Key Food Supermarkets — Attraction in New York

I used to shopping key food supermarket but I had to experience the key food supermarket in my neighborhood in Washington heights and the cold cut counter it's fantastic but the store it's so so the cold cut counter staff is knowledgeable and friendly and their chicken is great I love it and their meats are okay they make great sandwiches they give you a free soda with it and they're happy to help you however the store such as the management does not help you rude and disrespectful nasty and unprofessional 100% and belittles you they were making remarks they don't take gift cards they only post a tiny sign out of sight not in Plainview and they give you an argument about the situation if you have a gift card and they are not friendly when it comes to deliveries the delivery people try their best but most of the time they don't care which way or the other because they have to listen to the management I recommend if you go to key food supermarket in Washington heights to use your food stamps all credit cards or cash if you try to use a gift card or something they make a big deal of it and they make a mockery out of it and belittles you disrespect you a front of the staff and the people at shop there the protos people are friendly and helpful the stock boys all helpful the people who are charged put in charge for the isles in the store are very helpful the recycling area people to help you with your recyclables are helpful the person that has a flower and plant stand shop is sweet and nice however the only problem remains is the management and the people who run the store with the cashiers and should be looked into sincerely yours truly...

I have to say that I don't typically write reviews of grocery stores but I was really impressed with the Key Foods on St. Nicholas in Washington Heights. I normally go food shopping at the Bravo on 181st and Broadway but I honestly HATE shopping at that Bravo (for multiple reasons that I won't get into on this review).

When I walked into the Key Foods, the first thing I noticed was that it looked and smelled clean! I felt like the workers took pride in how the environment came across and the shelves were all filled and the veggies and fruits looked beautiful!

The other thing, besides the cleanliness, that I appreciated was the prices of the food! I noticed that items that normally cost me $5 at the Bravo, cost less than $4 and in some instances $3. I'm not sure why the prices were so much cheaper than my normal supermarket but I will definitely walk the extra 10 blocks from now on when I go shopping as it saved me over $25.

Pros: CLEAN, good veggie and fruit selection, GREAT meat selection, fast cash registers, CLEAN AND TIDY!! Cons: Crowded (but I went on a Sunday afternoon, which I'm sure was reflected in the amount of people...

I'll give 3 start because I like the place, close to my house.... I would give 0 start to the " manager " "supervisor" of the cashier...that guy is RUDE, not professional and obviously he doesn't have any idea of what to be a LEADER means! He is RUDE with the cashier he doesn't even care there are customer there to start treat them like s*. Boy respect these ppl cause you and this place are nothing without cashier and the rest of the workers!!! LEARN TO BE A LEADER not A MANAGER! Is a shame that Everytime I go there this guy always standing there and been rude with the cashier even if they ask him a question NOT PROFESSIONAL! He replied rude to a customer that was trying to pay some items and he just asked if they were on sale and he was so rude that the customer didn't want to buy it. That position demand an educated and professional person.! I just hope the owner can read...