New Paradise

Brooklyn, United States

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2 reviews

Does not accept credit cards

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Telephone:
+1 718-833-3055
Address:
8802 3rd Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11209
Fort Hamilton, Bay Ridge
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 mi86th Street (R)
0.4 miBay Ridge - 95th Street (R)
0.6 mi77th Street (R)
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Local time (Brooklyn) 15:42 Thursday, 28 November 2024

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2 reviews of New Paradise

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Place rating: 1
Brooklyn, NY
a bodega is suppost to offer you what the big chains don’t, friendliness, knows your name, and offers prices that are reasonable to the community, a bodega knows and relates to the community, i shouldn’t have to show my fucking id every time i go, this place sucks, listen lady if you cant adjust to the neighborhood then move to china town, you wont have to worry about the facial expression cause guess what everyone looks the same over there, you nasty fuck!
Place rating: 1
Brooklyn, NY
This place has never been helpful to me, ever. If you’re looking to run in and grab a bottle of Gatorade or something, it’s fine, but if you need something specific, I guarantee they will not have it. The most useful part of this store is the ATM. The guys who work here will sit there and leer at you as you grow increasingly frustrated searching for a packet of taco seasoning or a jar of chip dip or whatever. Go down the street to the Sunset Farms deli; they’re way more likely to have what you need.