Two brothers, Nicola and Pasquale D'Agostino, left their little town of Italy in the 1920s and moved to New York, 'The City of Dreams', in search of better opportunities. After years of striving, they managed to set up a small grocery store in 1932. This small shop grew to become one of New York's popular supermarkets. They offer shelves racked with fresh produce of vegetables and fruits, bakery products, dairy items as well as meat and seafood. A family-run operation, D'Agostino boasts of more than ten outlets around the city.
Website: dagnyc.com
Phone: (212) 570-6803
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Lexington Ave and E 83rd St
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- Sat 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
1233 Lexington Ave New York, NY 10028 ·351.18 mi
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yelpI have to admit I don't Shop here often. When we needed coins counted my daughter saw on line that they have a Coin Counting Machine. Finally yesterday I took the coins from my daughter that she's...
MoreThis is such a dismal grocery store. VERY limited selection of products, VERY inflated prices (Whole Foods & even Citarella are much less expensive!), poor quality but the worst thing is the...
MoreStopped by for the first time on my way home from an event nearby. Nice clean store. No organic options. Cashier was probably at the end of her shift because she seemed bored and bothered that...
MoreI just checked and they no longer have a coin stat machine. The manager who answered the phone was very professional and very helpful and gave other suggestions locally.
MoreMeh. I really want to like this NYC grocery chain but each time I go to one I find them overpriced on the items I need. Seems clean and organized though. The one redeeming factor is they have a...
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