, They have everything I like. Really recommend this place if you're looking for a place to shop for groceries.

Usually shop 3 guys for reasonably priced fresh produce however I noticed a decline in the customer service at the check out. My cashier today ripped open the individual fruit bags and when I got home the produce spilled out onto the floor bruising the fruit. What's up with this? Either this is new policy is to make you feel mistrusted or sending a message to shop at the competitor.....

I like this community vegetable fruit stand. They have really come along way. I'm disappointed in the customer service regarding their reward system for loyal customers. I had a 5.00 coupon that they refused to honor because I was a few days late on using. Coming out of a pandemic I would expected better service and customer appreciation. Businesses with quality customer service would have honored the customer service.

This place works for me since I currently work the graveyard shift and am too lazy to deal with the supermarket. Prices are decent. My only dislike is that there's little to no ORGANIC choices and its dirty inside. Other than that, I highly recommend.