Key Food

The place is clean. It has a neat set up with fresh vegetables and produce. I love the fresh Italian bread they bake here. It has a parking wich I haven’t seen crowded so far. I usually walk the extra mile to go there and get my groceries.

The owners of this Key Food location also own a small grocery store in my hometown. So for me this was a taste of home when I moved to Queens. The layout of the store is neat and concise. You will regularly see fresh produce being placed out during the day. I love that during the summer they have fresh watermelon, and during fall, they have bags of fresh apples outside. Their rotisserie chicken is delicious and their choices of different types of foods are great. I can find tikka masala sauce, Goya, Pan arepa flour, whole wheat anything, and bread flour too. The employees are very nice and helpful. Plus the store is pretty clean despite the crowds you may find at various hours through out the day. I prefer shopping here to the C-​Town nearby, particularly cause this place has a parking lot. Sure it’s a bit bumpy, but if you near the end, you’ll be just fine. I can usually find anything and everything I need here which is not something I can say about most grocery stores in the area.

I came here today looking for stuff to buy for lunch.
The aisles are a bit narrow for my taste. The layout for the store, however, is rather similar to most grocery stores. The prices are not bad for the area but a little pricier than in my neighborhood.
There were two cashiers availble at the time I went there today, which is not bad for midday during the week. The cashier was courteous and bagged up my purchases rather quickly.