Key Food

They know what they are doing! I have been shopping at key foods for years now, and I always get good products. What I like about key food that they have products for range of prices, so if you want to pay .99 cent for pond of peaches, or 1.99, it is up to you.
They have a great section of breads, from many different kinds, and always the freshest and delicious fruit section.
They have free huge parking lot, which makes it the ideal place for me.

Something about this location makes it better than the rest. Is it the food? The customer service? Management? Not quite certain yet, but I will edit this review when I find out. On with my simple review! Have you visit a supermarket where the people just don’t care? I can name a few, but this spot is the complete opposite. They care about their customers and their delivery have been their goal daily. I normally type up lengthy reviews, but I need more research this spot alone.

Very expensive for no reason.
last Saturday, 2 stock boys were rude. I asked for a case of seltzer and he tells me in broken English that he «don’t go to cellar». basically he did not want to be bothered.
I was going down an aisle and I said excuse me to a man in front of me, the stock boy tell me «just wait»

My go to spot for fresh and affordable produce! I have been going to this location for years, ever since I moved to the area. The staff are friendly and polite. For the most part are too busy working to be annoying, which is good! I usually shop on the outer aisles of the (fruits and veggies and meats and diary). Everything in between the aisle can get really expensive. You can find cheaper elsewhere. However recently there is a young chick who works the express line on the weekends who is rude as fuck! Other than that it’s an okau place if you are in the area.

I love this store since it was recently totally remodeled. It is always clean, neat and well stocked. The food is fresh and the prices are good. It also accepts telephone orders and delivery is free. I usually tip the driver $ 5 since I live on the second floor and he has to carry my week’s groceries up the stairs. The girls who take my order are very busy but remain very polite and get my order filled correctly every time. I miss visiting this beautiful new store but I’m very spoiled by the wonderful home delivery.

Attention vegans and lactose intolerant: Key Food Mill Basin has added Daiya cheeses and Earth Balance margarine. I was thrilled when they started carrying Silk soy coffee creamer (like half & half), and now this supermarket is one of my go-​to places. Please read my previous reviews for more details about this great store. I hope other Key Food locations will follow suit. Some of them already carry the Silk.

I’ve lived in Mill Basin my whole life and this place used to be so gross. Cramped, dirty, terrible selection. A few years ago they renovated the whole place and it completely changed. The floors are clean! The produce section is organized and bright! The selection has seriously improved and I can always find what I need. One of the only good things about the depressing void of Mill Basin.

Somehow there are always beautiful girls in this place. Good fresh food with lots of variety.

This Key Food is pretty decent, with fresh produce, a deli, cheese shop, and a good overall selection including a nice variety of international foods. This is a city supermarket, and the aisles are VERY narrow. People push and don’t pay attention, and it can get frustrating. Avoid coming here on a Sunday!
One negative of this market is that mostly teenagers work here and some have yet to grasp the concept of good customer service. Management needs to stress the importance of manners and paying attention to the customer.
This is my local supermarket and I don’t really have many options in the area, so I will continue to come here. I’m not trying to give this place a harsh review, just being honest. They did a major renovation recently and they have improved a great deal. There is a Dunkin Donuts inside. The deli staff is always friendly and courteous. Overall, this place is good with the potential to be GREAT!

This place has done a complete 180. It used to be overtly creepy, but the new renovation is fantastic! The store is clean, well-​lit and has an amazing variety of fresh vegetables, meat and everything you could look for in a supermarket, along with a bunch of lovely gourmet items. They have definitely made me a believer!
Also, they are in a small strip mall so there’s free parking outside — perfect for bigger shopping trips.

Clean, neat, organized. Fresh produce unlike the stuff rotting in Stop & Shop. Nice, healthy-​looking, selection of red meats. They have organic chicken and a large selection of cold/​warm beers. Newly renovated, Bright and it’s not crowded with long lines like Stop & Shop. There is also a Dunkin’ Donuts window. =D

Good place to go to for your grocery. The service there is a little rude, i asked for something in specific and i guess i asked a butcher and he didnt know, so the other worker behind him, while pushing a wheeled cart, «man come on! Just go!» I brushed it off but i think ill start looking for some where else for my grocery needs.

I ‘ve been going to this keyfood for over twenty years. Now that the make over has been completed I find that improvements have been made through out every department. Who ever designed and did the layout should be commended because the aisles are wide and fuctional yet very modern.
I was admiring the deli department with all the new imported showcases and LED track lighting, when one of the counter person politely asked me if I needed help. He took my order and prepared my deli meats and used very respectful language like «yes sir,& no sir» It really wasn’t necessary but I was duely impressed. Then as I checked out, I was rung up by a very young yet professional cashier who was really into his job.
Who ever trained all the employees did a magnificient job. Everyone knew their places and their specific roles and more importantly there was no more groups of friends hanging out near the register. Back then, you felf like you were imposing on their conversation by being on their line.
Throughout the store, it looks as if no detail has been overlooked and a great deal of engergy has gone into setting up each of the departments. Even in the parking lot, there is a awning by the shopping cart pound that clearly give instruction on the finer etiquette of cart usage.
BTW, their bagels are the best in town. Can you imagine that? A supermarket bagel better than the bagel shops. It’s true!

Oh my local supermarket — nothing like grocery shopping surrounded by disgruntled senior citizens who shove past you with their wire grocery carts. Eeeek. I get the basics here but there’s really nothing too great here. I’m just grateful that they now carry hummus.