Fairway Market of Chelsea

Huge selection of herbal teas. Reasonable prices compared to Target. A few good discounts. Use the same rewards account as Shoprite. Roasted chicken looks dry, and store needs a deep cleaning.

We go out of our way to shop here as we are vegan and this store carries several items we can't find in any other store (even Whole Foods and Trader Joe's). The staff is super nice and always helpful but sometimes hard to locate. Clean, well-stocked, reasonable prices. Would love a store to come to upper Manhattan!

I have no idea how we got here - have no idea why or how it has become so cumbersome to purchase groceries, yet here we are! Standing in one spot waiting in line at the deli counter garners suspicion apparently, so much so that random 20 something year olds are now assigned to follow shoppers, stand and stare, watch them, make them as uncomfortable as possible, make sure they arent doing anything illegal because shopping for food is a whole anxiety inducing trauma show now. Nothing can be simple, because people like this. Buying food to nourish one's self is actually hell because broads like this! Being alone and in public and running a simple errand is multiple human rights violations waiting to happen because people like this. Please be careful if you see this broad, apparently she thinks she's the feds. She literally stood behind me, lingered, and paced back and forth for 10 minutes while I waited - and STARED ME DOWN! 10 minutes! I'm tired.

Hate that this is as good as it gets in Manhattan. If you need a reliable selection of name brands at sub-gouging prices, though still not cheap, this is the place to go. But the store is run poorly. It's not that anyone is rude or that they're understaffed.... the whole system just seems very ill managed. It doesn't seem like anyone is in charge. Entirely self-checkout machines, which are touchy and constantly freeze up, and it takes forever for someone to come unlock them. And the deli counter? Be prepared to rip out your own innards from despair while you wait

This is a great marketplace. I went to get cereal and it was a great price! My only problem was how hard it was to navigate the store, it took us about 15 minutes just to find the cereal. Otherwise this market has very good pricing and very nice staff.

Fairway Market of Chelsea, they have got it all, from fresh to frozen. This is the market to go to for all your daily groceries. They price is right, the food is fresh and the staff is nice. It is the daily start for me.

Typical city market. It had a variety of items that you'd expect in a market. There is an excellent cheese, olive, meat/deli and seafood section. The bakery was fairly large and the pastries were fresh. The line moved quickly.

Groceries are several dollars lower here than most nyc groceries. They do instacart there, so while not very busy in general, the staff is always in a rush and might run you down with their cart or restocking. They have tricky items to get if, for example, you need low glycemic syrup for cooking or pancakes. Only self check out most times. Their bags cost little but are of a funky canvas paper where the handles will break if overloaded in the slightest. Bring your own strong bags, I suggest.

Huge selection of herbal teas. Reasonable prices compared to Target. A few good discounts. Use the same rewards account as Shoprite. Roasted chicken looks dry, and store needs a deep cleaning.

We go out of our way to shop here as we are vegan and this store carries several items we can't find in any other store (even Whole Foods and Trader Joe's). The staff is super nice and always helpful but sometimes hard to locate. Clean, well-stocked, reasonable prices. Would love a store to come to upper Manhattan!

I have no idea how we got here - have no idea why or how it has become so cumbersome to purchase groceries, yet here we are! Standing in one spot waiting in line at the deli counter garners suspicion apparently, so much so that random 20 something year olds are now assigned to follow shoppers, stand and stare, watch them, make them as uncomfortable as possible, make sure they arent doing anything illegal because shopping for food is a whole anxiety inducing trauma show now. Nothing can be simple, because people like this. Buying food to nourish one's self is actually hell because broads like this! Being alone and in public and running a simple errand is multiple human rights violations waiting to happen because people like this. Please be careful if you see this broad, apparently she thinks she's the feds. She literally stood behind me, lingered, and paced back and forth for 10 minutes while I waited - and STARED ME DOWN! 10 minutes! I'm tired.

Hate that this is as good as it gets in Manhattan. If you need a reliable selection of name brands at sub-gouging prices, though still not cheap, this is the place to go. But the store is run poorly. It's not that anyone is rude or that they're understaffed.... the whole system just seems very ill managed. It doesn't seem like anyone is in charge. Entirely self-checkout machines, which are touchy and constantly freeze up, and it takes forever for someone to come unlock them. And the deli counter? Be prepared to rip out your own innards from despair while you wait

This is a great marketplace. I went to get cereal and it was a great price! My only problem was how hard it was to navigate the store, it took us about 15 minutes just to find the cereal. Otherwise this market has very good pricing and very nice staff.

Fairway Market of Chelsea, they have got it all, from fresh to frozen. This is the market to go to for all your daily groceries. They price is right, the food is fresh and the staff is nice. It is the daily start for me.

Typical city market. It had a variety of items that you'd expect in a market. There is an excellent cheese, olive, meat/deli and seafood section. The bakery was fairly large and the pastries were fresh. The line moved quickly.

Groceries are several dollars lower here than most nyc groceries. They do instacart there, so while not very busy in general, the staff is always in a rush and might run you down with their cart or restocking. They have tricky items to get if, for example, you need low glycemic syrup for cooking or pancakes. Only self check out most times. Their bags cost little but are of a funky canvas paper where the handles will break if overloaded in the slightest. Bring your own strong bags, I suggest.