Grocery Prices in New York, NY
Small-format, delivery-first grocery shopping across the five boroughs
22 grocery chains covered, 167 stores in our database for New York, NY
New York City grocery prices vary sharply by block and borough, from Whole Foods and Key Food to Food Bazaar and ALDI. With supercenters rare and delivery woven into daily life, comparing before you order matters more here than almost anywhere.
New York City is a grocery market unlike any other: limited square footage, no parking, and a heavy reliance on walking and delivery shape what and where people buy. Big-box supercenters are rare inside the five boroughs, so the everyday landscape skews toward smaller-format and local banners. GroceryChop most commonly tracks Whole Foods, Key Food, and Food Bazaar here, alongside a dense layer of Walgreens, CVS, and 7-Eleven, with ALDI and Trader Joe's drawing long lines where they exist.
What makes NYC distinct is that convenience and proximity often outweigh sticker price — a five-block difference can decide where you shop. Manhattan tends to run more expensive than the outer boroughs, and Brooklyn and the Bronx (tracked as their own pages here) have their own chain mixes and price levels. Bodegas and independent markets fill gaps the national chains don't, especially for late-night and specialty needs, while delivery is woven into daily routines in a way it isn't in most of the country. Storage space is a quiet factor too: small apartment kitchens push New Yorkers toward smaller, more frequent trips, so per-trip price differences add up fast over a month, and the lack of a car makes the nearest store the default more often than the cheapest one.
Because price and availability vary so sharply by block, it helps to compare grocery prices across NYC stores before committing to a delivery order. You can see current New York deals, check what Whole Foods is charging nearby, or build a list and let GroceryChop find the cheapest combination across the chains that deliver to your address.
Top current deals near New York, NY

Dole Strawberries, Peaches & Bananas
C-Town Supermarkets · C-Town Supermarkets #368 - New York

Romaine Lettuce
C-Town Supermarkets · C-Town Supermarkets #368 - New York

7‑Eleven Lemon Crème Snack Pie
7-Eleven · 7-Eleven #37116 - New York

Cut Watermelon
Gristedes · Gristedes #59 - New York

Cut Seedless Watermelon
Gristedes · Gristedes #59 - New York

Cut Seedless Watermelon
Gristedes · Gristedes #533 - New York
General Mills Honey Nut Cheerios Cereal
CVS · CVS - 2686 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
General Mills Honey Nut Cheerios Cereal
CVS · CVS - 540 AMSTERDAM AVENUE, NEW YORK
General Mills Cheerios Cereal
CVS · CVS - 540 AMSTERDAM AVENUE, NEW YORK
General Mills Cheerios Cereal
CVS · CVS - 2686 BROADWAY, NEW YORK

7‑Eleven Apple Snack Pie
7-Eleven · 7-Eleven #33579 - New York

7‑Eleven Apple Snack Pie
7-Eleven · 7-Eleven #37035 - New York
Grocery chains in New York, NY
Chains GroceryChop tracks here, by store count. See all the chains we cover in our stores directory.
Stores in New York, NY
Duane Reade - 67 BROAD ST, NEW YORK
67 BROAD ST · NEW YORK, NY · 10004
7-Eleven #36478 - New York
111 JOHN ST · New York, NY · 10038
CVS - 130 LENOX AVE., NEW YORK
130 LENOX AVE. · NEW YORK, NY · 10026
CVS - 1569 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK
1569 FIRST AVENUE · NEW YORK, NY · 10028
Duane Reade - 1091 LEXINGTON AVE, NEW YORK
1091 LEXINGTON AVE · NEW YORK, NY · 10075
7-Eleven #21826 - New York
81-64 LEFFERTS BLVD · New York, NY · 11415
7-Eleven #22101 - New York
202-15 NORTHERN BLVD · New York, NY · 11361
7-Eleven #27105 - New York
58-20 FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD · New York, NY · 11365
Associated Supermarket #622 - New York
76-10 37th Avenue · New York, NY · 11372
7-Eleven #32406 - New York
162-05 46TH AVE · New York, NY · 11358
Duane Reade - 60 SPRING ST, NEW YORK
60 SPRING ST · NEW YORK, NY · 10012
CVS - 298 MULBERRY ST., NEW YORK
298 MULBERRY ST. · NEW YORK, NY · 10012
7-Eleven #36950 - New York
708 BRIGHTON BEACH AVE · New York, NY · 11235
7-Eleven #32128 - New York
112-11 LIBERTY AVE · New York, NY · 11419
Duane Reade - 320 W 145TH ST, NEW YORK
320 W 145TH ST · NEW YORK, NY · 10039
7-Eleven #32120 - New York
149-52 14TH AVE · New York, NY · 11357
Trader Joe's - 436 East 14th Street, New York
436 East 14th Street · New York, NY · 10009
CVS - 253 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK
253 FIRST AVENUE · NEW YORK, NY · 10003
Walgreens - 298 1ST AVE, NEW YORK
298 1ST AVE · NEW YORK, NY · 10009
7-Eleven #34655 - New York
97-07 QUEENS BLVD · New York, NY · 11374
GroceryChop tracks 167 stores across 22 chains in New York, NY, including 7-Eleven, Walgreens, CVS. The most common chain here is 7-Eleven. Compare prices across these stores to see which is cheapest for your basket, or dig into 7-Eleven specifically.
Common questions about grocery prices, stores, and deals in New York, NY.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the cheapest grocery store in NYC?
Among chains GroceryChop tracks, ALDI, Food Bazaar, and Key Food generally beat Whole Foods and upscale markets on price, and the outer boroughs run cheaper than Manhattan. But NYC's block-to-block variation and reliance on delivery mean the cheapest option really depends on your address — comparing your basket across nearby stores is the only reliable way to know.
Does Trader Joe's deliver in New York City?
Trader Joe's generally doesn't offer its own delivery, and it doesn't post prices online, so you won't see live TJ's pricing on GroceryChop. Its NYC stores are popular but often crowded. For delivery, the major NYC chains that publish prices are far easier to compare and order from.
Which grocery chains are most common in NYC?
Inside the five boroughs you'll most often find Whole Foods, Key Food, and Food Bazaar among full-service options, plus ALDI and Trader Joe's where space allows, layered over very dense CVS, Walgreens, and 7-Eleven coverage. Bodegas and independent markets fill in the rest. Big-box supercenters are rare within city limits.
Is grocery delivery reliable in New York?
Yes — NYC has some of the most developed grocery delivery in the country, between chain delivery, Instacart, and app-based services, often with same-hour windows. Fees and minimums vary. Because a delivery markup can erase a sale, checking the in-store price on GroceryChop first is worth the minute.
Are groceries cheaper in Brooklyn or the Bronx than Manhattan?
Generally yes. Manhattan tends to carry the highest grocery prices in the city, while Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Queens often run lower for the same items, especially at value banners like Food Bazaar and ALDI. GroceryChop tracks Brooklyn and the Bronx as their own areas so you can compare directly.
When do NYC grocery deals refresh?
Most chains operating in New York reset weekly ads midweek, so new digital coupons and sales typically appear then. GroceryChop's deals feed consolidates current New York markdowns so you don't have to check each chain's circular separately.
Find the cheapest groceries in New York, NY
Compare your basket across every chain we track here, or browse what's on deal right now. Most prices are less than 24 hours old.
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