Chestnut is my favorite supermarket in Williamsburg, although it might not be as big as Hatzlucha or other places, they still have a very big and diverse verity of food, their fresh produce department size is pretty substantial and includes all types of fruits and vegetables, even fresh Sugarcane or aloe vera if you're into these stuff. The meat department is also great, but not that big, but if you need anything in particular, ask for Mr. Kaufman who is very nice and friendly, and will be more then happy to help you with whatever you need.
Deli department is also great and they offer a self serving buffet as well, the customer service is also great.
Aisles could be a bit cramped at times but if you don't go at rush hour (like Thursday night or Friday when most people of the area do their weekly shopping) it shouldn't be a problem.
Delivery though could be a bit delayed sometimes, and they tell you sometimes to take home with yourself the stuff that you need immediately.
Good but directed only towards Hasidic Jewish families which means very few name brands and only spelt made products. Prices are decent for the food offered and you can find most of your food staples here. Decent selection of fruits but kinda high prices on the meat (I'd rather go to Whole Foods and get really quality meat than pay more for this stash- good selection if you're in a pinch though). Their bread products are also pretty tasty. The employees are friendly to me but they don't try to make a ton of conversation because, again, this isn't really a place that caters to the secular world. It's a good little neighborhood grocery store if you don't care to have the real-deal Oreos or any kind of a name brand.
Chestnut is my favorite supermarket in Williamsburg, although it might not be as big as Hatzlucha or other places, they still have a very big and diverse verity of food, their fresh produce department size is pretty substantial and includes all types of fruits and vegetables, even fresh Sugarcane or aloe vera if you're into these stuff.
The meat department is also great, but not that big, but if you need anything in particular, ask for Mr. Kaufman who is very nice and friendly, and will be more then happy to help you with whatever you need.
Deli department is also great and they offer a self serving buffet as well, the customer service is also great.
Aisles could be a bit cramped at times but if you don't go at rush hour (like Thursday night or Friday when most people of the area do their weekly shopping) it shouldn't be a problem.
Delivery though could be a bit delayed sometimes, and they tell you sometimes to take home with yourself the stuff that you need immediately.
Good but directed only towards Hasidic Jewish families which means very few name brands and only spelt made products.
Prices are decent for the food offered and you can find most of your food staples here.
Decent selection of fruits but kinda high prices on the meat (I'd rather go to Whole Foods and get really quality meat than pay more for this stash- good selection if you're in a pinch though). Their bread products are also pretty tasty.
The employees are friendly to me but they don't try to make a ton of conversation because, again, this isn't really a place that caters to the secular world.
It's a good little neighborhood grocery store if you don't care to have the real-deal Oreos or any kind of a name brand.