City Acres Market

★★★★☆ 4.1 | 613 reviews | 20 views

Business Details

Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Service options
Delivery
Onsite services
Highlights
Great produce
Offerings
Bakery
Food
Prepared foods
Planning
Quick visit
Payments
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments

About

Grocery shopping in the city often means choosing between convenience and quality. City Acres Market leans toward the latter, offering a selection that prioritizes freshness in a neighborhood where options can feel limited. The store sits at 29-18 Queens Plaza S, a stretch of Long Island City where residential towers meet older commercial buildings, creating a mix of foot traffic that keeps the aisles active at most hours.

Produce takes center stage here, with displays that change with the seasons rather than relying on the same staples year-round. The bakery section adds a local touch, supplying breads and pastries that avoid the mass-produced feel of larger chains. Prepared foods round out the offerings, providing quick meals for those who’d rather skip the takeout line but still want something ready to eat.

Long Island City’s dining scene has expanded in recent years, yet grocery stores that feel like more than just a pit stop remain rare. City Acres Market fills that gap without the sprawl of a big-box store, making it a practical stop for residents who want to cook at home but don’t have time to hunt for ingredients across multiple shops. The layout keeps essentials within easy reach, though the real draw is the variety that feels curated rather than overwhelming.

Need to check availability or ask about a specific item? Call (718) 392-2406. For directions, the map pinpoints the exact location: Queens Plaza South. The store’s position near the subway makes it accessible even for those without a car, a detail that matters in a part of the city where parking can be as scarce as fresh herbs in winter.

Technical Info

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Created 10 Jan 2025
Updated 07 Jul 2026

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