In 1932, at the depth of the Great Depression, Nick and Patsy D'Agostino pooled their meager resources and opened a small grocery store that marks the beginning of D'Agostino markets. It is a chain of full-service supermarkets that offer a range of grocery and general merchandising products. It works in association with various partner companies, including Creekstone Farms, USDA Organic, Dietz & Watson and Zaro's Bakery. The company has a staff of food and grocery professionals that include meat and produce managers. It offers a variety of food items, such as Italian breads and bagels, organic milk, frozen vegetables, ice cream, organic cereals, pork, poultry, lamb and beef. In addition, the company provides online recipes for various appetizers, beverages, dressings, desserts, soups, snacks and side dishes. D'Agostino has been operational for more than 75 years and maintains a presence in New York City.
Website: dagnyc.com
Phone: (212) 319-4870
Cross Streets: Between E 53rd St and E 54th St
Open now
- Wed 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
966 1st Ave New York, NY 10022 ·350.06 mi
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yelpI think this place is also called D'AG NYC as well. Several locations in Manhattan. This location is very, very friendly and non-judgmental vibes. I guess employees are from NY so I can tell how...
MoreWe went here to pick up a few things - crackers and yogurt. The supermarket is simple with friendly employees. it is not fancy nor does it have panache- but it does the trick if you live in the...
MoreThe D'agostino on 1st and 52nd St has gotten even better. It't become a great shopping experience. Particular shout out to the manager Walter and his ENTIRE team including Duane in the Deli...
MoreI can't express how much we love Walter at the store. He is knowledgeable, funny and most importantly kind. We are so grateful that he has come to the store and even though we miss John Walter has...
MoreI haven't been in a D'agostino for 2 years and my visit there recently reminded me why I stopped shopping at their locations... First of all, it was around 5pm and the supermarket was emptier...
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