Suggestions for Marketplace near East Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Sean S. • October 4, 2015One of the beat green markets in the city. Love grabbing some apples, donuts, or cheese from here.

T • January 9, 2022Nice selection of Japanese and other Asian groceries (love getting my Asian veggies here), plus sushi, rice bowls, and other deli items for grab and go.

Peter G. • December 24, 2018My favorite place to buy vegetables, fruit, and other staples. Their homemade kimchi is superb. The service is outstandingly friendly, and they have two of the coolest bodega cats around.

Karen • May 23, 2022Not super crowded. Lines move quick.

Sara J. • September 15, 2016This place is huge! Smoothie & Coffee bar at the entrance but SLOW STAFF. Most of the market is downstairs - tap room, bakery, buffet area, butchers, huge selection of beer and a tap room.

Heather P. • August 26, 2014The place is brand new. Great selection and good prices! Going here from now on.

City of New York • February 28, 2012Did you know? The Moore Street Market is one of Brooklyn’s oldest markets. Established in 1945, it now offers events such as cooking classes, shopping, and seminars for small businesses.

Sarah A. • July 20, 2013Best vintage store ever! Most stuff is $5 !!

Kate • January 28, 2020On the 8th floor - take a pic of the view!

Tim H. • April 28, 2018Clothing & accessory store for women, by women. Come in and find perfect gifts for all the nasty women, boss bitches, or straight-up queens in your life.

Eva D. • August 25, 2016Cute little cafe slightly off the beaten path, not usually packed. Devocion coffee, Balthazar pastries, and tons of Turkish treats. Grab a window stool for some people watching. Bonus: accepts CUPS.

ELSA AND ME • May 8, 2013We've been at Artists & Fleas a few times with the ELSA dress and the mix of local independent designers, vintage and beau crafts is awesome. Def one of those places to check out as tourist, and NYer.

Nicholas D. • March 20, 2015Incredibly friendly staff, and all the Japanese goods you might need without having to trek to the city!

Ben H. • May 23, 2015You must get the Gorgonzola or Goat Cheese ravioli, it's insanely good

Lubo S. • June 3, 2013The best grocery sushi in the neighborhood!

Ronald B. • September 8, 2016Larger variety than Brooklyn Natural across the street and definitely cheaper.

Jason L. • August 29, 2010Great beer selection. If they don't have something you want, just ask and they'll order some in.

Brian G. • August 3, 2015Awesome grocery store! They stock a bunch of organic and/or locally-made items. And unlike Whole Foods, the prices are pretty reasonable. This is my go-to grocery store in Williamsburg.

Marina B. • September 12, 2015A lot of options of healthy and vegan food. It also has sandwiches, salads and four options of food takeaway

Demis E. • May 20, 2012You can find here the best Peruvian beer: Cerveza Cusqueña, the beer of the Incas!!!

Kay T. • July 10, 2017One of the best fish markets in North Brooklyn. Cash only, but fresher and more affordable than Greenpoint Fish & Lobster.

Ben G. • August 15, 2016Good produce selection precedes surprise beer selection.

Graham F. • October 26, 2012It's a far-out wonderful grocery. The isles constantly change (like while you're there) and the seafood selection is killer (lotsa dead fish). I love this place, and you should too. Muy bien!!!

Elysia M. • May 2, 2015Insane selection and actually reasonable prices

Stephanie S. • August 29, 2014Now that Kings Pharmacy is closed, this is the only place to get your sulphate free shampoo.

Madm F. • September 7, 2014Like the Bushwick version of Montreal's Le Frigo Vert but with NYC prices