Manhattan Fruit Exchange

New York, États-Unis

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75 9th Ave, New York, NY, 10011
Meatpacking District, Chelsea
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
110 mW 14 St/9 Av
320 m14th Street-8th Avenue (A,C,E,L)
370 mGreenwich St/ Horatio St
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Aujourd'hui 7:00 – 21:00
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Heure locale (New York) 08:43 vendredi 27 juin 2025

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lundi 7:00 – 21:00
mardi 7:00 – 21:00
mercredi 7:00 – 21:00
jeudi 7:00 – 21:00
vendredi 7:00 – 21:00
samedi 7:00 – 21:00
dimanche 8:00 – 20:00

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20 avis sur Manhattan Fruit Exchange

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Évaluation du lieu : 4
New York, NY
Good selection of produce at affordable prices.
It’s clean and well managed.
Take a coat coz it’s f**king freezing in there!
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Brooklyn, NY
For fruits and veggies you can’t do better than this place in chelsea. Fresh produce and variety of plant/​dairy foods that trumps most places around. Prices are reasonable and seasonal.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Seattle, WA
It looks great from outside, but I was very disappointed, especially since this grocery is in the Chelsea market which tends to be on the upscale side. There were some nice vegetables, but the local tomatoes were all ruined and the figs were moldy. It’s not a good sign when the produce smells like compost. The whole store was generally good, but the lack of consistent quality was a deal breaker.
On the upside, the salad bar was very nice!
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Narragansett, RI
I decided to review this place after my experience at the previous one below since their issues are similar. Not organic, but it is in heavily trafficked *chelsea market* I don’t see how its different from what I can get on the street cart from street vendors or at markets I find in harlem, I guess it is made palatable because of the location.
Where is it from? And the attitudes here? I don’t get it — I needed to support what others were writing, it is all very true.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Chino, CA
Some nice selection. Nectarine was juicy. 1st apple I bit into was dry and I chose a bad one I guess
Évaluation du lieu : 1
New York, NY
Service is among the worst in NYC and that’s saying a lot.
I was just there and placed my items on the scale. The cashier told me that rather than placing the items on the scale to right of her, I needed to place them on the scale to her left. No problem. Happy to oblige. However (and note that she has two hands), rather than moving the first item to the correct scale she insisted I do it for her and took the next person ahead of me because she was too lazy to move my item from one scale to the other. What kind of a grocery store clerk does this? The attitude of the staff here sucks and I’ve seen them mistreat many customers before.
Management encourages it.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Seattle, WA
85 cents for herbs. Sold.
Carrots; huge for 99 cents a pd: sold
Celery for a bag; 99 cents a bag: sold
Great deals.
Check it out…
Love this place. Great quality and FRESHHHHH
Évaluation du lieu : 3
New York, NY
A convenient fruit and vegetable mart for when I’m in the area, Manhattan Fruit Exchange has expanded over the years to becoming also a cheesemonger. Sales here can net bargains on fruit in season and prices are competitive and sometimes way cheaper than a Whole Foods. I’ve never tried the salad bar except for the guacamole, which is one of the best I’ve ever tasted. I also love the large selection of fresh herbs and different little potatoes, one of my favorite reasons for coming here. I like coming in here when I’m in the Chelsea Market just to look at the colorful displays even when I don’t want to brave the long lines. Staff tends to be more on the slower and brusque side than cheerful, though you do get cranky efficiency at times.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
New York, NY
Surprisingly enough you can get really good deals on produce here. If I am in the area I load up on bulk greens, herbs, coffee and mushrooms. They have an amazing variety of mushrooms and I love trying a new kind each time I go. They also have tons of treats like chocolate and a variety of candies. Definitely a great find inside of Chelsea Market.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
San Francisco, CA
I was hoping to find some unusual fruits and they delivered!
They had unusually large and well handled loquats for $ 1 per fruit. These fruits bruise incredibly easy, and though they grow in many yards around where I live, none of my friends have trees so I’m forced to steal them from public trees or hope to find them for sale. i was over the moon to find them here, and to find ones that were so well cared for and so much bigger than any I’ve been able to pick myself. I’ll be back, hoping to find more of these!
I didn’t see a ton of organic fruits, though, and had to go somewhere else to get orgSF apples I needed for a project.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
New York, NY
I’ve lived in Chelsea for over 2 years, but never ventured into Manhattan Fruit Exchange. I assumed it would be overpriced, like most of Chelsea Market… but they actually have a GREAT selection of fresh fruits/​veggies at affordable prices (comparable to whole foods/​trader joes). They carry some other basic grocery items (ie. pasta, oils, spices, cheese) of varying prices.
Be prepared to look around in a tight space, but I got some yummy stuff! I’ve read the line can get long, but I went on a Tuesday night and waited less than 5 minutes to get to the register.
Évaluation du lieu : 1
New York, NY
