Lindo Supermarket

The Lindo Supermarket sits at 35 W 183rd St, a compact grocery tucked into the Bronx’s Washington Heights block cluster. A quick stop for basics and a few surprises, they stock the shelves with produce, dairy, frozen meals, and a rotating selection of specialty items. Household essentials line the aisles, alongside snacks that locals grab on the fly. They also carry cleaning supplies and personal care products for walk-in customers. Bottled water, coffee, and breakfast breads round out the daily runs they handle.

If you need ingredients for tonight’s dinner or a carton of milk for the morning, they open the doors early. Weekday mornings bring steady traffic as neighbors stock up before commuting. Thursday evenings can feel busier when families circle back after work. The produce section stays stocked with seasonal fruit and vegetables that reflect the neighborhood’s Latin American roots. Canned beans and rice sit near tortillas in a corner that feels like a mini mercado.

Between errands, drop in for a single item and you’ll leave with more than expected—fresh cilantro often hitches a ride with a random avocado. Nearby dollar stores and bodegas sit a block away, yet they keep the refrigerator cases full. Their frozen aisle holds single-serve entrees and family packs alike. Bulk packs of pasta sit front and center at the far end of the store.

Need directions? Grab the map straight from your phone: 35 W 183rd St on Google Maps. A call ahead guarantees you won’t circle the block: reach them at (347) 963-9828 if the aisles look crowded.