NouVaux Market — Local services in Philadelphia

In times like these, when the cost of living seems to rise faster than our paychecks, it’s easy to feel the strain—financially, emotionally, and even socially. Yet, places like NouVaux Market remind us that community still matters, that kindness still counts, and that small gestures can have a lasting impact.

Ed and his staff have created something far greater than just a neighborhood market. They’ve built a gathering place—a space where people come not only to shop, but to connect. Whether it’s a warm greeting at the door, a friendly conversation while checking out, or a small act of generosity when times are tough, NouVaux Market embodies what it means to care for one another.

In an age where every dollar feels stretched, Ed’s commitment to fair prices and local quality shows a deep understanding of what the community truly needs. But more than that, it’s his heart—and the heart of his team—that makes all the difference. They treat customers not as transactions, but as neighbors, as friends, as family.

NouVaux Market stands as a reminder that community isn’t just about proximity—it’s about people showing up for each other, day after day. And in these challenging economic times, that sense of belonging...

It did not take long but this place has become an essential East Falls business. During the depths of the paper towel shortage, these guys always had a couple rolls for sale. The weather got nicer, they added a garden center, with plants, tools and the finest PA cedar mulch money can buy. They have the meats from the Saturday farmer's market in their freezer so you don't have to worry about space in yours. one story which has quickly become legend a mother needed something, they went out and GOT IT FOR HER THAT DAY.

Yes, the prices are slightly higher than the MEGAL-O-MART but this is the choice we are all going to have to make going forward. There is price bottom penny gauging or there is local quality using local supply chains. Some people don't want to shop among 300 people in a big box environment, they go to the NouVaux market.

thank you guys for being brave enough to open and being strong enough to thrive. And for stocking Reese's peanut...

Has all the essentials one would need from a local mom and pop store. The staff is generally friendly except one employee, a surly older gentleman who usually works behind the deli counter.

I came in for a quick, cheap hoagie (nothing out of the ordinary) and he felt the need to inquire about my spending habits and that I might not be inclined to keep coming back once they raise prices. As I was walking to the checkout counter I heard him mutter something under his breath which I can only assume was directed towards me.

I have had many pleasant conversations with this gentleman in the past so perhaps he was just having a bad day. That being said, it was incredibly rude and made me uneasy to come back in the future.

I hope you can address this one, minor detail so others don't have the...