I come here pretty often because I work in the Google building, and while it has a good variety and decent prices, their customer service sucks. I’ve bought avocados and fruit from here that look fine from the outside but end up being rotten on the inside when you take it home — and this has happened multiple times. The one time I brought back a piece of fruit just to exchange, they wouldn’t switch it out without a receipt even though it was clearly spoiled from the inside out. Who really keeps a receipt for a piece of fruit? It’s just standard courtesy at most grocery stores to give the benefit of the doubt to the customer, and it was just ONE piece of fruit. Not about the $$, it’s about the experience.
$ 10 minimum for credit cards, they do not take manufacturer’s coupons, almost always a line (it is Chelsea market after all). Prices for the produce/​fruit are cheap but pantry items actually tend to be more expensive than average grocery stores.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Jersey City, NJ
A grocery store with reasonable prices in the middle of Chelsea Market. There’s a wide selection of produce as well as packaged foods. The prices are a bit inconsistent: some of their stuff can be expensive, but much of it is pretty cheap by NYC standards. Their spices are cheaper than the last Indian supermarket I went to in Jersey City. So if you have an idea how much things should cost, then you can score some great deals here.
$ 10 minimum for credit card (MC/​Visa/​Amex/​Discover/​JCB).
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Atlanta, GA
Finally incorporated some of my grocery shopping from this store. Nice selection of potatoes and other veggies. Bananas were being sold in plastic bags but they looked very fresh. They also sell Tonnino brand canned tuna which is some of the best you can find. I found everyone helpful. I wouldn’t expect Whole Foods service as this isn’t a billion dollar chain but you will get slightly lower prices.
Some of the low points involved the freshness of some items and how tightly spaced everything is. Can you please get new garlic? Yea the bagged garlic that looks like its the same stuff from 2010! You can find the best dairy at Ronnybrook and a lot of other stuff from Buonitalia a few doors down so pick and choose here.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Dingmans Ferry, PA
A hidden gem in Chelsea Market. Their prices are INCREDIBLE. Super fresh produce and spices in Manhattan for Suburban supermarket prices. This is a cook’s paradise. Lots of unique and hard to find items. Plus a great low priced salad bar. I LOVE this place!
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Brooklyn, NY
I work in the Chelsea Market building, so this place has been a gem for me. When I can’t make it to a Trader Joes, I stop by here after work to pick up a few things. I’m always surprised at how much I can get here for the cost. Obviously, it’s all dependent on what you get, but if you just want veggies, this place is perfect. Everything is fresh, and you can get two bags full of groceries for about $ 20 – 25. If you’re looking for the fancy stuff, then this place will cost you.
Go for nuts and dried fruit and veggies. Also, it’s cold in there (fridge kinda cold), so beware!
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Manhattan, NY
Absolutely my new obsession! I probably come here once a week. The fruit and vegetables are incredible & so so cheap! When I first moved to manhattan 2 years ago or so I could never afford fresh fruit or veggies! I was so depressed about it… but then I found this place! No more ramen noodles for me! I even stock up on some of their fruit and freeze it for smoothies later. Also, did I mention they have lychee nuts?! & they are not $ 5 for 10 of them like at some other grocery stores… Just got a cantaloupe, watermelon & honeydew on Sunday– all 3 so sweet! :)
If you’re lucky enough to live close by– definitely go. But go early in the morning… as you know Chelsea market is tourist central. it’s torture for locals to go there for their groceries… but the fruit is so good I suck it up anyway!
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Manhattan, NY
Good place to buy vegetables and nuts/​dry fruit. That is about it. Fruits are never fresh enough, apples look like they died a year ago– I don’t understand why wouldn’t they get local farms’ goodies, but keeping those unappetizing looking apples. Cheese selection is good, but more expensive than in West Side Market, which is impressive, given that WS Market is way overpriced.
Customer service is a bummer as well. The other day I bought a bunch of stuff, including $ 1.99 jalapeño sauce. When I came home, it wasn’t in the shopping bag. I’ve decided to walk back to the store and I’ve made it there within an hour since my purchase. I spoke to the cashier, showed her my receipt and told her that she forgot to put the item into my bag, but the level of disinterest and her firm, «I put everything in your bag…» annoyed the hell out of me. Needless to say that I left empty handed and not feeling that great ;(
I definitely won’t rush back any time soon.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Manhattan, NY
Love this place! Seriously, I don’t know any other place in Manhattan where you can combine high quality produce, the variety of produce and the CHEAP price. seriously, I don’t even understand how they can sell it that cheap.
I highly recommend making the trip to this little gem inside chelsea market, you will not regret it!
Évaluation du lieu : 3
New York, NY
Manhattan Fruit Exchange was one of the first places that I noticed when I visited Chelsea Market. They have one of the larger spots within the market and are chock full of goodies. Along with fruit (obviously) they also offer a large assortment of vegetables and spices. All of the spices are individually packaged. There were quite a few items that I had never heard of before.
The only reason I removed 2 stars is because of the service. The cashier rang me up and said they don’t accept credit cards, only debit. I said it was debit and even showed her the bank’s name on the card. She rolled her eyes, sighed, and said no. I swiped it anyway because 1) it’s a debit card and they accept those and 2) her attitude sent me over the edge. Of course, the card authorized and went through. Jerk.