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Website: dagnyc.com
Phone: (212) 772-9958
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of York Ave and E 76th St
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- Mon 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
1431 York Ave New York, NY 10021 ·351.27 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpI treat this place as more of a corner store than a supermarket. And for that purpose it's great. It's pricy but this is the UES. All the grocery options are a bit inflated. I don't go here for...
MoreI dont write reviews ever about anything, let alone a grocery store. D'Agostino's has really earned this: It has genuinely bad produce and makes you pay whole foods prices for it, commonly just...
MoreD'Agostino has been around since 1932. I guess people must buy all their merchandise at these high prices. There were a few prices that appeared reasonable to me. I found most were very high...
MoreThis place is terrible in every aspect. Everything is incredibly overpriced. Bought cream cheese for $8 to get home and see it expired 4 months ago... Terrible rude staff as well. I have literally...
MoreThe workers have no respect, hate their jobs, do not want to be there. The prices are extremely expensive and are trying to make it up from the place being empty. If you live nearby take the...
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