Eastern Fruits & Vegetables — Local services in New York

I went in today to buy ground beef & placed the order. I witnessed one worker cutting up chicken breast meat and feeding it into the only visible grinder. I asked if they were going to clean it for my order or use a different grinder. They told me that they would use a hand grinder in the back. But the second worker who prepared my cuts for grinding placed my beef into the same grinder that still had chicken all over the hopper and inside the mechanism. They extruded my order into a bag that contained at least a 1/4 cup of chicken and associated liquid into my beef order. Cross contamination such as this can lead to illness and death. Unsanitary practices like this are unacceptible in restaurants as well as butcher shops This is a severe health code violation and I have reported it as such to the...

This establishment is a fantastic location in the heart of Little Pakistan that caters to all your grocery, meat, fruits, and vegetable needs. They provide a wide variety of South Asian cuisines and spices, eliminating the need to visit multiple locations. The prices have consistently remained reasonable, even during challenging economic times. It is reassuring to see that this establishment continues to thrive and flourish. The availability of a parking lot is a convenient feature that allows customers to take their time shopping through the numerous aisles. Although the aisles can sometimes become congested with foot traffic, the overall experience is positive as the store offers a comprehensive selection of products. The staff is also very friendly...

DISGUSTING. I came here figuring I would give them a chance despite their mediocre Google reviews and poor Yelp reviews. I am sorry to say that there is truth to these. The service was non-existent, but I don't mind that as much as the MOLDY, ROTTEN, BUG-INFESTED produce I saw here. I took pictures, AFTER using hand-sanitizer. Really, do they not care or not notice?

I saw moldy kale and moved on, figuring maybe it was a fluke. Stuff happens. I turned to the beets (note the sign said "fresh beets") with the leaf attached and inspected them: bugs had eaten thru the leaves EVERYWHERE, and the beet root (the round part) was soggy to the touch, obviously...