Key Food Supermarkets

Not much to say. It's on Nostrand where cars are constantly double parked in front of the market. It's a lot of Caribbean folks around. Some don't have the best attitude. It's convenient if you live near. It's not very big, but it has most of the things you may need to cook a meal or make a snack. Sells other things like Laundry detergent and Toilet Paper and much more. Prices are decent in comparison to a Stop & Shop or Food Bazaar.

Customer service sucks. The cashiers and the management always have an attitude, extremely long lines, and the deli is never open. Thw one time the deli happened to be open and i asked if they had any low sodium Turkey or cheese, the owner said "we don't have anything low". Like what?!!! We need healthy choices in our community too: i already know key food supermarkets else where cater to their customers. If I could give this place an even lower rating I would.

Centrally located in the area with most things you might need to cook or snack on; this supermarket is medium sized. The aisle can be confusing, despite them not being overwhelmingly tall and stocked. The temperature is generally cold within the supermarket.

EBT benefits accepted here. Prices are fair and within the average range pricing within the area.

Typical NY grocery store. Stuff is expensive in my opinion. A case of Poland spring water was $8.49. Poland spring is 3 for $10 in Jersey. Very overpriced especially for the service which was below average. Wouldn't recommend.

I used to be loyal here but recently I feel like I’ve wasted my time too often picking up items just for the “weekly special” prices to never apply and my total comes out double what it should be. Cashiers don’t care and just remove the items entirely if you bring it up with no interest in resolving the wrong price advertised.

I'm a regular customer been shopping here for years. The employees are helpful, kind and considerate. This establishment is way better than fake whole foods which is owned by Amazon and way better than pretentious trader joe. I rather spend my money on neighborhood business than corporate giant. You best believe.

Over the past few months I've noticed the cashiers became a lot more polite and pleasant 👀

Sometimes an item will be listed as being on sale in the flyer, then you buy it (because it's on sale) only to find out, once you're home, that you got charged the non-sale price. It hurts.