Fairway Market has stood the test of time. From small beginnings in New York City in the 1950s till today, the founder’s grandson and his two partners have built up a business which has grown in reputation. Fairway Market is known as a leading authority on fresh food. It’s also known for quality and good value.
If there’s something you want to eat, you’ll get it at Fairway Market. If it isn’t there, they’ll probably find it. That’s one of the reasons why it's is popular with so many customers. In a time when neighborhood grocery stores are giving way to big retail chains, this store has been growing steadily. It's staffed by experts who are fresh food professionals. It has various richly stocked sections for fish, meat and organic foods. You can get any fruit you want here. This store is one of the things many people love about living in the New York metropolitan area. They love it for variety, for value, for freshness and for that unique atmosphere of a neighborhood grocery store. For grocery shopping, there’s nothing better than Fairway Market.
With its fresh food expertise, it’s hardly surprising that Fairway Market provides a catering service for those special occasions when food is required. Fairway Market is also an expert in kosher cuisine. Remember that if you’re planning a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, or any other Jewish cultural occasion. You can avail of this fresh food specialist to provide a tasty, wholesome and value-filled spread for your special occasion.
The flagship branch of this respected grocery establishment is located on Broadway and West 74th, which is in New York City. But this grocery store has spread beyond New York City. You’ll find branches throughout New York State, New Jersey and Connecticut. Fairway Market’s commitment to excellent fresh food and great value brought people from far and wide. The store has expanded and sent out branches so that someone in the New York tri-state area doesn’t have to go too far to find a Fairway Market branch.
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