Yellowstone Farm

I’m a loyal customer here. I stumbled upon it when I first moved to the neighborhood two years ago and I’ve been coming back weekly ever since. Their prices are amazing. Their produce is fresh (well, not always the stuff that’s outside, but the prices reflect that – if it’s under 50 cents, assume that you’ve only got a day or two with it). They’re friendly, courteous and attentive when cashing you out. They also have an amazing flower selection that I don’t use as much as I’d like to, but maybe when I’m rich :-) About a year ago they bought the store next door and doubled the size of Yellowstone, which allowed for a much bigger selection. They have pantry staples, snack foods and such now – most of which is on the more expensive side, but convenient when you forgot to buy salad dressing for the night’s dinner. They also have a fresh cheese selection and a great selection of healthy/​organic/​gluten free/​vegan/​etc. snacks. But mainly, I go for the fruits & veggies! Extra bonus: there’s an adorable kitty who watches over the place.

Pricey in some things but have some decent prices on produce & quality condition. As I recall, this also had a decent selection of produce and good for you stuff. I’d consider buying from here.

Prices were just a tad below the large grocery stores and the place is very dirty. Won’t be going back.

Great prices on great, fresh ripe ready to eat produce! Please note that the cheaper stuff outside is usually ready to eat that day or the following day. Stuff inside lasts a bit longer.
Loved coming here in the summer to buy fruit to make jam with. Could get a lot more for my money, and the fruit was ready to cook with ASAP.

Great pricing on the veggies located outdoors. Much cheaper than the Met next door.

I just bought a stack of 1lb boxes of organic (!) strawberries there, $ 1.99 a box, Earthbound Farms — this is the cheapest organic anything anyone have ever seen anywhere!

This is one of my local fruit stands and I shop here ocassionally since they have most of the fruits and vegetables outside so you can see whats on sale. It gets crowded in the evenings when people are coming out of the train for their last minute dinner ingredients I guess. I still prefer another fruit stand by 63^rd Drive where there’s a bigger selection and the prices are even cheaper than Yellowstone Farm. However, this is my go to stand when I just need to pick up a few things.

I give Yellowstone Farm a solid five star review. Apparently, I mixed this place up with Jeong’s Fruit Ranch and reviewed the wrong produce market yesterday.
I came here a few weeks ago to pick up supplies to make pico de gallo for a dinner party my boyfriend was hosting at his apartment. I was blown away by the cheap prices and how fresh and beautiful the produce was. The pico de gallo was a success and wouldn’t have been without such high quality ingredients. I would definitely return.

Austin Farms (across the street from me) is convenient for when I realize at the last minute that I need a vegetable or two to cook with, but I think from now on I’m doing larger-​scale produce shopping at Yellowstone.
the variety, quantity, quality, and price of everything here is superb. I picked up some squash, onions, potatoes, and carrots to go with a whole chicken I was roasting, and a large bunch of bananas — whole thing came to about 8 bucks.
they also have a fantastic selection of tea, juices, and cooking sauces (soy sauce, teriyaki sauce, sesame oil, hot sauces). there’s some other deli staples on sale here — milk, bread, eggs, etc.
two cashiers (two young guys) were fast and helpful. in addition, this place is well-​organized, clean, and spacious enough to navigate. some of the other produce markets in Rego Parkistan and Forest Hills are kind of small.
sidenote: the map on Unilocal is wrong — this place is actually right on Queens Bully and 67^th Drive (placing it near the 67^th Avenue train station). gotta love the confusing address system here in Queens! my theory is this was done on purpose during the Cold War to utterly confuse the Commies in case they invaded. WOLVERINES!

The prices here are great. Today I purchased a bag of carrots, cauliflower, two bunches of spinach, a bag of bananas, three zucchinis, blueberries and stringbeans for $ 14.00. Not bad!

This place is pretty great. They have a variety of fresh mushrooms, which is a bonus for me. Good selection of fresh produce and lots of other dry goods. Prices are on the cheap end and flowers are cheaper here than other places in the area. I prefer Yellowstone farm over many of the other markets around Rego Park.

Good produce, other assortments of items. My one caveat is that when it’s close to closing time, it can be hard to find someone who will mind the cash register to ring you up.
I used to work in a produce store my last year of college and it’s cool to see older people coming in, that’s the sign of a good produce store. The elderly have learned what is important, clean and regular bowels. And the way you get that is through natural fibers. This place has a flow of elderly, so it has to be good.

THE place to buy fresh produce in our neighborhood — believe me, it’s scarce. The vegetables look fake they’re so fresh. The staff is wonderful. You can tell the place is well cared for. They have GREAT deals on seasonal fruit. Almost every time I walk buy, I end up getting enticed by a deal on some sort of fabulous food. They also carry a lot of imported «specialty» items for cooking that are difficult to find at other markets in the area. This place is a godsend for the neighborhood.

These people get «special» fruit and vegetable prices. I don’t know how but their prices are a fraction of what the supermarkets are.
So far, romaine lettuce 2/​$ 1
Georgia peaches $.99/​lb
Tomatos $.59/​lb (they were 1.49 all over)
Seedless cucumbers (the wrapped ones) 2/​$ 1
Blueberries/​Raspberries $ 1/​pint
I can go on but if you want to get a truck load of produce make a stop here.